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Get ready to hum along as we dive into the most unforgettable and toe-tapping cartoon theme songs that defined generations. From heroes and school buses to quirky characters and adventurous mysteries, these melodies have left a lasting impression on fans young and old. Whether it’s nostalgic classics or modern bops, these tunes are guaranteed to get stuck in your head!
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00:00He's got superpowers, he's no ordinary kid, he's better.
00:05Welcome to Ms. Mojo.
00:07And today, we're looking at the cartoon theme songs that stayed with us long past the opening sequence.
00:12Hear the roar, but the cats are loose.
00:16Thunder, thunder, thunder, thunder cats.
00:19Number 30, The Fairly Oddparents, The Fairly Oddparents.
00:23To me is an average kid, and no one understands.
00:28Blending exposition-heavy lyrics with a catchy beat is not easy.
00:32In under a minute, though, composer Ron Jones and co-creator Butch Hartman cleverly sum up this cartoon's premise,
00:39introducing the average Timmy, the commanding Vicky, and, of course, the Fairly Oddparents who can grant almost any wish.
00:51After hearing it once, you'll be caught up to speed.
00:53But we don't at all mind getting a reminder with each episode.
00:57Beyond providing a synopsis, the inventive lyrics and whimsical melody capture the spirit of the series.
01:03Our only gripe is that they had to butcher the theme song with the introduction of Chloe in Season 10.
01:09Chloe's his new neighbor, and she's ruining all these plans.
01:13Thankfully, The Fairly Oddparents' A New Wish restored much of what made the original rock, with a twist.
01:18Oddparents, Fairly Oddparents.
01:21It makes you live when you're a kid with Fairly Oddparents.
01:25Yeah, right!
01:26Number 29.
01:27Darkwing Duck Theme.
01:29Darkwing Duck.
01:30Darkwing Duck of mystery.
01:32Champion of right.
01:33Jeff Pachetto is a name you'll hear a couple of times throughout this list,
01:37lending his vocals to multiple shows that defined the Disney afternoon.
01:42Darkwing Duck stands out with a mysterious melody from Philip Giffen,
01:45making us question who's lurking behind the mask.
01:49Wear some villain schemes, but his number's up.
01:52Three, two, one.
01:53Darkwing Duck.
01:55When there's trouble, you call me Dobby.
01:57Of course, it's no secret to the audience that Drake Mallard is Darkwing Duck.
02:01That doesn't make his theme song any less ominous.
02:05Let's get dangerous.
02:07Darkwing Duck.
02:10Darkwing, Darkwing Duck.
02:11There is a shadowy sentiment that looms over Steve Nelson and Thomas Sharp's lyrics.
02:16At the same time, Pachetto's funky delivery brings out the show's sense of fun and adventure.
02:21If there were ever a theme that made us want to take to the streets at night and get dangerous,
02:26this is it.
02:27We're the ones out, you big boys.
02:30Darkwing Duck.
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02:40Number 28.
02:41Ride on the Magic School Bus.
02:43The Magic School Bus and The Magic School Bus Rides Again.
02:48Seatbelts, everyone!
02:49We all would have been a lot more excited to attend school if our teacher had a magic bus.
02:54Heck, a normal school bus would be infinitely more fun to ride if they just played this theme song.
02:59Written by Peter Lurie, Ride on the Magic School Bus encapsulates the limitless possibilities that the titular vehicle offers.
03:06Cruisin' on that main street, you're relaxed and feelin' good.
03:10Yeah!
03:11Next thing that you know, you see it.
03:13Woo!
03:14With Ms. Frizzle behind the wheel, the Magic School Bus can take us anywhere.
03:18Be it underwater, outer space, or inside a pie.
03:22Kinda dangerous for elementary school kids without any permission slips,
03:26but at least the frizz told her students to wear seatbelts.
03:29I'm on the Magic School Bus.
03:31Make a plain dungeon.
03:33Eat that!
03:33I'm on the Magic School Bus.
03:35Drop the river of lava.
03:37Singer Little Richard got us pumped for each new lesson.
03:41Although Little didn't return for the revival, Lin-Manuel Miranda is hardly a downgrade.
03:46Come on in and don't be shy.
03:48Just to make your day complete, you might get baked into a pie.
03:52I'm on the Magic School Bus.
03:54Number 27, Pepper Ann Main Theme, Pepper Ann.
03:58Who's that girl?
