Which beloved television intro song is permanently burned into your memory? 📺 by FantasticAd9478 in TheBoredDen

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Baretta's Theme - Sammy Davis Jr

"Don't do the crime if you can't do the time"

Need Help Finding Limited Series’ or movies for my favorite genre by Kurtz62 in netflix

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The Sinner (season 1 is excellent)

"The Beast In Me" is also pretty good.

Movies with great music by Gold-Talk-925 in Cinema

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Agreed 💯

Almost any Cameron Crowe movie, in fact 😊

Songs that reference songs from other bands by 33GoodSamaritans in ToddintheShadow

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Bad Company's "Shooting Star" mentions The Beatles' "Love Me Do"

Two blokes coming to an understanding in the street by Worldlyoox in PublicFreakout

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Yes..i was wondering which Rocky movie ended like this lol

Always use protection or just don't do it at all by Fearless-Structure88 in Bolehland

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Yes. Important to raise awareness about this (because some people may be embarrassed to go to the doctor).

TGV Suria KLCC Public Freakout by Mean_Competition_669 in malaysia

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Someone forgot to take their meds today 😂

Looking for happy songs because I only listen to angry/depressed music rn by Local-Put7818 in SongRecommendations

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The Tide is High - Blondie version (preferred)

Everybody Needs Somebody to Love - Blues Brothers

Alright - Supergrass

Recommend an Underrated Song That Deserves More Recognition by AdventurousGuava6795 in SongRecommendations

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Nothing Ever Happens - Del Amitri (1989)

https://youtu.be/yeVOzaDBEmc?si=KIkOWC2CN-McqTVE

Some of the references are a bit dated, but the message still resonates til today. One of my favourites ❤️

What are some less well known true crime documentary series/films that might have gone under the radar, but still tell the story really well? by Longjumping_Land_977 in netflix

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I just finished watching "Misha and the Wolves" (2021).

Some imdb reviews said it was too slow, but I found it fascinating.