@the1212redeagle I don't see how the music relates to the opening theme. Usually, that's the standard protocol (at least it was on "Step by Step", "Full House", and "Perfect Strangers"). I really don't here "As Days Go By" in this.
That's because the original theme song was a truncated cut of Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World". Jesse Frederick's "As Days Go By" replaced it after about six episodes. It wasn't until season five, however, that a closing version of "As Days Go By" was composed.
Does anyone know what the Winslows are doing when the camera pans out from inside their house? It would be neat if Carl Winslow came out of the house just to do the voice over for the end logos.
@heartofmusic27 It's from the pilot episode. They're by the piano. Notice on that episode before the end credits that the camera pans out a little fast.
the 90s was like the last ditch effort for good family oriented...yet cool, and entertaining tv shows....and it succeeded. family matters (early seasons), home improvement, full house(cheesy...but you still loved it) etc. plus that decade had shows like seinfeld and freinds, 3rd rock ...and nickelodeon was still cool too.
fuck u anythonythemen more like anythony the nigger since you wanna joke i got a joke for all u niggers why does beyonce sing to the left becuase blacks has no rights hahah nigger!!!!!!!!
@anthonytheman14 I thought you were crazy at first, so I watched it a few times, and you are right. That looks really bad. I never noticed that before.
I've never watched more than 10-20 episodes of "The Jeffersons", I've only watched around 20-40 episodes of "Steve Harvey", and I loved "Living Single" and "Fresh Prince". Now, of the sitcoms I've just stated, of which portray enough values or teaches as many lessons as "Family Matters"? I'm not knocking you or your sitcoms, I mean no disrespect. I'm just saying...
@JMinnie912 thats fine yo have a right to ur opinion but u must consider that once Family Matters jumped teh Shark and became all about Urkel it was no longer about values it was completely ridiculos...great show in the beggining....and ur right the other shows did not portray values but all of them except the Jeffersons came after Family Matters and by then trends in television were changing...audiences didnt want morals thrown at them by that time which is why FM changed
This will ALWAYS be the ONLY GOOD African-American sitcom!!!!!!!!! This show was the staple for all Black sitcoms that precede it! This theme song, much like the show, is legendary!
really??what about The Cosby Show??The Jeffersons??The Steve Harvey SHow?/Living Single??The Fresh prince??Martin??...there were many great balck sitcoms now granted save cosby the families in all of teh oether shows were crazy but they were still classic shows that represented an array of black people
@Aandunno Fresh Prince was a very good show but it never came close to Cosby. Cosby was #1 for 5 straight seasons and when it wasn't in the top 10 it was in the teens (only for one season). Fresh Prince may have done better than Family Matters and the verdict would probably put Fresh Prince above Family Matters but Fresh Prince highest rating had probably only reached the top 30 at best which isn't bad but not in Cosby's league
@Aandunno I just checked and you're right that Fresh Prince did get close but it didn't ever beat Cosby. IN Cosby's last season they were #14 and Fresh Prince was #20 in its second season
@JMinnie912 your an idiot and know Absolutely nothing..Your readiness to spout that pretty ignorant statement is amazing. roots Fresh Prince of Bel Air the bill Cosby Show sister Sister ...um...whats that)...Everybody loves Chris. That show with Denzel Washington on t. Mr Cooper The Chapelle Show The Ed Harvey Show. ...even Cedric the entertainer was good before it was cancelled.
Did anyone ever notice that the end credits song from Family Matters sounds oddly similar to the instrumentals at the end of David Bowie's song, "Life on Mars"?
This is from episode 2-21, "Taking Credit" (15-Mar 1991). How I know Look at the production code at 0:27. Above the Lorimar copyright, the production code reads "#446472". I googled it, leading me to this episode's title
I've always loved the background during the closing credits for this show and I also love the music! When I see the re-runs on Nick @ Night it always takes me back to when I watched the show as a kid!
Thats a great ending. I remember when they played this and I thought it was great then and now. No wonder in '91 this show was getting weekly ratings of #5 or higher
I wish they had done something like the Simpsons. Instead of seeing the family at the dinner table, show something different every episode. Maybe have like blood splash on the window, or show some hairy naked white dude taking a hit from a 5 foot long bong on the kitchen table. What evvv, ya know?
