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*This is one of the few tracks that has been used in every season at least once since its introduction in [[season 1]]. | *This is one of the few tracks that has been used in every season at least once since its introduction in [[season 1]]. | ||
** It is, along with [[Grass Skirt Chase]], [[12th St Rag]], [[Dramatic Cues]] | ** It is, along with [[Grass Skirt Chase]], [[12th St Rag]], and the [[Dramatic Cues]] the only tracks that are played in all seasons of the series. | ||
** If season 14 and season 15 weren't split, [[Horlepiep]] and [[House Of Horror]] would have still played in each season. | |||
*With 19 usages to date, this track is currently tied with "[[Drunken Sailor]]" for the third most commonly used title card music, behind "[[Clownfish Capers]]" and "[[Hawaiian Misadventures B]]." | *With 19 usages to date, this track is currently tied with "[[Drunken Sailor]]" for the third most commonly used title card music, behind "[[Clownfish Capers]]" and "[[Hawaiian Misadventures B]]." | ||
*The usage of this track sped up in [[season 6]], slowed down in [[season 7]] and sped up again in [[season 10]]. | *The usage of this track sped up in [[season 6]], slowed down in [[season 7]] and sped up again in [[season 10]]. | ||
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Template:NC Template:Infobox OM "Cream Pie" is a Hawaiian track composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield. It features humming, a steel guitar and ukulele being played and usually plays on title cards, when something happy happens, or during endings.
Alternate titles: "Cream Bie," "Creampie"
Usage
Episodes
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Shorts
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Other
- "Plankton! Promo" - First instance of this track on air.
- "Revenge of the Flying Dutchman E3 build" - Music for the Reef blower.
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Trivia
- This is one of the few tracks that has been used in every season at least once since its introduction in season 1.
- It is, along with Grass Skirt Chase, 12th St Rag, and the Dramatic Cues the only tracks that are played in all seasons of the series.
- If season 14 and season 15 weren't split, Horlepiep and House Of Horror would have still played in each season.
- With 19 usages to date, this track is currently tied with "Drunken Sailor" for the third most commonly used title card music, behind "Clownfish Capers" and "Hawaiian Misadventures B."
- The usage of this track sped up in season 6, slowed down in season 7 and sped up again in season 10.
- This is the last track to play in season 4.
- In season 2, season 8, and season 10, this track was only used as title card music.
- season 1, season 3, season 4, season 9, and season 13, are the only seasons where this track was not used in a title card.
- The first time this played in a title card, it was low-pitched.
- It took six years for this track to return as a title card track in normal pitch, in "The Inmates of Summer."
- Between "Bubble Troubles" and "House Worming," this track took over 5 years to return as title card music again.
- "Not Normal," "Gone," "No Hat for Pat," and "Toy Store of Doom" are the only sister episodes to use this track.
- This soundtrack plays in the ending for "Not Normal" and as the title card music for "Gone" back-to-back.