Show Tunes: Episode 30 20.05.25 - Twin Peaks

Show Tunes: Episode 31 - The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air 27.06.25

The chances are, you know most of the lines off by heart and you’ve rapped those lyrics more times than you can count

The chances are, you know most of the lines off by heart and you’ve rapped those lyrics more times than you can count<br />
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Before The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air even aired in 1990, Will Smith was already making waves in music - part of the hip-hop duo DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. Their clean, feel-good party tracks like “Parents Just Don’t Understand” made them a household name, even earning the first-ever Grammy for Best Rap Performance in 1989.

Before The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air even aired in 1990, Will Smith was already making waves in music - part of the hip-hop duo DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. Their clean, feel-good party tracks like “Parents Just Don’t Understand” made them a household name, even earning the first-ever Grammy for Best Rap Performance in 1989.

In the TV shows you know and love, music doesn't just play pivotal roles in introducing the episodes, they shape your memory of them. Here, Stephen Steps Lowe takes a look at the stories behind the best and most-loved TV theme tunes of all time.

Show Tunes

In the TV shows you know and love, music doesn't just play pivotal roles in introducing the episodes, they shape your memory of them.  Here, Stephen Steps Lowe takes a look at the stories behind the best and most-loved TV theme tunes of all time.