I can't believe how underrated Don and Ann were as a couple. Ted Bessell and Marlo Thomas have the most wonderful chemistry together. In fact, outside of Rob and Laura from The Dick Van Dyke Show, they are probably my favourite tv couple.
I enjoyed these shows and made time to watch them, in the days before DVR and Tivo. Funny, but all I find time for today is these classics, PBS, or the news. I want to share this quote with you. In Beverley Hills, they don't throw their garbage away - they make it into television shows. ~Woody Allen
Television royality, Danny Thomas and Marlo making a big name for herself in her ownright making the "flip-hairstyle" her signature as "That Girl" going on to wed Phil Donahue and continues to carry the torch for her great father as the spokesperson for St.Jude Hospital.
Nobody could seem to figuare out what that show was About! Marlo was supposted to be a Harlot (Prositute) And Ted Bessell was possibly her John. Either that or some say she was a Lesbian and Ted was a Fag. Or That ted was a Fag and she was a FagHAG.
Fabulous....thanks for posting. These were all great shows. And it proves you don't have to be a criminal, violent, or graphic in any way to be funny. We're really lost that.
I loved That Girl! I was reading the comment from the 17 year old. How do you find those old shows other than buying the series? Anymore, I can only really find them on Netflix for $1.99 per episode!
Mistery Katy - you must be an old soul (well, not THAT old, say 56 or so?) That's what we were raised on back on the day and we lived to tell the tale.
Why do people say South Park AND Family Guy? South Park is a classic comedy show, like the Simpsons. Family Guy is cheap shots and random cursewords slap together and phoned-in.
@TheWorldsStage I beg to differ. I do agree that Family Guy is riddled with rude comments, but they really do have some genuinely clever jokes. I also really love all of their references to pop culture as well as their brand of satire. It's more intelligent than most people think.
This theme song and the show brings back great memories for me when I was a kid I used to have a crush on Marlo Thomas when I was younger, I always watched this show when it was on.
I'm only 17 and all my friends think I'm crazy cuz while they love family guy and south park I watch stuff like That Girl, Alice, Mary Tyler Moore show, Odd Couples, I love Lucy and my personal favorite the Dick Van Dyke show. I love to write tv shows and i think its a great thing when someone can be funny without being graphic or cursing. They're funny without being cheap.
@MisterKatyPerry I totally agree with what you say. It's great that you enjoy writing TV shows. Maybe one day you will be able to enter into the show business and show people what quality meant in these good old days!
@abotolo Thank you, Im accually working on 3 sitcoms (where i have to play all the charters cuz I cant pay anyone, lol) for youtube, but I was gonna do a remake of Bewitched, but CBS is already working on that for next year so im still working it all out.
@MisterKatyPerry yes, good for you Katy.... fun entertainment without the vulgarity of today.... This was the best theme they used but too bad the video of it has been pulled.... some in other versions on here though..
@MisterKatyPerry Good for you. I love it when a teenager loves the old shows. My two teenage children love the old shows too. Their favorite is "I Love Lucy" Let your friends think you are crazy, You stick to liking the old shows, they are the best.
@MisterKatyPerry awesome. it's good to see younger people liking the old classic shows and even classic music. Dick Van Dyke is/was amazingly talented. I'm sure you've seen him in Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? people don't use any imagination writing shows anymore. You'd prob like Andy Griffith, Gilligans Island maybe...
@MisterKatyPerry More power to ya, kiddo! I grew up watching all of those shows when there were only 4 channels, and TV went of the air at 2:30 am. If you diggin on them shows' sweet!
@MisterKatyPerry You're not crazy, just honest and follow your heart. In high school, anyone who's not part of the status quo will always be isolated. Don't feel bad, it happened to me, too. It's your friends who have the problem, not you.