03:59What's her name?
04:00Is she cool?
04:01Is she lame?
04:01Oh, you're talkin' about what's her name?
04:03Pepper Ann.
04:05Pepper Ann is her own biggest fan, so it only makes sense that she'd sing her own theme song,
04:10which seems to mainly exist in her own head.
04:12While singer Kathleen Wilhoite also voices the titular character,
04:16listeners might not instantly make the connection.
04:18Pepper Ann, Pepper Ann, marching in her own parade.
04:22Pepper Ann, she's like floating.
04:24That's because Brian Woodbury's music and lyrics promise a punk rock heroine,
04:29when in reality, Pepper Ann is somewhere between being cool and awkward.
04:33The opening thus provides an ideal contrast between how the daydreaming protagonist envisions herself,
04:39and what it's actually like to be a 7th grade girl.
04:42Who?
04:43Is that that girl from gym class?
04:45No, that's me.
04:47Oh.
04:48While many of us can relate to Pepper Ann, she's truly one in a million, just like her song.
04:54We know the words by heart, although you can never predict the desk gag.
04:58She's her own biggest fan, Pepper Ann.
05:00Iceberg, get ahead.
05:02But you can't get around.
05:16The Jamaican-American reggae group Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers made their debut in the late 70s.
05:22For any kid who grew up between the late 90s and early 2020s, though,
05:27this family band will be forever associated with Arthur.
05:30While the show centered on an aardvark and other anthropomorphic animals,
05:34Arthur was a relatable slice of life.
05:36You got to listen to your heart, listen to the beat, listen to the rhythm, the rhythm of the street.
05:42It may seem simple on the surface, but life can be profound in unexpected ways.
05:47The first step towards realizing this is believing in yourself.
05:50Believe in yourself, for that's the place to start.
05:55Start and I say, hey, hey, what a wonderful kind of day.
05:59Few theme songs better embody that message, making us eager to wake up in the morning and seize a new
06:05day.
06:05Touching upon other themes such as family, friendship, and problem solving,
06:10it's an original point of view for sure.
06:22Number 25. The Gravity Falls theme song, Gravity Falls.
06:27Here's a theme song that doesn't even need lyrics to be ridiculously catchy.
06:31In fact, it's probably even better without.
06:39The whistling makes for both a cheery and eerie sort of vibe,
06:43which, honestly, is pretty much the show's entire essence.
06:46But don't just take our word for it.
06:48Gravity Falls actually won a Pan-American Association of Film and Television Journalists
06:52award for best main title theme music in 2013.
06:55So it's a pretty unanimous claim to say that this tune is wonderful.
07:07Or should we say, waddleful?
07:10Not one laugh, huh?
07:11While Mabel would have liked our fun.
07:13File these documents under I, for I have a curly tail!
07:17Number 24. Hi Hi.
07:19Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi.
07:30You're one of the OGs if you remember Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi.
07:34Just in case you don't, it was a cartoon starring the fictionalized and animated versions of Japanese pop rock duo
07:40Puffy Ami Yumi.
07:41If you're thinking something about this theme sounds really familiar,
07:45that's probably because the duo is also responsible for the Teen Titans theme song.
07:50Both are awesome, but this one's definitely the headbanger of all headbangers,
07:55which, you know, is pretty on brand for Puffy Ami Yumi.
08:04Do we smash the electric guitar now or at the end of the episode?
08:08Anything is possible, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so
08:17powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful, we're so powerful.
08:19Number 23. It's my world and we're all living in it. Milo Murphy's Law.
08:24This show is made by the creators of Phineas and Ferb, and if the number of absolute bops in that
08:29series is anything to go by,
08:31Milo Murphy's Law was just bound to have a stellar theme.
08:34And does it ever.
08:35Look at that sun, look at that sky, look at my sweater vest, it looks so fly.
08:40Sung by Weird Al, who also voices Milo, this song is a total delight.
08:45The lyrics and tune perfectly exemplify all of Milo's unwavering optimism in the face of his Murphy's Law.
08:52Oh, today's gonna be exceptional.
08:55Plus, Milo's right when he says we're all just living in his world.
08:59Murphy's Law states that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
09:03And, yep, that sounds pretty accurate, doesn't it?
09:06Never boring even for a minute.
09:08It's my world and we're all living in it.
09:10Number 22. Johnny Test. Theme song 2. Johnny Test.
