This article is a list of production music used in the series starting with the letter W.
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Wacky Walk 1[]
Wacky Walk 1 was composed by Sam Sklair and Otto Sieben.
- 270b. "Pat the Dog" - SpongeBob checks on the worms; SpongeBob trains Patrick to do tricks.
- 277a. "Captain Pipsqueak" - E.V.I.L. at The Foot's house.
- 284b. "SpongeBob on Parade" - "It's moron-themed alright. You didn't even use my drawing!" (low-pitched -1)
- 297b. "Don't Make Me Laugh" - "Nobody will hear my laughs in here!"
Wacky Willy[]
Wacky Willy was composed by Andy Clark. There are two versions.
Wacky Willy (A)[]
- 279a. "Welcome to Binary Bottom" - SquidBot and RoboGary crash into people; "Sandroid, wait! Gary is too young to have his actuators hog-tied!"
Wacky Willy (B)[]
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 9a. "To Dad and Back" - Cecil riding a unicycle.
Waddle Cop[]
Waddle Cop was composed by David Farnon. The instruments include the trombone, tuba, muted trumpet, clarinet and temple blocks.
- 56b. "I Had an Accident" - SpongeBob states he is never leaving his house again.
- 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - Solid milk.
Wagon Train[]
Wagon Train was composed by Larry Hochman.
- 33b. "Big Baby Patrick" - SpongeBob takes Patrick out for a walk.
Wah Wah (A)[]
Wah Wah (A) was composed by Richard Myhill.
- 89b. "Sing a Song of Patrick" - "What is that horrible smell?"
Waikiki Beach[]
Waikiki Beach was composed by William Bell.
- 14a. "Help Not Wanted" - Campers eating Cecil's chili.
Waikiki Dance[]
Waikiki Dance was composed by Lionel Wendling.
- 186a. "Safe Deposit Krabs" - Customers getting free interest.
- 245a. "Gary's Got Legs" - Ending.
- 248a. "The Krusty Bucket" - Title card.
Waikiki Queen[]
Waikiki Queen was composed by Hans Haider.
- 32a. "Pressure" - The ending.
Wailing Strings[]
Wailing Strings was composed by Gerhard Trede.
- 130b. "Model Sponge" - "Now that I have no need of purchasing food for myself, I do not need a refrigerator."
Wailing Theremin 2[]
Wailing Theremin 2 was composed by Harry Lubin.
- 169b. "Planet of the Jellyfish" - "Does Jellyfish Fields seem different today?"
- 193a. "Sanctuary!" - "Don't worry, I'm taking very good care of all my snails."
Wait for It[]
Wait for It was composed by Van Phillips.
- 246a. "Plankton's Old Chum" - Plankton arrives with the rotten chum tank outside the snail park.
- 246b. "Stormy Weather" - "I'm gonna suck him right out of the sky to save my reputation, after these messages."
Waiting for Santa Claus B[]
Waiting for Santa Claus B was composed by Gregor Narholz.
- 246a. "Plankton's Old Chum" - Kids playing in rotten chum; Everyone celebrating Chum Day.
- 272. "SpongeBob's Road to Christmas" - Plankton sees Santa holding the "formula."
Walking Bass[]
Walking Bass was composed by Richard Myhill.
- 10a. "Culture Shock" - During Gary's poetry.
Walking on the Beach A[]
Walking on the Beach A was composed by Kapono Beamer and Mac Prindy.
- 238a. "Appointment TV" - Patrick looking for his rock at Impound Yard.
- 250b. "Karen's Baby" - Chip leaves his parents for college.
Walking the Cat C[]
Walking the Cat C was composed by Danny Fromajio and Peter Hajioff.
- 248b. "Squid's on a Bus" - SpongeBob inserting coins in the bus' coin deposit.
Walk in a Nightmare[]
Walk in a Nightmare was composed by Syd Dale.
- 220. "The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom" - SpongeBob and Patrick get inside "The Horrors of the Chum Bucket."
Walk Ya Horse[]
Walk Ya Horse was composed by Preservation Hall and Jenson Navarro.
- 19b. "Kamp Kow" - Patrick finds a cow
- 26a. "Hats Off to Space" - Hatty introduces himself to SpongeBob and Sandy.
Waltz Elegante[]
Waltz Elegante was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.
Waltz Elegante [#25][]
- 75b. "That's No Lady" - "The lovely Patricia has returned to us."