@MisterKatyPerry Great for you to like the old shows! It is SO true that the shows of yesteryear are so much better thatn the ones on today! They are funnier, not dirty and they don't insult your intelligence. All those shows you mentioned I used to watch as a kid, either new or in rerun syndication. I am 46 yrs old, and I still like watching Gilligan's Island & other shows along that same era in history.
@MisterKatyPerry It's great you like the classics. But, why forsake the new stuff? Family Guy constantly references old movies and tv shows. Your being a fan of these old shows will help you appreciate jokes based on them. Not just on Family Guy but any show that pays homage to the classics. Also, sure anyone can be funny without cursing...but, it's more fun to curse.
@UNCARING1 I forsake Family Guy because it's utter filth - a sexual joke once a minute. I'm far from a prude, but I was ashamed after I watched a few times. I felt like I needed to go to confession. And I'm PROTESTANT !!! Sexual humor is an easy laugh requiring no skill at all. There is skill involved in writing veiled sexual inuendo. Entertainment used to be fun & funny without overt sexuality. How low have we sunk? Isn't private sexual humor between friends enough anymore? chuck
@MisterKatyPerry The shows you are talking about, that`s when tv was worth watching. back in those days.your friends need to know what good tv use to be. tv thease days is crap
@MisterKatyPerry - No sweat, man, I was two months old when this show first came on TV. I enjoy these old shows too, I'm glad there is a good number of young people who do enjoy these classics as well.
@MisterKatyPerry Not a bad thing to be up into classic TV, todays programs rely heavily on classic programs, FAMILY GUY's creator uses alot ofreferences to them, I'm writing a script myself, good luck with projects!
MisterKatyPerry ..... kiddo... you just go right on watching those fantastic shows because what they call TV today is T R A S H !! When I was your age I loved those old shows too and today, in trivia games, I win the TV category EVERY TIME !
@MisterKatyPerry Tool time was close, but I think when Night Court went off the air true sitcoms died. I loved all those shows you mention and most sitcoms up until the mid 90s and then they started coming out with all these whiny people who just sit around and complain or say stupid stuff. I think i watched like 20 episodes of Sienfeld, and only laughed once or twice and that was at Kramer And friends, eww I just did not get it there was no comedy and no situations. Ahh for the good old days.
Back when television was still worth watching. So many great shows back then. This theme was by Earle Hagen who composed so many great themes for various TV shows back then. It was a great time to grow up. I pity kids nowadays. You're never going to hear them say 40 years from now, "Remember 'Jersey Shore'?" because nobody will.
@Kirke182 Pull them off rose tinted glasses now and then pops, if you keep up that attitude you are going to lose the ability to marvel at new things and living will just become a chore.
@Kirke182 They might remember "Jersey Shore," but for all the wrong (and true - HA!) reasons! Loved the ending soundtrack that Earle Hagen wrote (and accompanied by the great Shorty Rodgers - jazz trumpeter) for the hit TV series the "Mod Squad."
I loved this show when I was a kid--Marlo was such a ditz--you wondered how gullible she could be --long sufferering boyfriend (Donald!). Fun, swingy 60's style theme. Anybody notice there is more than a passing resemblance between Marlo and MTM?
Talent, thought, and creativity were just some of the ingredients shows on TV had during those times. Who would imagine a full blown orchestra rendition for a 60 second theme song.
I loved this show... It made me want to be a writer meet a woman like "That Girl" and then live in NYC, Well I did 2 of 3... after the service I moved to NYC, became a cop and married
As a kid, I kind of had a love/hate relationship with this show. The plots and scenery were somewhat interesting, but I found Marlo Thomas to be a little too cutesy, flighty, and shallow, with her self absorbed latest fashions and her cracking squeaky voice. But after seeing reruns on TVLand a while ago, I like it better now. It's certainly a period piece of the mid to late '60s.
i remeber this having words, what season was that?.i usually turned away afer the theme song..i did that with a lot of shows like the flying nun and doris day..not that they werent good, but i couldnt get into them at that early age i might watch them now.but i loved theme songs for most shows back then, like nfl on cbs and abc movie of the week, and most others.
