Every sequence
All 3405 of them, grouped by the decade their show began. The site is about sequences rather than shows, and this is the only page that lists them as such.
A show's sequences stay together under the decade it started in, even where the run carried on into the next one.
2020s617 sequences
- 1883 — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload combines this show's titles with 1923's and Yellowstone's in one video, so none of the three can be linked cleanly.
- 1899 — Season 183sThe only season's sequence.
- 1923 — Season 1No usable clip kept. The only available upload bundles this show's titles with 1883's and Yellowstone's in a single video, so none of the three can be linked cleanly — the same problem 1883 has.
- 3 Body Problem — Season 178sThe first season's sequence.
- The 8 Show — Season 160sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- 9-1-1: Lone Star — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles the title card with the end credits — the same failure that documented the parent series, so neither member of the franchise is reachable.
- 9-1-1: Nashville — Season 134sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Abbott Elementary — Season 113sFan upload from a titles-only channel. Thirteen seconds.
- Acapulco — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Silo's title sequence from Apple's own channel.
- The Acolyte — Season 110sFan upload of the first episode's title sequence.
- Adolescence — Season 175sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Adults — Season 130sFrom the series' own channel. Found while searching for The Comedians — the wrong answer was a show that was itself on the unsurveyed list.
- The Afterparty — Season 149sThe first season's sequence.
- Agatha All Along — Season 19sFan upload.
- The Agency — Season 141sThe opening as broadcast.
- Ahsoka — Season 173sFan upload.
- Alchemy of Souls — Season 130sFan upload under the Korean title 환혼. Korean original audio.
- Alice in Borderland — Season 158sThe first season's sequence.
- Alien: Earth — Season 143sFan upload. The line-by-line construction of the title is a direct quotation of Ridley Scott's main title, which is the point.
- All Creatures Great & Small — Season 130sFan upload. Aerial passes over the moors and drystone walls — the landscape doing the work a cast montage usually does.
- All of Us Are Dead — Season 123sThe first season's sequence.
- All's Fair — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a 1976 CBS sitcom of the same name, the production company logos, and entertainment-news segments.
- Amandaland — Season 122sFan upload.
- The Amazing Digital Circus — Season 1No usable clip kept. The creator's own posting is the theme over a static logo with an audio waveform along the bottom, and that moving waveform is exactly what gets a still image past a check for still images.
- American Gigolo — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is the 1980 film's title sequence.
- American Horror Stories — Season 161sFan upload, recorded from the first season's sixth episode.
- American Primeval — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the unrelated ITV series Primeval, which is catalogued separately as a result.
- American Rust — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the Canadian service Crave's re-wrapped version.
- American Sports Story — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the closing credits rather than the opening.
- Andor — Seasons 1–240sNo sequence — a title card and Nicholas Britell's theme, and the episode begins.
- Animal Control — Season 130sFan upload of the opening credits.
- The Apothecary Diaries — Season 1101sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Apples Never Fall — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return The Fall, which outranks it on the word.
- Arcane — Season 169sThe first season's sequence, over Imagine Dragons' 'Enemy'.
- Archive 81 — Season 129sThe only season's sequence.
- The Artful Dodger — Season 15sFan upload of the title sequence. Five seconds. The next result is Escape of the Artful Dodger, a different Australian series entirely.
- As We See It — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Prime Video service ident rather than the series.
- Aspirants — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Cubicles, a different TVF series — which was itself missing and is now catalogued.
- Asur — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the background score posted as music rather than the title sequence.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender (2024) — Season 1No usable clip verified — the available upload runs three minutes and could not be confirmed as the broadcast sequence rather than a compilation.
- Avenue 5 — Season 213sThe second season's card.
- Baby Reindeer — Season 118sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- The Baby-Sitters Club — Season 185sFan upload taken from a single episode — the open carries that episode's title card at the end, which is why the clip runs longer than the sequence itself.
- Bad Monkey — Season 161sThe first season's sequence.
- Bad Sisters — Season 173sThe first season's sequence.
- Barbarians — Seasons 1–215sThe card as used across both seasons.
- Batman: Caped Crusader — Season 149sThe first season's opening title sequence, from Prime Video.
- The Bear — Season 1No regular opening titles exist. A season finale carried a one-off full sequence, but the available uploads do not identify which season clearly enough to list it against one.
- Beartown — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is Theodore Shapiro's main-title cue on a composer topic channel, which fails the frame-motion check.
- The Beast in Me — Season 1No usable clip verified. Two searches returned interviews and finale discussion, which is all that has been posted.
- The Beatles: Get Back — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a trailer, a clip or a fan mashup; Disney has not posted the title sequence on its own.
- Beef — Season 188sEvery card from the first season collected together, since no single one represents the set.
- Before — Season 156sFan upload.
- Behind Her Eyes — Season 111sFan upload of the title card, from a channel that collects them.
- Bel-Air — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an episode's music cue rather than a title sequence.
- Bergerac (2025) — Season 134sFan upload, labelled by the uploader as the new 2025 theme rather than the 1981 one.
- Berlin — Season 145sPosted by the franchise's own channel.
- Best Interests — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Person of Interest, which is the recurring failure mode for two-word titles built from common words.
