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It is episode 4 of 99 of the Generation X-Wing Podcast and we are doing cartoon theme songs Part 2 of Stay Tuned Welcome to the Generation X-Wing Podcast of modern look at a retro lifestyle. My name is Rob Williams and I'm here with as well as Steve Three. Now Hose knows it's taken a well-deserved break. He can't take on the second live episode but we want to thank those who are here for the second light of

episode. We've got Tony back in the house. Tony never left. Tony never left. I've been here the whole time. He's always here. He never leaves. I would say the same for VJ baby as well. Hello again. We got Malcolm, Image Tech, Round 2 fight. Go get some help guys. Now I got more hopefully we'll have some more. Hello again, Gents. So this is going to be fun. We're doing part two of our cartoon theme song lookback. Now I know that for me and Jamie, they kept me in a closet and congratulations for getting out. So let's have some water please. Yes, Tony. I've got plenty to go around. Right. Yeah, just drink from Steve's 1940s era rooftop water basin. People go missing in those. Yeah. Are you sure you know it's in your water? It's a peanut right

now. Notty. Notty. Last episode we talked about well last week we did part one of our cartoon theme songs and me and Jamie were the mindset like, oh, it's good. I got so many like my list is so big. This is going to be easy doing part two. What I didn't realize is that Steve Steve Steve three and hose nose. Their list was not as long and so see three we were talking off air how you found it difficult to find more songs to put on the list. Well, so what was difficult about this? Well, I mean, I did mention last to show on said subject that the cartoons weren't really like cartoons. The cartoons were these shows and a lot of the things that entertained me as a child were like interactive shows with people and stuff, not so much cartoons. But the cartoons that I do remember they

didn't necessarily have a theme song. They had like an intro. So I can give you some of those and you can see if you can remember these cartoons first and foremost and then see if you can remember the theme tune because you might be able to. Well, if we expanded a little bit with not just cartoons, but if there's like a kid show, is that okay if we expand it a little bit? Because I know this effect. Yeah, I know this does affect hose nose's choice later down the road. And for example, if I just throw this in here, Tony just mentioned the polka dot door. And that's that's not it's not a cartoon, but it is a kid show, which has a very wreck if you're Canadian, it has a very recognizable. Magic bus, right? Magic bus. Magic school bus. Magic school bus. Yeah, that's a cartoon. Oh, is it? Oh, yeah. Specifically stayed away from live action shows. Even if they're kid shows, I stayed away from them because we were just talking. Yeah, my list is cartoons

and I think I'll stick with that as well. But just to help you out. Yeah, I only planned for one show, people. Yeah, I'm chill only. And now I'm doing it on a hot summer's night. You also have Steve hose noses as well. Steve sent me his list. He said, I'm out there. I got a headache. You guys suck. Here's my list. And even he had troubles finding more songs as well. Yeah. So we're bending the rules for you too. Can I ask some clarification? What do you mean by when a show doesn't have an intro song, but it has an intro? What does that mean? But we're going to find out. We're all we're going to find out together. Yeah, because Rob's the Googler, right? Okay. So Rob might be able to find out exactly what it is when I say I don't remember. Yeah, get to remember the intro, but it's not like a song. I remember a song about some, but it wasn't the intro when you look into it. Anyway, we'll get into that. We'll get into it. First of all, shout out to Jamie Lynn. Hello, Jamie Lynn, who's already got her choice for I can guarantee that's not on my

Instagram. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Steve, you take it. You leave. Right. Steve, what do you lead with your list of nothing? Okay. I will lay. I will lead with my list of nothing. But yeah, I'll leave. Steve's come back to mine. Let's see where we are at. I have, we mentioned one last week, but I can't remember if we actually nominated it as a theme song. So I'll start the week with a possible repeat, but I'm coming in with he man, because I remember people saying they'd, that one was great. That one was stuck in my head for the longest time and built it this day. I could sing it. Maybe not. But did we do that one? I think I had, I had named dropped Shira. Yeah. As I was throwing down the gauntlet saying Shira was better than a man in terms of, of theme song,

which we stand by. But I don't remember ticking off my list. I don't think we actually someone nominated it. No, we did not nominate. We did not talk about it. But I remember Jamie, yeah, throwing down that gauntlet and I totally disagree with Jamie. I think Britain has the better song. It was on. It's okay. And then when Shira have, sing it, Jamie. No, I'm not singing. I don't sing it. Shira in the shower. I mean, that's pretty good. Yeah. Shira had the synthy. It was awesome. Yeah. So Jamie is singing it for you. Oh, nice. My name's Nick. It's got me covered. There you go. That's perfect. So, yeah, I think it's a great choice. Yeah. But again, they had an intro on that one, where they talked a lot. And then eventually,

once he had the power, we could get into the theme too. It's fair. Yeah, I mean, for the record, I'm not saying the he-man intro is bad. I'm just saying I think Shira was better. But Tony Tony's forgotten. We've mentioned German holograms already. VJ to help VJ and any other viewers are out there. I will go over the list of episode one. I think it's very useful because I recorded everything. Let's do it. Let's do it now. Let's start the show with that. Jamie's list was X-Men, the theme song from X-Men, TMNT, Darkwing Duck, Cowboy, bebop, and tailspin, lovely choices. Hose Noses was the Flintstones, Simpsons, Animaniacs, Hercules, the Canadian Hercules, not the Disney version, and Transformers, a classic. C3 was Thundercats. Hang tight, folks. The Lumbles. The Fremont. UK connection here. Hong Kong Fui, which I went back to listen to, and that was unique,

Steve, and Dangerous, which is a nice way of saying it was racist. It was definitely unique. What was it back in the... When I call something interesting or unique, when someone wants to know my opinion, and I hated it, that's what I say. It's got a unique flavor to it. You hated the Hong Kong Fui theme tune? Did I say he didn't say it? No. Rob said it was unique. Okay, I said it was unique. Rob said it was unique. It's what Jamie's saying. Sure, tomato patado. My choices were duck tails, right off the bat. Mask, droids, the gummy bears, and star blazers. Those are my five choices. All wonderful ones here. Yes, BJPB. See, no one's putting your coming up. There we go. There you go. I want to get two arms here. Jamie's in charge, too. Yeah, I can help. I'm the only one who can sit here cross-armed and not mostly Rob and I just end up conflicting with each other. Yeah, we can have

through each other's thing up. So Jamie, I won't touch the comments, you'd tell you. Okay, I'll be comparing tonight, boys. Oh, what is this one? Kona and the adventurer? I don't remember that one. Don't remember that one. Man, coming in with those deep cuts. Is that an AT's cartoon? Was there a Kona in cartoon? I'm guessing it's filmation to be frank. So I need this now. Kona and the... I'm looking it up for you. I've been... Jamie, give us a song. I didn't know it existed. 1992. Oh, Rock and Robin Hood. That was good. Oh, see, Rock and Robin Hood was cut when he mentioned Hercules. Was that a Robin Hood? No, Vanna. I don't know if it's no Vanna, but it was by the same people who did Hercules. Oh, okay. It's funny because no, it's not the same people who did Spider-Man because they literally stole scripts off of each other. I remember reading about this. It's a