@cidedwards31a I just heard the song, with lyrics, for the first time in a damn good 35 years (I'll be 40 next month!), it's on here, just look up "That Girl 5th season," and you should find it.
Probably the most beautifully-orchestrated theme songs in TV history. Yet another Earle Hagen gems that brings back memories... New York in the late 1960s -- 77 WABC with Cousin Brucie, Jack Lemmon & Sandy Dennis in The Out-of-Towners, etc. Great stuff!
OMG...it's 1968 all over again and I'm a northern NJ girl dreaming of living in Manhattan with clothes like Marlo's and boyfriend like Don Hollanger. What a great fantasy...what a great show! I fell in love with NYC immediately and have been in love ever since
Classic Earle Hagen TV theme. That's the second season version, which they used for a couple of eyars after. It was accompanied by an equally classic opening of Anne Marie on the train, beging overwhelmed by the city swriling around ehr and winking at herself in the window of a store. It was put together by the same guy who did the classic Hawaii Five-0 opening.
Diamonds Daisies Snowflakes, That girl! Chestnuts... See More Rainbows Springtime Is that girl! She's tinsel on a tree She's everything that every girl should be! Sable, popcorn, white wine, That girl! Gingham, bluebirds, Broadway Is that girl! She's mine alone, but luckily for you ... If you find a girl to love, Only one girl to love, Then she'll be that girl too!
I loved this show when I was a young girl. Even as a child I was fascinated by New York City and loved shows with that locale. I remember how much I loved and wanted the beautiful purple dress (with the matching parasol) Marlo wears near the end of the intro. I thought that outfit was the bomb! :-))
If anyone has the original intro to That Girl, I'd love to see it. The one where she ruffles her hair, and its so sprayed up, IT DOESN'T FALL BACK DOWN! Classic mid-60's chic.
@delbard1 Diamonds Daisies Snowflakes, That girl! Chestnuts... See More Rainbows Springtime Is that girl! She's tinsel on a tree She's everything that every girl should be! Sable, popcorn, white wine, That girl! Gingham, bluebirds, Broadway Is that girl! She's mine alone, but luckily for you ... If you find a girl to love, Only one girl to love, Then she'll be that girl too!
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She should have married Don Hollinger instead of that hideous liberal poltroon Phil Donahue.
autoordco 1 week ago
Love you Marlo!
sweet161402 2 weeks ago
Kids will remember Jersey Shore 40 years from now.
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For its stupidity.
MsChocolateCHIPPY 2 weeks ago
This gal gave my young peter a boner.
undertkr2001 2 weeks ago
marlo turned tricks to pay her way thru acting school a fine thing at least Ann Marie wouldn't do that
atfatw 1 month ago
@atfatw Bullshit.
rickw1100 4 weeks ago
@rickw1100 I'll bet you are really into tv aren't you
atfatw 4 weeks ago
@atfatw Give me a break. Give the pretty lady her propers!
rickw1100 4 weeks ago 2
I can't believe how underrated Don and Ann were as a couple. Ted Bessell and Marlo Thomas have the most wonderful chemistry together. In fact, outside of Rob and Laura from The Dick Van Dyke Show, they are probably my favourite tv couple.
rrhev 1 month ago
Patty Duke brought me here...
