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Oh, you're right about that! Sadly, Part I is not up, but the score to Part 2 was fantastic. I'm actually finishing up season ten right now.
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SEASON 9:
I like the repeating two chord lower octave brass under the them for this new arrangement, but other new parts don't work (in my opinion).
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Nine Dragons: Part 1"
By: Morton Stevens
"Nine Dragons: Part 2"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ou88v
Highlights:
0:55 in.
5:10 in.^
11:09 in.^
About 16:58 in.^
19:05 in.^
26:49 in. This cue could easily pass off as something from "Police Woman". Scene also include boat porn.^
33:16 in.
41:33 in.^
45:55 in.
Stevens was clearly inspired by at least the second part (I wish I could have heard the first one!) and the effort and creativity shows.
"Assault on the Palace"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6p93dz
Highlights:
6:18 in.
8:18 in.^
11:19 in.
19:27 in.^
22:02 in.
24:25 in.
32:48/34:34/37:41 in.^
44:15 in.^(parts)
"Oldest Profession -- Latest Price"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6p9a6l
Highlights:
5:55 in.^
38:37 in.^
43:48 in.
There's not much scoring in the episode.
(NtM: 2:29 opening)
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Man on Fire" (4/5)
By: Don B. Ray
"The Last of The Great Paperhangers"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ph9wx
Highlights:
4:17 in.
9:29 in.^
11:13 in.^
16:44 in.^
26:11 in.^
34:25/36:47 in.^(both)
39:33 in.^
47:05 in.
"Heads, You're Dead"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://ok.ru/video/3781454465749
Highlights:
0:56 in.^
15:52 in.^
18:14 in.^
19:23 in.^
20:53 in.^
22:58 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
27:22 in.^
29:27 in.^
35:44 in.^
38:36 in.
41:44 in.
44:45/45:36 in.^(parts of both)
46:42 in.^
That's a extraordinary amount of writing effort -- far beyond what the episode even needed, but it's something for us scores fans. I'm almost tempted to say this episode score should have at an Emmy nomination.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Let Death Do Us Part"
By: Bruce Broughton
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SEASON 9:
"Double Exposure"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6o8tad
Highlights:
1:26 in.^
8:33 in.^
10:51 in.
13:27 in.^
20:12 in.
28:00 in.^
36:59 in.
40:30 in.
43:32 in.
"Yes, My Deadly Daughter" (10)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6od4iy
Highlights:
2:00 in.
4:44 in.
11:02 in.^
23:55 in.
25:32 in.
26:40 in.^
37:15 in.
39:28 in.^
For the guys her: 19:00 in. You're welcome. Might want to stick around for a minute.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"The Bells Toll at Noon" (12)
By: Morton Stevens
"Man in a Steel Frame"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6oiib2
Highlights:
3:17 in.^
7:51 in.
21:25 in.
24:34 in.
28:06 in. Nearly 100% FX free. Just over three minutes long.^
32:04 in.
42:42 in.^
"Ready, Aim....."
By: Bruce Broughton and William Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6oja4g
This is the only effort by William Broughton for the series. Maybe Bruce was trying to get Will's foot in to take over/lighten the episode load, but the producers didn't agree.
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
5:31 in.^
13:11 in.
21:40 in. Joining a cue already in progress for the cool stuff.^
23:08 in.^(up to dialogue)
29:44 in.
34:34 in.^
37:35 in.^
43:19 in.
Edward James Olmos guest stars.
"Elegy in a Rain Forest" (15)
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6oja3c
Highlights:
0:53 in.
5:37 in.^(part)
6:35 in.^(part)
8:48 in.^
20:29 in.
21:52 in.
25:05 in.^
31:00/32:55 in.^
39:52 in.^
41:50 in.
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Finishing SEASON 9:
"Dealer's Choice... Blackmail"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6oog48
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
4:01 in.
12:33 in.
19:37 in.^
25:13 in.