Spider-Man and they just just to save money. They stole scripts and just replace the characters and even stole animations as well. Exact same animation just replaced characters. It was fantastic. Robin Hood properties stealing stuff. I'm talking about the figures. No, the figures as well. Yeah, they stole superpowers. Stole superpowers and Star Wars. And Star Wars. Good morning, Guards. Yeah. Anyways, so Steve's first choice is he met a wonderful choice. I love it. Jamie, your turn. Oh, this is tough. I still have a very long list. Damn it. Okay, I'm going with, I don't think it's been mentioned yet. So I apologize if it has, I'm trying to keep track. Have we talked Inspector Gadget? I literally just wrote number one next to Inspector Gadget. Yes. For good reason. That theme song is so catchy.

See, whenever I hear that, all I think about is Jazzy Jeff from Fresh Prince. What? Why is that? Huh? If you don't know, you don't know. No, I don't know. Let us know. They used to use that. They had a group. That was a great theme song, by the way. No, I actually, I said, that's a lie. It wasn't that at all. I'm thinking of someone totally different. What is happening here? This is a fucking roller coaster Steve. Yeah, it's late. Steve's late. He's up late. It's past his bedtime. But yeah, Inspector Gadget, amazing theme song. It is an absolute earworm. It will get stuck in your head. And I hope it's stuck in all of yours now. I had a friend, Paul in high school, who people would unfortunately joke and because he looked like Inspector Gadget, long face, longer nose. And I have to admit, he did slightly look like it and they would hum that to him and he was so angry and rightfully so. I felt so bad for Paul. But that song was hummed

all the time and around him. But it's just such a catchy song. It's a club song, Tony says. Okay, that's my first one then is Inspector Gadget off my list. Scooby-Doo is, I don't know how we didn't talk about Scooby-Doo last episode. It's on my list. It's classic. I mean, it's more 70s, obviously, but 70s have some great theme songs. I was going back and doing some research and I just Scooby-Doo is, I forget. It's so classic. I forget it was from a cartoon. It just seems like one of those songs you'd hear on a radio for me. So Scooby-Doo is definitely on my list. Is the OG song the Scooby-Doo? Yeah, where are you? Okay. I don't remember. Was it this person? No, it was. Yeah. I see. I thought it was, it's around that sort of style of monkeys and sort of thing. No. The monkeys theme song. Yeah. Dynamite. Love the monkeys. Again, not

not cartoon, but man, that was great. Freakin' love that song. Anyways, Steve, three back to you. All right, I am going to go to Steve's two's list and I'm going to chuck in The Smurfs. Is this because we were talking about bringing Smurf left episode? Well, it's on his list. It's a great song. I don't remember it, though. I don't remember it either. I probably avoided it from my brain and now it's back in. Damn it. It's classic. They would sing that whenever they go on a genre or anything like that and then they almost there. Papa Smurf. So fun fact, we were just watching Young Einstein and one of the doctors was the voice of Frankenstein. Frankenstein. Frankenstein. What did I say? Einstein. I swear I said Frankenstein. No, I must have swear my words. The third of the tape.

I'm sure. Hey, same hair. Same hair. He's in his tame hair. Definitely same hair. Yeah, so but to one of the doctors on Young Frankenstein was, was, um, rainy, springy, springy, springy Smurf. Yeah. So everyone, and I hated the actor on the show. So that was awesome. Yeah. Basically, bringing Smurf and live action on the movie, right? Do you guys ever watch the Smurfs? Yes. I just couldn't remember the tune. I don't know how that was out in my head. I used to love getting the Smurfs' action figures. And then I wouldn't remember the action figures. They were just figures. But I did a rubber tail. Pale, right? Who makes the Smurfs again? I can't remember. But I used to remember, you could collect them all, right? And there was so many people. Yeah. Some of those. Yeah. I remember having Papa Smurf. And all of them were pale. You said they're like static, just kind of like plastic, rubber. Yeah. Like vinyl, vinyl figures.

You get tossed from the brain. Yeah. Every time you get tossed, hit and then you pull out from outside the mushroom house and then you just fall from the sky and glass is crooked or whatever. Um, right, please. So who's your favorite Smurf? See three. Hmm. Interesting. Um, that's it. No, I mean, we always love Smurfs, but I think Papa Smurf had a shit together. I'll go Papa Smurf. You're the only one that had a shit together. He knew how much longer. He knew how much further every time. Yeah. He knew where I give it to the other Smurfs. That where his age, the Donnie system. Yeah. Isn't that weird? He's the oldest one there. There's no other older Smurfs. When you're supposed to do it, all the other people is age. It's like a full-out type situation. Right. And Tony said, why was he the only one dressed differently, other than

Smurfs? Why did he have red pants? He's the, the pants. He was popular. Yeah. I'll pick his red pants, man. So he's your brown pants. He's the only one out of beard as wow, Jamie. Yeah. He's man enough to grow beard. Oh, yeah. You have to be 60 to get a beard in Smurfland. What about you, sir? What's your, Jamie? Oh, favorite Smurf. Yeah. I like Papa Smurf because he was the only one that had a shit together. Okay, fine. We'll just I honestly follow him. Papa Smurf, Smurfat, and Braini Smurf only because we mentioned him in the last episode. I don't remember any of the other little bastards. You don't remember Grouchy Smurf? No. Grouchy. Yeah. Hefty Smurf, the one who kept punching. I like Spoy Smurf. And Baby Smurf. What was that Spice Girls? There was a Finchie, I mean, I mean, Spice Girls now with the shit in your Smurf. And I like Sparing Smurf in your Smurf.

She had a beard. She had a beard. Amazing. I'm just going to stop right there. I love it. It's done. There was a baby Smurf, by the way. All right, Mike. Is it my turn? I hope so. Jamie's turn. Jamie's turn. Is it my turn? Yes. We're going to see you pick the Smurfs when we can't get sidetracked. Okay. I can go a little bit off book again. And I'm going to say Pokemon. The Pokemon cartoon had a pretty amazing, and it was kind of after my time, but I can appreciate the theme song when it's a good one. It's really good. Yeah. I want to sing it every best. Yeah. It's so good. And I've seen gaggles of nerds all just spontaneously bust out into the song and start belting it out. Like it's a fun theme song. It really is a good one. Yeah.

