series as well as bonus features, such as the unaired version of the pilot with different footage. The set was recalled due to possible music issues, but some sets were released. The set was later re-released with 5 replacement discs, so that now all original music is intact. On February 9, 2015, CBS Home Entertainment announced they would release a repackaged The Fugitive: The Complete Series on DVD at a lower price on May 5, 2015 but did not include the bonus disc that was part of the original complete series set. CBS' rights only cover the original series; the later productions were handled by Warner Bros. Entertainment. In other media Soundtrack In 1963, a soundtrack was issued containing the key music that Rugolo wrote and recorded for the series. In 2001, it was released on CD from Silva Screen Records. About 40 minutes in length, this CD contains mono yet hi-fidelity cuts and cues that were recorded in London. Theme From The Fugitive (1:18) The Kimbles (2:48) Tragic Homecoming (3:53) Under Arrest (1:43) Lt. Gerard (1:46) The Verdict/Train Wreck (2:07) On The Run (1:57) The Life Of A Fugitive (1:27) Main Title Theme (:39) Life On The Road (1:35) Main Theme – Jazz Version (1:30) The One-Armed Man's Name Is Fred Johnson (2:38) Brass Interlude (2:53) Sorrow (1:03) Dreams Of The Past (1:11) Youthful Innocence (1:35) Back On The Road (1:11) A New Love (2:16) Family Reunion (2:34) Watching And Waiting (1:33) Kimble vs. The One-Armed Man/Hand To Hand (5:11) The Day The Running Stopped (2:12) Freedom And Finale (0:43) End Credits (1:09) Syndication/Cable The Fugitive was part of the original lineup on the Arts & Entertainment Network (A&E), beginning in February 1984. It ran until the summer of 1994. The show also appeared on the nationwide WWOR EMI Service and briefly on Nickelodeon’s TV Land network in 2000. In February 2015, reruns of The Fugitive appeared on Decades, a new Digital TV (DTV) subchannel network co-owned by Weigel Broadcasting and CBS. The Fugitive was seen as part of its "Countdown to Decades", in which all four seasons of The Fugitive was played in sequence 24 hours a day. The two part finale was shown on Monday May 25, 2015, at 5 am and 6 am ET. Decades was available in over 45% of all US TV viewing households at that time, including markets where CBS owned & operated