- The Better Sister — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches returned chat-show appearances by the leads.
- Betty — Season 118sFan upload taken from the first episode.
- Beyond Evil — Season 142sFan upload under the Korean title 괴물. Korean original audio.
- Beyond Paradise — Season 130sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Big Boys — Season 130sPosted by Louis Hudson, who made them. The series runs a set of opening stings instead of a single title sequence, and this is the whole set for series one.
- Big Nate — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a storyboard version of the opening rather than the finished sequence.
- Biohackers — Season 125sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official credits.
- Birdgirl — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an extended edit and failed the frame-motion check as well.
- Black Bird — Season 177sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Black Doves — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing of the titles has been posted.
- Black Narcissus — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a film-studies lecture about the 1947 feature.
- Blade Runner: Black Lotus — Season 169sPosted by Adult Swim's Toonami block.
- Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War — Season 196sThe first part's opening, from VIZ Media.
- Blood & Water — Season 213sCompilation channel. Thirteen seconds — a title card rather than a sequence, which is the Netflix house length.
- Blood of Zeus — Season 1186sEvery episode's card collected, since the sequence varies week to week rather than season to season.
- Blood Sisters — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return nothing for the titles of any Nollywood streaming series.
- Bloodhounds — Season 136sFan upload of the opening sequence.
- Blue Eye Samurai — Season 154sThe first season's sequence.
- Blue Lights — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one candidate is titled for a differently named programme and could not be tied to this series.
- Blue Lock — Season 1101sThe first opening, from Crunchyroll.
- BMF — Season 193sFan upload.
- Bocchi the Rock! — Season 1100sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Bodies — Season 171sPosted by Studio AKA, who animated it — the four eras folding through one another, which is the plot.
- Bodkin — Season 150sThe first season's sequence.
- Bom Dia, Verônica — Season 131sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official credits.
- The Book of Boba Fett — Season 118sFan upload of the second episode's card. The first episode's card is a still frame and fails the moving-picture check.
- Boots — Season 128sFan upload.
- The Boroughs — Season 183sThe opening credits, from Netflix.
- Bosch: Legacy — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the parent series Bosch's main title rather than the spin-off's.
- Boston Blue — Season 131sFan upload of the 2025 opening credits.
- The Boys Presents: Diabolical — Season 111sFan upload.
- Brand New Cherry Flavor — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- Brave New World — Season 1138sFan upload.
- Breeders — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is labelled as credits and could not be confirmed as the opening.
- Bridgerton — Season 163sThe first season's sequence.
- Bridgerton — Season 262sRecut for the second season, with the string arrangement changed to match the new pairing at the centre of it.
- Business Proposal — Season 137sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Cabinet of Curiosities — Season 164sThe season's sequence, with the contents changing to suit each episode.
- Caliphate — Season 113sFan upload.
- Centaurworld — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the title sequence of See, an unrelated series.
- Central Park — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the opening song as a music track rather than the title sequence.
- Chad Powers — Season 119sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Chainsaw Man — Season 190sThe creditless opening, posted by MAPPA — the studio that made it. Kenshi Yonezu's 'KICK BACK'.
- The Chair Company — Season 111sFrom the show's own channel, posted when the sequence changed mid-run.
- The Changeling — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Severance's title sequence.
- Chapelwaite — Season 188sFan upload.
- Cheer — Season 161sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Chief of War — Season 190sThe first season's sequence.
- Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life — Season 135sPosted by Walt Disney Studios Canada.
- Chloe — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return another BBC drama's titles entirely.
- Cigarette Girl — Season 191sFan upload, posted under the Indonesian title.
- Citadel — Season 177sRestored fan upload of the first season's credits.
- City on Fire — Season 183sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who designed it.
- Clarkson's Farm — Season 190sFan upload of the series-one open. It runs longer than the broadcast title card alone — the uploader kept the establishing shots that lead into it.
- The Cleaning Lady — Season 18sFan upload of the title card. Eight seconds; the longer copy on offer is padded with the uploader's own subscribe animation.
- Colin From Accounts — Season 121sFan upload.
- The Comey Rule — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The Good Lord Bird's title sequence.
- Common Side Effects — Season 136sFan upload.
- Constellation — Season 148sThe only season's sequence.
- The Continental: From the World of John Wick — Season 190sPosted by Peacock.
- Control Z — Season 19sFan upload. Spanish original audio.
- The Couple Next Door — Season 18sFan upload of the title sequence. Eight seconds.
- Cowboy Bebop (2021) — Season 1107sThe only season's sequence, recreating the 1998 anime's opening with actors.
- Criminal Minds: Evolution — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return the parent series' twelfth season instead.
- Cross — Season 246sPosted by Digital Kitchen, who made it. The second season's main title; the first season's has not been found.
- The Crowded Room — Season 1110sFan upload.
- Cruel Summer — Season 188sFan upload, unlabelled by season. Name cards in pink script over water.
- CSI: Vegas — Season 133sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Culinary Class Wars — Season 132sFan upload of the title sequence.
- Cunk on Earth — Season 110sFan upload. Ten seconds, which is exactly as long as the joke needs.
- The Cuphead Show! — Season 182sPosted by Netflix Anime.
