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Season One of this Golden Globe nominated show debuted in December 2005. Season Two airs this Fall. |
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High School Freshmen Ushi, Danny and Harold explore the subatomic world in this animated educational series. Airing debut dates still to be announced. |
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Still airs in syndication in most markets, but sadly not in Los Angeles. I also scored all episodes. |
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I won an Emmy in 2000 for Bill Nye the Science Guy. I scored all episodes as well as wrote (and sang!) the theme. |
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Based on the magazine, PopSci and Popular Science (I wrote different themes for each) aired on Discovery and the Learning Channels |
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A Michael Wilson film. I not only scored this, but I did several of the songs, including the title track. Having formerly produced rap records, it was an opportunity to bring back some of the old gang, including Kid Frost. |
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Off to Nowhere
This was a treat because I got an opportunity to have Michael Sims play Dobro. |
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Models travel from town to town doing good deeds as only models can. On PAX 2004-05. |
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In March 2005 I was hired as primary composer for Oprah to give the show a more contemporary sound. In October, I was also asked to write a new theme for her Oxygen Network spinoff, Oprah After the Show |
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Airs daily on Spike TV and in syndication in most markets. Here in L.A., it airs weekends on Channel 9 and WGN on cable. I scored all the episodes as well as composed the theme.
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Master Blasters debuted on the Sci-Fi channel in 2005…and closed in 2005. <sigh>.
I also scored the individual episodes.
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I wrote the theme for Cucina Amore (2003) as well as the follow-up seasons of Cucina Sicilia (2004) and Cucina Italia (2005)
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The second incarnation of this show (there have been three.) This is one of my favorite themes.
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I wrote different themes for two separate seasons of this daytime talk show.
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TEXT UNDER CONSTRUCTION |
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My very first show! Guess the year and you win a prize!
Hint: listen to the theme
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