Not every time in the 4th season 92 - 93 they started goin off by the conclusion of the ep would be showing the end credits you can see this on Nick at Nite or BET and UPN .
this theme is so sad, because its so good that its a reminder of the past. right now there are so many tv shows that focus on sex and thats it. why can't we just have the shows from the eighties and ninties?
I would have to agree. It's one of those shows you could watch and enjoy with your family on a Friday night. Now, shows are geared towards the teenage generation that cares nothing but for sex and meaningless crap. I sure miss the 90s.
@chitasha116 The great part about life is that in ten years, people will be saying that about the shows that are currently on. Circle of life, friend! What we think was awesome then will only be an afterthought and what we think can't compare to the nineties others will think can't compare to the '10s. Having said that, I agree!
@h445 what are you talkin about? there havent been hardly any decent shows on this past decade...the 2000's was dominated by reality shows. King of queens was good, but started in the 90s. Currently though...we got some good shows, modern family, 2.5 men ,big bang.....plus dexter and californication.
I know what your tryin to get at...but in the future, nobody is going to wanna watch replays of rock of love or tila tequila whatever show, temptation island 3 etc, lol.
I just notice something that was weird i was watching family matters on Nick at Nite. One of the episode called:steve science project. steve made an atom bomb and then he made rocket. Carl told steve maybe you can get in it and take off to outer space.
guess what on the last season or episode of family matters steve went to outer space on a rocket. how weird is that?
Would anyone happen to know what street that is, you can see the buildings near Wrigley Field in the background so its definitly in Chicago somewhere just cant pin point it.
if you mean the hip-hop like closing theme, that actually started in the 1993-94 season ep. called "Hell Toupee," which was also the same year that all shows that were produced by Lorimar Television by fall 1993 no longer featured the Lorimar logo. The shows produced by Lorimar TV in existence prior to fall '93 were: Family Matters, Step by Step, Full House, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper (one of the last shows produced by Lorimar TV), and Sisters.
Wow what a classic theme song/show. For Some reason I like the closing credits theme songs more than the actual opening credits theme songs to many shows (ie: Family Matters, Fresh Prince)! I wish I could go back to the 90s sometimes!
This is the Season 3(1991-92), And the season 4(1992-93)ending credits, because in the first two seasons, The Ending theme was a little slower, and you could hear the background instruments a little bit more than you can on here.(Especially at 3:00.)
HOLY FUCK YEAH!!! This gave me goosebumps!! I was so used to seeing it back in the day, but now it feels so wierd. you know what i mean?
and this is one of the best closing credit sequences ever. Most shows play shitty ass music and let the credits roll against a black screen. But this closing sequence is so cool, that you could watch right to the end.
I think the shot of the Winslows in the window is a little bit strange and the pan-out of the Chicago skyline reminds me of Trapped In The Closet Part I.
fullhouselover212212 is right. Very cool. Check it out over there! It also has no voiceover at the end, either--likely do to it appearing to be from an international broadcast which is probably unedited.
If the rerun the same episode two times a week they leve the credits alone I think you mean chop credits however underneath the advertisements you can hear the theme if you listen closely
yeah i know wat u mean. they always advertise stuff after minimizing the credits. i just watched an episode and they did it again. its sooo annoying!!!
There is a slight and noticeable difference in the orchestration of this ending music than earlier seasons (1 and 2). This version sounds so watered down and less grandiose because they gutted the full orchestral brass, and keyboard synthesizers that were in the original.
A Season 1 closing credits video was here on YouTube for about a year and a half before it disappeared, and if you were able to compare the two, you could probably tell the difference. It sounded way better than this.
I know that this is from season 2 (1990-1991). The 3rd-9th seasons shows the Bickley-Warren Productions logo and Lorimar Television's Time Warner bylines appear in seasons 3 & 4's end credits.
You're correct on season 3 having the superimposed Lorimar Television logo with Time Warner byline, but on season 4, that logo had the Time Warner Entertainment byline.
Also, this is definitely from a syndicated print, because of Reginald Vel Johnson's voiceover and the Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution logo at the end.
By S5 (1993-94), the Lorimar logo was gone for good, b/c Lorimar went bankrupt that year and WBTV bought Lorimar and also by S5, the new hip-hop-sounding end theme debuted in the ep. "Hell Toupee."
By S8 and S9, Bickley-Warren and M/B became stand-alone animated logos. The Bickley-Warren logo came when someone turned off the TV and the M/B had the words coming in from sides of the screen, accompanied by a nice, soft piano music melody.
