Theme song to "Hello Larry"

[Hervard]

One good theme song topic deserves another!

OK, I'll admit, this is more obscure than "Clueless", but a lot of us who were alive in the late 1970s probably remember the show. Well, OK, I don't really remember the show, but I do remember the theme!

Well, Hello Larry (Hello Larry)
You talk to people all day for a living
But all those easy answers you are giving
Are you really living your life that way?
Portland is a long way from L.A. (a long way)

Hello Larry (Hello Larry)
Two kids to raise alone just ain't that easy (Hello Larry)
The questions they are asking ain't that breezy
The answers you are giving don't always pay
But that's the way it is with kids today

The calls are comin' in
You better start to grin
'Cause you never know just what they're gonna say
(Hello Larry) Hello Larry
(Hello Larry) Hello Larry
(Hello Larry) Well, Hello Larry

To hear this awesome theme song again, go to the following website:

www.sitcomsonline.com/hellolarry.html

[stevie nice]

I cannot for the life of me remember this song, but I remember the show, well I know Mclean Stevenson was in it, but the thing for me with this show was easily Kim Richards who I think I first had a crush on when I was about 6 or 7 and she was on a friday nite show which came on right after the Brady Bunch called Nanny and the Professor. Later on she was in the kids show Land Of The Lost. I think I did a search on her once a few years ago when I was bored and found out she was happily married with 3 kids. in fact i'm going to do a search now.

[stevie nice]

Sorry I apologize for taking this totally off topic, but the first thing i saw in a search for kim richards was a ...and family website which has pictures of her from the early 80s flick "tuff turf" where she looked totally hott! wow i almost forgot that flick! sorry to run off topic...

[reception]

Cheesy.

[mst3k]

Damn you reception for bringing this topic back up... now I've got that freakin' song in my head again.

[Hervard]

I take it you don't like the song, Aaron.

[mst3k]

LOL... it's just so cheesy, as many of the sitcom themes from that era are. Plus the fact that I didn't really like the show that much (although it'd be cool if TV Land ran a few episodes of it, just to refresh my memory). :)