Little Einsteins Theme Song

Little Einsteins was an educational animated show that aired on the Disney Channel from 2005 to 2009. It followed the adventures of four characters—Leo, Annie, Quincy, and June—as they used their musical instruments to solve problems and explore the world. The show introduced children to classical music and composers, encouraging music appreciation and cultural understanding. With its interactive elements and colorful animation, “Little Einsteins” aimed to engage young viewers while promoting teamwork and problem-solving skills.

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Special Agent Oso Theme Song

special-agent-osoI have to say, I love this show!

Well, most probably because my daughter is nuts about it, and she has been watching it for most of her life—all 2 years of it! You know what though, at first that stuffed bear will get to you—with his stupidity and all—but you’ll learn to love him anyway.

What’s important is that it has a great theme song. And by great I mean something that you’ll memorize within a couple of episodes, and something you’ll be singing along with your kids. Yes, my daughter can barely speak but she can mouth the words to this theme from start to finish.

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White Collar Theme Song

wc_1Still going strong, this show.

See, the problem with this theme is people think it came from some song. Let me disappoint you this early on and say that it did not, and that there is no obscure song from which they took the excerpt from. Sorry. People who know the Australian rock scene might even argue or think that it came from a Jet song.

It does sound like something Jet would come up with. By the way, there have already been a number of different openings in the series’ 4-season run. I’ll be bold here and say that the original tunes used as backgrounds for the short openings were made by the show’s composer Jon Ehrlich. Mr. Ehrlich is known in television circles and has composed for the shows Parenthood and Party of Five among others.

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The Fairly OddParents Theme Song

the-fairly-oddparentsYes, I have a kid now, and these are the shows that are always on rotation on the tube—24/7!

Which is why I have a lot of kiddie shows in my theme songs-to-blog list, and this is definitely on top. Why? Because aside from being one of the catchiest, it is one that is very well thought of.

Unfortunately, the scope of this post does not go beyond who the actual performers were, just the composers and some trivia. Of course, there are parts in the song that are obviously Vicky, the fairies, and Timmy, but the male and female voices behind the verses, we are not sure. Some argue that they are most definitely cast members—makes sense, but then again, no proof.

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2 Broke Girls Theme Song

2 Broke Girl$Beth Behrs is cute!

Truth be told, I don’t think this series is gonna last long. I mean, well, it’s a different kind of funny, and it doesn’t appeal to everyone.

Now on to the theme. Although in the opening the tune seems like something randomly pieced together, it’s actually part of a real, full song. The song is called “Second Chance” and is by a Swedish band called Peter Bjorn and John.

Side note: Punctuation error or stylization, the band’s name is somewhat misleading as in reality it’s supposed to be “Peter, Bjorn, and John” — the first names of the three band members. Now, who here thought somewhere in the lines of Peter Bjorn, a solo artist, and someone named John?

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