Speaker 1: Christian Iconnell, Christian O'Connell show podcast, TV theme tune Thursday
Speaker 1: on The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we were talking about the year nineteen ninety and
Speaker 2: the Fresh Prince of bel Air was first on TV,
Speaker 2: and we're asking you right about this time, you say,
Speaker 2: can you call into the theme tune that rap that
Speaker 2: Will Smith does? Can you do it? Turns out most
Speaker 2: of you couldn't. Some amazing efforts, but it was really
Speaker 2: hard to find somebody. A lot of anger, angry emails
Speaker 2: yesterday going you.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't called me.
Speaker 2: I could have done it better than those guys.
Speaker 4: And then the guy who could do it actually over
Speaker 4: delivered and started giving us a whole lot of hidden
Speaker 4: version versions, not just.
Speaker 2: That someone that actually has seen it recently every episode
Speaker 2: so there are no hidden verses in it. That guy
Speaker 2: was freestyling. We gave him a prize yesterday as well. Anyway,
Speaker 2: so we thought today we'd go back into TV theme
Speaker 2: tunes because they've been so many great ones, and we're
Speaker 2: talk about the ones that have got lyrics. Can you
Speaker 2: call us up and do a TV theme tune this morning?
Speaker 2: Four one four one O four three or ready this
Speaker 2: morning run About an hour ago, Patsy gave us her
Speaker 2: version of the Golden goes any chance of getting it again.
Speaker 5: Thank you for being a friend, travel down the road
Speaker 5: and back again. Your heart is true, your friend and
Speaker 5: a comfort on doo do do? And if you threw
Speaker 5: a party and invited everyone you knew.
Speaker 2: I've actually enjoyed this, you would be no.
Speaker 5: You would see the biggest gift would be from me,
Speaker 5: and the card attached would say everyone, thank you.
Speaker 2: For being you know what. Honestly, all I need right
Speaker 2: now is someone to be here playing a piano with Patsy.
Speaker 2: I'm happy. I gotta say, Patsy ten out of ten.
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you the price today voucher for
Speaker 2: ribsen Burgers. Okay, that was actually brilliant. All right, So
Speaker 2: that's what we're looking for this morning. What can you do?
Speaker 3: Four?
Speaker 2: One four one o four three up? First, Aaron, good morning,
Speaker 2: I'm good. So Aaron, are you at work? You're on
Speaker 2: your way to work.
Speaker 1: I'm at work at the moment.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 1: Siger?
Speaker 2: Are you on the bus?
Speaker 4: He said?
Speaker 2: This would be great for other passengers. He starts breaking
Speaker 2: into now the war dumb move till the bead of
Speaker 2: just one drum. There's always alone on every bus.
Speaker 4: People wouldn't even turn their head.
Speaker 2: You just just do the thing when you look further
Speaker 2: out the window to move my head. And it's like
Speaker 2: you have to always agree who's going to be the
Speaker 2: lune on the bus. Sometimes I've had to do because
Speaker 2: no one else who wants to volunteer, you know, just
Speaker 2: put a naval cap on or something like that. There's
Speaker 2: always that one random tude on there. Alright, So different strokes.
Speaker 2: Great TV show? Was it Philip Drummond, the billionaire that
Speaker 2: adopted the two boys the twins from Harlem? That's the one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just love this TV show, all right. So this
Speaker 2: was the first line. Okay, I'm gonna kill I'm gonna
Speaker 2: cure up a backing track for you, Aaron. You've done
Speaker 2: it in your own time though, one, two, three, go well.
Speaker 3: The will don't move to the beat. Just one job.
Speaker 1: What might be ripped for you may not be rapping.
Speaker 3: Some A man is long, he's a man off be
Speaker 3: staying a long come too.
Speaker 1: They got another muther of jeeves, but they got difference.
Speaker 3: Difference Still through the world is different. Throw through the world.
Speaker 3: Everybody's got a special kind of story. Everybody they find
Speaker 3: the way to shine. They don't. Man, that's got not
Speaker 3: a lot. So what they'll have their You have yours
Speaker 3: and I'll have mine and together we'll be fine.
Speaker 2: It takes given.
Speaker 3: Stroll through the world. It give us throw through the world.
Speaker 2: Wow, I mean a show stopper right at the start
Speaker 2: of this. I mean faultless between what you did, Aaron
Speaker 2: and this Aaron's version. I like it more. That was
Speaker 2: isn't that amazing? And you can remember it word for words?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: I love that so I love a lot it was.
Speaker 1: It was between that one and the family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, another great show. We grew up with the ice
Speaker 2: love different strokes.
Speaker 4: And I appreciate you putting on the croner's voice as well.
