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Finishing SEASON 2:
"Which Way Did They Go?"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ivayr
Highlights:
0:00 in.^(parts)
20:44 in.^
21:56 in. Another one that strikes me as being by John Parker. I wonder if I'll find him for this show on BMI and/or ASCAP.
25:26 in.^
35:22 in.^
38:22 in.^
40:31 in.
41:46 in.
The cue after the opening credits, is tracked from I think an earlier season two episode. This is like the fourth or fifth episode to track it. Popular cue.
"Blind Tiger"
By: Harry Geller
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hr4b1
Highlights:
0:00 in. Opening bumper.^
4:42 in.
14:33 in.^
25:31 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
35:26 in.
39:07 in.^
46:17 in. Including a water chime.^
"Nightmare Road"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ivavj
Highlights:
0:00 in.^(0:31)
2:38 in.^
10:44 in.^(11:38/13:18/
16:15 in.^
18:36 in.^(opening/20:25)
26:33 in.^(about 28:00)
32:08 in.
41:22 in.^
(NtM: 25:17)
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Three Dead Cows at Makapuu: Part 1"
By: Richard Shores
https://ok.ru/video/2516749191862
"Three Dead Cows at Makapuu: Part 2"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6j5okq
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
10:09/12:37 in.
16:05 in.^
19:33 in.^
23:27 in.^
26:06 in.
28:12 in.^
31:50 in.^(parts)
35:37 in.
37:29 in.^(37:45)
Dana Elcar continues his decades-long typecasting as an authority figure (usually some kind of government official). But you know, it worked; it's like he was born to play these parts.
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Here are the times of some of the episodes on DailyMotion as linked above, followed by the time on the North American DVDs. I think there is some issue comparing times for episodes between NTSC (North American video) and PAL (Europe), though. Does anyone know if this would account for a difference of over 2 minutes between these times? In part of one show I watched, James MacArthur's voice was sounding a bit like Mickey Mouse...
S01E01 - Full Fathom Five - 51:09, 49:08
S01E02 - Strangers In Our Own Land - 51:11, 49:08
S01E04 - Samurai - 51:12, 47:52
S01E05 - ....And They Painted Daisies On His Coffin - 51:10, 49:07
S01E06 - Twenty-Four Karat Kill - 51:05, 49:02
My site lists all the cues for several first season shows including their location in the show and the length of the cues, based on the DVDs. There are also timings for individual acts in the shows if anyone wants to compare. Sorry, I don't ... I just finished re-viewing all 278 episodes which took me about 2½ years. 
For info about season one shows, for example, see http://fiveohomepage.com/5-0log1.htm
PS Mr. Audio and Broughtfan, would appreciate it if you can contact me by e-mail via the link at the bottom of my WWW site (click on my name to see this)...
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SEASON 3:
"And a Time to Die..."
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6jg7e4
Highlights:
0:00 in. Opening bumper cue.^
0:47 in.^(cool)
4:33 in.^
11:29 in.^(parts)
25:27 in.^
35:21 in.^
42:21 in.^
"Trouble in Mind"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6js5fw
Highlights:
3:12 in.^
5:07 in.^
14:01 in.^
20:25 in.^
22:12 in.^(parts)
24:02 in.^
27:07 in.^
34:01 in.^
37:18 in.^
40:52 in.^
"The Second Shot"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6jxvma
Highlights:
0:00 in. Five minutes long.^(parts)
7:14 in.
16:47 in.^
27:33 in.^
32:36 in.^
42:38 in.^
44:47 in.^(somewhere after 46:00)
"Time and Memories"
By: Harry Geller
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6k0tcg
Highlights:
1:09 in.^
2:59 in.^
16:42 in.^
25:39 in.^(skip?)
26:47 in.^(too much FX?)
29:49 in.^(31:50)
35:29 in.
46:09 in.^
"The Guarnerius Caper" (5)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8dvf5f (NEW link as of 10-18-23)
Highlights:
1:11/1:23/1:44/2:47 in.^
3:55 in.