- The Curse — Season 1143sAll ten episode intros collected in one upload, which is the only sensible way to look at them — the sequence is a running joke about the couple's HGTV show, and each version has drifted a little further from the last.
- The Cursed — Season 140sFaces lit from below with the cast named under them, from the studio that made the sequence.
- Cyberpunk: Edgerunners — Season 1105sThe opening credits, from Netflix.
- D.P. — Season 156sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Dahaad — Season 161sFan upload taken from the first episode. Hindi original audio.
- Daisy Jones & The Six — Season 166sFan upload.
- Dandadan — Season 1101sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Daredevil: Born Again — Season 1120sThe first season's intro.
- Dark Matter — Season 177sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who designed it.
- Dark Winds — Season 151sFan upload.
- The Day of the Jackal — Season 162sThe opening credits, from Sky.
- Dead Boy Detectives — Season 179sFan upload.
- Dead Ringers — Season 1119sFan upload.
- Death and Other Details — Season 161sPosted by Digital Kitchen, who made it.
- Death by Lightning — Season 150sFan upload. The uploader says outright they posted it because nobody else had, which is the usual origin of a clip like this.
- Debris — Season 1No usable clip kept. One upload is labelled a rejected version of the sequence and the other is the theme over a static frame.
- Defending Jacob — Season 172sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Delicious in Dungeon — Season 1No usable clip verified. The studio's own upload is marked clean — the textless master rather than the broadcast opening.
- Dept. Q — Season 135sThe first season's sequence.
- The Devil Judge — Season 151sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Devil May Cry — Season 196sPosted by Netflix.
- Devs — Season 1118sFan upload.
- Dexter: New Blood — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the original Dexter's morning-routine sequence from the franchise's own channel — the same failure that documented Dexter: Resurrection before a distinct clip was found for it.
- Dexter: Original Sin — Season 199sThe opening credits, from the franchise's official channel.
- Dexter: Resurrection — Season 16sFan upload of the first episode's intro. Worth the entry precisely because of what is missing: after eight seasons of extreme close-ups on shaving and frying eggs, the revival opens on a title card and gets on with it.
- The Diplomat — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a storyboard for the sequence rather than the sequence as broadcast.
- Disclaimer — Season 1No usable clip found. Every search for this show returns Severance's sequence instead, including from Apple's own channel — twice, on different queries.
- Dispatches from Elsewhere — Season 111sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Doogie Kameāloha, M.D. — Seasons 1–237sPosted by Disney+. Photographs, tape and handwriting assembled on a page — a deliberate break from the synth-and-corridors open of the 1989 original.
- Dope Thief — Season 172sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Dopesick — Season 1No usable clip verified — the available upload could not be confirmed as the broadcast sequence.
- Down Cemetery Road — Season 159sPosted by Apple TV, who made it.
- Dr. Brain — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Murderbot's title sequence rather than anything from this series.
- Dr. Death — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a Canadian Crime + Investigation channel's wrapper rather than the series' own titles.
- Dracula — Season 138sFan upload.
- Dream Productions — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result collects the per-episode title cards rather than a title sequence.
- Dreaming Whilst Black — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a 1984 BBC comedy called Dream Stuffing.
- The Dropout — Season 176sThe title card, from an upload that runs the closing credits after it.
- Duncanville — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result plays the opening in reverse as a joke.
- Dune: Prophecy — Season 193sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Dying for Sex — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing of the titles has been posted.
- Echo — Season 191sFan upload.
- Echo 3 — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Severance's title sequence.
- Elsbeth — Season 19sFan upload of the title card.
- Emily in Paris — Season 157sThe first season's sequence.
- The Empress — Season 145sThe first season's sequence.
- The English — Season 162sFan upload. Worth recording that this sequence was returned as a wrong-show hit for Chloe, Best Interests, English Teacher and Gunpowder before anyone thought to check whether the series itself was catalogued. It was not.
- English Teacher — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The English, the BBC western, as they have for several other two-word titles in this sweep.
- Eric — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the streaming service's own branding rather than the series.
- Étoile — Season 144sFan upload.
- Expats — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unrelated programme called Departures.
- Extracurricular — Season 129sIdentity photographs, held one at a time.
- Extraordinary Attorney Woo — Season 156sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Extrapolations — Season 135sThe only season's sequence.
- Eyes of Wakanda — Season 177sPosted by Studio AKA, who produced it, directed by Marcus Armitage. Drawn by hand throughout.
- The Falcon and the Winter Soldier — Season 153sFan upload.
- The Fall of the House of Usher — Season 162sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Fallout — Season 166sEvery episode's version from the first season, since each is cut differently.
- Fantasmas — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return HBO's own 1983 channel ident.
- Farzi — Season 130sFan upload. Hindi original audio.
- Fatal Attraction — Season 1103sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- FBI: International — Season 159sFrom a channel that archives broadcast presentation; this is the sequence as it went out on the Canadian service SériesPlus.
- FBI: Most Wanted — Season 19sFan upload of the title card.
- Feel Good — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only candidate failed the frame-motion check — a static image with audio over it, which this catalogue rejects.
- Fellow Travelers — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the main-title cue on a composer topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Fire Country — Season 112sFan upload. Twelve seconds, which is roughly the whole of what network drama now allows.
