Additionally, The Greatest American Hero, an American comedy-drama about a man who learns to use his superhuman powers by trial and error, will debut on the channel on July 10.
What does GAH stand for?
GAH stands for Greatest American Hero (TV show)
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The mixtape, in addition to "Gimme a Break," features "It's Just Me," which samples the theme to The Greatest American Hero, the syrupy-stringed easy listening jam that's always playing when you buy shampoo at Rite Aid.
``The Greatest American Hero - Season Two'' (Anchor Bay; $44.
It was the theme song to a popular TV series The Greatest American Hero but the song was never actually released in Britain.
The Emmy-award winning writer/producer has scripted more than 350 episodes of the series he's created, and has produced or executive produced more than 1,500 episodes during his 30-year career, including The Rockford Files, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Baretta, Tenspeed and Brownshoe, The Greatest American Hero, The A-Team, Hardcastle and McCormick, 21 Jump Street, Wiseguy, Hunter, The Commish, Renegade and Silk Stalkings.