The Young and the Restless (commonly abbreviated to Y&R) is an American soap opera that takes place in Genoa City, Wisconsin (named after a vacation spot that series creators William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell visited annually). It first debuted on the CBS television network on March 26, 1973, replacing Where the Heart Is and Love is a Many Splendored ...

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The Young and the Restless - Current cast members. Peter Bergman (Jack Abbott) (#2) (1989-) Eric Braeden (Victor Newman) (1980-) Sharon Case (Sharon Collins Newman) (1994-) Judith Chapman (Gloria Abbott) (#2) (2005-) Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor) (1973-) Doug Davidson (Paul Williams) (1978-) Eileen Davidson (Ashley Abbott Carlton) (#1) (1982-1988; 1999-) Don Diamont (Brad Carlton) (1985-1996; 1998-) Jerry Douglas (John Abbott) (# ...

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The Young and the Restless, The Young and the Restless - Production and writing, The Young and the Restless - History, The Young and the Restless - Crossovers, The Young and the Restless - The theme song, The Young and the Restless - The opening credits, The Young and the Restless - Cast, The Young and the Restless - Current cast members, The Young and the Restless - Recurring cast members, The Young and the Restless - Coming & Going Cast Members, The Young and the Restless - Deceased cast members, The Young and the Restless - Awards, The Young and the Restless - Daytime Emmy Awards

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Young may refer to more than one place: Young, Arizona, USA Young, New South Wales, Australia Young, Rìo Negro, Uruguay Young is a frequently-encountered surname: Adrian Young, member of the band No Doubt Andrew Young, activist in the Civil Rights movement Andrew Young, Scottish poet Bob Young, CEO of Red Hat Brigham Young, Mormon religious leader Charlie Young, singer and actress from Hong Kong Coleman Young, a form ...

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A song is a relatively short musical composition for the human voice (possibly accompanied by other musical instruments), which features words (lyrics). It is typically for a solo singer, though may also be a duet, trio, or for more voices (works with more than one voice to a part, however, are considered choral). The words of songs are typically of a poetic, rhyming nature, although they may be religious verses or free prose. Songs can be broadly divided into many different forms, depending on the criteria used. One division is betwe ...

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Young Wizards is a series of novels by the fantasy fiction author Diane Duane. The Young Wizards series presently consists of eight books, with a ninth to come in autumn 2006, focusing on the adventures of two young wizards named Nita and Kit. Each novel places Nita and Kit against the dark "Lone Power", an evil force bent on destroying the entire universe. The series began in 1983 with the book So You Want to be a Wizard, which told the story of Nita's first experience with magic. In 1997, Diane Duane began a spin-off series called the Feline Wizards series that takes place in the same universe ...

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Young Wizards - The Books
Young Wizards - Feline Wizards Young Wizards - Adult Wizards Young Wizards - The Powers that Be Young Wizards - Wizardry
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For the purposes of this list, show dialogue and announcer talk, spoken over the theme song, does not count as lyrics. Nor does scat singing and vocalizing which doesn't represent actual words (example: the "ba ba ba ba" vocals in the Rugrats theme). A show may also be listed here if it has lyrics, but they aren't generally used on the show when the theme song is presented (example: M.A.S.H.). ...

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List of theme songs without lyrics, List of theme songs without lyrics - Methodology, List of theme songs without lyrics - List

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Lyrics by Steve Slavkin Music by Ed Alton We run, we jump, we swim and play We row and go on trips But the things that last forever Are our dear friendships Camp Anawanna We hold you in our hearts And when we think about you ...It makes me wanna fart (Kevin "Ug" Lee: It's "I hope we never part"! Now get it right or pay the price!) Now we will share a lifetime Of the fondest memories By the lake of ...

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Salute Your Shorts, Salute Your Shorts - Cast, Salute Your Shorts - Theme Song, Salute Your Shorts - Episodes unofficial, Salute Your Shorts - Season 1: 1991, Salute Your Shorts - Season 2: 1992, Salute Your Shorts - External link

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America Eats Its Young - You Hit the Nail on the Head. This song is vaguely political, with the central lyrical thrust of the song quoted above. Essentially, though the current entrenched power-holding class may win a battle, they are still morally wrong. America Eats Its Young - If You Don't Like the Effects Don't Produce the Cause. This song has two interrelated themes. The beginning focuses on hypocrites who want to change reality without accepting the blame if anything goes ...

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America Eats Its Young, America Eats Its Young - Track listing, America Eats Its Young - Personnel, America Eats Its Young - Songs, America Eats Its Young - You Hit the Nail on the Head, America Eats Its Young - If You Don't Like the Effects Don't Produce the Cause, America Eats Its Young - Everybody Is Going to Make It This Time, America Eats Its Young - A Joyful Process, America Eats Its Young - We Hurt Too, America Eats Its Young - Loose Booty, America Eats Its Young - Philmore, America Eats Its Young - Pussy, America Eats Its Young - America Eats Its Young, America Eats Its Young - Biological Speculation, America Eats Its Young - That Was My Girl, America Eats Its Young - Balance, America Eats Its Young - Miss Lucifer's Love, America Eats Its Young - Wake Up, America Eats Its Young - External Reviews

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Here Come the Littles Always running to and fro Here Comes the Littles They're living where you don't know One day when Henry went away The Littles fell inside his suitcase He later found but then suddenly When he opened his luggage and the Littles jumped out ...