31:42 in.^
About 43:22 in.
"A Capitol Crime"
By: Ken Harrison
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6oog74
Highlights:
8:13 in.^
10:20 in.
13:41 in.
22:14 in. The source music playing on the car radio.^
37:25 in.
"To Die in Paradise"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ooga0
Highlights:
1:22 in.^
2:52 in.
11:27 in.
13:51 in.^
33:04 in.^
41:37 in.^
"Blood Money is Hard to Wash" (19)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ou88h
Highlights:
3:37 in.^
7:50 in.^
20:24 in.^
23:11 in.^
25:06 in.^
37:09 in.
41:00 in.^(43:20)
"Requiem for a Saddle-Bronc Rider" (21)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6p0l7z
Highlights:
40:34 in.^
A very weak score. If I were compiling a set of season nine scoring, I'd skip this episode score.
(NtM: 36:38)
"See How She Runs"
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ozqu6
Highlights:
3:36 in.^(4:$0)
19:59 in.
23:13 in.
On a set of season nine scoring, I'm not sure I'd include any cues from this episode score. There's just too many scores with so many good cues to cover rather than shoe-horn any of this in.
"Practical Jokes Can Kill You" (23)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6p0l5v
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
1:58 in.
6:28 in.^
7:57 in.^
12:51/15:59 in.^(both)
20:51 in.
32:17 in.^
37:25 in.^
39:08 in.
40:38 in.
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SEASON 10:
I don't like the season ten theme arrangement. It sounds cheaper and more like a cliched version.
"Up the Rebels"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6h3h5e
Highlights:
2:09 in.^
3:57 in.^
18:02 in.
About 27:20 in.^
30:10 in.
31:48 in.
33:11 in.
39:10 in.^(39:40)
41:38 in.^(parts)
43:40 in.^
(NtM: about 24:12)
"You Don't See Many Pirates These Days"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hb7ap
Highlights:
3:05 in.
8:22 in.
16:24 in.
20:14 in.
23:55 in.^
42:17 in.^
44:17 in.
"The Cop on the Cover"
By: Richard Markowitz
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hh1np
This is the only effort by Markowitz for the series.
Highlights:
2:14 in.^
4:17 in.
23:28 in.^
25:11 in.
29:43 in.^
44:57 in.
"The Friends of Joey Kalima"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hjdbw (in English)
Highlights:
14:21 in. Short outtro.^
21:22 in.^
37:32 in.
40:26 in.^
"The Descent of the Torches" (5)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hjdbt
Highlights:
5:53 in.^
13:30 in.
16:05 in.^
24:07 in.^
30:49 in.
41:28 in.
(NtM: 45:50)
"The Ninth Step"
By: John Cacavas (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hjd9k
Highlights:
6:30 in.^
26:33 in.
30:46 in.^
31:20 in.^
42:30 in.^
Don't misunderstand me -- I'm a fan of Cacavas' work (see my "Mrs. Columbo" scoring thread), but this score is all wrong for the show. I'm not sure how much of this I would include on a set of season ten scoring.
6:16 in: airplane porn.
For the guys here: 23:31 in. You're welcome. You dirty hot rat, you.
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Continuing SEASON 10:
"Shake Hands with the Man on the Moon"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hlqqi
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
5:58 in.^
22:41 in.
40:32 in.
42:28 in.^
43:30 in.^
"Deadly Doubles"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hlrzx
Highlights:
5:28 in.
26:02 in. Short transition cue.^
30:50 in. Chase music with strings, brass and a repeating piano line.^
34:50 in.
36:16 in.
37:50 in.^
"Deep Cover"
By: Ernest Gold
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hlrzu
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
6:43 in.^
38:25 in. Is this a pre-existing piece of work? ^
45:10 in.
"Tsunami" (10)
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6h3h4c
Highlights:
2:11 in.^
5:25 in.^
22:18 in.