Is it, do you know if it's the same song in Japan as it is in North America? I couldn't tell you. I don't know. I didn't watch it when I was over there. I'm just curious because they maintain the theme song a little bit over time. But it's just like, it's classic. I mean, it's not our generation. That's a millennial generation. But I remember when I was learning to become a teacher, when I was standing to become a teacher, Pokemon cards had just come out. The show had just come out. And everybody was singing it. Everybody was singing it. So it got in the zeitgeist real quick. So have you guys ever watched Pokemon? Yeah. I have watched it. But I don't remember it being a staple cartoon when I was, you know, a kid grown up. Well, we would have been adults at the time. I think it came out in 191997. Oh. 96 possibly. Yeah. It was definitely passed my time. But why did you pick it? Because the theme song's great. It is. Yeah.

That's I still, yeah, I can't say I've ever actually sat down and watched an episode. I've heard the theme song and it's awesome. You know, having Scott here, he watched Pokemon show ever once in a while when he was young. And it wasn't bad. You know, it's silly. But what was unique about the show was how much of a good sport they were when they lost or anything. It's just, you know, they would lose it. Oh, darn. Well, I'm going to get better next time. It was teaching positive. I even team rocket. Well, team rocket was team rocket, right? I mean, they're a budget asshole. They're, but they're the bad guys, you know, but they had, you know, we show up and do their thing and with with mouth. But it was just like, you know, when they lost, they were upset. But it was just like, that was a good battle. And then it's just like, yeah, it's pretty cool. Yeah. It's really cool out the weirdos, man. I thought I got that song out of my head since last episode. Now you put it because that was one of my picks. And ever since I picked it, it's been in my head.

I thought I got rid of it. And now you've got to mention it again. Yeah. I love it. I love it. That's funny. Good choice, Jimmy. I totally agree with that one. I don't know. Okay. Next on my list, then, I'm going to, what, what, sorry, I look down at all. So you're just snickering what I miss. Oh, I just, Steve stuck in a, I don't. As you said, you agree. I was looking at my list. I heard what? In that case, I was good. No, I'm not going to steal the one I know he has. So, um, stayed at, no, no, I already mentioned that. Magic school bus. As a teacher, the teacher said to me is going to bring out the magic school bus. What, what's sorry you singing? Because you keep saying magic bus and I don't think you're singing the same song. Okay. That's that's that's almost that's wrong. That was, uh, that was, uh, that was, uh, way to correct me. That was, uh, way to correct me. That was, uh, way to correct me.

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD. It was a noiric, or anything? Yeah. I don't remember the lyrics, but i think it was magic bus. You know, let me just, let me just, let me just say I'm just finding out who, so I don't remember. I don't remember the cartoon, but what i do remember when i was in my snowboarding years in the UK there was a video VHS that came out and it was from a bunch of snowboarders and it was on a bus and they tore around on the bus and they go to different places around Europe and they would get on the bus and I remember the magic bus that you've been playing. So that's why I keep going back to magic bus because of that snowboarding video which I used to watch all the time. Yeah, I think you're thinking of the who song, right? Maybe. Yeah, I think that's who you're thinking of. Yeah, I'm thinking of the magic school bus sung by little Richard, which is automatically

actually. Yeah, definitely sing it right. Nice cruising on down Main Street, you're relaxing, feeling good. Next thing that you know, you're seeing octaves, you neighborhood and it just goes on and on. It's surfing on the sound wave swinging through the stars. I can't remember the rest of it. I've got I've got the list here, but I just don't know. I can't remember the tune, so I'm not going to do that. But it's it's such a great song. It's um I as a I remember years ago when we first started the podcast, it was episode six or seven. We talked about our favorite vehicles and the magic school bus by far is one of the best vehicles out there. This sucker can go to space, go inside your anus, everything. It just goes everywhere. So didn't you see the episode where it went inside Arnold? No, no, no, but it went through his mouth and and down, but it's just the anus. Well, I don't know. It might have. I can't remember that episode. Wow, but um

you're definitely pardon me, informative. Oh, yeah, this frizzle is the best. I think we even I even saw Miss frizzle's cosplay at Fan Expo, either this this year's Fan Expo or last year's Fan Expo. It's great, great cosplay. Even oh, is this year's because she even had the the salamander or something like that on her shoulder, the lizard. So anyways, that's my choice. Number two, so your turn, Steve three. But by the way, Jamie Linsley, like a firing show was like crazy. Right. And the thing is, I don't recognize any of these things that these people have thrown at me. I don't recognize any of them. There's a lot of crazy ones in there. Like, and what is we got the mask? Like the the gym carry movie as a cartoon. Well, they had a cartoon. Yeah, the mask had a cartoon. Yeah, so Tony mentioned Sailor Moon earlier or cops. I remember cops, uh, yeah, galaxy rangers, totally spies, atomic Betty. I know Powerpuff girls. But that was I don't remember the things on the Powerpuff

girls. Yeah, no, that was a powerpuff is 90s. All right. I I miss red. I thought we had to do eighties. What? No, 80s. You're you're literally the only one. You pick sevenies about decades. Yeah. Flumpy flumps or whatever it is. Flumps are great. Don't you knock the flumps off? Well, take the flumps out of your mouth. What was that term you would grab things from a tree again? Scrump in. Scrump in the flump. Scrump in the flumps. Scrump in the flumps. Yeah. Is it my turn? Yes, it is. Okay. And in that case, I'm going to fry you a new lever more, especially for those young ones out there. Okay. It's not a cartoon. I prepped, I prepped Rob for this one because of the flumps and everything. The wambles were so such a cool hit last week or last show. I am going to go. It's not a cartoon. It's another animated show. Lots of drugs were involved. I'm sure it was the magic roundabout. Okay. Here we go. We go from the magic burst to the magic round about. Is that one from the UK? Yes. Oh, yes, very much. So you can just, okay, ready?

Yeah, I'm ready. When you hear it, you'll know. Oh, he's still going down. Oh, God. Oh, my God. There is a merry go round. Yeah, they're all on the merry go round. Okay. Can I stop this? This is turning my ears. Please. It's like recorder music. Yes. You should know that then. Yeah. Why do you need it, Rob? Yeah. It's not good recorder music. The roundabout was the most messed up thing ever. As a kid, you didn't know any different, man. It's an adult. You're like, man, they were high when they made it. Buff the man. Go and YouTube it, everybody. Go and YouTube what I grew up with. And then everything will make sense. It looks like the the island of misfit toys. Oh, it's messed up, dude. Yeah. The dog was called Dougal. There was Brian who sprung around with a spring on it. He didn't have any legs. Yeah, it was nuts. Brian's tail. Sorry. Holy cow. Yeah, the chat is just,

