Theme songs are musical pieces specifically composed or selected to represent a particular television show, movie, video game, or other media. They often play during the opening or closing credits and serve to set the tone or establish the identity of the work. Theme songs may include lyrics that reflect the narrative or themes of the show or movie, leading to a strong association between the song and the media it accompanies. In some cases, a theme song can become iconic or synonymous with a franchise, contributing to its popularity and cultural impact. The purpose of a theme song is to create instant recognition and emotional connection for the audience, enhancing the overall viewing experience.
"1 Billion People's Big Questions!? Laugh & Cry!" transitions to a new Saturday evening slot, previously airing for 28 years on Wednesdays. The move is highlighted by George Tokoro's lively…