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Ok, here's my incredibly vain hope...

Steven Spielberg on TV: The Scores

Containing as many of the following scores as still survive:

Billy Goldenberg - Night Gallery: Eyes
Leonard Rosenman - Marcus Welby, M.D.: The Daredevil Gesture
Robert Prince - Night Gallery: Make Me Laugh
Billy Goldenberg and Robert Prince - The Name Of The Game: LA 2017
Gil Melle - The Psychiatrist: The Private World Of Martin Dalton
Gil Melle - The Psychiatrist: Par For The Course
Billy Goldenberg - Columbo: Murder By The Book
Elmer Bernstein - Owen Marshall, Counselor At Law: Eulogy For A Wide Receiver
Billy Goldenberg - Duel
Wladimir Selinsky - Something Evil
Gil Melle - Savage

Also potentially (but not essentially, as they've already been released), for completist purposes...

John Williams - Amazing Stories: Ghost Train
John Williams - Amazing Stories: The Mission

Most of the scores would actually be fairly short so it'd probably be less discs than you'd think looking at the list. But it'd be a handsome collection of '70s TV music.

(The one I’m not sure about is the Name Of The Game episode which has two composers listed, so possibly that had a tracked score?)

With the exception of the Selinsky, which I don't recall being that memorable, I'd second all those choices. (A multiple volume boxset series of Universal TV would also be cause for celebration.)

DUEL remains one of my top TV score Grails,
and is long-overdue for a release!

"" has been a requested title by myself for a long time now. My main problems, thinking about it, are:

It's too short; what would you pair it with? Not necessarily another score by him; I think a score in a similar vein, by another composer, would help sell the CD.

While I love it, and there certainly are other lovers, too, I can't say with any kind of certainty how it will sell.

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Bumped just in case the new line is Universal TV.

As with Disney scores, Universal TV scores are an almost endless goldmine. I imagine that the toughest part is deciding how to release each of them.

Intrada's Amazing Stories/Battlestar Galactica approach is ideal if all-in-one sets are out of the question. But, given his distinction in being more hands-on with how scores to his works are released, a Spielberg-centric release of Universal TV scores seems like a good exception to that method.

Yep, I'm in if any of those are ever released, especially the Bernstein episode of Owen Marshall!