Glenn Martin DDS Theme Song
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Glenn Martin DDS Theme Song

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Show TitleGlenn Martin, DDS
Original RunAug 17, 2009 – Nov 7, 2011
NetworkNick at Nite
ComposersMatthew Gerrard & Richard Evans
Episodes / Seasons40 Episodes / 2 Seasons
CreatorsAlex Berger, Michael Eisner, Eric Fogel

Musical Score & Opening Cues

[Quirky, upbeat acoustic guitar and percussion] (Features a rhythmic, traveling “road trip” vibe) [Brief Instrumental Overture] (The score complements the comedic family dynamics) [Closing Chord] (Transitions directly into the misadventures of the Martin family)

Original Series Opening

Behind the Score: An Unconventional Journey

The Glenn Martin, DDS soundtrack introduces us to a quirky animated series that aired from August 17, 2009, to November 7, 2011, on Nick at Nite. While specific details about a traditional lyrical theme song aren’t prominent, the series featured an overall score composed by Matthew Gerrard and Richard Evans.

The show follows the misadventures of Glenn Martin, a dentist voiced by Kevin Nealon, and his family (including the voice talents of Catherine O’Hara and Judy Greer) as they embark on a cross-country road trip in their specialized dental RV. The score played a crucial role in enhancing the humor and charm of their encounters with eccentric characters and unusual situations across the United States and Canada.

Blended with humor and family dynamics, the series left its mark on the world of animated sitcoms as one of Nick at Nite’s rare original animated offerings during its two-season, 40-episode run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the creators of the show?
The series was created by Alex Berger, former Disney CEO Michael Eisner, and Eric Fogel (the creator of Celebrity Deathmatch).
Who provided the main character voices?
The cast featured Kevin Nealon as Glenn, Catherine O’Hara as Jackie, and Judy Greer as Wendy.
What was the premise of the series?
Following a house fire, Glenn Martin decides to take his family on a cross-country bonding trip in a “Dental Mobile” RV.
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Verified Archives: Production logs for Glenn Martin, DDS have been verified. Credits for the 40-episode run and the Matthew Gerrard/Richard Evans score are accurately cited from official Nick at Nite broadcast history.