you guys are messing with us now. Either that or you've had a stroke because there is no way for a foofer was a real thing. Yeah, I recognize that. I'm now worried a little bit. Can we go for Jamie's mental health? Can we go to Tony's for a sec? My favorite, my ultimate favorite cartoon. I cosplay as a kid in Bob one year. Did you nice? Yes. I freaking love the show. I mean, you guys are 15 to go. Rob. Oh, yeah, I was saying I didn't do. Go. It's just it's a there's no lyrics. It's just a kind of a military style when all the kids are getting into shenanigans and stuff. It's great. I actually have a discussion about picking the brains. Freaking awesome. I was that theme. Pinky on the brain. We're pinky on the brain. One is a genius. Yeah, that's a good one. Yeah. Yeah. In fact, that I will say right now I will jump

ahead a little bit. That is on my list. Pinky in the brain. So is on my list. It's just nice. Do it now. Yeah, I just said it right now. Yeah, that's my number three choice. I will just leap frog because we mentioned it right there. It's it's so good. And well, we talked about Animaniacs last time, right? We're picking the brain came from the eventually got their own show. The theme song. Yeah. We're saying like Animaniacs and Pinky in the brain both had amazing theme songs. Yes. Narph. So hang on. So what was yours again? The magic roundabout. The magic. So you remember this show? Yeah. Yeah, she was real, man. I'm starting to question if it was fever dream. Okay, Jamie, your turn. I'm going to jump to this one because I saw someone mention it. I'm scrolling through the chat now. He can't still have a people. This is on my list.

What are you talking about? Yes. I'm accusing me of stealing, sir. Dan for the dinosaur. Damn it. Oh, here we go. Gargoyles. Again, there's the theme song. It it didn't have lyrics. It was just an instrumental. It was just a very epic instrumental musical opening. And it was awesome. Okay. Can I still one from the chat? Hang on. Wait, wait, wait. Is it on the list? Pulling up the Gargoyles theme song. Sorry, apologies. That's a commercial. It is now a trail seeker. We're just playing commercials now. Just walking here. Yeah. So you get Keith David's narration. It's like Keith. And then it's good. Yeah. He's the main character. He's Goliath. Oh, I forgot that. Yeah. Yeah. I forgot. He wasn't a Star Trek character, so I lost the track. Oh, yes. He's awesome. That was a great show. It was a great show. I

clicked the action figures at the time. Dude, they're their characters designs are awesome. You know who else? A voice is a character in that show, which I only found out when I like went back and rewatched it recently. The same voice actor, the voice is Kyle Katarn. Really? Yes. He plays now. I can remember the names of the Gargoyles, but I can't remember who's who because they're all named after like the the five boys basically. Yeah. So I can't remember who's Brooklyn or Bronx. I want to say Brooklyn. It was the red Gargoyle with the long beak and the white hair. Oh, yes. That was the same voice actor as Kyle Katarn. There was Hudson, Brooklyn, Bronx as a dog. Hudson was the old guy, right? Hudson was the old guy. Yeah. Was Bronx the the dog? Bronx was the dog. Yeah. And yeah. Oh, Lexington was the little guy. Yes. Brooklyn. Yeah, Brooklyn's the one with the beak. Okay. Yeah. So that was yeah. That's Kyle Katarn. Well, I did not know that. That's cool.

Broadway. Yeah. Broadway is the big boy. There we go. Yes. That's right. And then Angela. Come on. Give her an angel. Yeah. That show was also just like a fun, a fun reunion of Star Trek, the next generation actors. Yeah. They had so many pop-ups. Michael Dorn. Yeah. Michael Dorn was in there. Cold Stone. So they named him after the ice cream store. So that's nice. Tim Curry was in there. Was he? Dr. Anton Severius. Awesome. Yeah. They had some really good voice actors in that show. What a great show. Yeah. Frank Walker did Bronx, of course. Amazing. Yeah. Good choice. Write that down. Gargoyles. Once you went, I forgot what it was. Then when I heard it, yeah, I don't remember. Yeah. Okay. C3. You're turn number four. I'm gonna still on from the chat because it triggered a memory for me. And it is probably one of the best theme songs of a cartoon.

Didn't you just tell me you're chilling from the chat? Yeah. But you did it anyway. So it was from the 80s. It was on my list. Is this what I was about? Jamie. Prove me wrong. Is it on this one from the 80s? Yes. Yes. So Jamie, who has just been going nuts in the chat with all the things that we've missed, has mentioned one cartoon, which I hope you guys are going to recognize it too. And that's Ulysses. I don't know that one. Wow. And also props to you, Jamie Lynn Simmons. If you spout Ulysses correct and didn't have to Google it because I would never know how to spell that. But that theme tune was probably one of the most rocking theme tunes of any crazy ass cartoon. And what a great cartoon it was too. Ulysses 31. Yeah. And I'm telling you that's triggered me to have to go back and watch some of those now because that was such a great cartoon. Sorry. It's got to go through the Walmart commercial. Sorry. Yeah. It was great. Oh. Sounds a little bit like the cars.

That's kind of awesome. And wait till it kicks in though. Because again, with all these other cartoons, there's always tools like an anime. It was such a great story. I got hooked on it. Wow. It's pretty good. Right. But wait till he starts singing the Ulysses bit. You're right. The Ulysses with galaxies. Yeah. Oh, this is a banger. That's really good. Right. You can see why I got excited. And that doesn't usually happen. This is awesome. I don't know what you got. Yeah. Props to Jamie for reminding me of that one. I'm going to send you a KSC chicken pie. Half. I don't want to

check that. You win this. It's all yours. Oh, the chicken pie. It's cut. Yeah. So, Jamie, have you seen any pictures from it? Just just watch the intro. You just watch the intro because it looks like, you know, the daft punk interstellar. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Hold on. Well, it's it's so good. Japanese animation style. Yeah. Art. It said it was it was Japanese and French. Yeah. It's a great story though. If I can remember and that's what Macy want to go back and watch it. It was like he wakes up or something. He's on this. He's got to go and find all these places around the universe. And there's a ship. Oh, dude, it's like, oh, it was so good. It looks it almost looks like Voltron a little bit like they even have like the the one kid has like a lion head helmet. Like I loved Voltron. I actually don't remember the theme song for that one. Do you guys? No. I don't remember. I never watched Voltron. Voltron was awesome.