- The First Lady — Season 179sFound while searching for White Famous — the sixth entry in this catalogue added because a wrong answer turned out to be a show that was itself missing.
- First Love — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over three minutes and is the full song rather than the title sequence.
- Fisk — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- Five Days at Memorial — Season 186sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Flatbush Misdemeanors — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unsold ABC pilot with a similar name.
- The Flight Attendant — Season 164sThe first season's sequence.
- Flower of Evil — Season 126sFrom a K-drama openings archive channel. Korean original audio.
- Fool Me Once — Season 149sFan upload.
- Foundation — Season 183sThe first season's sequence.
- The Four Seasons — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing of the titles has been posted under either the series' name or its cast's.
- Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock — Season 162sThe revival's official intro. Worth watching against the original Fraggle Rock open — the staging is a deliberate restaging rather than a redesign.
- The Franchise — Season 146sFan upload recorded from the network premiere.
- Franklin — Season 194sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Freud — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a designer's personal spec piece rather than the sequence as broadcast.
- A Friend of the Family — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Apple's Your Friends & Neighbors.
- Frieren: Beyond Journey's End — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload is an upscaled 60fps creditless version rather than the broadcast sequence.
- From — Season 1117sThe opening.
- Full Circle — Season 1114sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- The Fungies! — Season 125sFan upload.
- Gangs of London — Season 16sThe sequence itself, from a titles-only channel. Six seconds, against the extended music edit that had been the only thing on offer.
- Gannibal — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return Hannibal, which the name is one letter away from.
- Gen V — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result is the distributor logos that precede the episode rather than a title sequence.
- A Gentleman in Moscow — Season 158sFan upload from a soundtrack channel, but the picture is the broadcast sequence and passes the motion check rather than being a static music posting.
- The Gentlemen — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the opening credits has been taken down.
- George & Tammy — Season 167sFan upload.
- The Ghost and Molly McGee — Season 145sFan upload.
- The Gilded Age — Season 191sThe first season's sequence.
- Ginny & Georgia — Seasons 1–25sThe title card, labelled by the uploader for both of the seasons that share it. Five seconds.
- Girls5eva — Season 124sFan upload.
- The Glory — Season 161sThe series' sequence.
- A Good Girl's Guide to Murder — Season 173sFan upload. Name cards over polaroids pinned to a board, which is the series' whole visual idea.
- The Good Lord Bird — Season 148sFan upload.
- Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies — Season 118sFan upload.
- The Great — Season 19sFan upload from a titles-only channel. A season 3 copy runs the same nine seconds, so only this one is claimed.
- The Great North — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is labelled by its uploader as an updated and repaired edit rather than the broadcast open.
- Grimsburg — Season 221sFan upload of the second season's open, which is the version available.
- Griselda — Season 1No usable clip found. One search returned the Narcos titles instead, from Netflix's own channel, which is the trap this catalogue keeps having to step around.
- Grotesquerie — Season 132sFan upload.
- Guns & Gulaabs — Season 134sFan upload. Hindi original audio.
- Gyeongseong Creature — Season 1112sFan upload under the Korean title 경성크리처. Korean original audio.
- Hacks — Season 161sThe opening, without the other broadcaster's branding that earlier attempts kept returning.
- Hailey's On It! — Season 135sFan upload.
- Halo — Season 1116sFan upload.
- Hamster & Gretel — Season 132sFan upload from an archive channel.
- The Haunting of Bly Manor — Season 164sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Hausen — Season 1No usable clip verified. Two searches returned other programmes entirely.
- Hawkeye — Season 191sFan upload.
- Heartstopper — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a fan re-edit restaging the open in sitcom form.
- Heated Rivalry — Season 146sFan upload of the first season's opening credits.
- Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a character introduction clip rather than the title sequence.
- Hell's Paradise — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Hellbound — Season 125sThe first season's sequence.
- Hello Tomorrow! — Season 149sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who made it — the seventh designer-sourced clip in the catalogue.
- Helstrom — Season 171sFan upload.
- High Potential — Season 18sFan upload of the 2024 opening credits. Eight seconds.
- Hightown — Season 191sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Hijack — Season 268sThe second season's sequence.
- Home Before Dark — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a compilation of the season's openings rather than any single one.
- Horimiya — Season 1No usable clip verified. The available uploads could not be confirmed as the broadcast opening rather than a reprocessed copy.
- Hospital Playlist — Season 110sFan upload. Ten seconds. Korean original audio.
- Hotel Cocaine — Season 193sPosted by Digital Kitchen, who made it.
- House of the Dragon — Season 199sBlood running through carved stone channels, filling a model of the Targaryen line — the family tree as plumbing.
- House of the Dragon — Season 2122sThe second season abandons the blood-through-channels model for an embroidered tapestry, stitched forward as the war proceeds.
- House of the Dragon — Season 3126sThe tapestry continues, extended with the war's newer dead.
- HouseBroken — Season 136sFan upload.
- How I Met Your Father — Season 115sFan upload.
- How To with John Wilson — Season 143sThe opening.
- Human Resources — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is labelled as a fan-repaired edit rather than the broadcast opening.
- Hunters — Season 168sThe first season's sequence.
- The Hunting Wives — Season 126sFan upload of the opening credits.