29:27 in.^
35:37 in.^
"East Wind -- Ill Wind" (11)
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6h3h46
Highlights:
1:22 in.
3:39 in.^ *
10:43 in.
16:47 in. Brief outtro cue.^
26:00 in.
34:40 in.^
39:29 in.^
41:27 in.^
* = I'm so sick and fucking tired of TV series where a woman runs out into traffic with abandon, crying or in a hysteria. No one fucking does this.
"Tread the King's Shadow" (12)
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6h7kob
Highlights:
2:09 in.^
4:10 in.
7:16 in.
16:56 in.^
22:28 in.^
33:02 in.^
40:24 in.^
45:26 in.
15:12 in marks the first time I recall hearing vocals in any cue in the series thus far.
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Justin - Sorry to hear you weren't able to view/hear Mort's score for S9's "The Bells Toll at Noon," definitely among my top ten of all "5-O" scores.
I think it strange that neither Mort Stevens nor Bruce Broughton had involvement with the series in S11. I'm guessing that during this season (1978-79) Mort had his hands full with TV movies, the mini series "Backstairs at the White House" (not to mention "Wheels" earlier in 1978), Bruce with "Quincy, M.E," most of S3 of "How the West Was Won," and Jerry Immel with S2 of "Dallas." At least the producers of S11 had the good sense to bring in Dick DeBenedictis, whose three 5-0 scores are among the best composed for those final seasons (why Don Ray, the series music supervisor, didn't score any S11 shows is a mystery). As far as John Cacavas is concerned, the one score of his I really enjoyed, "For Old Time's Sake," was composed in S12, when he (ironically) was assigned the one show.
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Continuing SEASON 10:
"A Short Walk on the Longshore" (14)
By: Ernest Gold
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6h7kmf
This is the final effort by Gold for the series. Yes, just two episodes.
Highlights:
2:50 in.^
10:26 in.
13:43 in.
16:45 in.^
24:25 in.
5:53 in.
32:52 in.
35:52 in.^
41:03 in.^
44:36 in.
"The Silk Trap" (15)
By: John Cacavas (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6h9b1r
Highlights:
1:51/2:47 in. Oh, and guys, if you want to see attractive girls in bikinis, you'll want to hang around for a while. And the score cue that crossfades into the second source cue.^
4:52 in.
6:28 in.
23:23 in.^
25:25 in.
29:04 in.^
36:17 in.
41:45 in.^
On a set of season ten scoring, there's not much I'd take from this episode score. Probably the first two highlights, and 41:45.
(NtM: 26:55)
About 23:00 in: What is sounds like he said in German, in English: "Fart on me."
"Angel in Blue" (18)
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hb7dv
Highlights:
1:55 in.
17:16 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
19:14 in.^
26:06 in.
37:17 in.^
40:35 in. There's a lull of about two or three seconds, then the cue picks back up for drama/action/suspense material.^(parts)
For the guys here: 7:36 in. You're welcome.
And 8:34 in.
And 18:00 in.
8:10 in: What it sounds like he said in German, in English while looking at a swimming pool with hot girls in it: "Ah, there's a nude in there."
"When Does a War End?"
By: John Cacavas (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hb7ak
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
5:42 in. Including a water chime.
18:10 in.^
31:37 in.
37:44 in.
41:05 in.^
"Invitation to Murder" (20)
By: Walter Scharf
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hh1qx (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:53 in. Sounds like something Mancini would have done.^
5:42 in.
11:05 in.
17:51 in.^
20:13 in.^
26:33 in.
35:20 in.
37:44 in.^
42:54 in.
45:14 in.
For the guys here: 20:00 in. You're welcome.
You'll see her again at 24:20 in. 26:15 for the booty.
And about 37:30 in. If that's supposed to be her mother, that's one hot older lady.
"Frozen Assets"
By: John Cacavas (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hdlcc (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
17:51 in.
25:15 in.
