Who wondered as a kid about this rich "Jackson Queens" guy the Mavericks were living on in the theme song?
'Course, I also thought we were pledging allegiance "to the Republic for Richard Stands," and that Paladin's first name was "Wire."
"I thought I told you to come alone."
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(Maverick was before my time, but I could watch James Garner's toenails grow all day long.)
I thought he was living on Jackson (brand name) Beans !!!!
shareIt's now that time of year where we'll hear old standard Christmas tunes being cranked out everywhere we go -- like the one that makes reference to one "Olive, the other reindeer" who used to laugh and call Rudolph names.
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Was I The Only One . . . who wondered as a kid about this rich "Jackson Queens" guy the Mavericks were living on in the theme song?
Yes, that is how I thought the song went. It's good to know someone else heard it the same way.
shareThis is sorta lame, but I've always enjoyed our Mexican National Anthem --
"Jose, can you see ...."
I also wondered about Mr. Jackson Queens.
I also had problems remembering the theme song to Wyatt Earp:
https://moviechat.org/tt0047750/The-Life-and-Legend-of-Wyatt-Earp/5bb25d983e3d17001402d1f7/The-theme-song