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* ''[[Series/ArseneLupin1971 Arsène Lupin]]'' (1971-1974): The EndingTheme by Jacques Dutronc, "Gentleman Cambrioleur", essentially describes what the eponymous character does (i.e. being a GentlemanThief and TheCharmer).
* ''[[Series/ArseneLupin1989 The New Exploits of Arsène Lupin]]'' (1995-1996): The theme tune for this one is short, but enough to mention the character's first name and his GentlemanThief activity.
* ''[[Series/ArseneLupin1989 The New Exploits of Arsène Lupin]]'' (1995-1996): The theme tune for this one is short, but enough to mention the character's first name and his GentlemanThief activity.
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** ''Series/{{Branded}}''
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** ''Series/{{Branded}}''''Series/Branded1965''
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** After the death of Creator/DandyNichols, [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim and therefore of Elsa]], the second season theme changed to be Alf mourning her, and complaining that his pension's been cut, concluding "For richer or poorer, I'm bloody poorer, that's a fact. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'" with Creator/WarrenMitchell shouting the "bloody poorer" line over the Chas 'n' Dave rendition.
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** After the death of Creator/DandyNichols, [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim and therefore of Elsa]], the second season theme changed to be Alf mourning her, and complaining that his pension's been cut, concluding "For richer or poorer, I'm bloody poorer, that's a fact. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'" with Creator/WarrenMitchell shouting the "bloody poorer" line over the Chas 'n' Dave Music/ChasAndDave rendition.
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** And in the fourth season, the song gets changed halfway to describe the new set-up of Alf moving to Australia and courting a rich widow. "For richer, not poorer, 'cos I'm fed up being skint. That's why in sickness and in health, you bet I do."
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** And in the fourth season, the song gets changed halfway to describe the new set-up of Alf moving to Australia and courting a rich widow. "For richer, not poorer, 'cos I'm fed up being skint. That's why in sickness and in health, you bet I do.I'll say 'I do'."
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* ''In Sickness and in Health'', the SequelSeries to ''Series/TilDeathUsDoPart'' had ''three'', due to two {{Retool}}s:
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* ''In Sickness and in Health'', the SequelSeries to ''Series/TilDeathUsDoPart'' ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'' had ''three'', ''three'' versions, due to two {{Retool}}s:
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** After the death of Dandy Nichols, [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim and therefore of Elsa]], the second season theme changed to be Alf mourning her, and complaining that his pension's been cut, concluding "For richer or poorer, I'm bloody poorer, that's a fact. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'."
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** After the death of Dandy Nichols, Creator/DandyNichols, [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim and therefore of Elsa]], the second season theme changed to be Alf mourning her, and complaining that his pension's been cut, concluding "For richer or poorer, I'm bloody poorer, that's a fact. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'." do'" with Creator/WarrenMitchell shouting the "bloody poorer" line over the Chas 'n' Dave rendition.
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* ''In Sickness and in Health'', the SequelSeries to ''Series/TilDeathUsDoPart'' had ''three'', due to two {{Retool}}s:
** At first the song was about Alf Garnet dealing with old age and Elsa being in a wheelchair, ending "After all these years, I'm finally pushing you about. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'".
** After the death of Dandy Nichols, [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim and therefore of Elsa]], the second season theme changed to be Alf mourning her, and complaining that his pension's been cut, concluding "For richer or poorer, I'm bloody poorer, that's a fact. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'."
** And in the fourth season, the song gets changed halfway to describe the new set-up of Alf moving to Australia and courting a rich widow. "For richer, not poorer, 'cos I'm fed up being skint. That's why in sickness and in health, you bet I do."
** At first the song was about Alf Garnet dealing with old age and Elsa being in a wheelchair, ending "After all these years, I'm finally pushing you about. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'".
** After the death of Dandy Nichols, [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim and therefore of Elsa]], the second season theme changed to be Alf mourning her, and complaining that his pension's been cut, concluding "For richer or poorer, I'm bloody poorer, that's a fact. That's 'cos in sickness and in health I said 'I do'."
** And in the fourth season, the song gets changed halfway to describe the new set-up of Alf moving to Australia and courting a rich widow. "For richer, not poorer, 'cos I'm fed up being skint. That's why in sickness and in health, you bet I do."
