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In our latest episode, we go out of this world (I know. We're sorry.) to bring you our breakdown of the opening credits to ALF.
Links, as promised in the episode:
ALF - Season 1 & 2
ALF - Season 3 & Beyond
Big Band Cover of the ALF Theme
8-Bit Cover of the ALF Theme
Ridiculous Reenactment of the ALF Intro by 12 the Terrace
ALF: The Animated Series Theme
ALF: Stuck on Earth by Ben Liebrand (#4 in the Netherlands in 1987)
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In this episode, we take a really unconventional swing at overanalyzing the opening credits to Adam Sandler's hit golf comedy "Happy Gilmore." Gary repeatedly attempts to do the Happy Gilmore voice and Max attempts to not leave the room while Gary does so.
Links, as promised in the episode:
Original Credits
Ukulele Cover of Tuesday's Gone
Happy Gilmore Opening Credits: Reinvented by Lindsay Amerault
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In our very first episode ever, we serve up a huge dose of '90s nostalgia by diving into the opening credits of "Beverly Hills, 90210" like we're Steve Sanders going for a volleyball.
Relevant Links:
Seasons 1-8 Opening Credits
John Mayer playing the 90210 theme
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