09:15Listen, there's nothing inherently wrong with Johnny Test's intro from the first season.
09:19It's alright. It's fine even.
09:21Another day in the love of the boy.
09:24Johnny, Johnny!
09:29But there's a reason they changed it. That's all we're saying.
09:32From the second season on, the theme is straight fire.
09:36I need free dad at home, a super busy mom.
09:40You need help.
09:40But the boy's best friend is a talking dog.
09:43They took everything that was great from the first one and made it even better.
09:47If you rocked out to this intro as a kid, we're willing to bet you're also a fan of Green
09:52Day.
09:52The tune is super reminiscent of American Idiot, and we can't say we're mad about it.
09:57But Green Day doesn't have a talking dog, do they?
09:59Johnny, this is the laugh of a boy named Johnny Test.
10:08Number 21. The Jetsons theme song. The Jetsons.
10:12Even if you didn't watch the show when it first aired in the 60s and then again in the 80s,
10:17there's a good chance you're familiar with it.
10:19Meet George Jetson!
10:24There are no fancy bells and whistles.
10:26Here's a title sequence that gets straight to the point.
10:29They introduce the nuclear, space family, the Jetsons.
10:32And in less than a minute, we learn everything we need to know.
10:42We do have one note, if you'll hear us out.
10:44Rosie isn't in the intro, and we feel like she should be.
10:48She totally stole the show.
10:49But of course, very. H-O-M-E-L-Y.
10:55I may be homely buster, but I'm S-M-A-R-T smart.
11:01Number 20. I'm From Another Dimension.
11:03Star vs. The Forces of Evil.
11:05Here's an opening that's just as chaotic as its main character.
11:09The lyrics tell us pretty much everything we need to know about the show,
11:12and it definitely follows through with its promise.
11:15It's gonna get a little weird, gonna have a good time.
11:18I ain't from around here, I'm from another...
11:22It does get a little weird and a little wild.
11:25And you know what? We do have a good time.
11:28The composer of the song, Brad Break, is actually the same person who created the Gravity Falls theme song,
11:33which explains a lot considering how great they both are.
11:36It's gonna get a little weird, gonna get a little weird.
11:44Star vs. The Forces of Evil has some awesome end credit songs, too,
11:48with the one that plays at the end of Season 1, deserving a special mention.
11:52I think it's just me, it's just my style.
11:56I think I'm gonna stay a little while.
12:00Number 19. The Teen Titans theme song, Teen Titans.
12:13You didn't think we'd mention the Teen Titans theme in an earlier entry and then not follow through, did you?
12:18The beginning is a little reminiscent of the Batman theme,
12:22and it definitely has a comic book hero feel to it, which is super cool.
12:37English and Japanese versions of the song were often used interchangeably depending on the subject matter of the episode.
12:43And if you don't understand Japanese, no worries.
12:47The Titans themselves actually provided a word-for-word translation for us at the end of Trouble in Tokyo.
12:53How the cast got all the way through it without laughing is beyond us.
13:08Number 18. The Transformers theme song, The Transformers.
13:12In this series, a character can be a giant robot and a vehicle all rolled into one.
13:18Transformers. More than meets the eye.
13:21Likewise, the legendary theme song plays like a fusion between techno and something more operatic.
13:28What better tone to strike for a show about the epic rivalry between the Autobots and Decepticons?
13:33Also reflecting the title, the theme song would transform between seasons and different series.
13:45Yet there's one constant for every generation who was raised on Transformers.
13:49When somebody says, more than meets the eye, you instinctively reply, robots in disguise.
13:55Oh, and you gotta say it in that cool robotic voice as if you yourself are transforming mid-sentence.
14:01Transformers.
14:02It's a theme song that brings a whole new meaning to heavy metal.
14:06Number 17.
14:07Inspector Gadget theme.
14:09Inspector Gadget.
14:14Just as the eponymous character contains an assortment of gadgets,
14:18the show itself was a unique mix of slapstick comedy, science fiction, and spy caper.
14:23All of the above is represented in the Inspector Gadget theme song,
14:27which Shuki Levy and Haim Saban of Power Rangers fame wrote.
14:31Inspector Gadget.
14:35No wonder this song slaps so hard.
14:37It's especially impressive considering how few lyrics there are.
14:41Although, Go Gadget Go and the main character's name are all we need to get revved up.
14:46Go Gadget Go.
