TV Theme Song Poll Results Part 2

TV Theme Song Poll Results - Round 2 If you've been sitting at the edge of your seat, eagerly anticipating the results of our TV themes poll, the wait is now over! Here are the results for Round 2, which featured the theme songs from classic comedy shows. The results are based on 2,500 votes. Let's see if your favorites made the grade!

14.96%
	With not quite 15% of the votes, "Diff'rent Strokes" seems to have one of those theme songs that isn't quite as memorable as the others in this poll. That is, until you listen to it again. Then a little light bulb turns on in your head, and you think to yourself, "Oh, yeah...now I remember this one!" Written by Alan Thicke (who you may remember as Jason Seaver on "Growing Pains"), this song pretty much sums up the plot of the show: Two boys with "nothing but their jeans" are adopted by a "man of means", and although they may have had different lives, they all live together as a happy family. Watch the intro here.
		16.89%
It's a lilting little tune with a touch of 70s funkiness, and it also received just slightly less than 17% of the votes in this poll. The "Three's Company" theme is one of those easy-to-sing-along-to, feel-good types of songs that was very characteristic of its time. The lyrics give only a hint about the plot of the series, with lines like, "Come and knock on our door, We've been waiting for you, Where the kisses are hers and hers and his, Three's company too." Have a listen here.
30.17%
	In all honesty, Saved by the Bell was one of the most unrealistic, inconsistent shows about high school ever to be televised. But even so, nearly all of us who grew up in the 90s watched it faithfully on Saturday mornings. The theme song was quite catchy, too, with lyrics nearly all kids could relate to: being late for school, trying to get out of a test you didn't study for, forgetting to do your homework. With that in mind, it's easy to see how it got over 30% of the votes. And let's face it--we all secretly wished our school could be as cool as Bayside! Check out Zack and friends here!
		37.97%
Even Boss Hogg can't deny that the winner of this poll is one of the most famous and memorable theme songs in history. Performed by country legend Waylon Jennings (who also narrated each episode), the Dukes of Hazzard theme song tells you the story of the Dukes, who were "just'a good ol' boys, never meanin' no harm." The country ballad fit perfectly with the rural southern setting of the show, as well as providing some amusing contrast to the car chases and antics featured in every episode. Sing along with the theme song!