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''' | '''Audio:''' The closing theme of the show. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||
* When Nickelodeon revamped their credits pushback on their shows in August 2001 (which as a result cuts off the ending theme in favor of promos), the logo gained a theme. It consists of a chorus singing the company name, followed by a mysterious flute/gong tune (similar to Native American tribe woodwind music) which played over the following [[Nickelodeon Productions]] logo. Composed by Jim Lang, the head composer for ''Hey Arnold!''. | * When Nickelodeon revamped their credits pushback on their shows in August 2001 (which as a result cuts off the ending theme in favor of promos), the logo gained a theme. It consists of a chorus singing the company name, followed by a mysterious flute/gong tune (similar to Native American tribe woodwind music) which played over the following [[Nickelodeon Productions]] logo. Composed by Jim Lang, the head composer for ''Hey Arnold!''. | ||
* An airing on the ''Hey Arnold!'' episode, "April Fools' Day" actually replaced the musical version and instead used the end theme from the episode, "Timberly Loves Arnold/Eugene, Eugene!" which played over the Nickelodeon logo that followed as well. | * An airing on the ''Hey Arnold!'' episode, "April Fools' Day" actually replaced the musical version and instead used the end theme from the episode, "Timberly Loves Arnold/Eugene, Eugene!" which played over the Nickelodeon logo that followed as well. | ||