Lorimar didn't go bankrupt. Time Warner had already bought it in '89 and simply folded it into WBTV in '93 because "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" was going to be produced by Lorimar, but since Warner Bros. owned the rights to Superman, it was easier to just merge the two brands completely.
Guest Starring Barry Jenner as Lt. Murtagh? Was Danny Glover out of reach?
Beltzer0072 3 weeks ago
this is beautiful... wish they still made em like this
ncjuppiter 1 month ago
i raped the shit out of the replay button
MultiSanchez1995 2 months ago
i miss 80 and 90s !!!
AndrewsOpinion15 4 months ago
I love this ending credit music, takes me to a very happy place lol
the1212redeagle 4 months ago
@the1212redeagle I don't see how the music relates to the opening theme. Usually, that's the standard protocol (at least it was on "Step by Step", "Full House", and "Perfect Strangers"). I really don't here "As Days Go By" in this.
LogoMan8888 1 month ago
That's because the original theme song was a truncated cut of Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World". Jesse Frederick's "As Days Go By" replaced it after about six episodes. It wasn't until season five, however, that a closing version of "As Days Go By" was composed.
VaultMasterDBT 1 month ago
Luv it
Robynw143 4 months ago
This outro had the best episodes of Family Matters.
Heegoop 4 months ago
why is this on youtube??? why did i search it??? why is me watching???
TheMufflicks 5 months ago
@TheMufflicks Because I think you like Family Matters.
heartofmusic27 3 months ago
As a little kid I used to LOVE this theme song!!! Especially the orchaestral ending!!!
iLiveMusic90 6 months ago
@iLiveMusic90 It's kind of scary when you play it back in your mind. That's how awesome it is. Reginald VelJohnson's VO kind of intensifies it.
LogoMan8888 1 month ago
Wow looking at the ending credit almost puts me too tears, I watched this everyday after school now I'm 29 and still watch it. Thumbs up if you like
Family Matters
Full House
Saved By The Bell
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
The Wonder Years
Doogie Howser M.D
TheClownmenfoolish 6 months ago 2
This really brings me back :)
tamster225 6 months ago
I was randomly humming this around the house. lol
erika2012vsu 8 months ago
I don't think the 80's could of got any better.everything seemed great:)
sarahlewisx 10 months ago
@sarahlewisx : yeah the 80's and 90's I used to watch this show on Nick @ Nite
ahh the good times. I love Chicago because its such a lively city and Perfect Strangers another good show was filmed there
jaymitra95 9 months ago
@sarahlewisx errr.... 90s......
tamster225 6 months ago
I wish this song was a place, so i could live there
Macday000 10 months ago 10
Indiana sux
springert19 10 months ago
i am a 12 year old kid... and i miss this show.... it was the only thing that made me laugh during bad times
notahater554 11 months ago 2
im a 12 year old kid... and i miss this show.... it was the only thing that made me laugh during bad times
notahater554 11 months ago
Does anyone know what the Winslows are doing when the camera pans out from inside their house? It would be neat if Carl Winslow came out of the house just to do the voice over for the end logos.
heartofmusic27 1 year ago
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leaderkee90 1 year ago
@heartofmusic27 It's from the pilot episode. They're by the piano. Notice on that episode before the end credits that the camera pans out a little fast.
leaderkee90 1 year ago
the 90s was like the last ditch effort for good family oriented...yet cool, and entertaining tv shows....and it succeeded. family matters (early seasons), home improvement, full house(cheesy...but you still loved it) etc. plus that decade had shows like seinfeld and freinds, 3rd rock ...and nickelodeon was still cool too.
mbenzsl2000 1 year ago
the house is still there tho
sanyo51 1 year ago
I can only think of one reason why this show was cancelled prematurely: JUDYANN ELDER.
Rugratsfan 1 year ago
I remember watching this go off and thinking, "It looks like they live in a neat neighborhood, because there is a park right across the street.
Motorcyclephil 1 year ago 4
Good news! Season 1 of Family Matters will FINALLY be released on DVD June 8!
FutureNewsAnchor 1 year ago
@FutureNewsAnchor about time lol been waiting for years
aero398 1 year ago
who said this? 00:33-00:41
IsmaelandLugi21 1 year ago
@IsmaelandLugi21 Reginald VelJohnson. He was Carl on the show
Rugratsfan 1 year ago
@Rugratsfan why did he said this?