You listen. Yeah. That's that's a solid one. It's a banger. It's a banger. And Jamie Lin. Yeah. Yeah. No, you're all credit to not me. All right. Number four for you, Jamie. Oh, my turn. Yeah. Oh, okay. I'm I'm staying off the beaten path with this one. This is one just for me. Have you guys ever watched Metal Oco lives? Yes, I have. I do. Have you? Have you? So this is the one where it's like a bunch of punk rockers who live in a castle or something like that. It's kind of like a metal band who live in a world where they are the most famous people. That's right. The world. Yes. And they're all about being badass and metal. And the the music is all performed by basically like an all-star ensemble band. Yes. Of really well-known

established heavy metal artists. We've had this conversation. Remember you telling me about this? Yes. They're so good. So all the songs are original songs, including the intro. And I will listen to songs by the in in universe band is named Death Clock. They are actually touring right now with them on a march. And they are not coming here. And I'm so sad. But yeah, the metal Oco lips is so good. And the intro is amazing. Are they the same ones that sang the Batman Metal song? Batman Metal? Batman Metal? Yeah. Yes. Okay. I think this is how our conversation started. Yeah. Yeah. So you you sent me the video and the video is hilarious. Yeah. But it's it's a it's a song by Death Clock that's used in that video. Hang on. Here we go. Oh, this is you. This is totally you.

Yeah. Throw the horns up. That's awesome. I don't want to I that's a newer song. So I don't want to show is so funny too. Mark Hamill's in it. He plays a government agent that has dedicated his career to trying to to bring down Death Clock. Because he sees him as a terrible influence on society. Yeah. And the show's funny as hell. I like how they look like old aging rock stars. I got the hair to still come over once got almost like a backwards fro. Yeah. Yeah. You got Nathan explosion is the the lead singer explosion. You have what's the drummer's name? I want to say it's it's a murder face. And then they're lead guitarist his name's quiz car's quiz car. And then they're their bass players named tookie. Tookie. Yeah. The show's hilarious. Check it out

if you have watched it. It's great. Like let's go over the off the beaten path a little bit but it's good. Yeah. I will put that on there because I mean I stayed away from allowing more adult cartoons because I would I have a long list of just adult cartoons that have awesome songs. It's fine though because I was watching they were listening to that music and I looked down at the chat and the first thing I see is Teddy Ruxpin. Imagine Teddy Ruxin doing this one. Right. Yeah. We the chat is still just rapid firing songs out. Like are you guys just just googling now? Maybe. Yeah. We did talk about droids last time. Yeah. One of my favorites. So these in theme song. So I want to follow up from the droids because we I had mentioned that I thought it was sting that sang it. I was so close. It was the drummer for the police of now I forgot his name but it was police related. So the song was sung by who drum for the police. God dang it. Can't remember which one man? Stuart something

was it? Copeland. Yeah. Copeland sang it. Which surprised me. He sang so much like him. So Ewoks is almost on my list. Ewoks. That's a good song. I really like the one. I really, many different lyrics. Yeah. I'm sorry. It's no roundabout carousel. Yeah. It's not a roundabout. We heard the swerking. Might as well. I have big music. All right. So death clock. I make sure I spill that right. Next on my list I so yeah. I keep writing the wrong people on the wrong list here. All right. Sorry. So my number four is I hope this counts. Schoolhouse rock. Is it animated? It's animated. Do you know schoolhouse rock? Right. Yeah. So this totally counts. Steve three. Do you not know schoolhouse rock? Oh my goodness gracious sir. When did it come out? I came out in the 70s early 80s I believe.

So you might recognize us on conjunction. Junction. What's your function? Yeah with the the bill of rights that's looking. I'm just a bill on capable hill. Yeah. No. I don't know. Okay. That's okay. That's all right. Because I so basically with schoolhouse rock was they were shorts cartoon vineyards played during commercial time to educate kids about American history, American politics. So definitely didn't come to the UK then. Hang on. But they're the other stuff that well it came to Canada as well because there was also math as well as grammar. So conjunctions, pronouns, interjections, interjections and so. Schoolhouse rock on Disney plus. Yes Disney purchased the rights to the schoolhouse rock. And so I have once in a while throw in a few schoolhouse math stuff every once in a while. And it's it is amazing. There's a lot of work that goes into

these songs and the animation and the style. I would strongly suggest check out schoolhouse rock because it is a institution for generation X of North America. Tony just triggered a core memory for me. Did they air it during Sesame Street? No, Sesame Street was PBS. So they would have aired it. I believe on ABC. Maybe I may be wrong in that. I'm maybe confusing ABC because of Disney's purchase now. But it was played because there was a lot of concern by parents like their cartoons are writing kids minds are just trying to sell them stuff. So they really worked on trying to educate. I mean, Canada did that as well with a lot of their Canadian vignettes and stuff to educate kids. But it came out with so many cartoons. But the schoolhouse rock is I'm just saying schoolhouse rock as a whole because there was just so much in there. There's so much in there. And there's so many classics and conjunction junction is one of the more famous ones. But they

I think some bands of certain they made an album replaying or redoing all a lot of the popular hits. And so I would check it out, Steve. It's really good. It still holds up even today. So yeah, one of the other ones that popped up in chat was Jamie just flashed that was Silverhawks. I didn't know what Silverhawks was live. But super seven did release some Silverhawks figures. Yes. And on car back. And I don't know what they didn't hit home for me because I didn't know what the cartoon was. Yeah, there's Silverhawks was a cool show. Yeah, there's on my list. Was the Wildcats cartoon based on the comic book? Because there's was that a comic book? Or am I thinking of something different? Or were Wildcats actual cats? The only Wildcats I knew were the Wildcats of St. Trinians, which is like an old 70s 80s show about schoolgirls who were really rebellious and

all that. There were movies that came out about it as well. And that was my first insight into ladies. I thought it was the, yeah, who's the artist from, with the make the small feet and the weird eyes? Yeah, Rob Leifield. Rob Leifield. Leifield. Yeah. That's what I was thinking of with Wildcats. I thought that was a comic book. Yeah, yeah. All right, so St. 3, your fifth and final choice. Final choice? OK, of the top five, we can wrap it up to five because I don't think we're doing a part three. Are we not? OK, no, because my thoughts were we were going to come back with aggression and actually play some of these intros for everybody rather than just trying to hum them. So yeah, if we do this again, we definitely need some five seconds. What was the, what was the rule five second? I can't remember how much we could play, but I know we don't think we can play any unless we got away with it last time. OK, so can I, now we talked about some

many random things and the chat, after us, I'm sorry. The chat, the chat definitely came through for us. But can we, can we do like Charlie Brown? And only reason I want to mention Charlie Brown is because I hate that music where they all dance. You're talking about the trolley trio. When they, when the piano starts playing and they all dance and stuff, it's so loosey in Linus by the Vince, the trolley trio. It's like, you hate them. There's something about it. I should, it should be classic and I love it. But there's something about it. And I don't know if it triggers something in my memory as a child, personally. Yeah, I don't, I don't like it. Why is it on your list? But I just want to mention it. It's not my list. I thought, well, you know, weird stuff. How weird is that? Just to read people. So no, it shouldn't, it's only me. For me, I get, I feel uncomfortable. Every December, every December, I sit down to do report cards and Vince