Waltz Elegante [#27][]
- 67a. "Enemy In-Law" - Plankton asks for Mrs. Krabs' hand in marriage.
Waltzing Flutes[]
Waltzing Flutes was composed by Gerhard Narholz.
- 50b. "Krusty Krab Training Video" - Title card.
Waltzing from the Sleeping Beauty[]
Waltzing from the Sleeping Beauty was composed by Peter Tchaikovsky.
- 17b. "The Jelly Life" - The jellyfish accept SpongeBob.
Waltzing in Dreamland[]
Waltzing in Dreamland was composed by Alan Moorhouse.
- 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - The old lady (Granny) and Gary dance to the "boogie-woogie."
Waltz in a Graveyard[]
Waltz in a Graveyard was composed by John Rowcroft. There are two versions used in the series.
Waltz in a Graveyard (b)[]
- 278a. "Squidferatu" - SpongeBob goes through Nosferatu's magazines (low-pitched -1); SpongeBob and Squidward in bed.
- 289b. "FUN-Believable" - Rube interviews Nosferatu.
Waltz in a Graveyard Sting (a)[]
- 278a. "Squidferatu" - Squidward reads the name on the envelope.
Waltz of the Flowers[]
Waltz of the Flowers was composed by Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky.
- 127b. "I ♥ Dancing" - SpongeBob does ribbon-dancing.
Waltz Scherzo[]
Waltz Scherzo was composed by Jack Shaindlin.
- 7a. "The Haunting of Star House" - Opening.
War Agitato[]
War Agitato was composed by Jack Shaindlin.
- 6a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" - Mermaid Man says "Evil"; "EVIL! Where is it?"
War Clouds[]
War Clouds was composed by Gary Kettel.
- 12b. "Employee of the Month" - SpongeBob and Squidward shake hands. (Plays behind Timpani - Military (d), also by Kettel.)
War Lords[]
War Lords was composed by Robert Cornford.
- 8a. "Sandy's Rocket" - SpongeBob thinks the scenery of Bikini Bottom is a trick.
- 90c. "The Krusty Plate" - Steel wool.
War Statements[]
War Statements were composed by Laurie Johnson.
Warming Them Up[]
Warming Them Up was composed by Andy Vale.
- 224b. "Scavenger Pants" - Loch Ness Monster eats Squidward.
Wargames[]
Wargames was composed by Keith Mansfield.
- 123-124. "Truth or Square" - "It's a perfect opportunity for Plankton to try and steal the formula."
- 219b. "Larry the Floor Manager" - SpongeBob cowers behind some weights.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 2a. "Stair Wars" - Bunny goes up the stairs.
Wargames Link (D)[]
Wargames Link (D) was composed by Keith Mansfield.
- 19b. "Neptune's Spatula" - Neptune explains to SpongeBob that the loser has to give up fry cooking "for good."
- 121a. "Sand Castles in the Sand" - SpongeBob builds tank out of sand.
Wargames Link Section[]
Wargames Link Section was composed by Keith Mansfield. There are different variations.
Wargames Link Section(D)[]
- 5b. "Camper Gary" - SpongeBob promises to protect Gary.
Wargames Link Section (G)[]
- 6a. "Midnight Snack Attack" - "Karen! Lower the Plankoscope!"
Wargames Linking Sections[]
- The Wargames Linking Sections were composed by Keith Mansfield.
Warlord[]
Warlord was composed by Wolfgang Kafer.
- 67b. "Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture" - "Space! The final countdown!"
- 135a. "Back to the Past" - Man Ray laughs evilly.
War of Nerves[]
War of Nerves was composed by John Scott.
- 24b. "Imitation Krabs" - SpongeBob reveals the disastrous consequence, tartar sauce!
Washing Machine[]
Washing Machine was composed by Jean-Jacques Perrey.
- 256a. "SpongeBob in RandomLand" - SpongeBob and Squidward walking through RandomLand.
- 267b. "Dream Hoppers" - SpongeBob and Patrick dancing with some objects at Patrick's stomach while the patty escapes.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 6a. "Gas Station Vacation" - The family uses the car wash as a water ride.
Watch Out![]
- Watch Out! was composed by Dick Stephen Walter. The instruments in this song include the flute and the tuba.