5:50 in.
8:58 in.^
11:21 in.^
14:02 in.^
15:38 in.
16:29 in.^(opening)
26:52 in.^
32:23 in.
36:32 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
39:37 in.^
40:55 in.^
43:01 in.^
46:03 in.
7:18 in: tracked from the pilot.
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Continuing SEASON 3:
"The Reunion"
By: George Romanis
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8dvf6w (NEW link as of 10-18-23)
Highlights:
0:00 in.^(0:30)
2:45 in.^
5:08 in.
24:18 in.^
37:31 in.^
40:56 in.
"The Late John Louisiana"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8dwijl (NEW link as of 10-18-23)
Highlights:
0:00 in. Opening bumper.^
11:47 in. Including a water chime. Track 11 from the obscure Don B. Ray promo of cues from the show. The episode takes track 12 from the promo, edits it down and slows down the tempo a lot and lays it on top of track 11 for the closing. A suite that includes score from this episode, will not retains this butcher job. Track 12 is used almost in full at the proper speed later in the episode.
16:48 in.
32:41 in.^
36:35 in.^
43:43 in.^
46:38 in.
Track 13 from the promo appears to be an edit job of multiple short cues from the episode, including the closing cue of the episode. There may be more cues on the promo from this episode.
I think a little of the score is tracked into the next episode -- a track-job episode -- titled "The Last Eden".
Track 11 was tracked in the track-job episode "Beautiful Screamer", early on in the episode short before a man puts on light blues rubber gloves. NOTE: I'd love to know what cue opens this episode (as well as 32:52 -- an obvious Stevens cue, but what episode): https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8dxnqr
"Over Fifty? Steal!"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6pqe8n
Highlights:
0:00 in.^
6:07 in.
12:13 in.^
14:01 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
22:05 in.^
28:24 in.^
34:04 in.^
36:49 in.^
38:47 in.
41:47 in.^
43:44 in.^(parts)
There's just something about older odd-ball crooks that seems to inspire delightful whimsical scores from Stevens. Another example being his "Police Woman" episode score "Merry Christmas, Waldo". Might as well say the complete score should be released. I dare say he should have at least gotten an Emmy nomination for this.
I think a little of this was tracked into a later track-job episode titled "The Double Wall".
"That's quite unfair, McGarrett."
"I'll apologize in court."
"Paniolo"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8dyij1 (NEW link as of 10-19-23)
Highlights:
0:00 in.
4:57 in. Track 10 from the obscure Don B. Ray score promo with cues from the show.
6:07 in.
18:11 in. Track 7 from the score promo.
22:39 in. Track 8 from the score promo. Cue after the commercial break is tracked from an unknown prior episode.
23:46 in.^
26:53 in.^
40:12 in.
42:09 in.^
46:39 in. Track 6 from the score promo.
"Ten Thousand Diamonds and a Heart"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6vbn9t
Highlights:
2:44 in.^(closing)
4:36 in.^
15:30 in.
19:01 in. Montage cue with little to no FX.^
24:50 in.
29:26 in.
30:26 in.^
32:40 in. About four minutes of cool robbery music.^
36:44 in.^
39:37 in.
40:43 in.
45:11 in.
It's going to be a good day to listen to a number of these cues SFX free; Ray did a good job on this episode score. Hopefully that fucking lawsuit ends and score can proceed ahead to being released.
That was delightful, being surprised by that move at the end.
Track 15 on the obscure Don B. Ray promo with cues from the show, is an edit job of two different cues" the first nineteen seconds are used twice in the episode, the rest is also used twice (once partially and the other fully). The score in the episode has better sound quality than the promo though.
0:07 in: tracked from "The Late John Louisiana".
"To Kill or Be Killed"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6jo3y6
Highlights:
Around 2:20 in.
25:49 in.
29:07 in.
34:10 in.