- I Hate Suzie — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- I Know This Much Is True — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an HBO Signature channel ident rather than the series' titles.
- I May Destroy You — Season 1No usable clip found — no result matched a title sequence for the series.
- I'll Be Gone in the Dark — Season 149sPosted by Imaginary Forces, the studio that designed it.
- I'm a Virgo — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- The Idol — Season 1109sThe only season's opening, as broadcast with the recap attached.
- Industry — Season 122sThe first season's sequence.
- Inside Job — Season 123sThe first season's sequence.
- The Institute — Season 1103sPosted by MGM+.
- Interview with the Vampire — Season 122sFan upload.
- Invasion — Season 173sThe first season's sequence.
- Inventing Anna — Season 143sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Invincible — Season 135sEvery card from the first season in order. Individually they show nothing; in sequence the accumulating damage is the whole joke.
- Irma Vep — Season 190sFan upload from a titles-only channel. The sequence borrows directly from Feuillade's Les Vampires, the 1915 serial the whole thing orbits.
- Ironheart — Season 19sFan upload.
- Island — Season 122sStone figures in mist, with the cast named across them.
- It: Welcome to Derry — Season 1115sAn exclusive posting of the first season's title sequence.
- It's a Sin — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches surface the in-episode Doctor Who pastiche the characters watch, not the series' own titles.
- It's Okay to Not Be Okay — Season 156sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- It's Pony — Season 129sFan upload.
- Itaewon Class — Season 151sThe broadcast titles, the Jang family named across a red street scene, rather than the designer's spec sequence that had been the only result.
- Joe Pickett — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The Offer's opening credits.
- Jujutsu Kaisen — Season 1101sThe first opening, from Crunchyroll.
- Julia — Season 164sThe first season's sequence.
- Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous — Season 120sFan upload.
- Kaiju No. 8 — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Kamikaze — Season 151sFrom a channel that archives broadcast presentation; this is the sequence as it went out on the Canadian service Super Écran.
- Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a fan edit that replaces the audio with the original SpongeBob theme.
- Kaos — Season 1No usable clip found. Searches return an unrelated design studio's showreel, and nothing that is the programme.
- Kevin Can F**k Himself — Season 1No usable clip verified after three passes. The only result collects every version of the opening into one upload, and this catalogue holds one sequence per season rather than a montage.
- Kiff — Season 128sFan upload from an archive channel.
- Killing It — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return AMC's The Killing.
- Kin — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the unrelated British series Next of Kin.
- King of Boys: The Return of the King — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1980 Rankin/Bass Return of the King instead.
- Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts — Season 1No usable clip verified after three passes. The only result is a montage of all three seasons' openings rather than any one of them.
- Kleo — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the French-dubbed version rather than the German original.
- A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms — Season 1There is no title sequence. HBO dropped the tradition deliberately — each episode opens on a plain card in medieval type over a soft melody, with none of the theme the other two shows are known for. Nothing is embedded here because there is nothing to embed, which is the entry.
- Kohrra — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the German series 1899's opening credits.
- Krapopolis — Season 126sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result appears to be the DreamWorks studio logo rather than the series' titles.
- La Brea — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a home-video release's front matter rather than the programme's titles.
- Lady in the Lake — Season 184sPosted by Apple TV.
- Landman — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result describes itself as fan art and motion design rather than the broadcast titles.
- Landscapers — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a Canadian French-language channel's version rather than the original broadcast.
- The Last Dance — Season 130sThe opening.
- The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey — Season 160sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- The Last of Us — Season 180sFungal growth filmed as though it were geography.
- The Last Thing He Told Me — Season 169sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Law & Order: Organized Crime — Season 161sFan upload.
- Lawmen: Bass Reeves — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the closing credits rather than the opening.
- Lazarus — Season 1105sPosted by Adult Swim. Kamasi Washington's "VORTEX" under the sequence — the same jazz-forward instinct Watanabe brought to Cowboy Bebop, thirty years on.
- The Legend of Vox Machina — Season 189sPosted by Prime Video. Worth watching next to the Mighty Nein intro on Critical Role's own channel — the same table, two productions apart.
- Lessons in Chemistry — Season 172sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Let the Right One In — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the Canadian channel Super Écran's re-wrapped version.
- The Lincoln Lawyer — Season 119sFan upload of the series' title card. The best-ranked result is the 2011 film's sequence, which is a different production entirely.
- Lioness — Season 1No usable clip kept. The best-ranked result is the composer's audio topic channel and fails the moving-picture check.
- Little America — Season 186sFan upload taken from the first episode. The anthology format means the open is the one constant across otherwise unrelated stories.
- Little Fires Everywhere — Season 170sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who designed it.
- Locke & Key — Season 159sThe first season's sequence.
- Loki — Season 122sThe first season's opening theme.
- Long Story Short — Season 149sFan upload.
- Loot — Season 147sThe first season's sequence.
- The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power — Season 193sThe first season's title sequence.
- Love & Death — Season 199sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Lovecraft Country — Season 136sAntibody's own compilation of the episode-specific versions, which replaced a single-episode clip here. The twelve-second card is not the whole story — Ken Taylor illustrated a different creature for each episode, and the set only reads as a set when the versions run together.