Watermusic Suite In F Major - Part 6[]
Watermusic Suite In F Major - Part 6 was composed by George Frideric Handel.
- 28b. "Now Museum, Now You Don't" - At the museum; "And don't touch the art."; Lady Upturn returns to the museum.
Watusi Beach (a)[]
Watusi Beach (a) was composed by Steve Goomas and Doug Perkins.
- 219b. "Larry the Floor Manager" - SpongeBob sabotages the weight machine.
Wave Running A[]
Wave Running A was composed by Charlie Brissette.
The Way West[]
The Way West was composed by Jack Dorsey.
- 42b. "My Pretty Seahorse" - "She's beautiful!"
We Put to Sea![]
We Put to Sea! was composed by Dick Stephen Walter.
- 5a. "The Treasure of Kamp Koral" - Chest full of money.
We Wish You A Merry Christmas (a)[]
We Wish You A Merry Christmas (a) was composed by Simon Benson.
- 10a. "Just in Time for Christmas" - Patrick gives gifts to the time travelers.
Wedding March (Dixieland Version)[]
Wedding March (Dixieland Version) is a Dixieland arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy's "Wedding March" by Ed Wernov.
SpongeBob SquarePants[]
- 100b. "Stanley S. SquarePants" - Stanley and Harold wear bride and groom outfits.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 32b. "Tying the Klop-Knot" - GrandPat as Bunny's wedding dress; Patrick as the ring bearer.
Wedding March (Home Organ Version)[]
Wedding March (Home Organ Version) is an electronic organ arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy's "Wedding March" by Geoff Bastow.
SpongeBob SquarePants[]
- 123-124. "Truth or Square" - SpongeBob and Sandy's wedding; SpongeBob and Sandy "kiss."
- 196b. "Married to Money" - Mr. Krabs kisses Cashina.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 14b. "FitzPatrick" - Patrick gets married.
- 32b. "Tying the Klop-Knot" - "Now we join these two, in holy marskepony."
Wedding Procession[]
Wedding Procession is an organ arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" by Leslie Pearson.
- 6a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" - Mermaid Man banishes SpongeBob from the Shady Shoals Rest Home
Weekend Break[]
Weekend Break (alternate title: "Skip To It [Long Version]") was composed by Phil Green, Geoffrey Love, Ken Thorne.
- 205a. "Whirly Brains" - "It's time to free our minds."
Weeping Willow[]
Weeping Willow was composed by Patrice Sciortino.
- 88c. "Slimy Dancing" - Second part of Squidward's audition; second part of SpongeBob and Squidward's act.
Weightless[]
Weightless was composed by Fredric Bayco.
- 237. "Goons on the Moon" - "The moon's been pulled out of its regular orbit. That could have disastrous effects on the Earth's tides."
Weird Bridge[]
Weird Bridge was composed by Roger Roger.
Weirdo[]
Weirdo was composed by Abe Most.
- 5b. "I Smell a Pat" - "I can't host the show until I know where that freaky, funky smell is coming from!"
- 11a. "X Marks the Pot" - Patrick digs a hole in the basement.
We Shall Return! 2[]
We Shall Return! 2 was composed by Udi Harpaz.
- 97b. "The Battle of Bikini Bottom" - Patrick describes the history of Bikini Bottom.
Welk Lounge 1 Gtr-A#[]
Welk Lounge 1 Gtr-A# is a sound effect from Zero-G Sample Libraries.
- 296b. "Squidiot Box" - Cushion fort.
Western Ballad[]
Western Ballad was composed by Pierre-Jean Gidon.
- 96. "Pest of the West" - "Thank you, Sheriff SpongeBuck, for saving our town."
Western Frontier (a)[]
Western Frontier (a) was composed by Jody Karl Jenkins.
- 246b. "Stormy Weather" - "You're not the only one who knows how to use a leaf blower, sucker."
Western Panorama[]
Western Panorama was composed by Len Beadle.
SpongeBob SquarePants[]
- 16a. "Valentine's Day" - Sandy arrives at the carnival with Patrick's valentine.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 4. "The Yard Sale" - Western GrandPat walking to a gold mine; Patrick and Krabs haggle over the vacuum.
Western Pop[]
Western Pop was composed by Laurent Michel Lombard.
- 96. "Pest of the West" - SpongeBuck steps on Plankton.
Western Spaghetti[]
Western Spaghetti was composed by Eric Caspar and Eric Gemsa.
