This episode marks the latest installment of a seemingly never-ending blood feud between the Goldsmith Odyssey family and the notorious Time clan (led by the eternally stubborn Father Time). Your humble hosts David, Yavar, and Clark have killed a whole lot of hours over the course of this podcast, and eagerly take out three more in the process of discussing two episodes of Gunsmoke: "Love Thy Neighbor" (featuring an alternately somber and suspenseful Goldsmith score) and "Old Faces" (in which Goldsmith offers a variety of colorful thematic ideas and makes compelling use of the banjo). Tune in!

Cues from “Love Thy Neighbor”:

• 0:17:36 - 1. Quiet Night 
• 0:23:14 - 2. The Thief Pts. 1, 2 & 3 (blended)
• 0:26:24 - 3. Sick Boy   
• 0:28:04 - 4. Mother's Care  
• 0:34:06 - 5. The Doctor 
• 0:35:49 - 6. Angry Man 
• 0:38:43 - 7. Gun Fight 
• 0:48:46 - 8. The Shameful Man 
• 0:53:11 - 9. The Killing 
• 0:58:32 - 10. The Gunfighters/Bad News (blended in our source, separate in the episode)
• 1:06:28 - 11. The Last Killing 
• 1:09:02 - 12. The Confession 

Cues from “Old Faces”:

• 1:57:21 - 1. The Arrival
• 2:00:26 - 2. The Gun-Man
• 2:04:16 - 3. The Tormentors
• 2:08:02 - 4. The Visitor
• 2:10:01 - 5. The Truth
• 2:12:12 - 6. Miss Kitty
• 2:14:24 - 7. The Confession
• 2:17:13 - 8. River Girl
• 2:22:53 - 9. The Challenge
• 2:27:56 - 10. Reunion

Other Sources:

• 0:14:28 - Conan the Barbarian - Tree of Woe/Recovery (Poledouris)
• 0:16:00 - Gunsmoke "Doc Judge" - The Killer
• 0:16:24 - Gunsmoke "Doc Judge" - The Trip
• 0:16:39 - Gunsmoke "The Blacksmith" - Delmonico's
• 0:16:00 - Gunsmoke "The Wake" - The Street
• 0:28:40 - Lonely Are the Brave - 3M53
• 0:29:15 - Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Warp Point Nine (F. Steiner)
• 0:33:40 - The Twilight Zone "Dust" - The Hanging 
• 0:37:11 - Patton - Main Title
• 0:37:17 - Alien - Nothing to Say
• 0:37:29 - Planet of the Apes - New Identity
• 1:01:45 - Close Encounters - The Cover-Up (Williams)
• 1:41:39 - The Day the Earth Stood Still - Gort/The Visor/The Telescope (Herrmann)
• 1:46:34 - The Virginian Main Title (Faith) 
• 1:47:14 - The Virginian (Men from Shiloh) Main Title (Morricone)
• 1:56:36 - The Waltons Main Title
• 2:48:18 - CBS Library Music - The Village (F. Steiner)
• 2:50:45 - Star Trek: The Motion Picture - System Inoperative (F. Steiner)

The Work:
Gunsmoke: Season 6, Volume 2

Ron Burbella supplied us with his CBS EZ CUE disc and index (discussed in this Film Score Monthly thread) and with his reel-to-reel tape transfers. Bill Wrobel documented the mass of CBS Music Library stuff donated to UCLA, giving us a little more info on the tracks we’ve acquired.

Thanks to "Dan Hollis” for assistance with CBS cue sheets and timestamps via the thread at Twilight Zone Cafe -> Twilight Zone, Etc. -> Classic Twilight Zone -> Musical Cues.

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Cards on the table: the latest Odyssey Interview doesn't devote a lot of time to Jerry Goldsmith. However, we imagine that most Goldsmith fans are also fans of the great Elmer Bernstein, whose career mirrored Goldsmith's in a number of ways. Yavar has an in-depth conversation with Elmer's son Peter Bernstein, who discusses memories of growing up in the world of film music, his successful career as a rock musician, his eventual decision to follow in his father's footsteps, working with Elmer on scores like Canadian Bacon, Rough Riders, and Wild Wild West, working on solo assignments like the Ewok films and 21 Jump Street, running into Jerry Goldsmith while synth-shopping, and much more. This one is full of stories and details film music fans will enjoy, so give it a listen!

