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Oobi Theme Song And Lyrics

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Song TitleOobi Theme Song
Show CreatorJosh Selig
Country of OriginUnited States
Original Air Date2000
Episodes / Seasons52 Episodes (3 Seasons)
NetworkNoggin / Nick Jr.
LanguageEnglish

Oobi Theme Song Lyrics

Oobi’s like me, Oobi’s like you Oobi’s got a lot of big things that he’s gonna do Uma’s his sis, he’s big she’s small Kako is his very best friend, Grampu loves them all Oh Oobi, Oobi, Oobi Oobi, Oobi, Oobi He’s got a lot to see, he’s got a lot to do And he’s always with you!

Behind the Tune: Meaning & Story

The Oobi Theme Song is as minimalist and charming as the show itself. Designed for preschoolers, the series features “bare-hand” puppetry where the characters are portrayed simply by hands with prosthetic eyes. The theme song serves as a perfect rhythmic introduction to Oobi’s world, emphasizing the relatability of the character with the opening line, “Oobi’s like me, Oobi’s like you.”

Debuting in 2000 on the Noggin network, the show was created by Josh Selig (who also founded Little Airplane Productions). The song efficiently introduces the core cast: Oobi’s younger sister Uma, his loyal best friend Kako, and the wise, doting grandfather figure, Grampu. This simple lyrical structure helped young viewers quickly identify the family and social dynamics of the show.

Throughout its three seasons and 52 episodes, the theme song remained a constant, upbeat anthem for curiosity and discovery. Its final episode aired on February 11, 2005, but the catchy melody continues to be a nostalgic reminder of early 2000s educational television and the creative power of simple storytelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the characters mentioned in the song?
The song introduces Oobi (the protagonist), Uma (his sister), Kako (his best friend), and Grampu (his grandfather).
What was the primary goal of the show Oobi?
Created for preschoolers, the show focused on basic vocabulary, social skills, and the idea that imagination can turn something as simple as a hand into a living character.
On which network did Oobi originally air?
Oobi was a flagship program for Noggin (which later became Nick Jr.) in the United States.
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