- 96. "Pest of the West" - Funeral/ice cream parlor.
Western Square[]
Western Square was composed by Otto Sieben.
- 7a. "What About Meep?" - Sandy comes in.
Western Square Dance A[]
Western Square Dance A was composed by John Fox.
SpongeBob SquarePants[]
- 225b. "Pat the Horse" - Patrick acting like a horse.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 3b. "Pat-a-thon" - "Hold everything! Stop the music!"
Western Wedding[]
Western Wedding was composed by Harry Bluestone.
- . "Yokel to Tough Guy" - SpongeBuck going from yokel to tough guy.
Western Wind[]
Western Wind was composed by Richard Kilian and Krys Moram.
- 17a. "Camp Crossbones" - Sandy lassos the counselor ship.
West Point[]
West Point was composed by Larry Hochman.
- 94a. "Blackened Sponge" - "He ran all the way home, leaving behind a pool of tears."
- 181a. "License to Milkshake" - Captain Frostymug gives everyone their milkshake licenses.
West Side Rumble[]
West Side Rumble was composed by Sam Spence.
What?[]
What? was composed by Sven Perner.
- 128a. "Growth Spout" - "Who's there?"
- 144b. "Karate Star" - SpongeBob does the inverted whirlpool; Patrick does the inverted whirlpool.
Whatever It Takes[]
Whatever It Takes was composed by Sam Spence.
- 193b. "What's Eating Patrick?" - Patrick's training montage.
What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor?[]
What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor? is a traditional folk song composed by Okko Bekker. It seems to be semi-associated with Mr. Krabs.
The Wheels of Industry[]
The Wheels of Industry was composed by Robert Sharples.
- 50b. "Krusty Krab Training Video" - "Welcome aboard!"; Retirement home.
- 69a. "Krusty Towers" - Squidward and SpongeBob see the Krusty Towers for the first time.
- 84b. "Boat Smarts" - The "buckling up" segment.
Wheels Within Wheels[]
Wheels Within Wheels was composed by Ronald Hanmer.
Where Am I?[]
Where Am I? was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.
- 207a. "Mimic Madness" - Patrick, Squidward, Sandy, Mr. Krabs, and Plankton find SpongeBob; "It's not working, fellers!"
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]
- 3b. "Cabin of Curiosities" - They spot a cabin.
Where Danger Lurks[]
Where Danger Lurks was composed by Ronald Hanmer.
- 45a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy IV" - SpongeBob shrinks everybody in town.
- 93c. "BlackJack" - SpongeBob arrives at his parents' house.
Where Dreams Come True (a)[]
Where Dreams Come True (a) was composed by Jim Rattigan. The cover version was composed by Ron Goodwin.
- 9a. "Nature Pants" - The beginning.
Where's the Fire?[]
Where's the Fire? was composed by John Fiddy and Otto Sieben.
- 258b. "The Goofy Newbie" - Kids latch onto Patrick and he tries to eat all the ice cream; Patrick eats all the ice cream at Goofy Goober's.
Whimsey[]
Whimsey was composed by Arthur Wilkinson.
- 250b. "Karen's Baby" - Chip starts walking; Chip continues walking.
- 261a. "Lighthouse Louie" - SpongeBob calls the snail Louie.
Whimsical Walk[]
Whimsical Walk was composed by Phillip Green.
- 129a. "Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy" - People laugh at Sandy.
- 132b. "Kracked Krabs" - Exterior shot of the hotel.
Whimsical Walker[]
Whimsical Walker was composed by Ronald Hanmer.
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]
- 1. "The Jellyfish Kid" - SpongeBob goes inside the cave.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 9b. "Survivoring" - "Whoa there! You kids can't bring all that!"
Whisky Sour[]
Whisky Sour was composed by David Morse.
- 76b. "Hocus Pocus" - Plays on radio.
Whisper from the Past[]
- Gregor F. Narholz. Although it is the same composition, different versions of it were used. Whisper from the Past was composed by
Whistle Stop[]
Whistle Stop was composed by Nikolas Ammar.
- "The Krabby Patty Chronicles: New York City Sightseeing Tour" - Plays throughout.
- "The Krabby Patty Chronicles: The Dog" - Flipper takes a walk with his dog.
The Whistler[]
- The Whistler was composed by Jack Parnell and Derek Scott.
