WEEKLY SCORES, PART SIX
A Discography Of Score Music From Episodic Television
By Scott Bettencourt
TALES FROM THE CRYPT (1989-1996)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT (CD - Big Screen)
Features cues from Carrion Death by Bruce Broughton;
Dead Wait by David Mansfield; Deadline
by Steve Bartek; Three's a Crowd by Jan Hammer;
Cutting Cards by James Horner; Loved to Death
by Jimmy Webb; The Man Who Was Death by Ry
Cooder; Reluctant Vampire by Cliff Eidelman; The
Thing From the Grave by David Newman; Undertaking
Palor by Nicholas Pike; Ventriloquist's Dummy
by Miles Goodman; and the series theme by Danny Elfman
TERRAHAWKS (1983-1986)
TERRAHAWKS (CD - Fanderson)
Features cues from the episodes Close Call, Expect the Unexpected
Parts 1 & 2, Operation S.A.S., Thunder-Roar, and To Catch
a Tiger, by Richard Harvey
THIRTYSOMETHING (1987-1991)
THIRTYSOMETHING (CD - Geffen)
18 themes from the series by W.G. Snuffy Walden, Stewart
Levin, and Jay Gruska
1987/1988 Emmy nominee, Main Title Theme Music: Stewart Levin, W.G.
Snuffy Walden
THRILLER (1960-1962)
ORIGINAL JAZZ SCORES FROM 2 CLASSIC TV SERIES: THRILLER/RICHARD DIAMOND
(CD - Fresh Sound)
Features 12 themes from the series by Pete Rugolo
1960/1961 Emmy nominee, Achievement in Music: Pete Rugolo, Jerry
Goldsmith
THUNDERBIRDS (1964-1966)
THUNDERBIRDS (CD - Silva)
Features 22 themes from the series by Barry Gray
THUNDERBIRDS 2 (CD - Silva)
Features 20 themes from the series by Barry Gray
THE TIME TUNNEL (1966-1967)
THE FANTASY FILM WORLDS OF IRWIN ALLEN, VOL. 4: THE TIME TUNNEL (CD
- GNP/Crescendo)
Features suites from the scores from the episodes Rendezvous
With Yesterday by John Williams, and The Death Merchant
by George Duning
TOP CAT (1961-1962)
HANNA-BARBERA'S PIC-A-NIC BASKET OF CARTOON CLASSICS (CD - Kid Rhino)
Volume Two of this four-disc set, More Hanna-Barbera Classics,
features a suite of underscore from the series, by Hoyt Curtin
24 (2001-present)
24 (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features cues from the following episodes; Season One: 4:00 a.m.
- 5:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m - 10:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m.
- 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., 4:00 .m. - 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. - 7:00
p.m., 11:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.; Season Two: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00
a.m., 10:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.; Season Three:
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.,
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m., by Sean Callery
2001/2002 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Sean Callery (7:00 a.m - 8:00 a.m.)
2002/2003 Emmy winner, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Sean Callery (10:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.)
2003/2004 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Sean Callery (6:00 a.m. - 7:00 a.m.)
THE TWILIGHT ZONE (1959-1965)
THE TWILIGHT ZONE (CD - Varese Sarabande)
2-disc set featuring Joel McNeely conducting re-recordings of Bernard
Herrmann's scores for Eye of the Beholder, Little Girl Lost,
Living Doll, The Lonely, Ninety Years Without Slumbering, Walking Distance,
and Where is Everybody?
TWILIGHT ZONE: THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION (CD - Silva)
4-disc set featuring the scores for The Trouble With Templeton
by Jeff Alexander; Back There, The Big Tall Wish, Dust, The
Invaders, and Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room by
Jerry Goldsmith; The Lonely, Walking Distance, and
Where is Everybody? by Bernard Herrmann; When
the Sky Was Opened by Leonard Rosenman; A Stop at
Willoughby by Nathan Scott; King Nine Will Not Return,
100 Yards Over the Rim and The Passerby by Fred
Steiner; Elegy, I Sing the Body Electric, Perchance to Dream,
Two, and A World of Difference by Nathan Van Cleave;
and The Sixteen Millimeter Shrine by Franz Waxman
THE TWILIGHT ZONE (1985-1988)
THE TWILIGHT ZONE (CD - Silva)
Features suites and cues from the episodes But Can She Type?,
Children's Zoo, I of Newton, Kentucky Rye, The Misfortune Cookie, Nightcrawlers,
and The Shadow Man, by The Grateful Dead and Merl
Saunders
TWIN PEAKS (1990-1991)
TWIN PEAKS (CD - Warner Bros.)