• 00:00:00 - C2 Logo Fanfare (Jerry Goldsmith)
• 00:05:52 - The Magnificent Seven - The Journey (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:13:51 - Exodus - Prelude (Ernest Gold conducted by Nic Raine)
• 00:15:33 - Thin Red Line - Cost of Love (The Cretones)
• 00:20:02 - The Trial of Billy Jack - Indian Vision (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:24:38 - The Man with the Golden Arm - Main Title (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:25:41 - The Ten Commandments - Exodus Part 2 (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:28:33 - The Rookies - Main Title (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:32:17 - Animal House - Faber College Theme (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:34:54 - Leonard Part 6 - Main Title (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:36:57 - The Great Santini - Ben’s Birthday Gift (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:39:16 - Stripes - Italy (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:42:17 - Heavy Metal - Flight to the Temple (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:47:09 - Hot Dog: The Movie - Top of the Hill (music by Peter Bernstein, sung by Clif Magness)
• 00:51:07 - Cat-Women of the Moon - Main Title (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:52:40 - Saturday's Hero - Main Title (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:54:11 - Bolero - Exstasy (Elmer Bernstein)
• 00:57:22 - Bolero - Bullero (Peter Bernstein conducted by Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:01:47 - Ghostbusters - Library (Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:08:15 - Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure - The Pulga Chase (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:12:05 - Ewoks: The Battle for Endor - Escape (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:13:53 - My Science Project - Blackout Town (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:14:35 - The Black Cauldron - A Special Pig and a Vision (Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:15:01 - The Three Amigos - The Return of the Three Amigos (Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:19:33 - 21 Jump Street - Date with an Angel (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:22:18 - Canadian Bacon - Mountie Letter / To Toronto (Peter and Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:24:43 - Rough Riders - G Troop to the Rescue (Peter and Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:31:36 - Rough Riders - Out West (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:34:36 - Wild Wild West - Goodbye Loveless (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:40:13 - Fallen Angels - End Title Theme (Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:42:00 - Fallen Angels - Main Title Theme (Peter Bernstein)
• 01:46:44 - A River Runs Through It (unused score) - Main Title (Elmer Bernstein conducted by Peter Bernstein)
• 01:51:51 - Slipstream - Escape (Elmer Bernstein)
• 01:56:52 - Snap! Snap! - Mood Vertigo (The Cretones)

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From working on the replacement score for Richard Donner's Timeline to re-recording the Universal Studios logo music to taking over scoring duties for the Rambo franchise, composer Brian Tyler has made a host of surprising Jerry Goldsmith connections over the course of his impressive career. In this engaging Odyssey Interview, Yavar chats with Tyler about meeting Jerry, the many Goldsmith-related projects he's worked on, ways in which Goldsmith has influenced Tyler's own work, and a whole lot more. Plus, we're pleased to offer an exclusive sneak preview of some selections from Tyler's Goldsmith-infused score for the forthcoming Rambo: Last Blood. We don’t want to Bug you, but we’ve gotta tell the Truth: this interview is a Godsend for Goldsmith and Tyler fans.