Whistling Baker's Boy[]
Whistling Baker's Boy was composed by Len Stevens.
- 1. "The Jellyfish Kid" - Campers line up
Whistling Rufus[]
Whistling Rufus was composed by Phil Kelsall.
- 283a. "Ma and Pa's Big Hurrah" - "I never even knew there was a 24-hour roller rink in Bikini Bottom." (high-pitched +2)
Whistling Star[]
Whistling Star was composed by Tommy Reilly and James Moody.
White Satin[]
White Satin was composed by Fredric Bayco.
- 266. "Escape from Beneath Glove World" - SpongeBob, Patrick, and the little kid follow a group of glove testers to the Danger Glove Testing room.
Who's This[]
Who's This was composed by Sammy Burdson and John Charles Fiddy.
Who's This B[]
- 39b. "The Fry Cook Games" - Patrick dives.
Who's This D[]
- 39b. "The Fry Cook Games" - SpongeBob flips.
Why Am I So Poor? (b)[]
Why Am I So Poor? (b) was composed by Laszlo Borteri.
- 131b. "A Pal for Gary" - SpongeBob gets Puffy Fluffy.
- 141a. "The Curse of the Hex" - "Give me one good reason why I should lift the curse."; "We have the gold doubloon you asked for."
The Wicked Witch[]
The Wicked Witch was composed by John Fox and Otto Sieben.
- 66. "Dunces and Dragons" - The prisoners are released from jail; The travelers prepare for their plan.
Wide Horizons[]
Wide Horizons was composed by Gilbert Vinter.
- 12b. "Super Sitters" - "Wouldn't it be great to go back in time..."
Wien Bleibt Wien[]
Wien Bleibt Wien was composed by Andrew Pilmer.
- 128b. "Stuck in the Wringer" - SpongeBob gets a black eye.
- 270a. "Goofy Scoopers" - SpongeBob and Patrick at the circus.
The Wild Bunch[]
The Wild Bunch was composed by Sam Spence.
- 55a. "The Great Snail Race" - Race starts.
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]
- 12a. "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" -
- 21b. "Prickly Pests" - SpongeBob and Patrick floating on the outhouse over a sea of urchins.
Wild Eyes[]
Wild Eyes was composed by Ronald Hanmer.
Wild Panic[]
- Wild Panic was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.
The Wild West[]
The Wild West was composed Larry Hochman.
- 96. "Pest of the West" - "But I know we can beat him!"
The Wild West (a)[]
The Wild West (a) was composed by Ron Goodwin.
- 96. "Pest of the West" - "Hi, guys! I'm back in the nick of time!"
- . "Spurskate" - Plays throughout.
The Wild Wild West[]
The Wild Wild West was composed by John Fox.
- 96. "Pest of the West" - Sandy's aunt discovers oil.
- 225b. "Pat the Horse" - SpongeBob finds Patrick and rides in.
Will He, Won't He?[]
- Will He, Won't He? was composed by David Lindup.
William Tell Overture[]
The William Tell Overture was composed by Gioachino Rossini.
Willy Nilly[]
Willy Nilly was composed by Cyril Watters.
- 81. "Friend or Foe" - The backstory of Mr. Krabs & Plankton in grade school.
- . "Movie Etiquette" - Plays throughout.
Window Shopping[]
Window Shopping was composed by Peter Yorke.
- 222b. "Teacher's Pests" - Mrs. Puff shows a driving safety film to Krabs and Plankton.
Wind In Her Hair[]
Wind In Her Hair was composed by Tommy Reilly and James Moody.
- 3b. "Cabin of Curiosities" - They show Sandy and Squidward their "badges."
Winds of War [#8][]
Winds of War [#8] was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.
- 177b. "Move It or Lose It" - "So, who's getting bulldozed today?"
- 183a. "Eek, an Urchin!" - SpongeBob and Squidward hop onto the grill.
- 184a. "Jailbreak!" - "Follow me to the Krusty Krab."
- 194b. "The Sewers of Bikini Bottom" - "The halftime wave, man!"
Winter Sleigh Ride[]
Winter Sleigh Ride was composed by Simon Benson.
- 272. "SpongeBob's Road to Christmas" - SpongeBob knocks on Santa's door.
Wishful Thinking[]
Wishful Thinking was composed by Richard Myhill.