ShaolinDragon9 1 month ago
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She should have married Don Hollinger instead of that hideous liberal poltroon Phil Donahue.
autoordco 1 month ago
I enjoyed these shows and made time to watch them, in the days before DVR and Tivo. Funny, but all I find time for today is these classics, PBS, or the news. I want to share this quote with you. In Beverley Hills, they don't throw their garbage away - they make it into television shows. ~Woody Allen
davezerr36109 1 month ago
Television royality, Danny Thomas and Marlo making a big name for herself in her ownright making the "flip-hairstyle" her signature as "That Girl" going on to wed Phil Donahue and continues to carry the torch for her great father as the spokesperson for St.Jude Hospital.
mistressofaminer 1 month ago
TV died after Miami Vice went off the air...60's 70's and 80's were the years
miamimann1 2 months ago
i support her organization which was startedbgy dnny thomas saint jude shedoesa greta wijob withthem
ourdolly2002 3 months ago
Fabulous theme song. So well orchestrated.
litenslick1 3 months ago
Nobody could seem to figuare out what that show was About! Marlo was supposted to be a Harlot (Prositute) And Ted Bessell was possibly her John. Either that or some say she was a Lesbian and Ted was a Fag. Or That ted was a Fag and she was a FagHAG.
MsPerogi 4 months ago
Would Marlo Thomas ever have been cast in this role if she wasn't Danny Thomas' daughter?
primogennaio 4 months ago
Fabulous....thanks for posting. These were all great shows. And it proves you don't have to be a criminal, violent, or graphic in any way to be funny. We're really lost that.
originalfizixx 4 months ago
I loved That Girl! I was reading the comment from the 17 year old. How do you find those old shows other than buying the series? Anymore, I can only really find them on Netflix for $1.99 per episode!
daveanjeanne 5 months ago
Mistery Katy - you must be an old soul (well, not THAT old, say 56 or so?) That's what we were raised on back on the day and we lived to tell the tale.
MsJollycholly 5 months ago
Why do people say South Park AND Family Guy? South Park is a classic comedy show, like the Simpsons. Family Guy is cheap shots and random cursewords slap together and phoned-in.
TheWorldsStage 5 months ago
@TheWorldsStage I beg to differ. I do agree that Family Guy is riddled with rude comments, but they really do have some genuinely clever jokes. I also really love all of their references to pop culture as well as their brand of satire. It's more intelligent than most people think.
MadDuckInc151 5 months ago
Kinda hard to believe that Marlo will turn 74 years old in November 2011.
MrRonnieG 6 months ago
Penis goes where?
JetblackThemeTime 7 months ago
peter griffin brought me here.
jamirosmajicrocks 7 months ago
This theme song and the show brings back great memories for me when I was a kid I used to have a crush on Marlo Thomas when I was younger, I always watched this show when it was on.
tvjeff53 7 months ago
I'm only 17 and all my friends think I'm crazy cuz while they love family guy and south park I watch stuff like That Girl, Alice, Mary Tyler Moore show, Odd Couples, I love Lucy and my personal favorite the Dick Van Dyke show. I love to write tv shows and i think its a great thing when someone can be funny without being graphic or cursing. They're funny without being cheap.
MisterKatyPerry 8 months ago 106
@MisterKatyPerry I totally agree with what you say. It's great that you enjoy writing TV shows. Maybe one day you will be able to enter into the show business and show people what quality meant in these good old days!
abotolo 6 months ago
@abotolo Thank you, Im accually working on 3 sitcoms (where i have to play all the charters cuz I cant pay anyone, lol) for youtube, but I was gonna do a remake of Bewitched, but CBS is already working on that for next year so im still working it all out.
MisterKatyPerry 6 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry You should see their outtakes.
acr08807 6 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry I feel the way! The oldies are the best. =)
DorisDayFanatic 5 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry yes, good for you Katy.... fun entertainment without the vulgarity of today.... This was the best theme they used but too bad the video of it has been pulled.... some in other versions on here though..
irish89055 5 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry Good for you. I love it when a teenager loves the old shows. My two teenage children love the old shows too. Their favorite is "I Love Lucy" Let your friends think you are crazy, You stick to liking the old shows, they are the best.
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@MisterKatyPerry That is wonderful! :-) You have great taste!
Aubreynjason 5 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry You have class. Keep it and good luck!