On a set of season three scoring, I'm not sure how much of this I would include, if anything at all. And. quite frankly, it's dubious there is any original scoring in this episode.
0:00 in: all tracked, including that bad edit laying in part of the climax cue from "Paniolo".
NOTE I probably won't be online Friday, so I am going to post twice as many reviews tomorrow to make up for it.
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Finishing SEASON 3:
I promised twice as many reviews for today, so in about two hours I'll post more.
"F.O.B. Honolulu: Part 1"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6iq0ja
Highlights:
1:46 in.^
5:33 in.^
10:41 in.^
12:28 in.
20:57 in.^
25:27 in.^
28:48 in.^(connect to above)
36:30 in.^
42:50 in.^
45:34 in.^
42:26 in. I think this is tracked Stevens though.^
3:40 in: tracked from "The Late John Louisiana".
The cue after Fat smashes the golden statue, the leads to the opening theme music, is track nine from the obscure score Don B. Ray score promo, but I can't say it originated in this episode.
The closing cue of the episode is tracked from "Paniolo".
For the guys here: 29:07 in. You're welcome.
I'd swear that grandma at the pool is checking her out and liked what she saw!
"F.O.B. Honolulu: Part 2"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ht7v7
Highlights:
6:15 in.
10:31 in.^
18:21 in.^
19:39 in.^
37:10 in.^
40:33 in. Including a water chime.^
43:52 in.
45:17 in.
Score is tracked from "Ten Thousand Diamonds and a Heart" when the girl arrives at the hotel and changes into a disguise on the elevator.
28:21 in: tracked from "Paniolo".
I think everything when the brunette in red and Fat are talking, is tracked.
Everything leading up to the brunette in red getting out of the black limo, is tracked and that music for her getting out is tracked from "The Late John Louisiana" (two cues, both on the promo).
In the end, I'm not sure how much original scoring -- if any -- there is in this two-parter.
(NtM: 2:23, 17:50, 24:09)
"Dear Enemy"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6j9jiw
Highlights:
3:56 in.^
7:29 in.^
16:01/17:20 in.^(both)
27:10 in.^
29:31 in.^
39:14 in.
(NtM: 34:34)
"The Grandstand Play: Part 1"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6jxvol
Highlights:
5::23 in.^
19:19 in.^
21:52 in.^
29:54 in.
34:40 in. The source music.^
35:38 in.^
36:27 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
42:05 in.^
43:56 in.^
There were a number of awesome cool cues in this episode score.
"The Grandstand Play: Part 2"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6jxvgk
Highlights:
7:53 in.^
11:55 in.^
23:36 in.^
25:26 in.^
26:29 in.^
27:32 in.^
About 30:35 in.^(opening/34:00/after dialogue)
37:47 in.^
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SEASON 4:
There's something about the season four theme arrangement that just isn't clicking with me. Another version later in the season, but while better, it is still weak when compared to the first season arrangement.
"Highest Castle, Deepest Grave"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6k8iny
Highlights:
3:40 in.^
12:16 in. Yet another cue that's going to be awesome to have SFX free one day; and the episode goes to commercial break before the cue ends, so we don't even get to hear the ending.^(EDIT)
15:52 in.^
17:32 in. Pleasant and kind of lovely strings-only cue.^
20:08 in.
24:21 in.^
29:21 in. Strings, woodwinds and piano for a nearly FX free cue about a tragic flashback. Some brass joins in around the end.^
32:26 in.
37:10 in.^
42:07 in.
46:53 in.^
(NtM: 40:40)
"No Bottles... No Cans... No People"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hvl1o
Highlights:
0:41 in.^
5:03 in.
11:04 in. Joining a cue already in progress.^
15:10 in And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
26:45 in.^
29:54 in.^
36:10 in.^(closing)
41:28 in.
45:50 in.^
"Wednesday, Ladies Free"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kmqsi
Highlights:
1:18 in.^
7:51 in.