IsmaelandLugi21 1 year ago
for promotional reasons
Rugratsfan 1 year ago
@IsmaelandLugi21 Reginald VelJohnson.
FutureNewsAnchor 1 year ago
Went on here looking for just this & I found it! ^_^ This is my most memorable/ favorite song theme from my childhood.
MizzWendyGirl 1 year ago
Wrightwood Park on W. Wrightwood and N. Ashland, Chicago Illinois, i grew up around there...
isp10man 1 year ago
fuck u anythonythemen more like anythony the nigger since you wanna joke i got a joke for all u niggers why does beyonce sing to the left becuase blacks has no rights hahah nigger!!!!!!!!
clearwhitecrystal 1 year ago
@clearwhitecrystal sorry but what a bad racist joke
SchnuffelB 1 year ago
if you look through the window it looks like shes giving carl a head
anthonytheman14 1 year ago
@anthonytheman14 ROFL, It does. lol
visionimagify 1 year ago
@visionimagify now me and my cousins call the show blowin the family matters!
but i love this show!
anthonytheman14 1 year ago
@anthonytheman14 I thought you were crazy at first, so I watched it a few times, and you are right. That looks really bad. I never noticed that before.
Motorcyclephil 1 year ago
The ending credits look alot like the ones on Perfect Strangers.
relimes 2 years ago
I love the way this gos off.
yasmeen1617 2 years ago 5
@yasmeen1617 I can't agree more. When you watched this go off, you knew if was Friday evening, and the weekend was upon us.
Motorcyclephil 1 year ago
I've never watched more than 10-20 episodes of "The Jeffersons", I've only watched around 20-40 episodes of "Steve Harvey", and I loved "Living Single" and "Fresh Prince". Now, of the sitcoms I've just stated, of which portray enough values or teaches as many lessons as "Family Matters"? I'm not knocking you or your sitcoms, I mean no disrespect. I'm just saying...
JMinnie912 2 years ago
@JMinnie912 thats fine yo have a right to ur opinion but u must consider that once Family Matters jumped teh Shark and became all about Urkel it was no longer about values it was completely ridiculos...great show in the beggining....and ur right the other shows did not portray values but all of them except the Jeffersons came after Family Matters and by then trends in television were changing...audiences didnt want morals thrown at them by that time which is why FM changed
ninetiesbaby10 2 years ago 2
This will ALWAYS be the ONLY GOOD African-American sitcom!!!!!!!!! This show was the staple for all Black sitcoms that precede it! This theme song, much like the show, is legendary!
JMinnie912 2 years ago 10
really??what about The Cosby Show??The Jeffersons??The Steve Harvey SHow?/Living Single??The Fresh prince??Martin??...there were many great balck sitcoms now granted save cosby the families in all of teh oether shows were crazy but they were still classic shows that represented an array of black people
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Smart Guy
My Brother And Me
Rugratsfan 2 years ago
@ninetiesbaby10 ya the jeffersons was underated...great show...too bad they got screwed over. But then again, the times were different.
thats up there with some of my fav sitcoms of all time. that cast had such good chemistry
mbenzsl2000 1 year ago
I love how the camera pans out from the Winslow's house and out into the neighbourhood during the sunset. Beautiful.
eugene680 1 year ago
I say it is 2nd to the king, The Cosby show.
tnafever 2 years ago 5
@tnafever Nah...Fresh Prince of Bel Air Crushes this show...and almost beat Bill Cosby.
actually, technically it did do better, as they were on the same network
Aandunno 1 year ago
@Aandunno Fresh Prince was a very good show but it never came close to Cosby. Cosby was #1 for 5 straight seasons and when it wasn't in the top 10 it was in the teens (only for one season). Fresh Prince may have done better than Family Matters and the verdict would probably put Fresh Prince above Family Matters but Fresh Prince highest rating had probably only reached the top 30 at best which isn't bad but not in Cosby's league
osaji922 7 months ago
@Aandunno I just checked and you're right that Fresh Prince did get close but it didn't ever beat Cosby. IN Cosby's last season they were #14 and Fresh Prince was #20 in its second season
osaji922 7 months ago
Aandunno 1 year ago
@JMinnie912 uh uh there were other good AA sitcoms as well. TONS during this time...i can start naming em if u need it
miamivicepastels83 2 months ago
@JMinnie912
The only good AA sitcom? Man, please! I mean please! I love FMs, but please watch more shows. It was not the only good black sitcom. Jesus Christ.
bfnfamily 1 month ago 2
Only good black sitcom? Have you not heard of, say, The Jeffersons?
