Theme Song Takeover - Season 7 / Year 2025
Season 7 / Year 2025
Episodes
Phineas and Ferb: Doof
With another season of Phineas and Ferb on the way, Dr. Doofenshmirtz decides to take over the theme song to make the show revolve around him! Can Perry the Platypus stop him?
Big City Greens: Grandpa Nick
When the scheming Grandpa Nick shows up with a very suss "Theme Song Takeover Logo," everyone's favorite bad influence sings his version of the "Big City Greens" theme song.
Phineas and Ferb: Candace
With a new season of Phineas and Ferb on the way, Candace decides to take over the theme song to sing about all the ways she'll FINALLY bust her brothers this summer.
The Proud Family: Suga Mama
It's Suga Mama's time to shine with her own big band rendition of The Proud Family theme song!
The Proud Family: Oscar
When Penny Proud tries to sneak out to the school dance and gets caught by Oscar Proud, Penny diverts his attention with the ultimate distraction… his very own version of The Proud Family theme song!
Kiff: Kiff
When Kiff realizes she doesn't actually sing in her own song, Barry and her friends rally to help our favorite squirrel takeover her theme song in style
Wizards Beyond Waverly Place
Helen from 'Kiff' has gathered some of Disney Channel's favorite animated witches to demand they get to be part of the magic on 'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place.'
StuGo: Dr. Lullah
Dr. Lullah nabs Chip Manhands and the mutant alligator, Chicho, to force them to make the 'Stugo' theme song all about her!
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