14:50Go Gadget Go.
14:52What really sells the song, though, is the electric sound.
14:55It's almost as if there's a hodgepodge of instruments built into Inspector Gadget,
14:59and they're all bouncing around, yet somehow coming together in perfect harmony.
15:04Go Go Gadget Replay.
15:14Imagine an 80s cop drama meets a Saturday morning cartoon.
15:19Sometimes, some crime goes slipping through the cracks.
15:25The Rescue Rangers theme makes what should be an odd combination sound tailor-made for one another.
15:30While the central characters were small, their adventures were larger than life.
15:35The same can be said for their song, which speaks to the little gumshoe in Us Who Loves a Good
15:40Mystery.
15:46Once again, Jeff Pechetto's voice takes Mark Mueller's music and lyrics up to 11.
15:51There may be a 12th tier, as the Jets would record a longer version worthy of a music video.
16:02Post Malone also recorded a cover for the 2022 live-action animated hybrid.
16:12Although, even that Metafilm knew that you can't top the classic.
16:35We always appreciate a good roll call.
16:38In essence, the TMNT themes all share the same classic melody.
16:42But each show definitely puts its own unique spin on it.
16:52The 80s version is, in one word, groovy.
16:55The early 2000s gave us the hype song of a lifetime.
16:582012 put an awesome hip-hop spin on the classic.
17:02And Rise gave us a tune just as fun and action-packed as its series.
17:05Rising up against evil, beat the city green.
17:08Rockers ready for a fight, wheels making a scene.
17:10Like he's got mad skills, Johnny Rock's machine.
17:12Each other then discover their destiny and rise.
17:15Come on, go!
17:15Each opening has its own distinct charm, while still feeling very authentic to the heart of TMNT.
17:21Not to mention, they all get stuck in your head way too easily.
17:24Can't stop these radical dudes.
17:26The secret of the ooze is a chosen few.
17:28A bird from the shadows to make their move.
17:31The good guys win and the bad guys move.
17:33Number 14.
17:34The 16 theme song.
17:3616.
17:37I'm 16, life is sweet.
17:39When you're growing up so fast, you gotta make the good times last.
17:45If you're a fan of total drama and you haven't seen 16, you're totally missing out.
17:50They're both created by the same people, Jennifer Perch and Tom McGillis, and the shows actually
17:55share a few of the same voice actors.
17:5816 has to be the cartoon equivalent of Friends, and not just because of the similar premises.
18:0316's theme is an absolute banger for one, but it's also such a feel-good song.
18:08I'm 16, starting to find my way.
18:11Got a new job, gonna start at the mall today.
18:14Thank God, I'm on my own for the first time.
18:19It takes us back to a time of flip phones and hanging out with your friends after school,
18:23when all was right in the world.
18:25If nothing else, 16 tells us to make the good times last, and that's definitely a message
18:30we can get behind.
18:3116, 16.
18:36Gotta make the good times last.
18:39Number 13.
18:40The Loud House theme song.
18:42The Loud House.
18:43This guy's gotta do what he can to survive.
18:47In the Loud House.
18:48In the Loud House.
18:50Duck, duck, push and shove.
18:51This is how we show our love.
18:52We're willing to bet it's impossible to listen to this without nodding your head or tapping
18:56your foot.
18:57You're doing it right now, aren't you?
18:59As far as title sequences go, this one's an absolute party.
19:03Which is pretty fitting, considering The Loud House alone probably has enough members for
19:07one.
19:15If you haven't heard the extended version of the song, you need to get on that.
19:18It feels like a 2000s rock anthem.
19:21And definitely one we listen to even outside the series intro.
19:25It's just so darn catchy.
19:26We're never lacking for a sports team.
19:29Maybe this crazy's not that bad.
19:46We've all been there.
19:47Whether you had dreams of becoming a rock star as a kid, or you're still trying to get TikTok
19:52famous today, we've all wanted to be famous at one point or another.
19:56Total Drama gets it.
19:57Not only is their theme a serious bop, it also totally encapsulates our dreams of being
20:03in the limelight.
20:08As a general rule of thumb, if there are some na-na-na's in your song, it's probably going
20:13to be great.
20:14And I Wanna Be Famous is certainly no exception.
20:16We bet you're singing it right now.
20:19I wanna be, I wanna be, I wanna be famous.
20:42We have another theme song that proves you don't need lyrics to hook us in.
