Maestas as Baby Girl (Episode 24) Anaisa Maestas as Baby Girl (Episode 24) William Devane as Michael Davis (Episodes 10-16) Episodes Notes Season 1 (2006) Season 2 (2006–07) The second season of the series premiered on October 9, 2006. Along with Wife Swap and The Bachelor, it was part of ABC's first primetime Monday evening lineup for the fall not to include Monday Night Football, since that show's shift to ESPN. Contrasting with what had historically been a night which drew high male viewership, What About Brian? was seen by some industry analysts as the closer to a new lineup appealing particularly to female viewers. Every episode in the second season begins with "What About...?". Unaired pilot An unaired pilot with a completely different structure from the first episode was created, with Polly Shannon portraying Marjorie instead of Sarah Lancaster. International broadcasts Home media Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has released the entire series on DVD in Region 1. Music Howie Day's "Collide" is the song used in the announcement commercials. The theme song that appears at the beginning of each episode is "Calling All Friends" by Low Stars. The 1970 song "Hey Hey What Can I Do?" by Led Zeppelin inspired the theme song and also has lyrics that parallel the show's plot. The lyrics of the song tell of a man's love for a woman that he will never have all to himself; a woman who 'wants to ball all day', 'stays drunk all the time', and who 'won't be true.' The first verse is a declaration of his love and his desire to tell her that she is the only one for him. The second verse describes her infidelity and his jealousy and frustration. In the third verse he comes to the conclusion that he must leave her 'where the guitars play', a sentiment reinforced by the vamp in which the lead singer, Robert Plant, is backed by the rest of the band repeating the two lines; 'Hey hey what can I do' and 'Oh Lord what can I say.' Colin Hay's music has been used in several episodes of What About Brian?: Hay's song "Waiting for My Real Life to Begin?" ended the episode "Two in 24" and was also used in the episode "Sex, Lies and Videotape." "Beautiful World" ended the episode "Moving Day." "Don't Wait Up" ended the episode "The Importance of Being Brian"