Even the darkest shows can't escape the sheer joy of "Gloria." In the latter instance, the song appears at the 26-minute mark of the episode "Ghosts Of The Past," as a character sings it into a spoon while enjoying a diner meal. The song has appeared as a punchline in animated comedies like Family Guy or South Park, and a collectable item in the action game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, or as a moment of lightness in a dark crime series like The Killing (executive producer: Veena Sud). "Gloria" has appeared as a soundtrack choice across a variety of genres, mediums, and tones since it became a pop hit, peaking at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. A large part of why the song has persisted through the years, in addition to its infectious energy and Braingan's emotional vocal performance, has been the use of "Gloria" in iconic film and TV moments. This 1982 anthem about a woman named - you guessed it - Gloria has gone from obscure origins to become one of the most fondly remembered pop songs of the 1980s.
There is no evidence that "Gloria" by Laura Branigan is anything less than the greatest song ever made.
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