Mongrels first aired on BBC Three in 2010 and ran for two series before ending in 2011. Created as an adult puppet sitcom, it centred on metrosexual fox Nelson and his animal friends living in the grounds of a London pub, with musical numbers and celebrity voice guests as part of its style. Its opening credits theme became one of its most recognisable elements for viewers. Short clips of the theme still circulate among fans sharing episodes, edits and memories of the short lived series.
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The opening credits theme from Mongrels, the BBC puppet comedy about urban animals, used as a short TV intro sting for video edits and fan posts.
This is the brief opening credits music from Mongrels, the adult puppet sitcom that followed a group of urban animals living behind a London pub. The theme is short, bright and slightly chaotic, matching the show's mix of cute puppet designs and rude, fast paced humour. In just a few seconds it sets up the world and the characters before the episode begins. Online, the clip works as an instant signal for fans of the series, and as a quirky intro sting that gives a video a deliberately offbeat British comedy feel.