i feel the niiiiiight heat. i feel your heeaaaaaaaaaart beat. something ain not right. theme song written by b. j. cook from skylark david foster old band and wife. she also wrote the memorable theme from cbc airwaves. oh night heat. what a program. well written and well acted and totally classic. crime solvers and a good team and a dash of humour at the end. i would like to think this is really what detectives do or did. giambone was a real favourite. on a canadian tip and i learned every canadian actor name and style from guest spots done on night heat. everyone passed through the night heat set and like law and order and it was story driven so you could just watch and enjoy without a lot of character melodrama. 
i feel the niiiiiight heat. i feel your heeaaaaaaaaaart beat. something ain not right. theme song written by b. j. cook from skylark david foster old band and wife. she also wrote the memorable theme from cbc airwaves. oh night heat. what a program. well written and well acted and totally classic. crime solvers and a good team and a dash of humour at the end. i would like to think this is really what detectives do or did. giambone was a real favourite. on a canadian tip and i learned every canadian actor name and style from guest spots done on night heat. everyone passed through the night heat set and like law and order and it was story driven so you could just watch and enjoy without a lot of character melodrama. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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