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The Littles, The Littles - Theme Song, The Littles - Closing logo

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The theme song of B&B, "High Upon This Love," was written by Jack Allocco and David Kurtz. A saxophone is played by well known saxophonist Eric Marienthal. From November 1998 to July 1999 in the United States, a vocal version of the theme song performed by Dionne Warwick was played during the end credits. The title sequence for the first seventeen years featured still photos of the show's current cast members interspersed with photos from fashion shoots. The theme tune was tweaked slightly through the years, and the cast photos we ...

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The Bold and the Beautiful, The Bold and the Beautiful - Theme song and title sequence, The Bold and the Beautiful - Programing Oddities, The Bold and the Beautiful - Cast, The Bold and the Beautiful - Current cast members, The Bold and the Beautiful - Recurring cast members, The Bold and the Beautiful - Awards

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Hellsing - TV Series. Opening "Logos Naki World [The World Without Logos]" by Yasushi Ishii Ending "Shine" by Mr. Big Hellsing - OAV. Opening "Broken English" by Schaft ...

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Hellsing, Hellsing - Overview, Hellsing - The names of the characters, Hellsing - Major Characters, Hellsing - Minor Characters, Hellsing - Manga, Hellsing - Anime, Hellsing - Both, Hellsing - Organizations, Hellsing - The Hellsing organization, Hellsing - The Wild Geese, Hellsing - The Convention of Twelve, Hellsing - Iscariot Organization Vatican Section XIII, Hellsing - Millennium, Hellsing - References in Hellsing, Hellsing - Episodes, Hellsing - North American and British DVD and UMD Releases, Hellsing - Theme Songs, Hellsing - TV Series, Hellsing - OAV, Hellsing - Manga chapters

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The theme song of B&B, "High Upon This Love," was written by Jack Allocco and David Kurtz. A saxophone is played by well known saxophonist Eric Marienthal. From November 1998 to July 1999 in the United States, a vocal version of the theme song performed by Dionne Warwick was played during the end credits. The title sequence for the first seventeen years featured still photos of the show's current cast members interspersed with photos from fashion shoots. The theme tune was tweaked slightly through the years, and the cast photos we ...

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The Bold and the Beautiful, The Bold and the Beautiful - Background & History, The Bold and the Beautiful - Theme song and title sequence, The Bold and the Beautiful - Programing Oddities, The Bold and the Beautiful - Cast, The Bold and the Beautiful - Current cast members, The Bold and the Beautiful - Recurring cast members, The Bold and the Beautiful - Awards

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The theme song is Thank You For Being A Friend, which was a #25 Pop hit for Andrew Gold in 1978. However, this version is a re-recorded one sung by Cynthia Fee: Thank you for being a friend Traveled down the road and back again Your heart is true, you're a pal and a confidant And if you threw a party, invited everyone you knew You would see the biggest gift would be from me And the card attached would say, "Thank you for being a friend" In some episodes the last 3 lines would be repeated twice making for a ...

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The Golden Girls, The Golden Girls - Beginnings, The Golden Girls - Characters, The Golden Girls - Dorothy Zbornak, The Golden Girls - Rose Nylund, The Golden Girls - Blanche Devereaux, The Golden Girls - Sophia Petrillo, The Golden Girls - Response, The Golden Girls - Continuity errors, The Golden Girls - The show's popularity and decline, The Golden Girls - Annual Nielsen Ratings, The Golden Girls - Post cancellation, The Golden Girls - Syndication, The Golden Girls - DVD, The Golden Girls - Spinoffs, The Golden Girls - The Golden Palace, The Golden Girls - Brighton Belles, The Golden Girls - SNL Spoof, The Golden Girls - The Golden Girls: Live!, The Golden Girls - Theme song, The Golden Girls - Awards, The Golden Girls - ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, The Golden Girls - American Comedy Awards, The Golden Girls - BMI Film & TV Awards, The Golden Girls - Bambi Awards, The Golden Girls - Directors Guild of America Awards, The Golden Girls - Emmy Awards, The Golden Girls - Golden Globes Awards, The Golden Girls - Retirement Research Foundation Awards, The Golden Girls - TP de Oro Spain Awards, The Golden Girls - Viewers for Quality Television Awards, The Golden Girls - Young Artist Awards

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"Restless" is one of the most layered episodes of the whole series, with a wealth of self-references, quotes of things past and hints of future occurrences, as well as literary allusions. While this amount of self-referential content is exactly what has lead to it becoming a favourite among Buffy fans, it also makes "Restless" hard to understand or appreciate for viewers who are not familiar with the characters' themes and the show's nature. Compared with the other two dreams, Xander's seems somewhat long and Giles's somewhat s ...

