SONGS USEDIN PRIVATEEYES SERIES 1 PROFESSIONAL

If you were to drop this quote at a dinner party, would you get an in-unison 'awww' or would everyone roll their eyes and never invite you back? Here it is, on a scale of 1-10. Oral sources (interviews) and eyewitness accounts can be used as primary sources. The song is used twice on Chuck, once on a Goofy cartoon, and on an episode of Psych.Īnd as if there weren't enough detective shows that used this song, the lyric also pops up on Veronica Mars, when PI Vinnie Van Lowe sings it. Yeah, sometimes those TV guys aren't so creative with their song picks. You can hear Hall and Oates singing this line on all kinds of detective/spy shows.

SONGS USEDIN PRIVATEEYES SERIES 1 PROFESSIONAL

Former professional hockey player Matt Shade partners with private eye Angie Everett to solve crimes around Toronto. With Jason Priestley, Cindy Sampson, Barry Flatman, Jordyn Negri. Or is it hipster-y? We get those confused. Private Eyes: Created by Tim Kilby, Shelley Eriksen. Have to say, though, that '80s mustache does look pretty stalker-y. Each episode of Behind Her Eyes features plenty of licensed music and the songs that appear in the series are as follows: Requiem in D Minor, K. Oates commit to their detective theme by donning trench coats and shades. Check out the video and see just how much Mr. It's basically using the whole cloak-and-dagger detective thing as a metaphor for a relationship. She inherited the agency after the death of her father. agency partner at Everett Investigations. Cindy Sampson as Angelina Susan 'Angie' Everett, Shade's feisty boss and later P.I. However, this classic '80s hit isn't really about stalking. Jason Priestley as Matthew Kevin 'Matt' ('Shadow') Shade, a hockey player turned private investigator. Whoa, these lyrics look a little stalker-y when you read them on a page. This line is from the song 'Private Eyes' by Hall and Oates, from the album Private Eyes (1981). Loneliness Fear Relationship Technology Society Jealousy Romantic Motivational Music Context

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