VaultMasterDBT 1 month ago
@VaultMasterDBT And The Cosby Show
MrFreshprince216 4 weeks ago 2
Did anyone ever notice that the end credits song from Family Matters sounds oddly similar to the instrumentals at the end of David Bowie's song, "Life on Mars"?
jayro006 2 years ago
cool
sethypoo2000 2 years ago
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wilkes85 2 years ago 2
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wilkes85 2 years ago 6
This is from episode 2-21, "Taking Credit" (15-Mar 1991). How I know Look at the production code at 0:27. Above the Lorimar copyright, the production code reads "#446472". I googled it, leading me to this episode's title
MichalkaManiac 2 years ago
it's copyrighted as 1991.
gm1990ss 2 years ago
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This song is played as soon as I'm about to climax with my girlfriend... She came on my face...
samuraiyao 2 years ago
Man all I know is that if I had a receiding Hairline like Carl Winslow, I'd Kill myself.
EngleSackJus 2 years ago
I've always loved the background during the closing credits for this show and I also love the music! When I see the re-runs on Nick @ Night it always takes me back to when I watched the show as a kid!
scorpioeddie84 2 years ago 3
this sax is fantastic!!
RoyJohnMorris 2 years ago 3
I love that tune.
Vig83 2 years ago 2
Thats a great ending. I remember when they played this and I thought it was great then and now. No wonder in '91 this show was getting weekly ratings of #5 or higher
telxon04 2 years ago 2
the background is so beauitful
frankfantastic001 2 years ago 7
if you key in family matters s0203 you can find a version without Reginald's voice over.
myanthony1 2 years ago 3
I have that version I'll post it soon
livinlarge18 2 years ago
Damn Lopez & other shows have the time the shows come on & i can't here this music
xavier12fromroblox 2 years ago 2
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jiles81 2 years ago
I wish they had done something like the Simpsons. Instead of seeing the family at the dinner table, show something different every episode. Maybe have like blood splash on the window, or show some hairy naked white dude taking a hit from a 5 foot long bong on the kitchen table. What evvv, ya know?
GilbertsonDerick 2 years ago
Not every time in the 4th season 92 - 93 they started goin off by the conclusion of the ep would be showing the end credits you can see this on Nick at Nite or BET and UPN .
GetReadyTV 2 years ago
this music is so sad and then came those jonas bro fags to ruin good music
am14ke15 2 years ago
this theme is so sad, because its so good that its a reminder of the past. right now there are so many tv shows that focus on sex and thats it. why can't we just have the shows from the eighties and ninties?
emoviebuff87 2 years ago 7
I would have to agree. It's one of those shows you could watch and enjoy with your family on a Friday night. Now, shows are geared towards the teenage generation that cares nothing but for sex and meaningless crap. I sure miss the 90s.
SaMatta87 2 years ago 31
@SaMatta87 and early 00s
nolacsco 6 months ago
warner bros rules!
sonicman2500 3 years ago 6
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haha i've been waching this and george lopez since the last couple days
blockfrog 3 years ago
these days were the best. i would do almost anything to go back in time. BETTER TV SHOWS, BETTER MUSIC, BETTER MOVIES, BETTER EVERYTHING.
chitasha116 3 years ago 48
i completely agree
fujifrontier 3 years ago 3
@chitasha116 The great part about life is that in ten years, people will be saying that about the shows that are currently on. Circle of life, friend! What we think was awesome then will only be an afterthought and what we think can't compare to the nineties others will think can't compare to the '10s. Having said that, I agree!
h445 1 year ago
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mbenzsl2000 1 year ago
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@h445 what are you talkin about? there havent been hardly any decent shows on this past decade...the 2000's was dominated by reality shows. King of queens was good, but started in the 90s. Currently though...we got some good shows, modern family, 2.5 men ,big bang.....plus dexter and californication.
