The cast of the new NBC show 'Guys with Kids' stopped by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to perform the 'History Of TV Theme Songs.' It's hard not to get a good feeling as they recap all the best television theme songs of the past.
In many TV shows today, the theme song is no longer a key part of the show. Jimmy Fallon, Anthony Anderson, Jesse Bradford and Zach Cregger all come together in this skit to perform an amazing medley of the shows that had memorable introduction songs.
The gang revisited popular songs like the theme songs for Happy Days, Cheers, Friends, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Saved By The Bell and more. The four actors even choreographed dance routines, and closer to the end, they had the entire studio audience involved.
Sitcom Theme Song Tributes
The 'History Of TV Theme Songs' with Jimmy Fallon is Unforgettable
Trend Themes
1. Revival of TV Theme Songs - Bringing back the importance of TV theme songs can create opportunities for artists and composers to create catchy and memorable tunes for new shows.
2. Nostalgic Entertainment - Capitalizing on the nostalgia for classic TV theme songs can lead to the development of themed events, merchandise, and experiences that cater to fans of these iconic shows.
3. Interactive Performances - Creating interactive performances that involve the audience in singing and dancing along to TV theme songs can provide immersive and engaging entertainment experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Television and Streaming Services - TV networks and streaming platforms can leverage the revival of TV theme songs to enhance the overall viewer experience and create a unique selling point for their content.
2. Music and Entertainment - Artists, composers, and entertainment companies can explore new opportunities to collaborate on creating TV theme songs that resonate with audiences and become viral hits.
3. Event Planning and Experiences - Event planners and experience creators can capitalize on the nostalgia for TV theme songs by organizing themed events, interactive performances, and immersive fan experiences.