- Lovely Runner — Season 124sFrom a channel that posts nothing but K-drama openings, under the Korean title 선재 업고 튀어. Korean original audio.
- The Lowdown — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only upload found is the end credits rather than the open.
- Lupin — Season 1No usable clip found. Searches for this title return the 1962 French film Arsène Lupin contre Arsène Lupin and the Lupin III anime ahead of the series, and nothing that is actually it.
- Maestra: Strings of Truth — Season 127sA drawn flower collapsing, with the cast named either side of it.
- Maid — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns The Handmaid's Tale, which shares four letters of the title and nothing else.
- A Man on the Inside — Season 115sFan upload.
- The Man Who Fell to Earth — Season 114sFan upload.
- Manhunt — Season 187sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Mare of Easttown — Season 134sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Marry My Husband — Season 126sFrom the same K-drama openings archive, under the Korean title 내 남편과 결혼해줘. Korean original audio.
- Mary & George — Season 166sFan upload.
- Mask Girl — Season 1101sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Masters of the Air — Season 1154sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Masters of the Universe: Revelation — Season 160sFan upload.
- Mayfair Witches — Season 136sFan upload.
- Mayor of Kingstown — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is on the composer's topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- McMillions — Season 131sFan upload.
- The Midnight Gospel — Season 1No usable clip verified, and probably none exists — the series opens cold. The one result titled as a main title is a student design project pitching a sequence the show never had.
- Midnight Mass — Season 165sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- The Mighty Nein — Season 156sAn exclusive posting of the title sequence. The catalogue now holds all three versions of this table — the live show's animated intro on Critical Role's own channel, Vox Machina from Prime Video, and this.
- Minx — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a compilation of X-Men '97 episode intros.
- Miss Scarlet and The Duke — Season 138sFan upload of the intro.
- MobLand — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload is the theme song over a static image and fails the moving-picture check.
- Monarch: Legacy of Monsters — Season 2102sThe second season's sequence.
- Monsieur Spade — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Saul Bass's North by Northwest titles instead.
- Monster High — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is from a Latin American regional channel and could not be confirmed as the original broadcast audio.
- Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story — Season 192sThe season's only sequence.
- Monsters at Work — Season 128sFan upload.
- Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the theme song released as a music video on DisneyMusicVEVO rather than the title sequence as broadcast.
- Moon Knight — Season 166sFan upload.
- Moonbase 8 — Season 117sFan upload from a Russian titles archive channel, with the original English audio. Seventeen seconds.
- Mouse — Season 189sPosted by tvN DRAMA, the broadcaster's own channel, under the Korean title 마우스. Korean original audio.
- Mr Bates vs the Post Office — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- Mr. & Mrs. Smith — Season 139sFan upload.
- Mr. Queen — Season 152sPosted by tvN DRAMA, the broadcaster's own channel, under the Korean title 철인왕후. Korean original audio.
- Mrs. America — Season 163sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Mrs. Davis — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the Canadian service Crave's wrapper rather than the series' own titles.
- Ms. Marvel — Season 19sFan upload.
- Murder Drones — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over two minutes and could not be confirmed as the series' title sequence rather than a fan compilation.
- Murderbot — Season 187sThe first season's sequence.
- Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- My Adventures with Superman — Season 122sPosted by Adult Swim.
- My Liberation Notes — Season 156sAn illustrated commute rather than footage. A copy on another channel is a recording of a web browser.
- My Roommate Is a Gumiho — Season 130sDrawn rather than filmed: a flat in cross-section with the cast named across it.
- Mythic Quest — Season 112sThe first season's card.
- NCIS: Hawai'i — Season 111sFan upload of the regular opening.
- NCIS: Origins — Season 111sFan upload.
- NCIS: Sydney — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Never Have I Ever — Season 152sFan upload.
- The Nevers — Season 1No usable clip found. The only candidate is a recording of a Blu-ray disc's start-up menu rather than the programme's titles.
- The New Look — Season 162sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who designed it.
- The New Pope — Season 1145sFrom HBO. Added under its own name because it is what searching for The Young Pope returns.
- The Newsreader — Season 1No usable clip verified. The broadcaster's own channel has posted social clips about the theme but not the sequence.
- The Night Agent — Season 1140sThe first season's sequence.
- Night on Earth — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Earth at Night in Color, a different series with a near-identical premise.
- Nine Perfect Strangers — Season 176sThe first season's sequence.
- Ninja Kamui — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an upscaled creditless reconstruction rather than the broadcast opening.
- Nobody Wants This — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing of the titles has been posted.
- Normal People — Season 124sThe opening.
- Obi-Wan Kenobi — Season 138sFan upload.
- October Faction — Season 111sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official title card.
- The Offer — Season 187sThe opening credits.
- Oktoberfest 1900 — Season 147sCompilation channel, labelled as the official intro. Sold abroad as Oktoberfest: Beer & Blood.
- The Old Man — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result is BlackBerry's title sequence, which is a film and not this.
- One Hundred Years of Solitude — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result describes itself in its own title as a fictive title sequence made for a university project.
- One Piece (2023) — Season 179sThe first season's title sequences collected together.
- Only Murders in the Building — Season 147sThe first season's sequence.