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Restless Buffy episode, Restless Buffy episode - Plot synopsis, Restless Buffy episode - Willow's dream, Restless Buffy episode - Xander's dream, Restless Buffy episode - Giles' dream, Restless Buffy episode - Buffy's dream, Restless Buffy episode - Special characters and interactions, Restless Buffy episode - Arc significance, Restless Buffy episode - Writing and acting, Restless Buffy episode - Quotes and trivia, Restless Buffy episode - Cast, Restless Buffy episode - Music

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List of lists of songs - Helpful external links. IMDb will help guide you though the movie soundtracks albeit many are incomplete on the website CDNOW will help you find soundtrack albums. ...

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List of lists of songs, List of lists of songs - Lists of songs by name, List of lists of songs - Names A-Z 0-9, List of lists of songs - Notable cover versions, List of lists of songs - Lists of songs by artist, List of lists of songs - Songs about musicians, List of lists of songs - Songs by performer, List of lists of songs - Songs by songwriter, List of lists of songs - Lists of songs by title, List of lists of songs - Titles with name word or number, List of lists of songs - Title phrasing, List of lists of songs - Title and lyrics, List of lists of songs - Lists of songs by topic, List of lists of songs - Names places and times, List of lists of songs - Human-related, List of lists of songs - Various Miscellaneous Topics, List of lists of songs - Songs on songs, List of lists of songs - Political, List of lists of songs - Lists of songs by content, List of lists of songs - Style, List of lists of songs - Lyrics, List of lists of songs - Technique, List of lists of songs - Lists of songs by nationality or culture, List of lists of songs - Themes and soundtracks, List of lists of songs - Helpful external links, List of lists of songs - Lists of rated or valuated songs

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The theme song, "Time for Tony," which was composed by Merv Griffin as a lullaby for his son, has served as the "think music" of the Final Jeopardy! countdown since the show's inception in 1964 (although it was not used in the 1978–79 version), and is also the melody for the current theme. In the United States, it has insinuated itself into everyday communication; the song applies to any situation in which someone is waiting for another to answer a question or make a decision. For example, the theme is often heard at baseball stadiums when the manager goes to the p ...

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Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Broadcast history, Jeopardy! - Game play, Jeopardy! - Tournaments, Jeopardy! - Ultimate Tournament of Champions, Jeopardy! - Celebrity Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Auditions, Jeopardy! - Theme song, Jeopardy! - Miscellaneous trivia, Jeopardy! - International adaptations, Jeopardy! - Episode Status, Jeopardy! - Crew, Jeopardy! - Jeopardy! in popular culture, Jeopardy! - Merchandising

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The theme song, "Time for Tony," which was composed by Merv Griffin as a lullaby for his son, has served as the "think music" of the Final Jeopardy! countdown since the show's inception in 1964 (although it was not used in the 1978–79 version), and is also the melody for the current theme. In the United States, it has insinuated itself into everyday communication; the song applies to any situation in which someone is waiting for another to answer a question or make a decision. For example, the theme is often heard at baseball stadiums when the manager goes to the ...

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Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Broadcast history, Jeopardy! - Game play, Jeopardy! - Round 1: Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Round 2: Double Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Round 3: Final Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Cash prizes, Jeopardy! - Other versions, Jeopardy! - 1978 The All New Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Celebrity Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Rock & Roll Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Jep!, Jeopardy! - Changes through the years, Jeopardy! - Tournaments, Jeopardy! - Tournament of Champions, Jeopardy! - Other tournaments, Jeopardy! - Special All-Time Best Tournaments, Jeopardy! - Super Jeopardy!, Jeopardy! - Tenth Anniversary Tournament, Jeopardy! - Million Dollar Masters, Jeopardy! - Ultimate Tournament of Champions, Jeopardy! - Auditions, Jeopardy! - Theme Songs, Jeopardy! - Miscellaneous trivia, Jeopardy! - International adaptations, Jeopardy! - Episode Status, Jeopardy! - Crew, Jeopardy! - Jeopardy! in popular culture, Jeopardy! - Merchandising

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"Restless" continues the main themes each characters face during the whole series: Willow's fear of failure and of coming out about her relationship with Tara, and her struggle to leave her nerd-self's mindset behind; Xander's conflict with his dysfunctional family and his immaturity, along with his fear of being left behind in life by his friends; Giles' fatherly relationship with Buffy and current lack of direction, and Buffy's continued struggle wit ...

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Its music composed by Walter Murphy, the familiar theme music of the show begins as a parody of the opening theme of All in the Family, where Peter and Lois sing at the family piano, à la Archie and Edith Bunker. The song then breaks from the Griffins' living room into a giant chorus-line performance by the rest of the immediate family and a line of Rockette-like dancers. There has been some confusion over Stewie's solo line of "laugh and cry". Because it immediately follows a music sting, "laugh and cry" has been mistaken for ...

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Family Guy, Family Guy - Characters, Family Guy - Structural and comedic approach, Family Guy - Episodes, Family Guy - The film, Family Guy - Theme Song, Family Guy - History, Family Guy - Creation, Family Guy - Initial run, Family Guy - Revival efforts, Family Guy - Return to television

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