Corolley trio is playing in the background on loop, just to calm me down. Wow. Yes. It puts me on edge, dude. I don't know how he could, I mean, listening to it on repeat would put me on it. Yeah. It's so calming. I'd much rather. But you don't like Christmas. So no, Christmas sucks. It's all about die hard. Yeah. So let me, let me try and pick one because I think my list is pretty much done. So let me, let me do justice to Steve. Number two and see if I can pick a banger from his, how about the raccoons? I don't remember the raccoons. I know the show. I don't like that show. I, uh, yeah, that put me on the show. It was, that was Canadian show, wasn't it? Yes, it was. I, I seem to remember the raccoons, but I don't remember the theme tune. I'm guessing I'm guessing not bjb. Oh yeah, I'm going through an old Greek pumpkin night show for you. Yeah. Good grief. Uh,

so, so. There we go. Kiss my phone all these up on the screen. Oh, I can see why Steve liked this. I remember this now. I said five seconds. Oh, my god, those perfect Canadian crap. So 80s. Yes, it's very 80s. Well, that's, that's better. That's a great theme song. What are you talking about Canadian? That's actually. Well, typically when I hear a lot of Canadian theme songs from TV shows, it's not good. That was a good one. That was not bad, actually. It's better than the card, too. That's for sure. Mon... Sorry, what's that? Mon-tage song. Reminds me of Mon-tage. It's, yeah, definitely. That's a great way to describe it. Yeah. But Jamie, I don't know if actually you pop in all the comments up, but Tony came in with one on my list, which I didn't, I wrote out my list and then I didn't say them because when I actually googled what the theme tune was, I mentioned to you guys off air that some of the ones I picked didn't really have a theme

song. Right. He had an intro to music and it's not quite a theme song. So you just put one up that I remember watching as a cartoon and enjoying it, but Dungeons and Dragons didn't really have a theme song. It was like an intro for that. It was like a recap every week of what was going on. And I think a bit of music may have come in at the end of the shows. So that was going to be what I was going to mention. Some of the shows had better music or proper like music at the end of the show rather than at the beginning of the show. It did start with them jumping onto the roller coaster. Right. Yeah. But it's all narrative. It's all because I had a couple of those and not to detract from us picking winners, but another one in fact was Captain Caveman, which I think I mentioned. Yeah. Again, doesn't really have an intro. And another one which I remember is wacky races. But I always remember the song of stop the beer gin, stop the beer gin, the digdacity

things with muttley, but that's not theme two. So I just want to bring it up. I'm getting the Dragon theme song here. Just trying to see. I just looked it up. It's just, yeah, like Steve said, it's an intro. It's just, yeah. It's just a bunch of stuff happening through. Yeah. It's like a recap. Previously, you know, yeah, how they got there. Yeah. Yeah. A Captain Caveman, I always remember the Captain Cave, but that was his thing. The theme two was. Yeah. Yeah. Like, did you ever watch Captain Caveman? Yes. Yeah. I remember that one. Yeah. So there were definitely a couple of ones I remember being awesome, but they didn't come with an awesome theme two. That's fair. Yeah. But good cartoons, so. So that's your number five then? Yeah. Well, that was, uh, that was Steve's I gave you. Okay. The raccoons. Um, Jamie. Is this fifth and final? Yeah. I guess so. But then if it sounds

like we're going to have to rapid fire less Jamie, like you and me, I can make another lunch. I can make a whole nother list, but I don't think the Steve's can. I hate more. No, I would literally be googling or saving this chat and then going out and saying, yeah, I remember this one now. And that would be lying. Yeah. Oh, Jamie, give me one more at least. One more. Okay. I'm really torn, uh, which, yeah, I might have to rapid fire a couple unless Rob you and I want to do a part three. I have one more. I can save it. Oh, really? Yeah. Cause I would drop it yet. What's your one more? Spider-man, the classic. That's why I've been holding off the list because I knew you were having a list. Yeah. Well, he's not mentioning. It's brilliant. That's like, that was the one song. I'm surprised we didn't mention last episode. That should have made the episode. It should have. It should have. Absolutely. Yeah. I'm glad I could say the day with my final choice. Yeah. Well, I'm seriously like this whole episode on the audio version. It's going to start with

the Ramones, uh, all, you know, with shout out to our friend Mac out in Ontario, but it's going to start with the Ramones version of, of Spider-man. It's so good. I love it. Yeah. Yeah. Even now in the, in the movies we're getting now, they play that theme in some different rendition or like modernized day, you know, and it's so cool. It's, yeah, that hearing, like watching a Tom Holland Spider-man movie and you get like a little bit of an orchestral version of that. Right. And it just perks you right up. Yeah. Uh, yeah. It's so good. It's such a classic. Yeah. It's timeless, man. That's, that's amazing. Yeah. Totally. Um, so okay. Then Jamie, what's your number five then? Okay. Um, maybe. Okay. Yeah. If you want to wrap a fire, I can do that. That makes me feel a little bit better. Uh, this one is, uh, it's, it's more of a modern one. Uh, but I think Disney Plus, when, when it came out, it, it helped me with a lot of shows that I, I missed that I was

interested in going back to. And one of the ones that I went back to and really enjoyed was Avengers Earth's mightiest heroes. So this was pre pre Disney buying Marvel. It was like the last, the last thing or like the last Avengers cartoon, uh, before Disney bought Marvel. And the show is really good. Uh, but the theme song is awesome. Uh, it's, it's so good. If you haven't listened to it, do yourself a favor. It's great. The intro is amazing. Uh, yeah. I, I can't say enough kind of things about it. Pulling it up now here. I'm going to have fast. Oh, it's so good. Yeah. It's a banger. That is very modern. Yes. But yeah. It's a bit of like kind of like emo rock a little bit that kind of. It does have it. Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's good though. I love it. Yeah. It's actually pretty good. Not bad. I like that. Um, anything else you want to add to that?

When did that come out? Uh, that was actually don't know. Uh, when did, when did Disney buy Marvel? So it would have been probably early 2000s. Well, this video is from 11 years ago. So yeah, yeah. At least 11 years ago. Yeah. All right. Before I go to my number five, Steve, I'm, I have one song that I thought you'd be mentioning. And I don't know why I don't know if you ever watch it with Postman Pat. Postman Pat. Yeah. Postman Pat has a black and white cat. Yeah. Was that never song or show I used to, I did watch Postman Pat but it's not a banger. It's not a song that I just would go around singing. We used to make up different. Yeah. We used to make up different lyrics for it. But like what? Yeah. Of course. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, because I, the way I learned that song was through a Mr. Bean episode. Yeah.

