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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Created by Michael Pearlstein, Sniz & Fondue was based on the 1992 Nickelodeon animated short "Psyched for Snuppa", co-produced by animator John R. Dilworth. This featured Sniz and Fondue's roommates Snuppa and Bianca having trouble babysitting the devilish neighbor-children Travis and Rebecca. Fondue was named Squeaky here. The previous name of Fondue was referenced in the Season 1 episode of Sniz & Fondue "Mod Stylin" when Sniz calls him "Squeaky Fondue". The short used an original music score. However, the first season mostly used stock music from Associated Production Music. The cue used for the show's title card was "Toys for Boys", composed by Boris Schoska. The second and third seasons went back to using original music cues and also featured a new title card.