31:38 in.^
33:58 in.^
38:34 in.^
40:55 in.^
45:10 in.
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Finishing SEASON 10:
"My Friend, the Enemy" (22)
By: Fred Steiner (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hh1rb (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:55 in.^(opening/1:38)
4:34 in.^
7:38 in.
10:36 in.^
14:26 in.
19:33 in.
24:33 in.
27:34 in.^ *
38:46 in.
41:16 in.^
42:57 in.^
* = Airplane porn. Hell, even the plane looks like it has the right angle of approach, if you know what I mean...
"A Death in the Family" (24)
By: Walter Scharf
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hdlcg (CORRECT)
This is the final effort by Scharf for the series. Yes, just two episodes.
Highlights:
0:54 in.
8:07 in.
18:52/21:25 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
36:21 in.^(parts)
43:15 in.^
In this episode, one of the show's main ensemble cast members is killed off. Under normal circumstances in a show that is not science fiction and/or fantasy, you'd never see the character again, but in this case, Hollywood laziness will strike later on in this thread...
For the guys here: 28:15 in. You're welcome.
Oh I hate this shit. Yet another episode where the load was mis-titled, so I wasted my time covering an episode with no credited composer again. Well, anyway, I don't want to throw it away after having spent time on it, so here are the track-job highlights.
"A Stranger in His Grave"
NO COMPOSER CREDITED
https://ok.ru/video/7089205545613
Highlights:
2:38 in.^
4:43 in.^
7:49 in.^
9:20 in.
17:04 in.^
29:14 in.^
42:15 in.^
Guest-starring John Hillerman, A.K.A.: Our man Higgins, A.K.A.: Higgy Baby.
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SEASON 11:
All episodes this season have a credited composer.
"The Sleeper"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hqva2
Highlights:
8:42 in.^
9:45 in.
19:00 in.
32:25 in.
37:03 in.
45:17 in.
If I were compiling a set of season eleven scoring, I'm not sure how much of this I would include. Certainly the first two highlights.
"Horoscope for Murder"
By: Fred Steiner (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hyqwh
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
2:42 in.
7:32 in.^
13:20 in.
24:57 in.
37:27 in.^
40:18 in.^
For the guys here: about 21:00 in. You're welcome.
"Deadly Courier"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i4ek5
Highlights:
0:43 in.^
3:43 in.^
14:26 in.^(part)
17:27 in.
19:11 in.
25:45 in.^
31:13 in.
42:09 in.^
For the guys here: 20:47 in. You're welcome. Never mind the plot, can we just focus on the super pretty drink delivery girl for the next hour? No? Well, fuck.
"The Case Against Philip Christie"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i4eff
Highlights:
2:06 in.
5:00 in.
11:15 in.
27:33 in.^
About 33:15 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(first; second: 33:51)
44:50 in.
"Small Potatoes" (5)
By: Dana Kaprof
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i4efc
This is the only effort by Kaproff for the series.
Highlights:
3:10 in.
8:36 in.^
14:14 in.^
23:46 in.^
27:13 in.
38:32 in.
"A Distant Thunder"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i822j (in English)
Highlights:
5:28 in.
8:37 in.
9:45 in.
11:34 in.
14:17 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
19:46 in.
25:03 in.
26:30 in.^
34:23 in.
39:15 in.
40:33 in.^
44:15 in.
(NtM: 38:19)
I'm starting to dread seeing Cacavas' name on the show, but here it worked because this was more familiar territory. See my thread for "The Dirty Dozen: The Series", where he scored one episode (well worth looking into beyond that for the kick-ass scoring of Doug Timm).
