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Many of the themes listed here are not songs, but rather instrumentals. Since the word "song" is specifically linked in the introduction to the article, I would say that this was intended to be an article only about songs. But would it be better to split themes without words into a separate article, or to rename this page and just specify whether each theme is a song or not? -- ΨΦorg 08:07, 24 January 2007 (UTC)
This list is supposed to be about who wrote the song, not who recorded the song, right? In that case, Joe Cocker didn't write "A Little Help...", Lennon/McCartney did. I'm sure that no one in "The Monkees" had ANY input whatsoever into their theme song, Bill Haley didn't write "Rock Around the Clock", etc., etc., etc....
It appears that this list needs some attention. —
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16:39, 7 February 2008 (UTC)
For a "world view" of the subject, we'd literally have to include tens of thousands of television programs from around the world. And I wholly agree with the above comment about singers vs. songwriters and will be making appropriate patches. -- Davemackey ( talk) 01:42, 1 September 2008 (UTC)
The list is full of compositions that were merely used for a television show, but not specifically written as such. While such a list may be useful, this article's title suggests this is not the proper place for it. Bach, Gounod, McCartney, Oasis, Schubert, Townsend and some others didn't compose their works for TV. Maybe they ought to be listed at List of television theme music. -- Michael Bednarek ( talk) 15:44, 27 October 2020 (UTC)