Jack P
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"Stranger In The Miiror" I should add I did watch late last night and that was intact. That had loads of TZ cues. So I have just three more to go in the set.
Originally Posted by Jack P
Yes, I think I would say that "Wings Of An Angels" is the only episode that would cause you some fits, and probably that chase section of "Conspiracy" where even there the overall ratio of original to Heyes was still a case of 80% original over the course of the episode. Unless these last three episodes are as bad as "Wings" I think there is no question that the worst case-scenario is a match of S2 V1 where Heyes cues I think intruded into about 4-5 episodes overall and on V2 the ratio was reversed where only 5 of 15 were totally clear.
I've now watched all 15 episodes of S3V1, and in my opinion, CBS has done a
pretty good job of leaving the original music mostly intact. Here is my review
of each episode.
"Wings Of An Angel" has a great deal of Heyes synth music, and only a handful of
original Rugolo cues. It's the worst of the set, in terms of replaced music.
"Trial By Fire" has several instances of Heyes music that actually blend rather
well, as they seem to have been reduced in volume. There are a few noticeable
Heyes cues in Act 4.
"Conspiracy of Silence" has more Heyes than "Trial By Fire", some of which are
pretty loud.
"Landscape With Running Figures part 1" has Heyes cues at 4:31 and 44:12. This
is a smaller number of Heyes cues than I first reported. I went back and took a
second look, and discovered that some of the cues that sounded like Heyes cues
were in fact original cues.
"Landscape With Running Figures part 2" has no Heyes cues that I could hear,
although it seemed that there were stretches of silence that might indicate that
some original cues were simply removed.
"Set Fire To A Straw Man" has loud Heyes cues at 2:26 and 4:00, with softer
Heyes at 29:20 and 37:40.
"The Good Guys And The Bad Guys" has no Heyes music that I could hear, but the
Vigilante-Roundup carnival music that you hear in the background has been
replaced.
The following episodes have no replacement music that I could detect -
"Middle Of A Heat Wave"
"Crack In A Crystal Ball"
"Three Cheers For Little Boy Blue"
"All The Scared Rabbits"
"An Apple A Day"
"Stranger In The Mirror"
"End Of The Line"
"When The Wind Blows"
In my opinion, this set is a good deal better than S2V2. Many episodes are
Heyes-free, and other eps like "Landscape" and "Trial" get off lightly with just
a few instances of Heyes.
The real puzzler is "Wings Of An Angel", which runneth over with Heyes. CBS
obviously was trying to please the fans with this release -- somehow "Wings Of
An Angel" slipped through the cracks.
Best regards,
Robert
Originally Posted by shadyguy ">[/url]
Can someone tell me how to get to the Robert Dahl review on Yahoo ??[/QUOTE]I posted it in full in message #269, but to access it via the Yahoo group, The-Fugitive-Views-And-Reviews, you can try this link:
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