Features 11 themes from the series by Angelo Badalamenti, including
3 songs performed by Julee Cruise; Badalamenti's score for the spin-off
feature Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me was released on CD by Warner
Bros.
1989/1990 Emmy nominee, Main Title Theme Music: Angelo Badalamenti,
David Lynch
1989/1990 Emmy Nominee, Music Composition For A Series (Dramatic
Underscore): Angelo Badalamenti (Episode 002)
1989/1990 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Achievement in Music and Lyrics:
Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch
UFO (1970-1971)
UFO (CD - Fanderson)
2-disc set featuring Barry Gray's scores for Confetti
Check A-O-K, Conflict, E.S.P., Exposed, Identified, The Long Sleep, Ordeal,
A Question of Priorities, The Square Triangle, and Survival
V (1984-1985)
V (CD - promo)
Features cues from the episodes The Betrayal, The Conversion,
The Deception, Dreadnaught, Liberation Day, Reflection in Terror, The Rescue,
The Sanction, and Visitor's Choice, by Dennis
McCarthy
VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA (1964-1968)
THE FANTASY FILM WORLDS OF IRWIN ALLEN, VOL. 3 - VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM
OF THE SEA (CD - GNP/Crescendo)
Features the scores to the pilot, Eleven Days to Zero,
by Paul Sawtell, and the second season premiere, Jonah and
the Whale, by Jerry Goldsmith
VR.5 (1995)
VR.5 (CD - Zoo)
Features 21 themes from the series by John Frizzell
THE WEST WING (1999-present)
MUSIC BY...W.G. SNUFFY WALDEN (CD - Windham Hill)
Features a suite of music from the series as well as the main title,
by W.G. Snuffy Walden
1999/2000 Emmy winner, Outstanding Main Title Theme Music: W.G. Snuffy
Walden
2000/2001 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition for a Series
(Dramatic Underscore): W.G. Snuffy Walden (In the Shadow of Two Gunmen)
WICHITA TOWN (1959-1960)
ADVENTURES IN HOLLYWOOD: WICHITA TOWN/SILVERADO/A PRESIDENT'S COUNTRY/CAPTAIN
HORATIO HORNBLOWER (CD - Citadel)
Features 15 library cues composed for the series by Hans J. Salter
THE X-FILES (1993-2002)
THE SNOW FILES (CD - Sonic Images)
Features a 31:28 minute suite of Mark Snow's music from the
series, arranged and performed by John Beal
THE TRUTH AND THE LIGHT: MUSIC FROM THE X-FILES (CD - Warner Bros.)
Features 20 themes from the series by Mark Snow; unfortunately,
virtually every cue features annoying and pretentiously mixed and re-recorded
dialogue from the series, and this disc is highly un-recommended
1993/1994 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Individual Achievement In Main
Title Theme Music: Mark Snow
1996/1997 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Mark Snow (Paper Hearts)
1997/1998 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Mark Snow (The Post-Modern Prometheus)
1998/1999 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series:
Mark Snow (S.R. 819)
1999/2000 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Mark Snow (Theef)
2001/2002 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Mark Snow (The Truth)
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS (1995-2001)
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features 30 cues from the series by Joseph LoDuca
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS; LYRE LYRE HEARTS ON FIRE (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features songs and score from the episode Lyre, Lyre, Hearts
on Fire, by Joseph LoDuca
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS; THE BITTER SUITE (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features songs and score from the episode The Bitter Suite,
by Joseph LoDuca
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS, VOLUME TWO (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features cues from the episodes Destiny, For Him the Bell Tolls,
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, Intimate Strangers, The Lost Mariner, Necessary
Evil, Orphan of War, The Price, Remember Nothing, Return of Callisto
and Solstice Carol, by Joseph LoDuca
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS, VOLUME FOUR (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features cues from the episodes Adventures in the Sin Trade,
Between the Lines, The Debt, Devi, Family Affair and The
Way, by Joseph LoDuca
XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS, VOLUME SIX (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features cues from the episodes Fallen Angel, A Friend in Need,
God Fearing Child, Ides of March, The Reingold, Return of the Valkyrie,
and The Ring, by Joseph LoDuca
