Mystery novelist and TV writer Lee Goldberg shares anecdotes about meeting TV producer Roy Huggins, who created such series as MAVERICK, THE FUGITIVE and ROCKFORD FILES. Lee also links to a video interview he conducted with Huggins shortly before his death: Interview with Roy Huggins
Related: Mystery TV Themes: The Rockford Files
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Mystery TV Themes: T.J. HOOKER
Spotlighting the great themes from mystery/crime TV shows ...
T.J. HOOKER
This cop series, which aired 1982-1986 on ABC and then CBS, starred William Shatner as a tough, no-nonsense uniformed police sergeant with a penchant for jumping on moving vehicles. When he wasn't training academy recruits, he was cleaning up the streets with his partner, rookie Vince Romano (Adrian Zmed). Other regulars on the beat included Officers Stacy Sheridan (Heather Locklear) and Jim Corrigan (James Darren).
The opening theme was composed by veteran Mark Snow, who has lent his talents to more than a hundred TV-movies, a dozen television series and feature films. Notable recent work includes The X-Files, Millennium and Smallville. He has been nominated for 11 Emmy awards and won at least 18 ASCAP awards.
In the 1960s, he and college roommate Michael Kamen formed a band that mixed rock and classical music, "The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble," releasing five albums between 1968 and 1972. After the band broke up, Snow was soon composing for TV and film. Over the decades, his work has included The Rookies, The Boy in the Plastic Bubble, Starsky and Hutch, Gemini Man, Hart to Hart, Falcon Crest and Cagney and Lacey.
Theme courtesy of Classic TV Links Page
Mark Snow bio at Encore: The Ultimate Mark Snow Site
T.J. Hooker at TV.com
Fan site TJ-Hooker.com
Season One Main Titles
Season Two Main Titles
Season Three Main Titles
Season Four Main Titles
Season Five Main Titles
Bloopers
More themes:
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
MONK
NBC MYSTERY MOVIE
PERRY MASON
PETER GUNN
T.J. HOOKERThis cop series, which aired 1982-1986 on ABC and then CBS, starred William Shatner as a tough, no-nonsense uniformed police sergeant with a penchant for jumping on moving vehicles. When he wasn't training academy recruits, he was cleaning up the streets with his partner, rookie Vince Romano (Adrian Zmed). Other regulars on the beat included Officers Stacy Sheridan (Heather Locklear) and Jim Corrigan (James Darren).
The opening theme was composed by veteran Mark Snow, who has lent his talents to more than a hundred TV-movies, a dozen television series and feature films. Notable recent work includes The X-Files, Millennium and Smallville. He has been nominated for 11 Emmy awards and won at least 18 ASCAP awards.
In the 1960s, he and college roommate Michael Kamen formed a band that mixed rock and classical music, "The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble," releasing five albums between 1968 and 1972. After the band broke up, Snow was soon composing for TV and film. Over the decades, his work has included The Rookies, The Boy in the Plastic Bubble, Starsky and Hutch, Gemini Man, Hart to Hart, Falcon Crest and Cagney and Lacey.
Theme courtesy of Classic TV Links Page
Mark Snow bio at Encore: The Ultimate Mark Snow Site
T.J. Hooker at TV.com
Fan site TJ-Hooker.com
Season One Main Titles
Season Two Main Titles
Season Three Main Titles
Season Four Main Titles
Season Five Main Titles
Bloopers
More themes:
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
MONK
NBC MYSTERY MOVIE
PERRY MASON
PETER GUNN
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