I know what your tryin to get at...but in the future, nobody is going to wanna watch replays of rock of love or tila tequila whatever show, temptation island 3 etc, lol.
mbenzsl2000 1 year ago
@h445 Exactly...ppl lack perspective...each generation feels that the pop culture of their youth cannot be exceeded in quality by future generations.
iLiveMusic90 6 months ago
I remember seeing this ending on WPIX 11
iTrevor10 3 years ago
sounds like the end of a long era?
murbro86 3 years ago 3
Ive always loved the opening and ending credits to this show. Ive lived in Chicago my whole life and the views of the city are really beautiful!
demeola88 3 years ago 4
I just notice something that was weird i was watching family matters on Nick at Nite. One of the episode called:steve science project. steve made an atom bomb and then he made rocket. Carl told steve maybe you can get in it and take off to outer space.
guess what on the last season or episode of family matters steve went to outer space on a rocket. how weird is that?
Alexandertheinventor 3 years ago
Yeah that is pretty ironic
amisra 3 years ago
The view of Chicago is beautiful.
gumper 3 years ago 4
Would anyone happen to know what street that is, you can see the buildings near Wrigley Field in the background so its definitly in Chicago somewhere just cant pin point it.
PsychedelicGuy 3 years ago
Haha nvm thanks to wikipedia..its 1516 W Wrightwood..cool thats not that far from me :) One of the best shows ever!
PsychedelicGuy 3 years ago
best show ever
MizuruTakagi 3 years ago 9
hey do u have that same closing but with the alternate music from the later seasons from like 1994-95
campsports3 3 years ago
if you mean the hip-hop like closing theme, that actually started in the 1993-94 season ep. called "Hell Toupee," which was also the same year that all shows that were produced by Lorimar Television by fall 1993 no longer featured the Lorimar logo. The shows produced by Lorimar TV in existence prior to fall '93 were: Family Matters, Step by Step, Full House, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper (one of the last shows produced by Lorimar TV), and Sisters.
megamanj2004X 3 years ago
Reginald VelJohnson's announcing really ruins the music
livinlarge18 3 years ago 2
that it does!
stndrds79 3 years ago
They should reprint the episodes with just the music add TELEPICTURES productions logo and WBTV 2005
livinlarge18 3 years ago
best video evar
lolmetaknight 3 years ago 3
This would sound pretty nice on a stereo
LadybugGamer 3 years ago 6
could you post up the second ending credits theme from the later seasons?
Blacklist94 3 years ago
i agree with "firmup33". I also wish I could go back to the 90s sometimes... good times..
gfivefour 3 years ago 2
makes me cry a lil....no lie
Rucks90 3 years ago 7
i know wat u mean... it brings back good memories... its not like the crap that they show on tv now.
gfivefour 3 years ago
shoot. Shows today are not creative. You have curse/take extreme level nowadays to have success on your shows.
U can watch this old school with your whole fam!
Rucks90 3 years ago 2
I miss those days. Nothing else mattered.
radix9523 3 years ago
lool why??
trueplaya20 2 years ago
Wow what a classic theme song/show. For Some reason I like the closing credits theme songs more than the actual opening credits theme songs to many shows (ie: Family Matters, Fresh Prince)! I wish I could go back to the 90s sometimes!
firmup33 3 years ago 3
i love this show so much. it reminds me of the 90s. good shows and good memories of my childhood. they dont have shows like this anymore....
i love the ending when they zoom out so much as well. its so nice to see the neighborhood and the sun is setting. its kinda cozy
gfivefour 3 years ago 2
This is the Season 3(1991-92), And the season 4(1992-93)ending credits, because in the first two seasons, The Ending theme was a little slower, and you could hear the background instruments a little bit more than you can on here.(Especially at 3:00.)
vzeu019j 3 years ago
what is this ending music called?? as days go by is the beginning theme, so what is this one?
SensuiShinobu 3 years ago
I dont know but steven chesne does the music and he's got website. Id like to get the music in the series
stndrds79 3 years ago
After watching it last night I realized that the ending sounds similar to the Paramount Pictures fanfare.
ekkostar 3 years ago
HOLY FUCK YEAH!!! This gave me goosebumps!! I was so used to seeing it back in the day, but now it feels so wierd. you know what i mean?
and this is one of the best closing credit sequences ever. Most shows play shitty ass music and let the credits roll against a black screen. But this closing sequence is so cool, that you could watch right to the end.
wilkes85 3 years ago 2
I think the shot of the Winslows in the window is a little bit strange and the pan-out of the Chicago skyline reminds me of Trapped In The Closet Part I.
ekkostar 3 years ago
i always htought it was rather cool that u see people inside actually, i dont know if its really Carl or not, but that adds realism
stndrds79 3 years ago 4
They show this on the first episode of the first season, It's really him.
leaderkee90 3 years ago
The most sweeping end score in any TGIF show. F'n epic. Still gives me chills after all these years.
ekkostar 3 years ago 3
i agree
stndrds79 3 years ago
I wish somebody would upload all of the versions of this end theme. Seasons 2 & 4 are my faves.
leaderkee90 3 years ago
I LOVE this ending them, always have! Didnt care much for the intro, but always loved these kind of ending music themes...
stndrds79 3 years ago 2
I've got nostalgia over this theme. Good thing they show this at Nick at Nite.