20:47Just a rousing melody that keeps gaining momentum as each character flies by, culminating in a
20:52showdown between the X-Men and Magneto's mutants.
20:55Haim Saban, Shuki Levy, and Ron Wasserman, the latter of whom also worked on Power Rangers,
21:01absolutely crushed it once again with a rockin' theme that practically serves as a rallying
21:06cry.
21:14When the story continued in X-Men 97, Marvel was determined to include the original theme,
21:19despite some legal hurdles.
21:21The rights came with a high price tag, but it just wouldn't be X-Men without this music.
21:26The Newton Brothers brought the tune into modern day, while still preserving everything that
21:30made it distinctly 90s.
21:47This show makes up what so many of us miss about being a kid, early morning cartoons and all the
21:52sugary cereals money can buy.
21:54Even if you didn't grow up watching The Flintstones, there's a good chance you still know the theme
21:59song. It's just one of those pop-culture staples.
22:10Although The Flintstones only ran for six seasons in the 60s, primetime specials were airing all the
22:15way into the 80s and probably beyond that. This made for multiple decades of generational love
22:21and a whole lot of singing along. Come on, say it with us. You know you want to.
22:37Here's yet another Saturday morning cartoon, though we don't have to miss this one so much because new episodes of
22:43Pokemon are still airing today. Listen, catching them all is a pretty overwhelming task, so no wonder
22:49Ash and the gang have been doing it since 1997.
22:59Not only does this song bring back nostalgia from the good old days, it's also just an objectively good tune.
23:05It's inspiring and upbeat and everything we want from a cartoon's intro music.
23:10The proof is in just how recognizable and how beloved it is.
23:14Nothing beats a classic.
23:22Number 8. The Ed, Edd and Eddie theme song, Ed, Edd and Eddie.
23:26There's just something about jazzy piano and whistling that works so well together.
23:35The Ed, Edd and Eddie theme is short and sweet, and pleasantly simple without lyrics.
23:40It doesn't need them.
23:41This number is so fun and so chaotic that it just makes you want to get up and swing dance
23:46for the duration of it.
23:52In fact, we're sure you're tapping your toes and grooving in your seat right now.
23:56With hilarious animation and a fun roll call at the end,
24:00this masterfully concocted piece is one we never skip.
24:06Number 7. Today is gonna be a great day.
24:09Phineas and Ferb.
24:22Bowling for soup? Um, yes please.
24:25Phineas might just be the most optimistic cartoon character out there,
24:28and his theme song is certainly reflective of his positive attitude.
24:32Here's a life hack.
24:33If you're having a bad day, just listen to this song.
24:36So stick with us cause Phineas and Ferb are gonna do it all.
24:41The extended version is even better because it just means that there's even more of it to listen to.
24:47Bowling for soup totally knocks it out of the park,
24:49but then again, we can't say we're surprised.
24:52Their stuff is nearly as awesome as Phineas and Ferb's inventions.
24:55Jump in and seize the day.
24:58And let's make sure that in every single possible way,
25:03today is gonna be a great day.
25:05Okay, we're gonna go listen to 1985 now.
25:09Number 6. The Spongebob Squarepants theme song, Spongebob Squarepants.
25:13Are ya ready, kids?
25:15If you didn't say,
25:16Aye, aye, Captain!
25:17You can go ahead and click off this video now.
25:20For everyone else who did, you know that this theme requires no explanation.
25:24Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
25:27Spongebob Squarepants!
25:28Absorbent and yellow and porous is he!
25:30Not only is it insanely catchy,
25:33it also holds a lot of nostalgia for so many people.
25:36It's no wonder there are so many Spongebob memes.
25:38The humor is in a league all its own,
25:41which makes it super enjoyable for kids and adults alike.
25:45Spongebob Squarepants!
25:48Spongebob Squarepants!
25:50Ha ha ha ha ha!
25:54Though we probably relate more to Squidward today than we did when we were kids.
25:58Here lie Squidward's hopes and dreams.
26:01What a baby.
26:03Number 5. The Danny Phantom theme song, Danny Phantom.
26:10We gotta give props to the Danny Phantom opening for managing to give us all the information we need to
26:15know packaged in one exceptionally entertaining number.
26:25The bass coupled with the rapped verses and the little intermittent whispering at the end?
26:31Chef's kiss.