By the way, if you've never met a real racist in real life, as opposed to seeing portrayals in film and television or the documentary here and there, yeah, they do talk like this. Met this guy a couple years ago when he helped me with my car. He started talking to me but never said anything wrong, until I made the mistake of telling him where I was going to exercise and hang out. He showed up and slowly ever a period of weeks, he unfolded his deep racism. He said things like: white girls who dated black men, were betraying their race. If a white girl had a baby with a black man, it was a "mud baby". They have tiny monkey brains and can't comprehend things, etc., etc., etc. And he was secretly sneaking in this racist newsletter into a Little Free Library; I would wait for him to be gone, take that shit out, rip it to pieces, and shitcan it.
Duke: "Does surprise you to know that ever goose-stepping one of them is a failure."
Steve: "Not a it, Drew, not a bit. The losers and the dimwits are usually the ones who end up wearing Swastikas or Ku Klux Klan hoods."
Dano: "You're not Nazis, you're Nutzis."
Steve: "This is still America, thank God."
"Is it really over?"
Steve: "Yeah, for the moment, Bobby. There'll always be a fanatic somewhere; a Nazi, or a Communist, or an anarchist."
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SEASON 11:
"Death Mask"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i821x
Highlights:
0:55 in.^
5:33 in.
13:12 in.
23:38 in.^
24:55 in.
30:32 in.^
32:49 in.
"The Pagoda Factor"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hsqu2
Highlights:
0:57 in. I love the disco sound, but it's not right for "Hawaii Five-O".^
About 5:10 in. More disco sound.^
13:06 in. Joining a cue already in progress for the fight music.
14:44 in.
20:50 in.
24:18 in.
27:44 in.
33:22 in.
37:04 in.^
39:45 in. The disco source music.^
43:07 in.^
(NtM: 39:30)
For the guys here: about 6:10 in. You're welcome.
She's back at 10:02 in.
"A Long Time Ago"
By: Dick DeBenedictis
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i9vo6
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
8:52/10:01 in. They just sounds like they go together.^(both)
11:33 in.
18:16 in.^
22:47 in.^
28:36 in.^(29:35)
33:04 in. Including the super rare appearance of the blaster beam in an episode score of any TV series!
38:01 in. Including dramatic material for a bank robbery. And there's the blaster beam again.^(parts)
43:15 in. Including some foot chase music.^
(NtM: 17:35)
"Why Won't Linda Die?" (10)
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hyr0r
Highlights:
0:57 in.^
2:36 in.^
4:58 in.^
7:57 in.^
8:48 in.^
12:03 in.^
17:36 in.^
20:55 in.
[il]24:36 in.^
26:37 in.^
28:29 in.^
30:47 in.
31:46 in.
32:46 in.^
37:36 in. A little over four minutes long, with light FX and only a little humming from a character.^
43:15 in.^(parts/45:18)
Such an unusual contribution from Cacavas here. It's certainly nothing unique on it's own and probably owes inspiration to multiple sources including Morricone, but for the show it is. Almost tempted to say it should have gotten an Emmy nomination. I cited probably 98% of the episode score.
"The Miracle Man"
By: Fred Steiner (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i821w
Highlights:
20:30 in.^
32:21 in.^
If I were compiling a set of season eleven scoring, those are the only two cues I would take away from this episode score.
(NtM: 30:10)
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Continuing SEASON 11:
"Number One with a Bullet: Part 1"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hqv7t (CORRECT)
Highlights:
About 13:25 in. The disco source music (assuming this isn't a real song and we just heard the instrumental part before singing kicked in).^
14:23 in.^
16:34 in.
26:04 in. The disco source music (if not the instrumental part of a real song).^
35:56 in.
39:52 in.
43:54 in.
I'm forever cursed (in a good way, mind you) that whenever I hear the song "Copacabana", I immediately repalce it with this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYMlad4e3Q4
"Number One with a Bullet: Part 2"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hsqv4 (CORRECT)
Highlights:
4:28 in.
12:24 in.
18:25 in.
20:33 in.^
29:46 in.
31:29 in.
33:33 in.^
40:26 in.
"The Meighan Conspiracy"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hsqu5 (CORRECT)
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
10:29 in.^
About 12:20 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(first: closing)
14:00 in.