8:57 in.^(parts)
11:44 in.^(parts)
18:12 in. Nearly FX free montage cue.^
19:31 in.^
28:37 in.^
39:56 in.^
44:50 in.^
46:40 in.^
(Ntm: 3:56)
"3,000 Crooked Miles to Honolulu"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kqp9w
Highlights:
0:00 in.^
3:22 in.^
5:14 in.^
7:17 in.^
9:02 in.
20:01 in.^(20:30)
22:02 in.^
24:29 in.^
28:09 in.
32:35 in.^
34:26 in.^
"Two Doves and Mr. Heron"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kqpcs
Highlights:
1:01 in. Sounds more like a Stevens effort.^
4:33 in. This one, too.^
26:32 in.^
45:41 in.
"Air Cargo -- Dial for Murder"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6reoon
Highlights:
0:08 in.^(parts)
15:03 in.^
17:45 in.
23:41 in.
25:45 in.
31:17 in.
42:19 in.^
45:51 in.^(parts)
Out-of-context quote...
"I say he was fingered."
"The Burning Ice"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ktxze
Highlights:
0:00 in.^
9:29 in.^
17:46 in. The source music. And the score cue that immediately follows it.^(first/second: 20:22)
29:12 in.^
40:40 in.^
41:33 in.^
44:22 in.^
46:21 in.
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Continuing SEASON 4:
"Rest in Peace, Somebody"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ktxzt
Highlights:
0:00 in.^
7:05 in.
9:13 in. Ray uses the repeating staccato brass idea Stevens used in episodes of "Police Woman" (yes, it's in the one or two of the first three suites).^
12:08 in.
21:21/22:59 in. And the cue after the commercial break after the second cue (also using that "Police Woman" idea).^(all three)
34:06 in.
37:34 in.
40:15 in. The parade source music.
46:42 in.
12:02 in: What is sounds like he said in German in English: "Go to Denny's then."
(NtM: 4:46)
"A Matter of Mutual Concern"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6k8ios
Highlights:
Nothing.
Hands down the weakest score I've done yet and I had to double back to this one, so I finished season four before this one!
"Nine, Ten, You're Dead"
By: Harry Geller
https://ok.ru/video/4847059601973
Highlights:
0:18 in.
2:28 in.
19:17 in.^(22:??)
24:51 in.
29:09 in.
36:05 in.
38:34 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
43:43 in.
46:22 in.^
For the guys here: 15:35 in. You're welcome.
"He lose that hippity hop."
"Is This Any Way to Run a Paradise?"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kbltb
Highlights:
0:56 in.
3:37 in.^
7:46 in.^
10:16 in.^
15:32 in.^
29:20 in.^
37:12 in.^
38:51 in.^
40:28 in.^
45:52 in.
"Bait Once, Bait Twice"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6qsgxl
Highlights:
0:00 in. Opening bumper and the score cue that immediately follows it.^(both)
6:13 in.
15:25 in.^(closing)
21:23 in.
41:32 in.^
On a set of season four scoring, there's not much I'd take away from this episode score. I'd only take 0:00 and 41:32. A weak score overall.
For the guys here: 33:03 in. You're welcome. Yeah, put me in the middle of that girl candy.
"The Ninety-Second War: Part 1"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ke3ud
Highlights:
0:10 in.^
13:33 in. More of that "Police Woman" staccato brass material.^
21:43 in.^
31:07 in.^
36:17 in More of that "Police Woman" staccato brass material. Including airplane porn.^
40:26 in.^
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Finishing SEASON 4:
"The Ninety-Second War: Part 2"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ke3u3
Highlights:
1:32 in.^
8:01 in.
About 23:18 in.
29:49 in.^
34:11 in.^
36:05 in.^(parts)
38:45 in. (use any for suite?)
"Cloth of Gold"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kjqef (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:00 in. Including a water chime.^
13:25 in.^
19:03 in.^
25:43 in.^
26:32 in.^ *
37:21 in.
