What was the theme song to bump in the night?

The theme is in the style of 50’s swing music, and sung to the tune of the Elvis Presley song, Jailhouse Rock. The show’s theme song features the title character, Mr. Bumpy singing about himself (a wild green guy living under the bed) with the Cute Dolls singing back up.

When did bump in the night first start?

It first started as Television Bumpers between commercials on ABC Saturday Morning in which the main Bump in the Night characters appeared in a year before the airing of the show in 1993. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

Who are the monsters in bump in the night?

It focused mainly on Mr. Bumpy a small green monster living under the bed of a 10 year old boy and his two best friends, Squishington a blue monster that lives in the bathroom’s toilet tank and Molly Coddle a comfort doll belonging to the boy’s little sister.

The show’s theme song features the title character, Mr. Bumpy singing about himself (a wild green guy living under the bed) with the Cute Dolls singing back up. The theme also introduces the other leading characters, Squishington and Molly Coddle, and the antagonist characters, the Closet Monster and Destructo.

What was the danger in bump in the night?

Danger: Unexploded Squishington — Squishington’s stomach is ticking. Bumpy deduces Squishy has eaten a bomb. Mr. Bumpy and Squishy try to get rid of it. Loss of Face — Squshington tries to clean his face with a bathcloth, but his face rubs off. Then the bathcloth disappears. Bumpy helps Squishy reclaim his face.

Who are the actors in bump in the night?

Bump in the Night Created by Ken Pontac David Bleiman Directed by Ken Pontac David Bleiman Ginny McSwain ( Voices of Jim Cummings Jennifer Darling Rob Paulse Narrated by Jim Cummings (uncredited) Gail Matthius

When did bump in the night come out on DVD?

On February 16, 2016, Mill Creek Entertainment re-released Bump in the Night – The Complete Series on DVD in Region 1. The development of the series began as a series of ad bumpers for ABC’s Saturday morning lineup in 1993. DIC Productions L.P. purchased the show’s rights in 1996, despite never producing it.