- Oshi no Ko — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale despite the opening being one of the most-watched of its decade.
- The Outsider — Season 120sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- The Owl House — Season 139sFan upload.
- P-Valley — Season 177sPosted by Starz.
- Paatal Lok — Season 1No usable clip verified. Prime Video India's own upload is a title announcement promo rather than the sequence.
- Pachinko — Season 196sThe first season's sequence, over The Grass Roots' 'Let's Live for Today'.
- Painting With John — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one result is a different HBO series' theme.
- Palm Royale — Season 177sThe first season's sequence.
- Panchayat — Season 159sFan upload from a titles archive channel. Hindi original audio.
- Pantheon — Season 124sFan upload.
- The Paper — Season 128sFan upload.
- Paradise — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Bachelor in Paradise, which shares only the last word of the title.
- Parasyte: The Grey — Season 137sFan upload. Korean original audio. The anime adaptation is catalogued separately as Parasyte: The Maxim.
- Peacemaker — Season 188sThe first season's routine, performed straight-faced by actors who are not dancers.
- The Penguin — Season 189sThe limited series' only sequence.
- Percy Jackson and the Olympians — Season 1101sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who designed it. A main-on-end sequence, which is why it runs longer than a conventional opening.
- Percy Jackson and the Olympians — Season 2131sThe second season's, also from the designers, and half a minute longer again.
- The Perfect Couple — Season 132sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- A Perfect Planet — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches returned other programmes' titles.
- The Peripheral — Season 1118sPosted by Prime Video.
- Perry Mason — Season 121sThe first season's sequence.
- Physical — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Sunny's title sequence from Apple's own channel — a one-word title absorbed by a better-indexed one on the same service.
- The Pitt — Season 151sThe first season's sequence.
- Platonic — Season 161sThe first season's sequence.
- The Plot Against America — Season 195sFan upload.
- Pluribus — Season 121sThe main titles.
- Poker Face — Season 147sThe opening.
- Power Book III: Raising Kanan — Season 191sFan upload of the opening. Ninety-one seconds, which is long for anything made this decade.
- Power Rangers Cosmic Fury — Season 129sThe same cast as Dino Fury, carried over and re-credited.
- Power Rangers Dino Fury — Season 130sCast cards beside their suits, thirty seconds.
- Prehistoric Planet — Season 1114sRestored fan upload. Hans Zimmer's theme over the same aerial grammar the Planet Earth films use — the joke being that none of it could ever have been filmed.
- Presumed Innocent — Season 185sThe first season's sequence.
- Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin — Season 164sFrom the franchise's own channel.
- Primos — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the theme released as a music track on DisneyMusicVEVO rather than the title sequence.
- The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder — Season 151sFan upload from an archive channel. Worth watching against the 2001 original — the tune survives, the animation is rebuilt.
- Quantum Leap (2022) — Season 175sThe revival's opening credits.
- Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story — Season 161sPosted by Studio AKA, who made it.
- Queen of Tears — Season 152sThe couple in photo-booth strips, with the writing credit over the last of them.
- Queen Sono — Season 1No usable clip verified. The series was cancelled after one season and removed from the service, and nothing of its titles has been posted.
- The Queen's Gambit — Season 148sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Rabbit Hole — Season 116sFan upload.
- Ragnarok — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Jessica Jones' opening credits instead.
- Rain Dogs — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Netflix docuseries Dogs instead.
- Raised by Wolves — Season 161sThe first season's sequence.
- Ranking of Kings — Season 2101sPosted by Crunchyroll. This is the second cour's opening — Vaundy's "Naked Hero" — which is the one Crunchyroll posted; the first has not been found with credits.
- Rap Sh!t — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an HBO Asia channel ident — the fifth time an HBO service ident has outranked the series being searched for.
- Ratched — Season 178sThe only season's sequence.
- Reacher — Season 146sThe title sequence. Earlier attempts kept returning Jack Ryan's from Prime Video's own channel instead.
- Record of Youth — Season 134sCast photographs sealed in glass jars, each captioned as a hashtag.
- The Red River — Season 290sPosted by the broadcaster's channel, labelled as the 2022/23 continuation — the second season.
- The Regime — Season 188sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- The Rehearsal — Season 297sThe second season's opening.
- Reservation Dogs — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching for it returns Reservoir Dogs — the 1992 film — above the series, and nothing that is actually the programme.
- The Residence — Season 123sThe first season's sequence.
- Resident Alien — Season 112sFan upload of the first season alone, found after earlier searches returned only bundles.
- The Responder — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a different BBC programme's titles entirely, plus the usual trailers.
- Riot Women — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the titles of Strike instead.
- Ripley — Season 1No usable clip found. What circulates is either the composer's audio uploads or a fan edit scored with music from Aliens.
- Rivals — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Marvel's X-Men '97 intro instead — a one-word title on the same service is the worst case for this.
- Rocket Boys — Season 181sFan upload. Hindi original audio.
- The Rookie: Feds — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return the parent series, which outranks it everywhere.
- Royal Crackers — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an Italian-subtitled upload running far longer than the broadcast open.
- Run — Season 117sPosted by The Morrison Studio, who designed it. Seventeen seconds.
- Rutherford Falls — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- Sakamoto Days — Season 1104sPosted by Netflix.