40:21 in.^
44:37 in.^(opening/45:04)
47:09 in.^
* = The guy at the end of the preceding scene before the commercial break, clearly died of Sudden Jim Carry Face Syndrome.
"Good Night, Baby - Time to Die!"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kjsbl (CORRECT)
Highlights:
About 4:40 in.^
7:37 in.^
17:25 in.
30:13 in.^
38:57 in.^
40:06 in.^
"Didn't We Meet at a Murder?"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kjsbp (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:00 in.^
1:00 in.^
6:30 in.^
7:59 in.
10:50 in.^(11:41)
18:07 in.^
20:28 in.
26:21 in.^
30:52 in.^
40:51 in.^(opening)
43:56 in.^
"Follow the White Brick Road"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kmqv6 (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:00 in.^
5:29/9:34 in.^
11:46 in.^
22:52 in.^
25:21 in.^
28:48 in.^
30:27 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
34:39 in.^
36:51 in.^
39:20 in. This must be the longest cue of the series thus far -- over five minutes long.^
46:18 in.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"R&R -- &R"
By: Don B. Ray
I accidentally covered an episode that had no credited composer because of loads being improperly labeled/numbered. I decided rather than throw it away after the work, I'd just toss it on. It's a track job, but some pieces I don't recognize from prior episodes (maybe a little original scoring?).
"While You're at It, Bring in the Moon"
NO COMPOSER CREDITED
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kgxf4
3:23 in. Joining a cue already in progress for the good stuff.^
17:32 in. Ray plays around with the Stevens staccato brass material.^(parts)
25:38 in.^
35:28 in.^
38:14 in.^
46:40 in.
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SEASON 5:
"Death is a Company Policy"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kwxao
Highlights:
3:47 in.^
7:50 in.^
12:05 in.^
18:25 in.^
39:57 in.^
44:50 in.^
47:46 in.^
I don't know what it was about this episode that inspired Stevens, but he was on fire here, especially those first two cues. I think I only skipped one or two cues from the episode.
"Death Wish on Tantalus Mountain"
By: Pete Rugolo
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6v8mg6
This is the only effort by Rugolo for the series.
Highlights:
4:27 in.^
9:26 in.^
17:41 in.^(closing)
22:24 in.
25:36 in.
28:55 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(first: opening)
33:05 in.
43:12 in.
46:46 in.
Guest-starring Ricardo Montalban. And Diana Muldaur. I of course know her as the temporary Dr. Pulaski from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" so it's surprising for one to see her so young and not wrinkly where I can actually say ... she was actually attractive once upon a time. Dare I say maybe even a little sexy?
Oh, and don't think my inner nerd didn't notice two Trek players in one episode!
(NtM: 15:21)
"You Don't Have to Kill to Get Rich -- But It Helps."
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lc91i
Highlights:
5:46 in.^
13:06 in. And the source cue that immediately follows it (and the score cue that immediately follows the source cue). For the guys here: you'll want to watch this, especially during the source cue!^
45:24 in.^
And don't think it didn't also escape my nerd-tention that the very next episode has William Shatner in it.
11:07 in: airplane porn.
For the guys here: 2:15 in. You're welcome. And man, you'll want to stick around for almost a full minute!
"Pig in a Blanket"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lgmtf
Highlights:
1:47 in.^
5:16 in.^
20:52 in.^
23:23 in.
38:38 in.^
(NtM: 27:02)
NO LOAD FOUND.
"The Jinn Who Clears the Way" (5)
By: Don B. Ray
"Fools Die Twice"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lgdav
Highlights:
6:14 in.^
16:26 in.
18:43/27:56/30:17 in. And the short cue after the commercial break of the third piece listed.^(all four)
32:25 in.
41:43 in. There is a two or three second lull and then more score.^
45:42 in.^
45:54 in.^
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Continuing SEASON 5:
"Chain of Events"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ljkhn
Highlights:
5:42 in.^
20:49 in.^
29:56 in.
44:29 in.
