"Lunch", was staged in a manner intended to be reminiscent of the tune's cartoon uses. In August 2009, Sinking Ship Productions staged a musical portrait of Raymond Scott entitled Powerhouse at the New York International Fringe Festival. The composition "Powerhouse" was used as a recurring theme. Sinking Ship presented a revised and fully-staged version of the production at the New Ohio Theatre in Manhattan in 2014. On August 8, 2013, the Raymond Scott Orchestrette performed an arrangement of "Powerhouse" to accompany Dance Heginbotham's choreographic work Manhattan Research at New York's Lincoln Center Out Of Doors summer concert series. "Powerhouse" was also used in some PBS commercials in 2000 urging viewers to shop. In 2014, the Dubuque, Iowa, Colts Drum and Bugle Corps included "Powerhouse" as part of their show, "Dark Side of the Rainbow". In 2016, Bethesda Softworks used the Scott Quintette's original 1937 recording in a showcase presentation for their Fallout 4 and Fallout Shelter games. In 2017, Chapo Trap House utilized the piece for their Call of Cthulhu Tabletop Game series. The "assembly line" section was used on Neil Cicierega's 2020 album Mouth Dreams in the song "Whitehouse", in which it was matched up with the vocals to The White Stripes' "Fell in Love with a Girl". In April 2021 the tune was used in the CBS TV show Young Sheldon, in the opening scene of the episode "Mitch's Son and the Unconditional Approval of a Government Agency" (season 4, ep. 14). References External links Raymond Scott performs "Powerhouse" on Seventy-five "Powerhouse" adaptions and performances compiled on YouTube by the Raymond Scott Channel Raymond Scott's "Powerhouse" at Jazz.com from Sinking Ship Productions' theatrical presentation Powerhouse, recorded during the New York International Fringe Festival Opening Press Conference, August 12, 2009 A trailer for Sinking Ship Productions' Powerhouse at their website, which uses "Powerhouse", along with other Raymond Scott compositions Jazz compositions 1937 compositions Works by Raymond Scott Brunswick Records singles Columbia Records singles