• 00:00 - Universal Pictures 100th Anniversary Fanfare (Tyler arranging Goldsmith)
• 02:43 - Alien - The Face Hugger (Goldsmith)
• 07:06 - Five Feet Apart - Human Touch (Tyler)
• 08:21 - Ready or Not - The Pit (Tyler)
• 10:12 - Crazy Rich Asians - Text Ting Swing (Tyler)
• 17:36 - Are We Dreaming - Soul Shifter (Tyler) 
• 26:28 - Children of Dune - Salusus Secundus (Tyler)
• 28:09 - Star Trek: Voyager - Main Title (Goldsmith)
• 33:36 - Requiem (Excerpt) (Tyler)
• 38:23 - Rambo - Rambo Theme (Tyler)
• 41:52 - Alien vs. Predator - Alien Awakening (Tyler)
• 43:21 - Alien vs. Predator - Main Title (Tyler)
• 45:31 - First Blood - Escape Route (Goldsmith)
• 46:39 - Rambo: Last Blood - The Ranch (Tyler)
• 49:48 - Rambo: Last Blood - Dusk (Tyler)
• 57:48 - Timeline - Lady Claire and Marek (Tyler)
• 1:00:48 - Timeline - After Him (Goldsmith)
• 1:01:22 - Alien - Drop Out (Goldsmith)
• 1:03:38 - Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Enterprise (Goldsmith)
• 1:03:58 - Star Trek: First Contact - Main Title (Goldsmith)
• 1:06:55 - Star Trek: First Contact - Locutus (Joel Goldsmith)
• 1:08:03 - Star Trek: Voyager - Main Title (Goldsmith)
• 1:10:52 - Iron Man 3 - Can You Dig It? (Tyler)
• 1:15:25 - Star Trek: Enterprise - "Canamar" - End of Kuroda (Tyler)
• 1:19:47 - Star Trek: Enterprise - "Regeneration" - Borg Hunt (Tyler)
• 1:21:40 - Darkness Falls - Eye Contact (Tyler)
• 1:27:50 - Hawaii Five-0 Theme (Tyler arranging Stevens)
• 1:32:18 - Universal Pictures Fanfare (Concert Version) (Tyler adapting Goldsmith)
• 1:36:07 - The Mummy - Chaos, Mayhem, Destruction (Tyler)
• 1:37:34 - The Mummy - Nick’s Theme (Tyler)
• 1:38:07 - The Greatest Game Ever Played - Ride the High Country (Tyler)
• 1:39:32 - Yellowstone - Valley of the Soul (Tyler)
• 1:41:36 - King Solomon’s Mines - No Sale (Goldsmith)
• 1:43:35 - The Wind and the Lion - The True Symbol (Goldsmith)
• 1:48:26 - Sonata (Tyler)
• 1:51:23 - Rambo: Last Blood - Rambo: Last Blood (Tyler)

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Our journey through Jerry Goldsmith's contributions to The Twilight Zone (the TV series, anyway – give us a few* years and we'll get to the movie) concludes in epic fashion with a plus-sized installment featuring TWO special guests. This time, we're taking a look at the iconic episode "The Invaders," a nearly dialogue-free affair that proves an exceptional canvas for Goldsmith's suspenseful music. The first portion of our program features a conversation with Oscar-nominated composer David Newman and esteemed film music producer/liner note writer Jeff Bond, who discuss the virtues of this classic episode, David's memories of conducting Goldsmith's music for "The Invaders" live to picture, what makes Goldsmith such a remarkable composer, the musical storytelling techniques that set great composers apart, and much more. Afterwards, Jeff joins your humble hosts David, Yavar, and Clark for our usual track-by-track examination of the score. It's a long episode, yes, but both of our guests have an abundance of compelling insights that you won't want to miss. Enjoy!

*5-35 years, give or take

Cues from "The Invaders":

• 00:02 - 6 - The Knife
• 1:16:13 - 1 - The Old Woman 
• 1:30:28 - 2 - Space Ship
• 1:34:32 - 3 - The Gadget
• 1:37:56 - 4 - The Wound  
• 1:43:48 - 5 - The Hunter 
• 1:49:16 - 6 - The Knife
• 1:53:42 - 7 - Counterattack (combined pts. 1 & 2)
• 2:10:53 - 8 - The Victor  
• 2:47:47 - 1 - The Old Woman

Other Goldsmith:

• 2 Days in the Valley
• Alien (David Newman conducting the American Youth Symphony)
• The Artist Who Did Not Want to Paint (Prologue for The Agony and the Ecstasy)
• Contract on Cherry Street
• Escape from the Planet of the Apes
• Gremlins
• Gremlins 2: The New Batch
• Gunsmoke - "The Wake"
• Hollow Man
• Logan’s Run
• Lonely are the Brave
• The Loner
• Magic
• Malice
• The Mephisto Waltz
• The Man From U.N.C.L.E. - "The Deadly Games Affair"
• Omen III: The Final Conflict
• A Patch of Blue
• Patton
• Planet of the Apes
• Poltergeist
• Rambo: First Blood Part II
• The Sand Pebbles
• The Satan Bug
• The Secret of NIMH
• Star Trek: The Motion Picture
• The Swarm
• Thriller - "The Poisoner"
• Total Recall
• The Twilight Zone - "The Big Tall Wish"
• The Twilight Zone - "Dust"
• Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - "Jonah and the Whale"

Other Non-Goldsmith:

