If you’re a fan of early 2000s TV, chances are you know it: “I’m No Superman” by Lazlo Bane.<br />
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Short, catchy, and packed with personality - it’s as if the song idled up to the reception and said: ‘how about this?’  - insanely hummable it’s the perfect intro for a show that walked the tightrope between absurd comedy and gut-punching emotional moments.

If you’re a fan of early 2000s TV, chances are you know it: “I’m No Superman” by Lazlo Bane. Short, catchy, and packed with personality - it’s as if the song idled up to the reception and said: ‘how about this?’ - insanely hummable it’s the perfect intro for a show that walked the tightrope between absurd comedy and gut-punching emotional moments.

If you’re a fan of early 2000s TV, chances are you know it: “I’m No Superman” by Lazlo Bane.<br>
<br>
Short, catchy, and packed with personality - it’s as if the song idled up to the reception and said: ‘how about this?’  - insanely hummable it’s the perfect intro for a show that walked the tightrope between absurd comedy and gut-punching emotional moments.

Show Tunes: Episode 32 - Scrubs 04.07.25

In the TV shows you know and love, music doesn't just play pivotal roles in introducing the episodes, they shape your memory of them.  Here, Stephen Steps Lowe takes a look at the stories behind the best and most-loved TV theme tunes of all time.

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In the TV shows you know and love, music doesn't just play pivotal roles in introducing the episodes, they shape your memory of them. Here, Stephen Steps Lowe takes a look at the stories behind the best and most-loved TV theme tunes of all time.

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Show Tunes: Episode 32 - Scrubs 04.07.25

Show Tunes: Episode 32 - Scrubs 04.07.25