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  • Yes I was disappointed 2, I was hoping 2 c the (final) Filmways logo, but I just remember that Orion took over Filmways, then later MGM took over Orion, so they plastered their logo over it.

  • BTW you can see the proper ending with Filmways somewhere here...

  • In the first season, Filmways Television was the distributor of Cagney & Lacey. And the second season to the final season, it was distributed by Orion Television.

  • Me too I never heard this one before when this show was new and my mother used to watch it.

  • Meg Foster got the shaft. (:

  • I actually liked this theme ...a shame that MGM cut the end to it along with Filmways '82 (learning a bit too much from its time being owned by Sony, are they? ;-))

  • STUPID MGM!!!

  • The logo of MGM Domestic Television Distribution used from 1996-2004. Until they used the same font as MGM Worldwide Television Distribution from 2004-2004.

  • I mean 2004-2005

  • Aw man! I was hoping to see the final Filmways Television logo! Oh well.

  • I had no idea that C&L had been a Filmways show until you mentioned it. They should have had Lacey say in her New Yawk accent, "This has been a Filmways Presentation", a la Ellie May Clampett or Eva Gabor.

  • I don't think so. The Filmways Globe logo was from 1961-1978. The 2nd one was 1978-1981, and the final from 1981-1983. The last logo was used when Orion Pictures Corporation took over Filmways and Filmways Television was folded into Orion Television in 1983.

  • I was kidding around - I really doubt they would have done that on a drama series like C&L, even if the logo had been in use at the time.

  • The MGM Domestic Television Distribution plastered over the Filmways Television logo. The WNDS-TV (now MyTV New England) logo appeared after that.

  • I've been knew that.

  • This does not sound like the theme song I'm used to hearing

  • This looks like the TV movie w/Beth Foster, that's probably why.

  • Loretta Swit did the two-hour pilot with Tyne Daly. Meg Foster did the six one-hour episodes that comprised the first season.

  • It's not. But it rocks nonetheless.

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