The rebroadcast of this episode was at least more than just an above average episode of "Barnaby Jones", it was like a refreshing thriller with more twists and turns that kept your guessing what was going to happen next. The fun part was when the final closing credits appeared at the end, and the voiceover was talking about what was on the next day. Then after the closing theme ended, it made me laugh my head off so hard, that I had to rush to the bathroom as quick as I can, because I couldn't stop laughing. And now when I look back on the night of July 22, 1978, I think that this was one hilarious Saturday Night in the summer of 1978 that would go down in history, since I laughed at the end of the "Ironside" theme song from seasons 5 to 8, when they threw in that Universal Studios logo at the end. Great Memories! Thanks!
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 Also, I remember the exact words from the voiceover, who muted the theme song for this announcement: "Tomorrow night, see "60 Minutes" @ 7 Central & Mountain, then "Rhoda" is in hot water when work comes first and family second, followed this week only by "Alice" @ 8:30/7:30 Central & Mountain. Right after that, a special one-hour "All In The Family", and to cap off Sunday, it's the case of a missing son, when Malcolm is kidnapped on "Switch"." Then, the final moments of the "Barnaby Jones" theme song.
Seasons 1-6 were the best because of how the theme song was composed. Seasons 1-4 was my favorite, along with 5 and 6. Seasons 7 & 8 were not as good as that the show was in the latter episodes.
Yeah, Seasons 1-6 were good too!!! I also like Season 7 as well but Season 8 was a little less good, What about Cannon? Did you like all the seasons, cuz I know you like all the themes.
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The rebroadcast of this episode was at least more than just an above average episode of "Barnaby Jones", it was like a refreshing thriller with more twists and turns that kept your guessing what was going to happen next. The fun part was when the final closing credits appeared at the end, and the voiceover was talking about what was on the next day. Then after the closing theme ended, it made me laugh my head off so hard, that I had to rush to the bathroom as quick as I can, because I couldn't stop laughing.
And now when I look back on the night of July 22, 1978, I think that this was one hilarious Saturday Night in the summer of 1978 that would go down in history, since I laughed at the end of the "Ironside" theme song from seasons 5 to 8, when they threw in that Universal Studios logo at the end. Great Memories! Thanks!
What a story!!! 🙂🙂
"Barnaby Jones" is still #1 on MeTV.
This was another theme song that should have won a lot of awards!
This episode was the best when it aired for its' second run on CBS, and it was so cool and so good!
Did you see it air?
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 Yes and I remember the airdate when it was rebroadcasted on July 22, 1978 on CBS.
@@bobm7250 Nice!!!! 🙂
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 Also, I remember the exact words from the voiceover, who muted the theme song for this announcement:
"Tomorrow night, see "60 Minutes" @ 7 Central & Mountain,
then "Rhoda" is in hot water when work comes first and family second,
followed this week only by "Alice" @ 8:30/7:30 Central & Mountain.
Right after that, a special one-hour "All In The Family",
and to cap off Sunday, it's the case of a missing son,
when Malcolm is kidnapped on "Switch"."
Then, the final moments of the "Barnaby Jones" theme song.
@@bobm7250 Nice, that sounds so cool!!
Play this while watching the closing credits from "Death Wish 3"!
Originally aired as a two hour episode, rebroadcasted on July 22, 1978.
Great "Barnaby Jones" episode.
Oh, yes very!!!!!
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 Seasons 1-6 were the best!
A few weeks before I'm Born
This was from season 6.
I believe that it was episodes 18 & 19, if I am not mistaken.
Definitely not Season 7.
How many of the guest stars in this episode did NOT also appear in the Rockford Files?
Dabney Coleman guest starred on an episode of "Ironside" from 1973 entitled "The Caller".
Cool, he also guest starred on Cannon
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 "Dead Lady's Tears" from 1973.
That's right!! 🙂
Robert Webber played on Cannon four times in a row for four years.
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 "Voice From The Grave".
Good episode but not enough Sherry Jackson...
Was this the same narrator from Police Squad (in color?)
No.
Seasons 1-6 were the best because of how the theme song was composed. Seasons 1-4 was my favorite, along with 5 and 6. Seasons 7 & 8 were not as good as that the show was in the latter episodes.
Yeah, Seasons 1-6 were good too!!! I also like Season 7 as well but Season 8 was a little less good, What about Cannon? Did you like all the seasons, cuz I know you like all the themes.
@@bradcarltonslogoarchive9488 "Cannon" was good too, and so was "Ironside", as well as "Adam-12", and "The Name Of The Game".
Give another listen to the Season 7 opening theme. I think it's the best one. It features the bass and drums, with lots of drum rolls.