JhonathanFree 4 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry Because it's classic and still great!
lavernemariebutler 4 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry awesome. it's good to see younger people liking the old classic shows and even classic music. Dick Van Dyke is/was amazingly talented. I'm sure you've seen him in Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? people don't use any imagination writing shows anymore. You'd prob like Andy Griffith, Gilligans Island maybe...
Balcor44 4 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry Then you show wisdom beyond your years. :-)
aerospike00 4 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry More power to ya, kiddo! I grew up watching all of those shows when there were only 4 channels, and TV went of the air at 2:30 am. If you diggin on them shows' sweet!
Promoney22 4 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry You're not crazy, just honest and follow your heart. In high school, anyone who's not part of the status quo will always be isolated. Don't feel bad, it happened to me, too. It's your friends who have the problem, not you.
primogennaio 4 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry Great for you to like the old shows! It is SO true that the shows of yesteryear are so much better thatn the ones on today! They are funnier, not dirty and they don't insult your intelligence. All those shows you mentioned I used to watch as a kid, either new or in rerun syndication. I am 46 yrs old, and I still like watching Gilligan's Island & other shows along that same era in history.
Bort1965 3 months ago
You so right..you have great taste!
johnnynoirman 3 months ago
@MisterKatyPerry It's great you like the classics. But, why forsake the new stuff? Family Guy constantly references old movies and tv shows. Your being a fan of these old shows will help you appreciate jokes based on them. Not just on Family Guy but any show that pays homage to the classics. Also, sure anyone can be funny without cursing...but, it's more fun to curse.
UNCARING1 2 months ago
@UNCARING1 I forsake Family Guy because it's utter filth - a sexual joke once a minute. I'm far from a prude, but I was ashamed after I watched a few times. I felt like I needed to go to confession. And I'm PROTESTANT !!! Sexual humor is an easy laugh requiring no skill at all. There is skill involved in writing veiled sexual inuendo. Entertainment used to be fun & funny without overt sexuality. How low have we sunk? Isn't private sexual humor between friends enough anymore? chuck
chkjns 1 month ago in playlist chkjns Favorites 27 Happy Songs 2
@chkjns I didn't ask you. Also I'd like to say you sound like a very repressed dull person and I don't want to be your friend. So there! MMYYEAH
BIGTABBY420 1 month ago
@MisterKatyPerry The shows you are talking about, that`s when tv was worth watching. back in those days.your friends need to know what good tv use to be. tv thease days is crap
TheMashwatcher585 2 months ago 2
@MisterKatyPerry - No sweat, man, I was two months old when this show first came on TV. I enjoy these old shows too, I'm glad there is a good number of young people who do enjoy these classics as well.
NowhereMan1966 1 month ago
@MisterKatyPerry Not a bad thing to be up into classic TV, todays programs rely heavily on classic programs, FAMILY GUY's creator uses alot ofreferences to them, I'm writing a script myself, good luck with projects!
cowboybear40 1 month ago
@MisterKatyPerry
You Get METV too don't you?
michiyoyoshiku 1 month ago
MisterKatyPerry ..... kiddo... you just go right on watching those fantastic shows because what they call TV today is T R A S H !! When I was your age I loved those old shows too and today, in trivia games, I win the TV category EVERY TIME !
kerryincolumbus 1 month ago
@MisterKatyPerry Tool time was close, but I think when Night Court went off the air true sitcoms died. I loved all those shows you mention and most sitcoms up until the mid 90s and then they started coming out with all these whiny people who just sit around and complain or say stupid stuff. I think i watched like 20 episodes of Sienfeld, and only laughed once or twice and that was at Kramer And friends, eww I just did not get it there was no comedy and no situations. Ahh for the good old days.
robtay1963 3 weeks ago
@MisterKatyPerry Amen!
benderfry100 3 days ago
@MisterKatyPerry absolutely!
SixTailights 3 days ago
Back when television was still worth watching. So many great shows back then. This theme was by Earle Hagen who composed so many great themes for various TV shows back then. It was a great time to grow up. I pity kids nowadays. You're never going to hear them say 40 years from now, "Remember 'Jersey Shore'?" because nobody will.
