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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Thu, 30-May-85 10:13:00 EDT
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/**** mirror:net.tv / hpfcmt!mike / 12:10 pm  May  6, 1985 ****/
I can't think of any better theme music than Flatt and Scruggs doing the
intro to 'The Beverly Hillbillies'.  The show wasn't so great, but the
music was worth listening to.  I often switched to another program after
the opening theme.

Mike Forman
HP Fort Collins
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I heartily disagree about the quality of the show!  I loved it.  The writers
really did have a very good handle on rural life and rural humor, and the
juxtaposition of hicks and high society was usually well done. 

When I talk to people about that show, it seems that people from rural
backgrounds are more likely to enjoy it.  Some the humor goes right by if
you don't have anything to relate it to.  If you grew up on a farm (I did),
a lot of those gags hit home.  Music was good, too.