It's the episode where he, um, he finds a baby in a, uh, in a pram and takes it to the, takes it to the fair. But he doesn't want to take care of the baby. So he puts it in this Postman Pat coin operated ride and just starts plugging in about five bucks, five pounds of points. And then you hear in the back postman, postman, that's all it to its sing. Again, so the baby's inside and it's just rocking back and forth. And then there's a line up after like, like down the street for to get into this thing and he keeps popping in, you know, quids or whatever. So I'm assuming it's a quid. So probably 50 p 50 p back in those days. Uh, Jamie, you can't keep putting these bangers up there because we got to talk about them. All right. That was your rub. I'm not sure. But no, that's, I'm doing it. The pink panther, like the pink panther guys, there's no other banging chairs. Yes. I didn't know if we could use that one because it was from a movie. Yeah. Did the movie come? I assume that the live action Peter Sellers movies came first, right?

Yeah. And that's, uh, Mancini. Is that the one who wrote that song? I don't remember. I do remember there being a pink bad, their cartoon, though, because last, same scene, same song. Yeah. Yeah. Because the last episode we talked about, we avoided songs that came from movies, like Ghostbusters. I think we need to look into that. That was another one that I had on my list, which I was, it probably doesn't count because of that is the Batman animated series. Yes. Which is basically like, it wasn't, I mean, it was, it was Danny Elfin, like the theme from the 89 Batman live action movie with Michael Keaton. Yeah. That'd be interesting. It was still a banger of a cartoon. Oh, it was so good. Okay. I'm, I, I had a whole bunch here. Um, you guys told most of it. I think I might just go just because I know Dan's going to be upset at me. The GI Joe theme song. I do. I like it. I like it. It's, um, it's, um, I love you, Dan. But it's, it's, it's catchy. I remember seeing it all the time. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

It's, it's, um, it's got a nice sting to it. I think the GI Joe song is, is a classic. And, uh, we, we've mentioned Transformers, mentioned all the others. So I can't see how GI Joe would be forgotten now. This one because it, it's, it's well known. So GI Joe's on my list as well. So, but I want to talk about some rapid fire stuff. Um, because I, you know, looking at the chat, Disney, it's, it's a portrait. Do you know portrait sandwiches? No. Oh my god. We just, we just, we just, we just, we just, we don't know. Help them. No. No. This is, this is dawn of the internet, Tom Foulery, that people have just taken clips of the old GI Joe. What's with the PSAs? I feel like is it all the PSAs? Yeah. Yeah. And they would, they would dub over them and, and recut them for comedic value. And the most famous one was, I don't remember the, the character's name, but he was a firefighter.

I think it was barbecue or, or low torches on that. And he just, there's these, these two kids in the kitchen. It was, it was a PSA about, um, fire safety in your home. In these kids were, cooking using the stove unattended and then upstarting a fire. And then, uh, the, the, the firefighter GI Joe guy runs in and saves them. But in this version, he runs in screams, pork chop sandwiches. And then it starts screaming at these kids to get the hell out of the house. Get the hell out of here. Get, get out of here. God. They were really funny, man. Yeah. Body massage. Yeah. Yeah. Body massage. You see, I know it makes no sense, but you get, when you see it, it's funny. It's the best. The, the winter one was really funny too. What's the one where the guy turns a robot and he's like, raw, raw, raw, raw. Oh no. This is going to be a thing tonight. Oh god. I gotta go watch those again. Yeah.

Yeah. They're funny. They're really funny watching Udices. So right. That too. I'm interested now. Some of the, like, I said, I'm going to mention Disney XD and there was some great theme songs. Kick Patowski has the amazing theme song is, um, it's from the 2000s or so. It's like a, uh, kick Patowski, uh, suburban daredevil. It's this little guy who's, he's got a skateboard and he's got a sidekick and he's, he's like, um, what do you call it? Evil Knievel out in the suburbs. And it's got a wicked kick ass song, but Disney always had a talent for creating awesome things songs. And I mentioned this last week when we were talking about, um, one Saturday morning because on my list, it's like pepper and Doug recessed the weekenders. They had kicking songs. Yeah. Doug, uh, Tony just mentioned Doug. It's, uh, it's, it's soft. It's a whistle thing. Do, do, do, do, do. Do is, but they're good catchy songs because Disney invested into attracting

kids and making sure that they get invested in these cartoons and recess was one of those songs. So I kind of avoided that one, because I didn't think anybody else here would get it. But seeing it pop up here on the, on the chat, uh, so I can talk about a little bit more because Disney, uh, one Saturday morning and also itself had a great theme song the, And it was just like, it was such a great little tune to get you started into watching two hours of cartoons for Disney. So, but they also had like things like one of those on my list was Chip and Dales. Chip and Dales. That's one of the ones that I was really torn about between Avengers, Batman, and Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers. So go through some of your lists because I just went through some of mine. So yeah, I had Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, Batman and animated series. I wasn't sure if that counted or not. Pink Panther, we went over briefly. Did we, did we, I know we talked about Flintstones last time. Did we talk about Chetsons? No, we didn't. Actually, I'm surprised you didn't

talk about the Chetsons. Chetsons is on my list. That was a great theme song. I'm just continuing on with the Rapid Fire. This is another one where I can't for the life of me remember if we talked about it or not, because I feel like it, it does, or do we talk about the Simpsons? Yeah, yes, we did. That was on Steve's, like, hose nose list. Okay, good. And connection to that Futurama also had an amazing theme song. I like the bells in that one. Yeah, it's so good, man. Yeah, but yeah, that's, that's my Rapid Fire list done. Steve three is any we want to add to the list think of? I was, that was on my list kind of as well. I don't know technically wasn't animated, but the Muppet Show was classic and it's just come back and it was so good. Yeah, see that intro. Oh, it was so good. I love the Muppet Show. Yeah. Well, if I, if I can hop off the Muppet Show, because I know hose nose mentioned this in his list and it's not animated because I have one that is one of the top songs, but let's go for first of hose noses. Well, do you remember the one

he mentioned Steve three? He put on his list. Well, he, he's got where in the world is common Sunday. Yeah, classic. He's also got care bears. That was on my list too. That was a great song. I didn't watch the show, but the song theme song. I would stick around for the theme song. And then I, oh, okay, now switch. So, I was no band, I believe. No, Vanna. You didn't let you're in a sparkly out of your chest. No, I was, I was a, I was the bear with the cloud on his chest. You got to give him the care man there. Five, four, three, two, one. On, so when, when he mentioned Carmen San Diego, which is fantastic. What was the band that's saying that there's an acupel group. Can't remember their name. They had an extra name. They sang in the jungle was one of their famous songs as well. I had on my list the best theme song. One of

the best ever. Bill Nye, the science guy. Because when I played Bill Nye in class, kids automatically it's not animated. But for kid show, it is one is the top one of the top five or six songs. It's so good. Yeah. Well, thank you, Jamie. It was rock well. Thank you. Avoided live action shows, even if they were kids. But if, if that's fair game. Yeah. And I'm saying to hell with it. And I'm throwing out mighty morphing power rangers as one of the best. That's incredible. All time. I know we saw on the chat. And I was like, yeah, that's awesome. Yeah. I never watched it. I didn't put it on my list because it was live action. Slippery Slope guys were getting TV shows. We could have another episode. Slippery Slope was. I was going to throw it out there. And maybe a future episode. We do just best live action TV show theme songs. You know what I'd like to do with this old school like Commodore 64 game themes.