"Journey Out of Limbo"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ljnpk
Highlights:
0:54 in.^(part)
2:24 in.
5:07 in.
18:07 in.^
19:58 in.^
24:21 in.^
35:15 in.^
40:30 in.^
43:39 in. Cool piece that opens with only percussion, before brass joins in.^
"'V' for Vashon: The Son: Part 1"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ljnnw
Highlights:
3:20 in.^
5:56 in.^
13:55 in.^(14:06/14:32/14:53)
17:09 in.???
20:45 in.???
40:24 in.^
42:53 in.
44:26 in.^
"'V' for Vashon: The Father: Part 2"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kwxb4
Highlights:
9:02 in.^
18:30 in.^
26:26 in.
28:04 in.
38:40 in.^
"'V' for Vashon: The Patriarch: Part 3" (11)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kwxax
Highlights:
1:28/2:27 in.^
4:29 in.^
6:09 in.^
27:15 in.^
34:08 in.^
41:12 in.^
46:44 in.^
"The Clock Struck Twelve"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lgmtk
Highlights:
0:50 in.^
14:08 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
17:51 in.^
20:25 in.
30:07 in.^
35:54 in.
41:55 in.^
"I'm a Family Crook -- Don't Shoot!"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6is46j
Highlights:
3:09 in.^(opening)
5:36 in.^
8:34 in.^
14:10 in.^
17:47 in.
21:44 in.
24:26 in.^
27:36 in.^
33:24 in.^
3502 in.???
43:15 in.^
45:16 in.^
49:05 in.^(opening/closing)
(NtM: 37:15)
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Finishing SEASON 5:
"Percentage"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6l92q7
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
1:52 in.
16:31 in.^
"Engaged to be Buried"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6l92rr
Highlights:
2:26 in.^
6:01 in.^
16:45 in.^
18:13 in.^
23:20 in.
24:47 in.^
31:37 in.^
39:33 in.^
41:43 in.
About 44:00 in.^
"Jury of One"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lc91v
Highlights:
About 3:15 in.
32:21 in.
37:50 in. And that short bit after the commercial break.^
39:39 in.^
46:30 in.
An overall weak score. On a set of season five scoring, I'm not sure how much of this I would include.
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Yeah -- "Hookman" was a real winner. :-)
I'm actually dishing out the reviews in small batches as to draw the thread and interest out, but I'm actually about to finish up season seven tomorrow.
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SEASON 6:
"Hookman"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lmy79
Highlights:
0:54 in.^(2:15)
12:03 in.^
19:12 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
23:50 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(parts)
33:43 in.^(34:25)
36:39 in. Another fugue that works gangbusters. Thankfully barely any FX.^
42:43 in.^
46:05 in.^
Unless I missed a short cue, I cited the entire score. The entire score should be released.
This episode score won an Emmy (and it deserved it). The other competition that year was all the same show!:
"Hawaii Five-O"
Episode: "The $100,000 Nickel"
Composer: Bruce Broughton
"Hawaii Five-O"
Episode: "Nightmare in Blue"
Composer: Don B. Ray
"Draw Me a Killer"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lx82r
Highlights:
2:18 in.^
7:00 in.^
11:52 in.^(12:40)
14:01 in.^
19:19 in.^
26:34 in.
33:43 in.^(parts)
37:49 in.^
42:21 in.^
"Charter for Death"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m39kh
Highlights:
1:47 in.
8:04 in.
9:28 in.
40:40 in.^
42:41 in.^
45:53 in.
"One Big Happy Family"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m65ns
Highlights:
4:21 in.
5:56 in. There's that unknown instrument Jerry Goldsmith used briefly in "Capricorn One".
16:29 in.
26:55 in.
33:27 in.^
34:52 in.
"The Sunday Torch" (5)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m65oi
Highlights:
14:41 in.^
17:17 in.^(opening)
20:45 in.^
28:22 in.^
"Murder is a Taxing Affair"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m6bec
Highlights:
4:18 in.
