• The Famous Teddy Z (1989) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.80/10 from 138 votes

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Synopsis

Ted Zakalokis' family has always assumed that he would one day work at the family bakery, but he doesn't see that happening. To avoid it, he enlists in the Army and when he gets out, he finds a temporary job working in the mailroom of a Hollywood talent agency under Richie Herby.

Most of the mailroom workers hope that one of the agents will need a new secretary, thus paving the way for them to be agents themselves. One of these hopefuls is Laurie Parr, who shuts Teddy down when he hits on her. He also meets Abe Werkfinder, the head of the agency--and basically a nice guy; and Al Floss,, the quintessential agent: oily, sneaky, deceptive.

One day a client arrives and instructs Richie to meet him because he doesn't want any of the other "mail room people" making a move on his client. Richie, not wanting to give him the satisfaction, sends Teddy instead. The man is arrogant and pompous and picks a fight with Teddy, and Teddy slugs him to his knees. Teddy's spunk impresses the man enough that he wants Teddy to be his agent.

Al Floss isn't happy and tries to dissuade Teddy from accepting, but Abe Werkfinder feels that as long as the man wants to stay with his agency, he must do anything to make him happy, so he convinces Teddy to accept the high-paying job and instructs Al to train him. But Al is not exactly in his corner, so Teddy must rely on Richie and his secretary Laurie for help.

And because his name is such a tongue twister, Mr. Werkfinder dubs him Teddy Z.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Famous Teddy Z
	Lullaby Of A Deadman
	The One
	Beauty Of Annihilation
	115
	Abracadavre
	Not Ready to Die - From "Call of the Dead"
	Pereidolia
	Coming Home
	Carrion
	We All Fall Down
	Where Are We Going
	Archangel
	Snakeskin Boots
	Dead Again
	Dead Flowers
	Dead Ended
	The Gift
	Shockwave
	Drowning
	Where Are We Going? - 2018 Edition

User reviews

Carol Anderson

5/10

While the soundtrack may not be particularly memorable or standout on its own, it serves its purpose well in enhancing the overall viewing experience of the show.

Paul Wilson

5/10

The music does a good job of setting the tone for the different scenes, helping to build tension during the more intense moments of the series.

Margaret King

2/10

The lack of memorable themes or melodies in the soundtrack makes it forgettable and unremarkable. It fails to enhance the emotional impact of key moments in the series, leaving the viewer feeling disconnected from the characters and their stories.

Dorothy Young

8/10

The soundtrack features a variety of styles and genres, showcasing the versatility and talent of the composers involved in creating the music for The Famous Teddy Z.

Brian Perez

5/10

The Famous Teddy Z's soundtrack is a decent complement to the show, with a mix of upbeat and dramatic tunes that enhance the storytelling.

Susan Jackson

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Famous Teddy Z is a standout feature of the show, showcasing the creativity and attention to detail that went into crafting the music for each scene.

Melissa King

7/10

The use of upbeat and catchy tunes in the soundtrack adds a sense of fun and excitement to the show, making it enjoyable to watch from start to finish.

Nancy Baker

8/10

The Famous Teddy Z's soundtrack perfectly captures the lighthearted and comedic tone of the show, enhancing the viewing experience.

Karen Lewis

3/10

The Famous Teddy Z's soundtrack fails to capture the essence of the show's quirky and comedic tone. The music choices feel generic and uninspired, lacking in originality and creativity.

Kimberly Martinez

8/10

The musical score effectively sets the scene for the Hollywood backdrop, creating a glamorous and energetic atmosphere that immerses the audience in the world of talent agencies.

Carol Brown

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Famous Teddy Z adds a layer of depth to the characters and their interactions, making it a solid addition to the series.

Michael Hernandez

2/10

Overall, The Famous Teddy Z's soundtrack feels like an afterthought, rather than a carefully crafted element that adds depth and richness to the viewing experience. It falls short in creating a cohesive and engaging auditory backdrop for the show.