26:32It creates a little bit of a spooky atmosphere, which is totally fitting for a show about a kid who
26:37can turn into a ghost.
26:38But it's also just so undeniably cool.
26:41It's overall just a fantastic theme.
26:43Or should we say Fentonstick?
26:46You know, like Danny Fenton.
26:51Yeah, you get it.
26:53Number 4. Animaniacs theme song, Animaniacs.
27:00It's customary for a cartoon theme song to introduce the principal players,
27:04but Animaniacs had a stacked cast of colorful characters.
27:08Creator Tom Ruger, who also wrote the theme's lyrics,
27:11not only ran through the lengthy roster,
27:13he did so with the signature wit that would define the series.
27:17So just sit back and relax.
27:18You'll laugh when you go back.
27:20We're Animaniacs.
27:22Just as responsible for the song's infectiousness was the late Richard Stone,
27:26whose compositions find the middle ground between classic Looney Tunes and Broadway.
27:30Chase is Mindy, while Rita sings a verse.
27:32The writer's script, we have no script, we're bothered to rehearse.
27:37The song is educational as well.
27:40Show of hands, how many of you learned that Bill Clinton plays the sax thanks to the Animaniacs theme?
27:45For cartoon lovers young and old, the tune has left an undeniable impact.
27:50Those are the facts.
27:52We're Animaniacs, totally insaney, Inky and the brainy, Animaniacs, those are the facts.
28:00Number 3.
28:02The DuckTales theme song, DuckTales.
28:12Whether you grew up with the 80s DuckTales, or you recently became a fan of the reboot,
28:17this theme is iconic.
28:20The classic version is super catchy, given its brassiness and overall old-timey sound.
28:25Tales of Gary, New Bad and Good DuckTales, woo-hoo!
28:30Not phony tales or cotton tales, no DuckTales, woo-hoo!
28:35Meanwhile, the 2017 iteration definitely has more energy to it,
28:39and feels a lot more fitting for modern times,
28:42while still managing to keep that nostalgic feel to it.
28:45It's a duck blur, might solve a mystery, or rewrite his dream!
28:52Both songs have this sort of lively quality to them that we just can't get enough of.
28:57There's just something about those opening chords that puts us in the adventuring mood.
29:01Of all the Jeff Pachetto joints, this one merits the most enthusiastic woo-hoo!
29:07Number 2.
29:08The Scooby-Doo theme song, Scooby-Doo franchise.
29:11Okay, we love the classic theme.
29:14It's timeless, and it's everything we want from a mystery cartoon with a talking dog.
29:19Scooby-Doo, where are you?
29:22We got some workin' now.
29:26But can we just talk about What's New Scooby-Doo for a second?
29:30That song really had no business being that good.
29:32What's New Scooby-Doo?
29:34We're gonna follow you.
29:35We're gonna solve that mystery.
29:38We're seeing you, Scooby-Doo.
29:40We're coming after you.
29:41What's New Scooby-Doo?
29:43It's played by Simple Plan, which explains things.
29:47Seriously, it's always the rock bands that just keep on dropping bangers for cartoon titles.
29:51Either way, Scooby-Doo's theme is always great, and has been super nostalgic for all generations since the late 60s.
29:58We're glad to see the mystery gang still sleuthing today.
30:01We can count on you, Scooby-Doo.
30:05I can't really catch that feeling.
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30:33Number 1.
30:34Call Me Beat Me.
30:35Kim Possible.
30:36How many of you remember every single word?
30:39I'm your basic average girl, and I'm here to save the world.
30:43You can't stop me cause I'm Kim Possible.
30:46While Kim Possible didn't run as long as some of the other shows on our list, its theme is super
30:51addictive.
30:52Call her beeper if you want to reach her.
30:55Sung by Christina Milian, this bop had us jamming out on our living room floors in the early 2000s,
31:00hoping we could be just as cool as KP one day.
31:03Call me beep me if you want to reach me.
31:05When you want to face me, it's okay.
31:07Whenever you need me, baby.
31:09Call me beep me if you want to reach me.
31:11Another iconic soundbite from this series was the communicator's text tone,
31:15which can also be heard in the intro sequence.
31:17It's just such a staple to the show and so reminiscent of the era of flip phones.
31:22TTYL BFF.
31:24So what's the sitch?
31:25Call me beep me if you want to reach me.
31:28What cartoon theme song plays in your head rent free?
31:31Let us know in the comments.