Kirke182 8 months ago 19
@Kirke182 Pull them off rose tinted glasses now and then pops, if you keep up that attitude you are going to lose the ability to marvel at new things and living will just become a chore.
VankoCons 2 months ago
@VankoCons Get real. And while you're it, get a life.
Kirke182 2 months ago
@Kirke182 Whoa, and I wasn't even being that much of an asshole. Hit a nerve there it seems.
VankoCons 2 months ago
@VankoCons "Whoa, and I wasn't even being that much of an asshole."
That's a matter of opinion.
Kirke182 2 months ago
@Kirke182 They might remember "Jersey Shore," but for all the wrong (and true - HA!) reasons! Loved the ending soundtrack that Earle Hagen wrote (and accompanied by the great Shorty Rodgers - jazz trumpeter) for the hit TV series the "Mod Squad."
jsbach15 1 month ago
Horrible.
SilverStateMan 8 months ago
Starring MARLO THOMAS
Also Starring TED BESSELL
Produced by DANNY ARNOLD
Created by BILL PERSKY and SAM DENOFF
fromthesidelines 8 months ago
Where are the lyrics?
chasmader 8 months ago
My first true crush,Marlo.Sweet,sexy and talented.One of the naturally beautiful actresses.God given beauty.
66THEOSU 8 months ago
I Remember This Television Show.
During My Childhood In The 1970's.
It Went Off The Air In The Early 1970's.
mrcrystal1217 10 months ago
What girl? That girl!!!
cleancab 10 months ago
I loved this show when I was a kid--Marlo was such a ditz--you wondered how gullible she could be --long sufferering boyfriend (Donald!). Fun, swingy 60's style theme. Anybody notice there is more than a passing resemblance between Marlo and MTM?
windstorm1000 10 months ago 2
Yep, she hasn't changed a bit!
alwrig 10 months ago
@windstorm1000 i always thought the same thing.
66THEOSU 8 months ago
Talent, thought, and creativity were just some of the ingredients shows on TV had during those times. Who would imagine a full blown orchestra rendition for a 60 second theme song.
rgarcia77 10 months ago
Don't be That Girl.
rocker316ify 11 months ago
omg remember when myspace was popular? there was a myspace that had THAT TOM GIRL! hahhaa
hep2jive 11 months ago
I loved this show... It made me want to be a writer meet a woman like "That Girl" and then live in NYC, Well I did 2 of 3... after the service I moved to NYC, became a cop and married
a beautiful Italian girl.
lonedove1981 11 months ago
Gentlemen, our new tobacco lobbyist is...that guy! *points at Peter who's about to stick his tongue into the fan*
anikid0392 11 months ago 3
@anikid0392 PFF XD I'm watching that episode right now.
GraciaHughes1256 11 months ago
I have a friend who named her mother's car "Ann Marie", whihc even as a very young child I thought was rather amusing...
shmuli9 1 year ago
the train looks like the nj transit that goes back and forth to ny and nj. beautiful song.
SIGNALSTAT 1 year ago
I kinda remember this version song being with the view from the back of the train &
the tracks,the beat at the beginning(brushes/snare) sort reminded me of a train.
balogne & miracle whip sandwich at lunch time in front of the B&W tv, watching this when I was 4.
tjfreak 1 year ago
As a kid, I kind of had a love/hate relationship with this show. The plots and scenery were somewhat interesting, but I found Marlo Thomas to be a little too cutesy, flighty, and shallow, with her self absorbed latest fashions and her cracking squeaky voice. But after seeing reruns on TVLand a while ago, I like it better now. It's certainly a period piece of the mid to late '60s.
dasfmn1997 1 year ago
I use to love watching this series!!!
ivegottaheadache 1 year ago
i remeber this having words, what season was that?.i usually turned away afer the theme song..i did that with a lot of shows like the flying nun and doris day..not that they werent good, but i couldnt get into them at that early age i might watch them now.but i loved theme songs for most shows back then, like nfl on cbs and abc movie of the week, and most others.
cidedwards31a 1 year ago
@cidedwards31a Season 5
spion30 1 year ago
@cidedwards31a I just heard the song, with lyrics, for the first time in a damn good 35 years (I'll be 40 next month!), it's on here, just look up "That Girl 5th season," and you should find it.