• Anastasia (David Newman)
• Born Free (John Barry)
• Colt 45 TV Theme Song (written by Mack David and Jerry Livingston, performed by Hal Hopper)
• The Greatest Story Ever Told (Alfred Newman)
• L’Histoire du Soldat (Igor Stravinsky)
• Lost in Space (John Williams)
• "Mas que nada" (Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66)
• Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta (Béla Bartók) 
• Sorry Wrong Number (10-20-1957 radio performance)
• The Towering Inferno (John Williams)

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If you're a fan of Jerry Goldsmith's music (and of course you are, because you're here, reading this), you've almost certainly enjoyed the work of recording engineer Mike Ross-Trevor, who worked with Jerry on a wide variety of projects in the '80s and '90s. In this revealing Odyssey Interview, Mike talks to Yavar about his memories of working on many different scores (included Jerry's rejected score for The Public Eye), explains Jerry's falling out with recording engineer Eric Tomlinson, reveals the one classic Goldsmith score he wishes he could have recorded, and much more!

• 00:00 - C2 Logo Fanfare
• 01:47 - Psycho - Rainstorm (Herrmann)
• 06:04 - Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac - Long Grey Mare (Green)
• 09:42 - Concierto de Aranjuez - II. Adagio (Rodrigo)
• 12:50 - In the Pink - Theme from The Molly Maguires (Mancini)
• 17:34 - The Key to Rebecca - I’ll Bring Him Home (Redford)
• 26:06 - Chinatown - The Boy on a Horse
• 27:42 - Legend - The Ring
• 35:37 - King Solomon’s Mines - Forced Flight
• 42:26 - Hoosiers - Free Shot
• 44:48 - Link - Swinging Link
• 52:51 - "Jerry Goldsmith Recording Lionheart"
• 53:54 - Extreme Prejudice - The Plan
• 58:30 - Rambo III - The Game
• 1:01:30 - Total Recall - Clever Girl (original Munich performance)
• 1:03:07 - Total Recall - Clever Girl
• 1:05:41 - Medicine Man - The Fire
• 1:08:40 - Tombstone - Cinergi Logo
• 1:18:12 - The Mummy - Rebirth

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The Empire Strikes Back. The Godfather Part II. Lionheart Volume Two. The best sequels thoughtfully build on the foundation of their predecessors, and the second installment of Yavar's interview with Robert Townson certainly does so. This time around, Robert reveals a variety of unrealized projects he had hoped to work on with Jerry, shares memorable moments from the final years of Jerry's career, talks about his departure from Varèse Sarabande and his subsequent career plans, and much more!

• 00:00 - SOAP - Main Theme (Tipton)
• 06:33 - Unchained - Unchained Melody (North)
• 12:56 - The Artist Who Did Not Want to Paint
• 17:45 - Love Field
• 20:05 - Fierce Creatures - Chores
• 25:34 - 1489 Words - Sonnet 43
• 28:27 - We Gather Together
• 29:25 - Frontier Gentleman - The Sheldon Brothers
• 30:50 - The Spiral Road - Journey to Jansen
• 31:14 - Looney Tunes: Back in Action - Another Take
• 32:14 - Lost Horizon
• 37:55 - Timeline - After Him
• 40:18 - Masada - The Road to Masada
• 46:30 - A Streetcar Named Desire - The Doctor/Affirmation (Goldsmith conducting North)
• 51:35 - Legend - Re-United
• 53:58 - Rambo: First Blood, Part II - Home Flight
• 59:48 - Looney Tunes: Back in Action - Flying High
• 1:01:27 - Looney Tunes: Back in Action - We’ve Got Company
• 1:07:15 - Fireworks: A Celebration of Los Angeles
• 1:14:10 - Once Upon a Time in America (Morricone)
• 1:19:34 - Raggedy Man - The Kite
• 1:37:23 -

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Robert Townson, the prolific soundtrack producer behind over 1400 releases over the course of his 30-plus years with film music label Varèse Sarabande, joins Yavar for a sprawling, candid conversation. In this first half, Townson talks about his start in the film music business, getting to know Jerry Goldsmith, working with Jerry on a variety of re-recordings, watching Jerry work under a tight deadline, Jerry’s friendships, and so much more! Enjoy, and stay tuned for part two of this can’t-miss discussion. This exciting release is (possibly) limited to the first 3,000 downloads, so click now!