18:50 in.^
21:46 in.^(closing)
33:24 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(second)
38:07 in.^
Another score from Cacavas that while not sounding like a "Hawaii Five-O" score, maybe should have gotten an Emmy nomination.
"The Spirit is Willie" (15)
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hv8cs
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
14:52 in.^
21:22 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(first: parts; second)
28:42 in.^
44:29 in.
"The Bark and the Bite"
By: Fred Steiner (and conducted by)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hv894
Highlights:
0:55 in.^
6:10 in.^
9:01 in.^
11:47 in.^
14:50 in.
15:50 in.^
18:55 in.
20:21 in. Guys, stick around for just after the cue ends for the girl in the bikini.
22:14 in.^
22:55 in.
25:25 in.^
29:05 in.
34:13 in.^
37:03 in.
40:07 in.^
43:57 in.
A light playful score seemingly riffing off the Where Has My Little Dog Gone song. Perhaps another score that maybe should have gotten an Emmy nomination.
(NtM: 22:00)
"Stringer"
By: Dick DeBenedictis
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hv88v
Highlights:
1:36 in.^
2:46 in.^(parts)
9:34 in.
22:59 in.
23:18 in.^(closing)
28:12 in.
31:07 in.
35:21 in.
37:51 in. *
(NtM: 13:20)
* = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6MlHxAzLXA
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Finishing SEASON 11:
"The Execution File"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6hqv7q
Highlights:
15:19 in.^
About 21:10 in.
28:25 in.
33:30 in.
37:40 in.^
43:48 in.
"A Very Personal Matter"
By: John Cacavas
https://ok.ru/video/4439106194061
Highlights:
1:24 in.
35:27 in.^
39:43 in.^
For the guys here: 17:29 in. You're oh so welcome.
"The Skyline Killer" (20)
By: Dick DeBenedictis
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i15wn
This is the final effort by DeBenedictis for the series.
Highlights:
0:55 in.^
11:57 in.^(closing)
20:59 in.
21:26 in.
About 37:30 in. Just a hair over ten minutes long.^
15:24 in: What it sounds like he said in German, in English: "Yeah, Mr. Clean?"
"The Year of the Horse: Part 1" (21)
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i15wo
Highlights:
1:41 in.^
4:24 in.^
6:03 in.^
8:37 in.
10:33 in. And the disco source music after the commercial break*.^(both)
13:55 in.^
16:25 in.
17:09 in.
23:57 in. Joining a cue already in progress.^
28::39 in.
34:46 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
38:22 in.
41:18 in.^
1:24 in: airplane porn.
(NtM: 25:49)
* = If Cacavas could make disco music like that, I'd have loved for him to have made a disco album.
"The Year of the Horse: Part 2" (22)
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i15st
Highlights:
2:35 in.^
6:10 in.
Around 11:05 in.
14:24 in.^
18:07 in.^
22:29 in.
31:47 in.
46:32 in. Some soft lightly romantic but more wistful, type music.
27:14 in: Be pretty sweet to come home and find that girl waiting for you.
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SEASON 12:
All episodes this final season have a credited composer.
The season twelve theme arrangement is better tan it's been in two or three seasons now, but still nothing great. Just my opinion, but the theme went downhill from after season one and never recovered.
"A Lion in the Streets: Part 1"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i9vhk
Highlights:
15:47 in. That's a lot of notes and effort by a cue that underscores a limo pulling up to the gates of an estate.^
18:23 in.
22:05 in.
29:55 in.
37:20 in.^
42:16 in.^(43:27/44:06)
What's up with the weird cop names in some of these shows? "S.W.A.T." has a guy named Street, and this new season of this how has a new character named Truck. So, how far away were we from Sign and Potato?
"A Lion in the Streets: Part 2"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ikbys
Highlights:
3:18 in.^(4:05; EDIT)
16:36 in.^
25:41 in.^
28:30 in.