PatrioticPirate 1 year ago
Simpsons and family guy did a parady of this
sluggo06 1 year ago
Can you believe she is going to be 73 years old this November?
nutballgazette 1 year ago
this theme was used for the second third and fourth season A truly classic show! None better!!!
cathode1990 1 year ago
I am getting the series through my public library's interlibrary loan. Loved it when I was a child. She was groovy!
playwrite27nancyg 1 year ago
i wanted ot be "That Girl".Stil do
ayla8251 1 year ago
Probably the most beautifully-orchestrated theme songs in TV history. Yet another Earle Hagen gems that brings back memories... New York in the late 1960s -- 77 WABC with Cousin Brucie, Jack Lemmon & Sandy Dennis in The Out-of-Towners, etc. Great stuff!
KRLA1110 1 year ago
Poor Ann Marie. She looks like she let out a little gas in this pic. Donald Hollinger use to hate that.
LosAngeleno1959 1 year ago
I think they added lyrics to the theme song for the final season. It was posted on YouTube, but they were asked to remove it.
MarksaTexan 1 year ago
OMG...it's 1968 all over again and I'm a northern NJ girl dreaming of living in Manhattan with clothes like Marlo's and boyfriend like Don Hollanger. What a great fantasy...what a great show! I fell in love with NYC immediately and have been in love ever since
Sendmommy0524 1 year ago
@Sendmommy0524 I was a ND girl and felt the same way!!
charhartman1 1 year ago
Classic Earle Hagen TV theme. That's the second season version, which they used for a couple of eyars after. It was accompanied by an equally classic opening of Anne Marie on the train, beging overwhelmed by the city swriling around ehr and winking at herself in the window of a store. It was put together by the same guy who did the classic Hawaii Five-0 opening.
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looking for the video to go along with this theme song.....can anyone help?
spascum 1 year ago
seeking the video to go along with this......can anyopne help?
spascum 1 year ago
I loved this show when I was a young girl. Even as a child I was fascinated by New York City and loved shows with that locale. I remember how much I loved and wanted the beautiful purple dress (with the matching parasol) Marlo wears near the end of the intro. I thought that outfit was the bomb! :-))
szqsk8 1 year ago
If anyone has the original intro to That Girl, I'd love to see it. The one where she ruffles her hair, and its so sprayed up, IT DOESN'T FALL BACK DOWN! Classic mid-60's chic.
ezandycle 1 year ago
One year, there was singers singing lyrics.... The only line from it I remember is: 'Dimonds Daisy's, springtime - That girl"
delbard1 1 year ago
pattymelts 1 year ago
Thanks its nice to hear the familiar theme songs of shows some of us grew up.
Glendale41 1 year ago
LOVED this show!
MsScgirl29 1 year ago
Thanks - one of the most upbeat themes ever, added to my 1977 playlist.
My 450 playlists include 110 for EVERY year since 1900 and over 300 by artist.
Hear the sounds of any past year like you're back in the day !!!
chkjns 1 year ago
can you upload some of the 'THAT GIRL" series, I really miss it a lot
ccluw123 2 years ago 5
@ccluw123 All seasons 1-5 DVDs are available on Amazon with great extras and commentaries. I highly recommend you invest in them.
MrXtinafan88 8 months ago
FAMILY GUY !!! THAT GUY
adolfspittler 2 years ago
Beautiful!
hardlines4 2 years ago 9