A Bunch of Munsch Theme Song

**A Bunch of Munsch Theme Song** is the theme song that plays before a set of two episodes plays, and before the show starts. The song is told in the perspective of the characters and stories that Robert Munsch have created over the years and now they are available to come to life on television.

## Lyrics

*There's pizza, and there's puddles.*

*There's birthdays, and there's snow.*

*There's giggles and blackberry jam.*

*And piggies on the go!*

*Giants, and the dragons.*

*Fire stations, and a plane!*

*A princess in a paper bag,*

*and a house that's gone insane!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

*What a crazy, crazy bunch!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

*They're just a... Bunch of Munsch!*

*They're crawling from the pages,*

*From the covers and inside!*

*They're every single place to look,*

*There's nowhere left to hide!*

*They live in drawers and castles,*

*some are nice and some are green!*

*They all will come alive,*

*And fill your TV screen!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

*What a crazy, crazy bunch!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

*They're just a... Bunch of.... Munsch!*

## Alternate Version (Segment Block)

*Munsch!*

*Munsch!*

*Munsch!*

*Munsch! Munsch!*

*Bunch of Munsch!*

## Trivia

* Due to them being in the show's intro, there is a small hint that points to the very strong and possible fact that Julie and David are the real protagonists of the show, also due to them being stock characters throughout the series as a whole. She and him also sing the in-theme song for the show along with the child choir. However, the only time they appear as main characters that speak and have their names revealed is in the episode, David's Father.
* This intro for the show is very mysterious by nature due to the amount of potential unused ideas from it. There are no puddles (possibly from Mud Puddle), there's not really any snowmen, (except for at the very end as a cameo appearance in 50 Below Zero) and the old lady from the magazine part does not appear in any episode whatsoever, or in the series at all. Also, there was numerous animation errors, such as all of the black characters being portrayed in a stereotypical white manner, and so many people having incorrect colors.
* The incorrect depiction of Princess Elizabeth from The Paper Bag Princess slightly resembles Peppermint Patty from Peanuts (Charlie Brown.)

## Goofs

* While Julie's colors are correct, David has orange hair instead of blonde, as well as a blue shirt instead.
* Tyya is white and has orange hair instead of her actual black self. This could've been done due to smaller budgets, or she was most likely made ethnic later on in order to modernize the script in the production process.
* Angela faces the same issue as Tyya when Something Good is portrayed in the intro, where she is white with orange hair once again instead of being black.
* Princess Elizabeth's hair is brown and rattier than normal, instead of slightly ratty and blonde, and never does she come across any rocks nor a Greek statue in the actual story itself at all.
* Mortimer's pajamas are green instead of red in the intro, and he has no hair at all instead of his usual short blonde hair.
* Robyn has black hair and dark skin like Julie when she's driving the truck.
* There is no pizza delivery boy in any of the episodes, unlike the intro with the green book.
* There appears to be a female janitor with a bun in the subway train, despite not being in Thomas' Snowsuit.
* On the TV screen, the shopkeeper from David's father can be briefly seen, before turning into someone with a cowboy hat.
* Megan's father appears next to Elizabeth, but he's not wearing any glasses, and has lighter hair and a green shirt.
* There are a couple of exterminators on the TV screen.
* The other Julie from the episode Something Good is white with blonde hair instead of her African Canadian self with black hair.
* There is a boy playing a trumpet, despite the fact that he's not in any of the episodes.
* The snowy house that's going insane is a different color, size, and layout than how it is seen in 50 Below Zero.