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About the Theme Song
The Angry Beavers is a high-energy animated series centered on the surreal adventures of beaver brothers Daggett and Norbert.
The show’s theme song, composed by Charlie Brissette, is an iconic piece of 1990s animation history. It features a fast-paced, lounge-jazz and surf-rock fusion that perfectly mirrors the chaotic and often weird interactions between the two siblings.
Created by Mitch Schauer, the series debuted on Nickelodeon on April 19, 1997. Over four seasons, it developed a cult following for its sharp writing and distinct visual style. The show ultimately aired 62 episodes, concluding its original run on November 11, 2001.
The instrumental opening acts as a high-octane entrance into their forest home, setting the stage for every situation the brothers encounter.
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The Angry Beavers was a cornerstone of late-90s Nickelodeon. Mitch Schauer’s vision for the show combined slapstick humor with surreal storylines, which was further elevated by the driving energy of Brissette’s musical score. The music wasn’t just background noise; it drove the comedic timing of the entire production.
Music & AudioCommon Questions
When did the show premiere?
The Angry Beavers first aired on Nickelodeon on April 19, 1997.
Who composed the theme?
Charlie Brissette is the composer of the instrumental opening.
