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Not a problem! I've seen it in passing in syndication and from YouTube, but I would really love for it to be on DVD.

I saw Ramona and Beezus when it came out on DVD, and in my opinion, Fox/Walden made the right choice for the character of Ramona Quimby in the casting of Joey King. I even think personally that she not only outshone Selena Gomez, but also Sarah Polley (Ramona in that 1988 PBS adaptation).

There was an attempt at getting the Ramona Quimby stories by Beverly Cleary onto television; it was simply called Ramona, and it starred Sarah Polley, and it was on in 1988 on PBS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8s8ukSdiQw This Season 6 opening from Trapper John, M.D., in my opinion, albeit it is different musically from the first five seasons, does illustrate why the opening of this series is one of my favorites. I especially liked how the hospital shot rose up, as well as the X-ray presentation of the cast cards.

Hart to Hart season 3 (1981-82) is finally going to be available this December after an 8-year dry spell! I was so excited when I heard! http://tvshowsondvd.com/news/Hart-Hart-Season-3/20244

I put it down to show it as one of my favorites now. Mike Post has written some great title tracks: this, Hardcastle, Hill Street, etc. I think that he's one of the kings of television title tracks.

Ah! Misread your post. I thought that from the tone, you weren't a fan. Shows how much I know!

Believe it or not, I'm not the fan of M*A*S*H either. I finished one season's worth of it, and then that was it. It's one of the absolute worst shows I've seen.

Here's the L.A. Law title track, in stereo and higher-pitched (I think this opening was from #5 of the series [1990-91]).

http://www.amazon.com/Hardcastle-McCormick-Deb-Ohlin/dp/159393324X/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396103098&sr=8-2&keywords=hardcastle+and+mccormick+book Hardcastle and McCormick: A Complete Viewers Guide to the Classic Eighties Action Series, by Deb Ohlin, Cheri DeFonteny, and Lynn Walker

Some I can't stand: Little House on the Prairie Northern Exposure Friends Andy Griffith

That's one of my favorites, too. I've even grown to love the title tracks of L.A. Law and Trapper John, M.D., among others.