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* Viciously parodied on ''Series/{{Ellen}}''. The setup: A season 3 running gag had Ellen apologizing at the start of the episode for not having the theme song ready yet or doing various bits as if filling time where the opening titles should be, then holding up a sign board with the shoe's logo. After a whole season of that, for episode 24 ("When the Vow Breaks (Part 1)") we get an excited Ellen announcing the theme was finally ready:
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* Viciously parodied on ''Series/{{Ellen}}''. The setup: A season 3 running gag had Ellen apologizing at the start of the episode for not having the theme song ready yet or doing various bits as if filling time where the opening titles should be, then holding up a sign board with the shoe's show's logo. After a whole season of that, for episode 24 ("When the Vow Breaks (Part 1)") we get an excited Ellen announcing the theme was finally ready:
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"[[ComicallyMissingThePoint It's a the definition of the holiday!]]"\\
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"[[ComicallyMissingThePoint It's a the definition of the holiday!]]"\\
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"Hold on? This guy's These guys are just going on a holiday!"\\
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* Also parodied by Music/WeirdAlYankovic on his children's series, ''Series/TheWeirdAlShow'', which explains how Al got the show... while adding multiple irrelevant details that are "[[LampshadeHanging really not important to the story"]].
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** ''Series/LandOfTheLost'': "Marshall, Will and Holly / On a routine expedition..."
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** ''Series/LandOfTheLost'': ''Series/LandOfTheLost1974'': "Marshall, Will and Holly / On a routine expedition..."
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“Hold on, these guys are just going on a holiday?”\\
No, [[InsistentTerminology it’s a gap year]], enrich our minds, maybe catch a play\\
“It really does sound like it’s a holiday.”\\
No, cause we’re gonna see the USA in an educational way\\
“[[ComicallyMissingThePoint It’s the definition of the holiday!]]”\\
We’ll research American beers, so let’s have three cheers\\
That’s it’s perfectly clear that we’re definitely on a gap year\\
“Holiday!”\\
No, [[InsistentTerminology it’s a gap year]], enrich our minds, maybe catch a play\\
“It really does sound like it’s a holiday.”\\
No, cause we’re gonna see the USA in an educational way\\
“[[ComicallyMissingThePoint It’s the definition of the holiday!]]”\\
We’ll research American beers, so let’s have three cheers\\
That’s it’s perfectly clear that we’re definitely on a gap year\\
“Holiday!”\\
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No, [[InsistentTerminology
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* The TV adaptation of ''Literature/AdrianMole'' had "Profoundly in Love With Pandora" by [[Music/IanDuryAndTheBlockheads Ian Dury]]:
-->My mother's heart and soul,\\
Have gone halfway up the pole.\\
My father's on the dole,\\
This is taking its toll.\\
My friend Bert is much too old,\\
And his dog's beyond control.\\
Though it sometimes seems they're droll,\\
It's a nuisance on the whole.\\
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I'm profoundly in love with Pandora,\\
My poem has an intellectual theme.\\
The tenderness with which I adore her,\\
Goes all bouncy in my dreams.
-->My mother's heart and soul,\\
Have gone halfway up the pole.\\
My father's on the dole,\\
This is taking its toll.\\
My friend Bert is much too old,\\
And his dog's beyond control.\\
Though it sometimes seems they're droll,\\
It's a nuisance on the whole.\\
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I'm profoundly in love with Pandora,\\
My poem has an intellectual theme.\\
The tenderness with which I adore her,\\
Goes all bouncy in my dreams.
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* Viciously parodied on ''Series/{{Ellen}}''. The setup: A season 3 running gag had Ellen apologizing at the start of the episode for not having the theme song ready yet. Finally, for episode 24 ("When the Vow Breaks, Part 1"), we get an excited Ellen announcing the theme was finally ready:
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* Viciously parodied on ''Series/{{Ellen}}''. The setup: A season 3 running gag had Ellen apologizing at the start of the episode for not having the theme song ready yet. Finally, yet or doing various bits as if filling time where the opening titles should be, then holding up a sign board with the shoe's logo. After a whole season of that, for episode 24 ("When the Vow Breaks, Part 1"), Breaks (Part 1)") we get an excited Ellen announcing the theme was finally ready:
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''Together we'll face the day''\\
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''Together we'll face the day''\\day''
