Search For Tomorrow Opening Credits 1984
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  • I never watched "Search 4 2morrow," but I do like the opening from 1984. That opening is definitely striking and attractive. :) I wish it could be renewed 4 the new millennium.

    theladiesman0607 1 year ago

  • This person is a scammer!!!! JAMIE macDUGALL from New Brunswick,Canada!!!!!Please be carefull-I sent this person a lot of money for episodes and she scammed me!!!!

    SMCBVable 1 year ago

  • you gotta love the fact that there's one single nod to the 80's in this opening...the laser-sound effect when that star first appears...lol

    mnmcv1 2 years ago

  • I have to disagree, I totally hated this theme ! ! Couldn't stand it, stopped watcing this after 1981. Especially the way they got rid of Ellie Bergman, she ran off with Oscar the cook in the inn that she and her hubby Stu Bergman owned ! ! !

    softwater88 2 years ago

  • This was SFT's BEST theme!

    dereka79 3 years ago 2

  • I agree this was the best theme but it was better with Allison Steele as the announcer.

    tmontyb 2 years ago

  • Are there any clips out there of Alison Steele aka "The Nightbird" announcing Search?

    someguy23475 4 years ago

  • I agree., This opening was edited when it moved to NBC. Allison Steele, was the last announcer on CBS and in my opinion the best open!!

    Tmontyb10009 2 years ago

  • search for tommorrow is one of my mom's favorite when it was on CBS for a long time. this one is from NBC.(Just switch networks from CBS to NBC in 1984.)

    ray31093 4 years ago 2

  • No "ray31093"-March of 1982!

    lno2k6 3 years ago 2

  • There was a version of this same 1984 theme with vocals, used in the early-to-mid-1970s. But the original "Search" theme, an instrumental played live on organ by Bill Meeder until 1968, may be heard on a 1962 "Search" episode here on You Tube. That is the theme which ran from 1951 until about 1972 or so.

    gymnastix 4 years ago

  • The announcer on "Search for Tomorrow," for most of its run, from at least 1963-1981, was Dwight Weist. I really can't vouch for the 1950s & very early '60s, but I watched it from 1963-76, sporadically thereafter, and I know Weist announced at least from 1963 until 1981. In fact, Weist ran a school for voce-over work.

    gymnastix 4 years ago

  • 5/5 because is very classssssic :D

    Gustavek 4 years ago

  • You mean ALISON Steele. (Amy Steele was a soap actress, I believe.)

    OceanKingNY 5 years ago

  • Correct! Amy Steel played "Peggy Warner" on AMC (1980) and "Trudy Wilson" on GL (1980-81)!

    GeoffLA 4 years ago

  • Yes, I remember her as Trudy on GL. Her boyfriend Tim was played by Kevin Bacon, and then by another actor. Also, Kevin and Amy both starred in "Friday the 13th" movies -- Kevin was in the first one, and Amy was in the second!

    OceanKingNY 4 years ago

  • yes i remember that, this is search for tomorrow

    garymonc 5 years ago

  • Amy Steele (a DJ at New York's legendary WNEW-FM) used to the sponsor plugs on the longer version...I'll always remember her sexy voice saying "This isssss Search for Tomorrow..."

    Garanimal886 5 years ago

  • really? I didn't know that! I had always wondered who that was. Thanks! :)

    AlbieGray 5 years ago

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