33:21 in.^
35:34 in.^
37:07 in.^(part)
41:22 in.
Unrelated, but while bouncing around other threads at the board, it struck me how it might have been really fun to hear Lyn Murray score an episode.
"Who Says Cops Don't Cry?"
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ikad9
Highlights:
0:57 in.^
1:57 in.^
About 6:05 in.
13:50 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
22:02 in.
23:50 in.^
24:58 in.^
26:43 in.^
29:18 in. The restaurant source music.
31:48 in.^
38:01 in.
39:50 in. Almost four minutes long.^
44:40 in.
(NtM: 11:42)
For the guys here: 32:30 in. You're welcome.
"Though the Heavens Fall"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6im8rf
Highlights:
1:21 in. Kind of sounds like Goldsmith in 1970's form. Those first thirty or so seconds could find home in a hypothetical "Capricorn One 2".^
5:57 in.^
6:51 in.^
10:27 in.
17:14 in.
19:07 in.
22:35 in.^
27:12 in.
28:41 in.^(opening/28:55)
33:34 in.
36:35 in.
40:03 in.
"Sign of the Ram"
By: Richard Clements
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6im8qv
This is the only effort by Clements for the series.
Highlights:
11:25 in. Cue is cut off by the commercial break.
16:00 in.
19:01 in.^
22:58 in.^
26:06 in. Piano cue in a Marvin Hamlisch "The Sting" vein. Another score cue not like it is connected to it.^
I for one am glad this was his only effort. I can name probably a dozen other composers I'd love to have heard from on this show.
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Continuing SEASON 12:
"Good Help is Hard to Find" (12.6)
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6im8r6
Highlights:
0:55 in. Dark low-key material.^
2:39 in.^
5:13 in.^
15:37 in.^
17:32 in.^
23:11 in. A fugue under a minute underscoring a simple scene; I think Stevens just liked showing off.^
25:50 in.^
32:21 in.^
34:51 in.^
37:42 in.
39:01 in. Over four minutes long.^
Not exactly an overall coherent score, but there's just so much to enjoy here.
41:38 in: What is sounds like he said in German, in English: "Chemo, throw zee steak!"
(NtM: 31:20)
"Image of Fear"
By: Don B. Ray (as Don Ray this time)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ioij5
Highlights:
5:33 in.^
8:16 in.
10:51 in.^
12:31 in.^
14:59 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
About 17:35 in. The relaxing restaurant source music.^
20:33 in.^
22:44 in.
26:21 in.
32:03 in.^
37:38 in.
39:19 in.^
40:35 in.^
43:50 in.^
45:42 in.^
24:10 in: What is sounds like she said in German, in English: "Todd fucker!"
"Use a Gun, Go to Hell"
By: Bruce Broughton
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ioije
This is the final effort by Broughton for the series.
Highlights:
2:39 in.
15:49 in.
21:28 in.^
25:03 in. The cue is cut off by the commercial break.
26:05 in.^
33:39 in.^
36:25 in. Another cue for a hypothetical "Capricorn One 2" film.^
45:40 in.
"Voice of Terror"
By: Michael Isaacson
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ioicz (and conducted by)
This is the only effort by Isaacson for the series.
Highlights:
0:57 in.
4:21 in.
6:02 in.^
14:55 in.^
19:45 in.^
29:03 in.^
"A Shallow Grave" (10)
By: Don B. Ray (again as Don Ray)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6i9vh8
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
6:03 in.^(part)
7:42 in.^
8:56 in.^
15:19 in.^
18:45 in.
26:48 in. Joining a cue already in progress.
30:54 in.
34:40 in.^
38:32 in.^
42:11 in.^
45:52 in.
"The Kahuna" (11)
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6icocd
Highlights:
5:15 in.^
14:07 in.
17:17 in.^
23:06 in.^
26:40 in.^
30:27 in.^
35:34 in.