Speaker 3: That's actually Ellen Thick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, his son with blurred lines. Didn't he Robin think
Speaker 2: he was he was the dad at a growing paints
Speaker 2: that is that the dad Adam think is the dad
Speaker 2: and Crome paints. Yeah, yeah, I did not know that.
Speaker 2: That is great. Tell you what sign Writer by day,
Speaker 2: Crooner by night.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show podcast, Jack.
Speaker 2: And I are trying to steer the show way from
Speaker 2: our producer about at the moment, the world's oldest man
Speaker 2: in radio, who's desperately trying to get someone to do
Speaker 2: the Gilligan's Island theme tune, which was I don't know
Speaker 2: if you're any of our older demo of listeners is
Speaker 2: from eighteen fifty two.
Speaker 4: It's still White Perth. I'm watching the intro Nous in
Speaker 4: black and white.
Speaker 2: It was a silent sitcoms Buster Keaton was the main
Speaker 2: character in there. Charlie Champlin was his next door neighbor.
Speaker 2: I believe in Gilligan's Let's Go to the Lines. And on
Speaker 2: TV theme tune Thursday? What TV theme tune? Can he
Speaker 2: call us up and do? Jake? Good morning?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 2: How I is? I'm good Jake? So what what's the
Speaker 2: theme tune you can do? We've just had aaron with
Speaker 2: different strokes.
Speaker 1: I've been getting right into Star Trek lately. So I've
Speaker 1: got Star Trek the original series.
Speaker 2: So do you mean the one with no Lyse? Do
Speaker 2: you mean this? You know, just the you're going to
Speaker 2: do that? That's it. That's the one, all right? We said,
Speaker 2: caught us up to a theme tune? You go, Jake a.
Speaker 1: Space the Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the
Speaker 1: Starship Enterprise. It's five year mission to explore strange new worlds,
Speaker 1: to seek out new life, new civilization, to boldly go
Speaker 1: where no man has gone before.
Speaker 2: Jake, incredible, incredible, incredible scenes, amazing stuff, no difference, He's
Speaker 2: re enacted it amazingly. Our one man orchestra.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they can't help but imagine the person who's getting
Speaker 4: in their car or turning on the radio just at
Speaker 4: that moment when you're started.
Speaker 2: It might be at traffic lights. Right now, look over,
Speaker 2: there's a guy doing the Star Trek theme tune Welcome
Speaker 2: to twenty twenty. That's really good, really, Jake, that's incredible.
Speaker 2: And you did the intro, the spoken word bit he
Speaker 2: used to do it the beginning. Shut you must you
Speaker 2: must do that?
Speaker 1: That is the that is what is Star Trek? Is
Speaker 1: that open?
Speaker 2: And I tell you what, aren't they a great watch
Speaker 2: these days? That original Star Trek was shut am I.
Speaker 1: It's so good. It's very funny. It's actually really funny
Speaker 1: lines they we should get onto it.
Speaker 2: Yeah have you gotten too? The episode where there were
Speaker 2: two Captain James T. Kirks, the good one and the
Speaker 2: yeah yeah I heard on YouTube. It is actually one
Speaker 2: of the most unintentionally funny half hours ever. It's so
Speaker 2: badly done. Isn't he green the evil one? Or do
Speaker 2: they paint his face red?
Speaker 1: He goes bright red. That's acting because he goes so
Speaker 1: committed to his role that he actually goes red the.
Speaker 2: Fake, brilliant stuff. Jake, thank you very much. You're going
Speaker 2: to give you the one hundred dollars for voucher for
Speaker 2: ribsen Burgers.
Speaker 1: Excellent, just what I mean?
Speaker 2: All right, cheers, buddy, well done. Let's us get one
Speaker 2: last one on the This is a really great classic
Speaker 2: theme tune. That's a feel good one as well. I'm
Speaker 2: just nervously seeing it. Who Brade is putting through? Get
Speaker 2: that Gilligans in and one off? I know you're there,
Speaker 2: Chrissy and Frankston. There's nothing against you. Got a whold
Speaker 2: strong today, Peter, Yes, Peter, you are the guys doing
Speaker 2: Happy Days, aren't you.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'll try good Man, good.
Speaker 2: Man, great great show. So in your own time if
Speaker 2: you go do the happy Days theme tune, Oh Bad.
Speaker 3: Gray Skuys, Hello Blue. Nothing can hold me When I
Speaker 3: hold you feel so right, can't be wrong? Rock and
Speaker 3: rolling along these happy Daysiers and Mine these happy Daysiers
Speaker 3: and mine, these happy days of yours, and man, these
Speaker 3: happy days yours and my happy days.
Speaker 2: Man. Wow wow, Peter, that was grim word for word.
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