- 4a. "Naughty Nautical Neighbors" - Solitude in E Minor. (Only two notes play because Patrick falls asleep.)
Witches' Brew[]
Witches' Brew was composed by Tony Kinsey.
SpongeBob SquarePants[]
- 278b. "Slappy Daze" - Opening.
The Patrick Star Show[]
- 3b. "Pat-a-thon" - Start of Dr. Plankenstein segment; Dr. Plankenstein saws through a sheet.
Witch Way Is Up (b)[]
Witch Way Is Up (b) was composed by Magnum Opus.
- 278a. "Squidferatu" - Title card.
With Following Winds[]
With Following Winds was composed by Jan Schneeberg and Boris Schoska.
- 236a. "Call the Cops" - Police officer puts on headphones.
With Tongue in Cheek[]
With Tongue in Cheek was composed by Trevor Duncan.
- 38b. "Artist Unknown" - SpongeBob and Squidward make marble sculptures.
Witty Fellow[]
- Witty Fellow was composed by Gerhard Trede.
Woe is Me![]
Woe is Me! was composed by Richard Myhill.
Wonderland[]
Wonderland was composed by Thomas Howe and Stephen Tait.
- 31b. "Dr. Smart Science" - Patrick looking in a "crystal ball."
Wonderland of Snow[]
Wonderland of Snow was composed by Terry Day.
- 46a. "Snowball Effect" - Title card.
Wondrous Pastures[]
Wondrous Pastures was composed by John Fox.
- 9a. "Nature Pants" - SpongeBob finds out that he is home at Jellyfish Fields.
- 24b. "Imitation Krabs" - The beginning.
Wooden Bear[]
- Wooden Bear was composed by Gil Flat, Tony Tape and Florian Voelxen. This cue seems to be semi-associated with Plankton and Patrick.
Woodwind Comedy Transitions - Part 18[]
Woodwind Comedy Transitions - Part 18 was composed by Van Phillips.
- 296a. "BassWard" - Bubble Bass sleeping; "I'm walking!"
- 296b. "Squidiot Box" - How's it going in there, Squidward?"
Workaday World[]
Workaday World was composed by Jack Beaver.
- 109b. "The Krabby Kronicle" - Mr. Krabs prints counterfeit money.
- 130b. "Model Sponge" - Plays during the "New Sponge" commercial.
Worker's Symphony[]
Worker's Symphony was composed by Hans May.
- 61a. "Fear of a Krabby Patty" - “Day 15! Give it up for Day 15!”
- 81. "Friend or Foe" - Mr. Krabs explains the process (followed by a montage) of making their burger.
- 95a. "The Inmates of Summer" - SpongeBob types on a typewriter.
Workers Playtime[]
Workers Playtime was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.
- 109b. "The Krabby Kronicle" - Patrick watches a pole.
- 118b. "Komputer Overload" - "Have you ever witnessed such marvelous machinery?"
Working Machines[]
Working Machines was composed by Gerhard Trede.
- 167b. "Bubble Buddy Returns" - Stock footage of steel foundry.
- 198b. "CopyBob DittoPants" - Army of copies.
World Champions[]
World Champions was composed by Harry Rabinowitz.
- 7a. "What About Meep?" - Anchovies run around the bases; the scoreboard flies away.
- 21b. "Prickly Pests" - Nobby launches Narlene at the observation tower.
- 22a. "Are You Smarter Than a Smart Cabin?" - "Let's get cleaning!"
World Events 2 [#42.08][]
World Events 2 [#42.08] was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.
- 201a. "Sandy's Nutmare" - Tree with acorns grows.
World in Action[]
World in Action is a much-used piece of incidental music from the 1968-1973 Southern TV children's adventure programme, Freewheelers. It was composed by Laurie Johnson.
- 20b. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II" - SpongeBob presses the origami button.
- 84a. "Spy Buddies" - Mr. Krabs uses a cannon to shoot customers at Plankton's blimp.
- 217a. "Spot Returns" - Plankton introduces the puppies.
- 262b. "The Hankering" - Krabs, Chum Monkey, SpongeBob and Karen watching Sal's movie at the cinema.
World of Fantasy[]
World of Fantasy was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.
World of Sport[]
World of Sport was composed by Don Harper. It was the theme song to the British sports programme of the same name.
- 47b. "Can You Spare a Dime?" - "I could be a football player, or a king, or a spaceman!" (High-pitched)