Yeah. Or best Commodore 64 loading theme. Oh man. On the tape. And it used to play this song. Yeah. That's a song, right? So what was I don't think that's a song. No, that's what's the same for me when I heard the Commodore. But like there was so many cool games on the on the old Commodore and spectrum. And all these old school gaming or you serious? I thought you were just you're just no because they bring back so much nostalgia in my mind. If I was to hear Commando theme, I would just be right back playing Commando, even like the Ghostbusters or Outrun or something like that, right? I remember Ghostbusters. I was straight in there. And they always had a loading screen. It would play a little tune. As it when it was ready to play, the tune would kick in. Yeah. And it was, yeah. The Ghostbusters one was just like that. Do, do, do, do, do. Dude, this is what I'm saying. Look at what we could do. We could do research because I'm pretty sure we could play some of that too. That would be fun. Yeah. I would love that. And yeah,

throwing it out there live action TV show theme songs as a spin-off episode. We'd have to really break down the categories. Yeah. Do we do we pick? I mean, there's so much comedy all much. Like, yeah, don't, yeah. And maybe we keep, we keep a theme. I think that'd be a ton of fun because there's there's so many good. If you want to do several shows, we could just pick a decade. You could do 70s, 80s, 90s. And that would be a lot. But at least we could pick a decade and stay in that decade. And that way, we'd have more ammunition for stuff to continue. Yeah. That's fair. I totally agree. Either way, sticking to a theme, just so we're not just going all over the place because like, yeah, my list is going to have 50 songs on it. Yeah. Yeah. And you guys got to hum every single one of them. No, I'm not doing that. Listen to them all the time. I'm going to get a Casio Keyboard. And I'm going to play it with one of the

stylists. Yeah, there you go. That would be awesome. It works for the guerrillas it can work for us. I've heard that all we get recalled is. No. Fuck off. Done. That's our next game show. Recognize this theme song. No. No. All right, we're going to cuss up there. Don't ruin that shit for me. I'll do all your favorite songs and just respect the gadget and destroy it. You can do the magic roundabout. Jamie, let you do that one. That one's pretty dark. That one's already pretty messed up. So I don't know if you can get much worse. I nailed that one. All right, that's it 499 in the books next episode episode 500. We're going to be fancy dressed. It's awesome. Oh, it's fancy dress. Yeah. In two weeks of this live recording and one week of

the audio recording, we are going to be going live on YouTube, celebrate a 500 episode. And we're going to discuss the original where it all began, Star Wars. The original series or sorry, the original cut is what I want to say and kind of looking into it and just kind of doing more than just your favorite scene, your favorite people. I think we just want to dive into our love of Star Wars and why it's so influential to what we do in our in our volunteer life. If you don't know, we're members of the 501st Legion, Rebel Legion and do volunteer work all across our community and how that's influenced us, but also just talk about our love for this franchise. And I think it's a great one to just kind of celebrate 500 episodes on. So yeah, other than that, Steve three working to find you. You can find me on Instagram, shits back on Muffet Far and Steve three D. You can also find me on Saturday mornings on YouTube

over at the DL 44 channel where I am going to hopefully be unboxing some more of the micro Galaxy, but this this week I might do something different this week. I got some other little pickups I want to play with. So grab a coffee, come join me and we'll play. Hell yeah. Jamie, before we find out where you are, where, where can we find hostnos? Oh, you can bed with a headache. Oh, hopefully it doesn't have a headache anymore. You can find them on Instagram under hostnos paints for all your amazing mini painting needs. And also on the generous next week podcast YouTube channel with ready to believe island edition, where he's chronicling his RTV trap build. Yeah, and he's got an awesome, I still love his background. He's turned his car hole into a full-on studio. Yeah, and super jealous now. Yeah, he doesn't do anything half-ass, that's for sure. Case, have a call. Yeah, that's a good point.

Um, where can find you, Jamie? You can find me here every other Thursday on the generous next week podcast YouTube channel, talking movies and whatever else cartoon theme songs. I hope you enjoyed this discussion tonight. And then every Tuesday, same bad time, same bad channel, generous next week podcast YouTube channel, talking all things ghostbusters. Um, to go along with this episode, I made it, the last episode, I made a playlist of the theme songs that we talked about for episode one. So I will make a second playlist on our YouTube channel for this things, for this week's, uh, list of songs. So check those out, so Inspector Gadget Pokemon, all that sort of stuff. And we put, uh, we put Steve three little, um, Merge around song in the room. Damn, right. Magic round of abat. Hey, if Steve threw it out at the fair game, it's got to be. I totally agree. And remember everybody, nothing else matters apart from Ulysses this weekend. Enjoy. Right? I need to check that out now. Seriously. I love it.

Jamie Lynn is still. I'm looking at my YouTube feed right now, and all of my recommended videos are like 80s cartoon theme songs. And I see silver hawks in there now. Yeah, don't put them, don't don't email them. Put them in the comments. It helps us more through comments when there's interactions. So yeah, 100%. Yeah. Um, you said there's a on the generous next week. Yeah, I put it on the playlist. Let me know if it's visible. Yeah, I'm checking right now. Oh, yeah, top cartoon theme songs, part one. Yes. And the list is cowboy. Oh, yeah. Yeah. There you go. Um, I'll make a part two and make part three as well with their with their rapid fire ones. But as for me, Adam Ricky, the Adam and Ricky show on our YouTube channel and puts hopefully get a video up by the end of spring break in the next week or so of our fun times at fan Expo. And check out the Adam and Ricky on Facebook and Instagram. And also in the link, I've been doing

these things called the conquerors challenge. They're medals that help me get in shape. This is medal number three of angle. If you're interested, let me know. Contact me. I'll put a link there. If you want to do it yourself or not, remember that advertised. Oh, would you put that link in there for the playlist? Hopefully it doesn't. You made part one in the playlist. Awesome. But I'll put it in the description as well, just in case. Awesome. But let me know. And thanks for watching. Next episode 500. And we're looking for to celebrating this one. So hope he can be alive with us live. Yeah. We're we're costumes. Send us a photo. Bring some up. We will be up. Correct. Yes. Yes. Correct. I'm dressing down in my costume. Yeah. That's that's why I'm coming. I forgot you're doing that. All right. That'll get all the boys to the yard. Thanks for watching. We'll talk to you later. Bye.

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