1996/1997 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Joseph LoDuca (Destiny)
1997/1998 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music and Lyrics: Joseph Lo Duca
("The Love of Your Love" from The Bitter Suite)
1997/1998 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music and Lyrics: Joseph Lo Duca,
Dennis Spiegel ("Hearts Are Hurting" from The Bitter Suite)
1998/1999 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series:
Joseph Loduca (Devi)
1999/2000 Emmy winner, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): (Fallen Angel)
2000/2001 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Joseph LoDuca (The Rheingold)
2001/2002 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Music Composition For A Series
(Dramatic Underscore): Joseph LoDuca (A Friend in Need II)
YOUNG HERCULES (1998-1999)
YOUNG HERCULES (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features 15 cues from the series, by Joseph LoDuca
THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES (1992-1993)
BEST OF THE WEST (CD - Edel)
2-disc set features a cue from Mexico 1916 by Laurence
Rosenthal
LAURENCE ROSENTHAL: MUSIC FOR TELEVISION (CD - promo)
2-disc set features cues from Ireland 1916, Peking 1910, Prague
1917, Travels With Father, and Young Indiana
Jones and the Hollywood Follies, by Laurence Rosenthal
THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES, VOLUME ONE (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features suites from Paris 1916 and Verdun 1916
by Joel McNeely; and Barcelona 1917 and Peking
1910 by Laurence Rosenthal
THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES, VOLUME TWO (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features suites from German East Africa 1916/The Congo 1917
and London 1916 by Joel McNeely; and British
East Africa 1909 and Vienna 1908 by Laurence Rosenthal
THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES, VOLUME THREE (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features suites from Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues
and Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920 by Joel McNeely;
and Princeton 1916 by Laurence Rosenthal
THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES, VOLUME FOUR (CD - Varese Sarabande)
Features suites from Indiana Jones and the Phantom Train of Doom
by Joel McNeely; and Ireland 1916 and Northern
Italy 1918 by Laurence Rosenthal
1991/1992 Emmy nominee, Main Title Theme Music: Laurence Rosenthal
1992/1993 Emmy winner, Outstanding Individual Achievement In Music
Composition For A Series (Dramatic Underscore): Joel Mcneely (Young Indiana
Jones And The Scandal Of 1920)
1992/1993 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Individual Achievement In Music
Composition For A Series (Dramatic Underscore): Laurence Rosenthal (Vienna,
1908)
1993/1994 Emmy winner: Outstanding Individual Achievement In Music
Composition For A Series (Dramatic Underscore): Laurence Rosenthal (Ireland,
1916)
1994/1995 Emmy winner, Outstanding Individual Achievement In Music
Composition For A Miniseries Or A Special (Dramatic Underscore): Laurence
Rosenthal (Young Indiana Jones And The Hollywood Follies)
1996/1997 Emmy winner, Outstanding Music Composition For A Miniseries
Or A Special (Dramatic Underscore): Laurence Rosenthal (The Young Indiana
Jones Chronicles: Travels With Father)
The following entries were inadvertently omitted from
the previous installments of this series:
CIMARRON STRIP (1967-1971)
MUSIC FROM CBS WESTERNS (CD - Film Music Society)
Features a suite from Knife in the Darkness by Bernard
Herrmann
FREAKS AND GEEKS (1999-2000)
FREAKS AND GEEKS: ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK AND SCORE (CD - Shout)
Features 11 themes from the series by Michael Andrews, plus
songs
KNIGHT RIDER (1982-1986)
KNIGHT RIDER: THE BEST OF DON PEAKE VOL. 1 (CD - Hitchcock Media)
Features suites from the episodes Halloween Knight, Junk Yard
Dog, Let It Be Me, Mouth of the Snake, Scent of Roses and White
Bird, by Don Peake
KNIGHT
RIDER: THE STU PHILLIPS SCORES (CD - Film Score Monthly)
Features suites from the episodes Forget Me Not, Inside Out,
Knight of the Phoenix, Not a Drop to Drink and Trust Doesn't
Rust, by Stu Phillips
THE L WORD (2004-present)
THE L WORD: THE SECOND SEASONS SESSIONS (CD - Silverlabel)
Features 44 themes from the series by ezgirl
RAWHIDE (1959-1966)
MUSIC FROM CBS WESTERNS (CD - Film Music Society)
Features a suite from Six Weeks to Bent Fork by Hugo
Friedhofer
Parts One,
Two,
Three,
Four,
and Five
of this series can be accessed on the website.
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