As Honest as the Day Is Song

Today is the anniversary of the first broadcast for multiple TV music channels:

• 1998: First broadcast by VH-1 Soul, VH-1 Country
• 1996: First broadcast by MTV2 as M2.
• 1981: First broadcast by MTV.

In honor of these anniversaries, I thought I'd stick with the musical theme for this week's fun with ep titles.

Forty years ago, The Doors' Light My Fire was #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. A ton of shows used the exact words, Light My Fire, for ep titles, but a few writers played with the title a little:

• Firefly, Light My Fire (''The Bugaloos,'' 9/12/1970)
• Kumamon Baby, Light My Fire (''Digimon: Digital Monsters,'' 9/23/2002)
• Light My Firebush (''Son of the Beach,'' 4/17/2001)
• Right My Fire (''To Have & To Hold,'' 11/11/1998)

And 35 years ago, the Eagles released the single, Witchy Woman. Everytime I heard that song I immediately think about Desperado. Thanks, Elaine ("Seinfeld"). Well, writers also paid homage to Witchy Woman through ep titles:

• Ooh, Ooh Itchy Woman (''Hannah Montana,'' 6/10/2006)
• Witch-ay Woman (''Johnny Bravo,'' 3/12/2004)
• Witchy Grrrls (''Sabrina, the Animated Series,'' 9/20/1999)