Hey, Stella, you’re our favorite girl
And Sam you always can reach the top of the world
Every day’s a new adventure, wishing this would last forever
(Ever and ever)
Oh yeah
It’s Stella and Sam
It’s funny how things get so much better whenever we
Spend a little time together so who’s the one to ring a bell
It’s you and me, Sam and Stella
(Ooella, ooella, ooh, ah, ooh, ah)
It’s Stella and Sam
(Ooh, ah, ooella, ooella, ooh, ah, ooh, ah)
It’s Stella and Sam
(Ooh, ah)
It’s Stella and Sam
Watch: Stella and Sam Intro
Plain Talk: About the Series
Stella and Sam is a charming Canadian animated series based on the highly acclaimed book series by Marie-Louise Gay. The show premiered in January 2011 and ran for 52 episodes. It focuses on the relationship between Stella, a confident nine-year-old girl with big red hair and a bigger imagination, and her four-year-old brother, Sam, who sees the world through a lens of curiosity and slight hesitation.
The theme song, much like the show, emphasizes the bond between siblings and the magic found in everyday outdoor play. Produced by Radical Sheep Productions, the series is celebrated for its soft watercolor art style that stays true to the original illustrations. It remains a staple of quality children’s programming, focusing on emotional intelligence and the beauty of nature.
Questions & Answers
What age group is the show for?
Stella and Sam is primarily designed for preschool-aged children (ages 3 to 6), focusing on imagination and gentle problem-solving.
Who is the dog in the show?
The siblings are often accompanied by their faithful and energetic dog, Fred, who joins them on all their backyard adventures.
Was the show popular outside of Canada?
Yes, the series was broadcast in multiple countries and languages, including on Disney Junior in several territories, due to its universal themes of childhood wonder.