41:08 in.^
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Continuing SEASON 12:
"Labyrinth"
By: Robert Drasnin
https://ok.ru/video/3788791089877
Highlights:
0:55 in.^
2:19 in.^(parts)
9:00 in.^
12:39 in.^
22:11 in.^
25:17 in.
36:33 in.
39:36 in.^
42:48 in.^
"School for Assassins"
By: Robert Drasnin
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6icoc3
Highlights:
1:52 in. Over six minutes long.^
15:57 in.
21:04 in.^
24:30 in.
29:38 in.^
31:44 in.^(part)
34:33 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
38:26 in.
40:55 in. Joining a cue already in progress.^
For the guys here: 30:58 in. Oh, you're welcome.
"For Old Times Sake"
By: John Cacavas
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6iep3u
Highlights:
1:23 in.^
20:01 in.^
26:28 in.^
28:22 in.^
29:38 in.^ *
32:49 in.^
35:05 in.
38:05 in.^
41:06 in.^
* = What it sounds like the old guys said in German after the baddie rung the bell, in English: "Gonna show me zhat's a wet monkey?""
"The Golden Noose" (15)
By: Les Hooper
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6iep3w
This is the only effort by Hooper for the series.
Highlights:
4:37 in.^
13:28 in.
14:21 in.^
15:33 in.
17:08 in.^
22:36 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
24:38 in.^
26:58 in.^
30:40 in.^
35:46 in.^
39:24 in.^
41:47 in.^
"The Flight of the Jewels" (16)
By: Robert Drasnin
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6iep3q
This is the final effort by Drasnin for the series.
Highlights:
1:04 in.^
3:34 in.^
8:51/10:58/11:32/13:01 in.^
22:17 in.^
About 33:00 in. The source music playing on the radio.^(maybe)
37:18 in.
39:23 in.^
42:26 in.
43:58 in.^
If James Bond had a son, and his son went on a "James Bond, Jr." adventure and it was a 1970's TV movie, this is what the score might sound like.
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Finishing SEASON 12:
"Clash of Shadows"
By: Duane Tatro (as Duane L. Tatro; I think this is the first time I've ever seen him credited any other way [than a spelling error])
https://ok.ru/video/3788791155413
This is the only effort by Tatro for the series.
Highlights:
9:19 in.^(9:55)
11:43 in.^
14:24 in.^
22:05 in.^
28:18 in.^
34:42 in.^
42:21 in.
48:11 in.
"A Bird in Hand..."
By: Don B. Ray
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ihdbh
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
5:36 in.
8:46 in. Joining a cue already in progress.^
13:30 in.^
18:31 in.
21:15 in.^
28:38 in.^(28:53/skip dialogue to next part))
32:00 in.^
36:24 in.
42:14 in.
"The Moroville Covenant"
By: James Di Pasquale
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ihd84
This is the only effort by Di Pasquale for the series.
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
3:11 in.^
19:02 in.^
26:06 in.^
27:54 in.
34:16 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
I'm glad this was his only episode. It's not a bad score, but nothing about it says "Hawaii Five-O".
Well, not that he had a choice -- second-to-last episode, you know.
(NtM: 44:31)
"Woe to Wo Fat" (20) (series finale)
By: Morton Stevens
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6ikbuz
Series finale, the return of Wo Fat, the final confrontation, and Stevens. I'm expecting good things here!
Highlights:
0:54 in.^
2:07 in.^
3:17 in.^
5:33 in.^(closing)
13:04 in.^
14:06 in.
19:42 in.^(21:39)
31:09 in.^(32:05)
36:21 in.^
38:08 in.^
40:07 in.^
43:45 in.
Not many long-running series with multiple composers go out on the same composer they began with.
McGarrett made up like an old man looks like a combo of Vangelis and Kamen.
"Aloha, Wo Fat."
Tomorrow:
I begin the spin-off, continuation, and remake. And what ever else I find.
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