"The Mighty B! Theme Song" is the introductory theme song sung at the beginning of every The Mighty B! episode. It is performed by Amy Miles (who also wrote the lyrics)[1] and other uncredited female singers.
Characters present
In the intro, there are a lot of The Mighty B! characters that are shown such as:
- Nisa
- A Beaver scout
- Rainbow
- Tigerlily
- Mr. Wu
- Chelsea Gibbons
- A seal
- Hobo clowns
- Joey
- Nameless Honeybee
- Another nameless Honeybee
- Madam Valeska
- Doctor/Vet
- A third nameless Honeybee
- Mary Frances Gibbons
- A Badger scout
- Rocky Rhodes
- Gwen Wu
- Millie Millerson
- Ben Higgenbottom
- The Hippie
- Portia Gibbons
- Hilary Higgenbottom
- Happy Higgenbottom
- Penny Lefkowitz
- Bessie Higgenbottom
Lyrics
- Bessie: WOW!
- Girls: I got the beat, so all the kids can dance with (me, me, me, me.)
- Girls: Pick 'em up, turnaround, here comes Mighty B. (B!, B!, B!)
- Girls: Mighty (la, la, HEY!)
- Girls: Mighty (la, la, WOW!)
- Girls: Come on, everybody, Mighty B!
- Girls: I got the beat so all the kids can dance with (me, me, me, me.)
- Girls: Stick 'em up, turn around, here comes the Mighty B! (B! ,B! ,B! B!)
- Girls: Come on, everybody, Mighty B!
- Girls: Mighty, Mighty B!
Gallery
Nisa, a Beaver scout, Rainbow, Tigerlily, Mr. Wu, Chelsea Gibbons, a seal, a hobo clown, Joey, Two nameless Honeybees, Madam Valeska, and the Doctor/Vet in the intro.
Another nameless Honeybee, Mary Frances Gibbons, a Badger scout, another hobo clown, Rocky Rhodes, Gwen Wu, Millie Millerson, Ben Higgenbottom, The Hippie and Portia Gibbons in the intro.
Trivia
- According to Alex Kirwan, who designed the mountain of characters, the theme song wasn't made until the first season was halfway through in production.[2]
- The theme song features scenes from the following episodes: "Sweet Sixteenth," "Bee Afraid," "Bat Mitzvah Crashers" and "An I See Bee."
- Some recurring characters, like Donald the Postman, Hal the Ice Cream Man, Lola Millerson and Ronnie, are not featured in the theme song.
- Plays as background music in the online game Taffy Delivery.
References
- ↑ CPTV'S NEW MUSICAL JOURNEY. October 8, 2008. The Hartford Courant. Retrieved July 7, 2020. Quote: "Amy Miles, who has worked with the Upright Citizens Brigade and wrote the theme to Amy Poehler's Nickelodeon show "Mighty B."."
- ↑ Kirwan, Alex (September 27, 2009). (no title). Tumblr. Retrieved May 13, 2020.
