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Kojak has two hours to free hostages taken by robbers in an Army surplus store - Harvey Keitel and James Sloyan guest star. This episode featured the initial use of the first Kojak main title theme, composed by Billy Goldenberg (who did two music scores for the series).
The somewhat better-known first Kojak theme, in two distinct arrangements, is the work of Billy Goldenberg, who scored the first two episodes of the series (Goldenberg also scored the series' pilot movie). The first of these two arrangements was used for episodes 1-27. The second of these two arrangements was used for episodes 28–96.
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The "Back To The 90s" community shares memes, clips, and other kinds of posts that are bound to hit '90s kids right in the feels. So scroll through them, and let us know which ones you identify ...
Ah, the 1990s. People were still using dial-up internet connections, frosted tips were in style, and boy bands were all the rage. But fast forward a few years, and you'll see that the decade wasn ...
We decided to comb through the top shows kids in the 90's and create a list of the ones that need to make a comeback, or at the very least, streamable! 8.) "Goosebumps"
The Zoomers Video Special: The Making of ZOOM! (June 22, 1999) Zoom: America Kids Respond (October 9, 2001) Zoom: America's Kids Remember (October 8, 2002) Additionally, a two-disc set with four full episodes plus various footage from all six seasons of the 1970s version was released on October 28, 2008. [13]
To celebrate Nick being the GOAT of all kids' channels, here are some of their best shows ever. 1. Doug was one of the first animated Nickelodeon shows and things were A+ out the gate.