• 00:00 - C2 Logo Fanfare
• 02:08 - Logan’s Run - The Monument
• 08:32 - The Omen III: The Final Conflict - The Hunt
• 15:08 - Lionheart - The Banner
• 27:18 - Total Recall - Rekall Commercial
• 33:36 - 2001: The Legendary Original Score - Moon Rocket Bus (Goldsmith conducting North)
• 39:54 - The Russia House - The Family Arrives
• 42:52 - Gremlins 2: The New Batch - Just You Wait
• 43:32 - S*P*Y*S - Main Title
• 56:46 - Tora! Tora! Tora! - Main Title
• 1:02:20 - The Illustrated Man - Main Title
• 1:05:30 - Damnation Alley - Main Title
• 1:08:43 - Patton - German Advance
• 1:11:20 - Out of Africa - I Had a Farm (Main Title) (McNeely conducting Barry)
• 1:15:01 - Air Force One - Mig Attack (McNeely)
• 1:18:57 - Air Force One - The Hijacking
• 1:23:20 - Mulan - Boo!
• 1:26:02 - Conan The Barbarian - Wifeing (Poledouris)
• 1:29:54 - Airplane! - Main Title (Bernstein)
• 1:30:51 - Music Box - Finale (Sarde)
• 1:32:48 - The Long, Hot Summer - Southern Belle (North)

Edited by Robert Townson and Jens.

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Suppose, just suppose, that a man living in the year 1961 were able to travel all the way back to the year 1865, arriving mere hours before President Lincoln's assassination. Would he be able to do anything to stop that tragic event? That's an intriguing question posted by "Back There," a second-season episode of The Twilight Zone.

Now suppose, just suppose, that four men (your humble hosts David, Yavar, and Clark, plus returning special guest Tim Greiving) living in the year 2019 were able to take a detailed look at that episode, paying particular attention to its creative, suspenseful Jerry Goldsmith score. Would they make any compelling discoveries? Would their opinions of the episode and its music differ significantly? Most importantly, would you enjoy listening to it? These are the intriguing questions presented by this installment of The Goldsmith Odyssey. To find the answers, press play.

Cues from "Back There":

• 0:12:50 - 01 - The Club 
• 0:17:28 - 02 - The Discussion 
• 0:18:34 - 03 - Table Talk 
• 0:24:53 - 04 - Return to the Past (blended tracks)
• 0:31:29 - 05 - Ford’s Theatre (blended film source) (blended tracks)
• 0:34:08 - 06 - Police Station 
• 0:36:50 - 07 - Mr. Wellington 
• 0:39:44 - 08 - The Wine 
• 0:42:29 - 09 - The Prediction 
• 0:48:55 - 10 - The Assassination 
• 0:53:42 - 11 - The Homecoming 
• 0:56:15 - 12 - Old William 
• 1:19:06 - 10 - The Assassination 

Other Sources:

• 0:06:13 - Thriller: The Cheaters cue 1. (Dirk Van Prinn)
• 0:06:24 - Thriller: The Poisoner - Suite (Reconstruction)
• 0:08:21 - Columbo: Ransom For A Dead Man (Billy Goldenberg)
• 0:38:15 - Star Trek: The Motion Picture - V’Ger Flyover

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Who's this new guest on the Goldsmith Odyssey, summoning up thoughtful commentary on the brilliance of Jerry Goldsmith? There are some who call him… Tim (Greiving, a film music journalist who has written pieces for NPR, Variety, the New York Times, and many other publications). After telling your humble hosts David, Yavar, and Clark about his career and his relationship to Jerry's music, Tim joins us on a journey out west for an examination of the Twilight Zone episode “Dust.” We dissect the atypical dramatic approach Goldsmith takes with his spare, downbeat music, and also engage in a bit of debate on the degree to which magic plays a role in this mostly-realistic episode. Check it out, and be sure to join us next time for a return appearance from our esteemed guest.

