Brad Langford (Seasons 4–5) John Houseman as Grandfather Edward Stratton II (Seasons 1–5) Christine Belford as Evelyn Bluthorn Stratton (Seasons 1–5) Ray Walston as Uncle Harry Summers (Season 4) Episodes Silver Spoons ran for five seasons with a total of 116 episodes, from September 25, 1982, to May 30, 1987. Production Music The show's theme song titled "Together", was written by Rik Howard and Bob Wirth. The original version was accompanied mostly by guitar with vocals by Ron Dante. Two other versions of the theme were used during the show's run. A synthesized version was used in 1985 with a different vocalist. The third version of the theme, a rock version, was introduced in January 1986 and began in use during the second half of season 4 with vocals again by Ron Dante and composed by Ray Colcord. Locations The brick Tudor period mansion shown in the opening credits (representing the Stratton mansion) is actually a private residence located in Warwickshire, England. The elaborate home, named Compton Wynyates, was built in 1481. Before Silver Spoons, it was used in the 1977 Disney film Candleshoe, starring Helen Hayes, Jodie Foster and David Niven. Broadcast history Initial run Reruns and syndication Reruns of Silver Spoons aired as a part of NBC's daytime schedule in the summer of 1985. The show was also rerun on WWOR's superstation feed from December 28, 1992, to September 3, 1993. Select episodes were also aired on Nick at Nite in 2001 and 2005. FamilyNet (now The Cowboy Channel) aired reruns of the series nightly, until June 30, 2017, when the network underwent a programming format change the following day. Antenna TV began airing reruns of the series starting in January 2018, as well as GAC Family on October 4, 2021. The series is currently available for streaming online on The Roku Channel and Tubi in the United States and CTV's streaming service, CTV Throwback in Canada. International airing In France, the series aired as Ricky ou la Belle Vie (Ricky or the Good Life) as part of a block called Destination Noël (Destination Christmas) from December 21, 1984 until January 2, 1985. Then on Vitamine (Vitamin) under the name Ricky la Belle Vie (Ricky the Good Life) as part of a block Croque-vacanes (Holiday Bites) on TF1. In Italy, the series aired on Canale 5 & Italia 1 as il mio amico Ricky (My Friend Ricky) in