5:58 in.^
11:43 in.
16:41 in.^
18:27 in.^
28:08 in.
32:27 in. The source music and the score cue which crossfades over it.^(source)
37:35 in.^
(NtM: 13:24)
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Continuing SEASON 6:
"Tricks Are Not Treats"
By: George Romanis (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m9m9v
Highlights:
8:31 in.^
25:02 in.^(25:44)
27:06 in.^
29:37 in.
33:09 in.^
37:45 in.^
43:50 in.^
Pat Morita gets a throw-away part. This was clearly a paycheck for him.
For the guys here: 3:15 in. You're welcome.
"Why Wait Till Uncle Kevin Dies?"
By: Don B. Ray
STILL GOOD: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6vdjj4 (in English)
Highlights:
0:59 in.^
14:08 in.^
23:57 in.^
30:34 in.^
36:56 in.^
40:27 in.^
41:25 in.^
That's nearly the entire episode score.
0:55 in: airplane porn.
For the guys here: 10:30 in. You're welcome. Hang around for as long as you need.
"Flash of Color, Flash of Death"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m9m8w
Highlights:
2:11 in.
5:05 in.^(5:53)
19:15 in.^
30:54 in.^
33:15 in.^
36:58 in.^
38:22 in.^
46:38 in.^
That's nearly the entire score.
About 30:50 in: What it sounds like he said in German, in English: "Watch out for food pies"
"A Bullet for El Diablo" (10)
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lmy5h
Highlights:
1:01 in.^
4:47 in.^
11:50 in.
17:49 in.^
23:40 in. Pauses for three or four seconds, then continues.^(parts)
37:20 in.
38:56 in.
43:18 in.^
46:24 in.
"The Finishing Touch"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lmy4x
This is the first effort by Broughton for the series.
Highlights:
0:50 in.^
4:15 in.
7:10 in.
17:07 in. Nearly five-minute long montage cue with only some light FX on it.^
23:33 in.^
27:06 in.^(up to dialogue)
30:19 in. Including another montage cue, this time a bit over one minute long itself.^(31:00)
34:39 in.^
44:39 in.^
That's probably 99% of the episode score.
"Anybody Can Build a Bomb"
By: Richard Shores
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6lqcjt
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
12:27 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
14:22 in.^
20:15 in.^ *
21:15 in.^
27:34 in.
33:48 in.
35:07 in.^(parts)
41:11 in.^
* = I think he said "Shazam" in German before firing on the lock... ;-)
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Thanks, as always, for posting Justin. I don't think many people realize that Bruce Broughton's first credited work was for an early 1973 episode of "Gunsmoke" ("Finishing Touch," scored later that year, was only his second credited score*) one in which he appears as the saloon pianist (he was 26 at the time).
* - Based on my research, Bruce did some uncredited "5-O" cues the previous season for the episodes "The Child Stealers" (14) and "The Diamond Nobody Stole" (23). Not sure if you were able to view these as I see neither listed.
Has really been nice revisiting these episodes. I think it's a travesty that Richard Shores, in his entire career, never received even a single Emmy nomination (not even for those very hip, distinctive S4 "Man from U.N.C.L.E" and S3/4 "Wild Wild West" shows he did). IMO, he should have been included with Mort, Bruce and Don in the 1974 nominations (No question, Mort, with that inimitable "Hookman" score, had the win "in the bag") as "Draw Me a Killer," is a damned good (and very effective) score (as are "Anybody Can Build a Bomb" and Shores' two S7, and last, "5-O" scores).
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They're up, it's just that I skipped episodes with no credited composer. If you have and info' that can pin-point the precise cues, I'll double back later and cover the episodes and note them.
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"Quincy, M.E." is absolutely a serious consideration, but if I were to do it, I got to say it's very unlikely to do be this year. It's looking like I've almost booked up the year with shows I want to do.
Broughton could have written the cues to blend into the rest of the score and not stand out. Just speculation.
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