Cues from "Dust":

• 0:00:02 - 06. March to the Gallows 
• 0:27:51 - 01. Fate 
• 0:36:17 - 02. The Funeral 
• 0:43:47 - 03. The Rock 
• 0:47:18 - 04. The Magic Dust 
• 0:49:57 - 05. Forecast 
• 0:51:41 - 06. March to the Gallows 
• 0:55:38 - 07. Last Hope 
• 1:00:06 - 08. Broken Rope 
• 1:03:29 - 09. The Hanging 
• 1:33:07 - 07. Last Hope

Other Sources:

• 0:01:40 - Air Force One - No Security
• 0:02:35 - The Omen: The Essential Jerry Goldsmith - Bajo Fuego (from Under Fire)
• 0:03:09 - Hoosiers - Welcome to Hickory
• 0:04:28 - Maxie - She Won’t Be Back
• 0:09:37 - The Trouble with Angels - The Trouble with Angels
• 0:09:55 - The Trouble with Angels - Lifeguard
• 0:10:30 - I.Q. - Fundamental Order / First Sight / Chance / Craps
• 0:30:11 - Marc Scott Zicree interview with director Douglas Heyes from 1978 - Twilight Zone Season 2 Disc 2
• 0:33:58 - Gunsmoke - The Wake - The Gravedigger
• 0:54:36 - Raiders of the Lost Ark - The Map Room: Dawn
• 1:02:27 - Playhouse 90 - Tomorrow - The Woman
• 1:06:41 - Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room - A New Man
• 1:32:05 - 1489 Words - Silence

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Phase 2 of the Goldsmith Odyssey Podcast Universe has begun! Jens has relinquished his regular hosting/editing duties (he'll remain involved in a variety of other ways), passing the baton to friend of the show W. David Lichty. David joins Yavar and Clark for an exploration of the Thriller episode "The Cheaters," an anthology show within an anthology show centering around a pair of spectacles imbued with mysterious power. The whole thing is held together by an intelligent, suspenseful Goldsmith score that also makes room for a surprisingly lovely character theme. Your humble hosts explore the way Goldsmith’s thematic ideas work and examine the effectiveness of the episode's approach to horror. Put on your reading* glasses** and join us for the start of a new era!

*listening
**headphones or something? I dunno

Very Unofficial Cue Titles (descriptions, really):

• 0:19:45 - 01. Dirk Van Prinn
• 0:25:49 - 02. Van Prinn’s Test
• 0:31:32 - 03. Intro & Players (includes Rugulo theme)
• 0:34:39 - 06. Joe Finds the Glasses & Returns Home
• 0:36:37 - 07. Joe Sees Through
• 0:44:13 - 08. Joe Acts and So Goes Joe
• 0:48:03 - 09. Miriam’s Worries
• 0:55:18 - 10. Miriam’s Excursion pt. 1 (Opening cue)
• 0:59:57 - 11. Miriam’s Excursion pt. 2
• 1:02:25 - 12. Miriam Finds the Glasses & Returns Home
• 1:05:43 - 13. Miriam Sees Through
• 1:08:46 - 14. Miriam Acts
• 1:12:53 - 15. And So Goes Miriam
• 1:15:24 - 17. Source Music for Edward's Party
• 1:18:06 - 19. Edward Sees Through pt. 2
• 1:20:02 - 20. So Goes Edward
• 1:22:36 - 23. Sebastian Arrives at the House
• 1:24:38 - 24. Sebastian’s Test
• 1:26:22 - 25. So Goes Sebastian, So Go the Cheaters
• 1:57:44 - 05. Joe Arrives at the House (Closing cue)
• 1:58:25 - 04. Title Screen
• 2:05:23 - 16. Now Back to Tonight’s Show!
• 2:06:00 - 26. End Titles (Miriam’s Theme - an edit of Miriam’s Worries)
• 2:07:06 - 21. Sebastian has the Glasses
• 2:07:13 - 18. Edward Sees Through

Other Sources: 

• Jerry Goldsmith interviewed by Jon Burlingame for the Archive of American Television Part 3 of 4 (May 8th, 2002) used throughout
• The Cheaters full audio used occasionally
• 0:15:59 - Rachmaninov Symphony No. 1 Normandy/Philadelphia
• 0:33:40 - Pete Rugolo’s Thriller Theme
• 0:43:03 - Night Crossing
• 0:50:47 - A Patch of Blue
• 1:01:10 - To Kill a Mockingbird - “The Search for Boo”
• 1:05:04 - Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home - “Transition”
• 1:16:20 - The Prize - “Craig’s Proposition”

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