Modigy4Lyf 3 years ago 3
I love the voiceover Reginald Does and It 32 when It goes into a sad style theme kinda makes me get a Homely feeling with my family.
bluejackets1985 3 years ago 9
I know what you mean--I love that part too! :) I never really heard the end credits music before until I saw it on Nick at Nite.
italianman1992 3 years ago
Hey man, I'm glad you put this in. This is a damn fine blast from the good TV past :)
BlaKSTaRZeYe 3 years ago 2
tHANKS! :)
fullhouselover212212 3 years ago
No spam intended, but you can see the original season 1 version of the end theme that was on here a while back at Retrojunk.
fullhouselover212212 3 years ago 2
fullhouselover212212 is right. Very cool. Check it out over there! It also has no voiceover at the end, either--likely do to it appearing to be from an international broadcast which is probably unedited.
vhsrobot 3 years ago
I like it better with the VO
churlyryan 3 years ago
Nick at Nite airs this uncut ABC Family edited it
livinlarge18 3 years ago
I hate nick at night! I was so excited when they started airing this, but often at the end, they shrink the show down during credits!
stndrds79 3 years ago 9
If the rerun the same episode two times a week they leve the credits alone I think you mean chop credits however underneath the advertisements you can hear the theme if you listen closely
livinlarge18 3 years ago
yeah i know wat u mean. they always advertise stuff after minimizing the credits. i just watched an episode and they did it again. its sooo annoying!!!
gfivefour 3 years ago
There is a slight and noticeable difference in the orchestration of this ending music than earlier seasons (1 and 2). This version sounds so watered down and less grandiose because they gutted the full orchestral brass, and keyboard synthesizers that were in the original.
A Season 1 closing credits video was here on YouTube for about a year and a half before it disappeared, and if you were able to compare the two, you could probably tell the difference. It sounded way better than this.
Surf951 3 years ago 2
Yep. I remember that version too. I liked both of them.
LukeVanFan 3 years ago
interesting? Id like to listen to season 1. I really like this theme!
stndrds79 3 years ago 2
Wow...watching that takes me back to my childhood. TGIF in the 80's, early 90's. Good times, good times!
LukeVanFan 3 years ago 2
AWESOME.
FreshGalaxy 3 years ago
I used to be very sensitive to Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution voiceovers. I had the desire to mute the TV when they would talk.
cbsteffen 3 years ago
I hated it too. It was totally pointless and stupid in my opinion.
Surf951 3 years ago 2
I know that this is from season 2 (1990-1991). The 3rd-9th seasons shows the Bickley-Warren Productions logo and Lorimar Television's Time Warner bylines appear in seasons 3 & 4's end credits.
leaderkee90 3 years ago 5
You're correct on season 3 having the superimposed Lorimar Television logo with Time Warner byline, but on season 4, that logo had the Time Warner Entertainment byline.
Also, this is definitely from a syndicated print, because of Reginald Vel Johnson's voiceover and the Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution logo at the end.
Gabrielkat 3 years ago 4
By S5 (1993-94), the Lorimar logo was gone for good, b/c Lorimar went bankrupt that year and WBTV bought Lorimar and also by S5, the new hip-hop-sounding end theme debuted in the ep. "Hell Toupee."
By S8 and S9, Bickley-Warren and M/B became stand-alone animated logos. The Bickley-Warren logo came when someone turned off the TV and the M/B had the words coming in from sides of the screen, accompanied by a nice, soft piano music melody.
megamanj2004X 3 years ago 2
Lorimar didn't go bankrupt. Time Warner had already bought it in '89 and simply folded it into WBTV in '93 because "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" was going to be produced by Lorimar, but since Warner Bros. owned the rights to Superman, it was easier to just merge the two brands completely.
Hope that clears it up.
Partier29 2 years ago 2
I've been looking for this! Thanks a lot!
leaderkee90 3 years ago