- The Sandman — Seasons 1–217sA title card rather than a sequence.
- Say Nothing — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one candidate found has since been taken down.
- Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story — Season 148sPosted by Applause Entertainment, the producer. Ticker tape, trading-floor chatter and Achint Thakkar's theme — the tune became a meme independent of the show.
- Scavengers Reign — Season 136sThe only season's sequence.
- Scenes from a Marriage — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return True Blood's titles instead.
- Schmigadoon! — Season 161sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- School Spirits — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the main-title song on the composer's topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Scott Pilgrim Takes Off — Season 1111sPosted by Netflix. Anamanaguchi's theme over a sequence that spoils the show's central twist on first watch and only reveals it on second — the reason the entry is here.
- Screw — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Severance's title sequence.
- Secret Invasion — Season 1119sFan upload.
- The Serpent Queen — Season 129sFan upload.
- Severance — Season 187sThe first season's sequence — one figure, endlessly duplicated, filed and processed by versions of himself.
- Severance — Season 292sRebuilt for the second season. The same animated interior logic, extended into the parts of the building the first season never showed.
- The Sex Lives of College Girls — Season 155sFan upload of the intro. The alternative is a Canadian channel's own branded version.
- Sexify — Season 1No usable clip verified. The Polish openings that circulate are for other series.
- Shadow and Bone — Seasons 1–2151sEvery episode's version collected, because the sequence varies from one to the next rather than from one season to the next.
- Shantaram — Season 19sThe only season's card.
- The Shards — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is explicitly labelled fan-created.
- She-Hulk: Attorney at Law — Season 1110sFan upload of the main titles.
- Sherwood — Season 1No usable clip verified. The BBC and BritBox have posted trailers only.
- Shōgun — Season 199sThe first season's sequence, built around imagery that forms and disperses rather than cutting.
- Shrinking — Season 132sThe first season's sequence.
- Silo — Season 1109sThe descent through the silo's levels, as posted by Apple.
- Sirens — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches are captured by Baywatch, which is what the word returns.
- Skull Island — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 2017 feature film Kong: Skull Island instead.
- Slow Horses — Season 146sThe first season's sequence. Jagger recorded a new version of the theme for later seasons.
- A Small Light — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return National Geographic's channel idents rather than the series.
- Smiling Friends — Seasons 1–214sFrom the show's official channel. The opening itself runs a handful of seconds — this is the only official posting of it, and it carries the end card too.
- Smoke — Season 180sThe first season's sequence.
- Smother — Season 142sPosted by The Morrison Studio, who designed it.
- Snabba Cash — Season 260sPosted by Netflix Nordic.
- Snowpiercer — Season 114sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Solo Leveling — Season 1101sThe first opening, from Crunchyroll.
- Somebody Somewhere — Season 142sThe first season's opening.
- Son of a Critch — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is labelled only as credits, which does not distinguish the opening from the closing.
- Song Exploder — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload is the composer's cue posted as a music release and fails the moving-picture check.
- Sonic Prime — Season 112sFan upload.
- Special Ops: Lioness — Season 1No usable clip verified. As with Mayor of Kingstown, the only result is on the composer's topic channel — both series share a composer, and both are unreachable for the same reason.
- Spy × Family — Season 191sThe first opening, from TOHO animation.
- Spy/Master — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload is the theme posted as a music release and fails the moving-picture check.
- Squid Game — Season 321sThe final season's intro. Earlier seasons opened straight into the episode, and most of what circulates for them is the Netflix logo sting rather than a title sequence.
- Squid Game: The Challenge — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every search returns the scripted parent series instead.
- St. Denis Medical — Season 116sFan upload of the opening credits. NBC's own postings for this are cold-open compilations.
- The Staircase — Season 192sFan upload. The staircase itself, rendered as an architectural drawing that keeps rebuilding into different accounts of the same night.
- Star Trek: Lower Decks — Seasons 1–568sHeld for all five seasons — Chris Westlake's brassy fanfare plays it completely straight while the Cerritos is chased, dented and humiliated by one anomaly after another.
- Star Trek: Picard — Seasons 1–297sJeff Russo's slow, mournful theme over images that assemble themselves from drifting dust — the Chateau Picard vines, a Borg cube, the pips of a uniform he no longer wears.
- Star Trek: Picard — Season 3120sRebuilt for the final season and moved to the back of the episode as a main-on-end sequence. Stephen Barton rescores the theme around Goldsmith's Next Generation fanfare while the ships and faces of the old crew replace the drifting particles.
- Star Trek: Prodigy — Seasons 1–294sNami Melumad's theme over the Protostar outrunning a proto-warp wave. Carried over unchanged when the show moved to Netflix for its second season.
- Star Trek: Section 31 — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns a fan-made audio production of the same name, and separately the composer's own upload, neither of which is the sequence.
- Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — Seasons 1–3115sUnchanged across the run so far — Nadia Sirota's solo viola opens Jeff Russo's theme, the Enterprise runs a tour of new worlds, and Anson Mount takes back the captain's narration.
- Star Wars: Skeleton Crew — Season 112sFan upload.
- Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload collects all six episodes' title cards into a single file.
- Star Wars: The Bad Batch — Season 122sFan upload.
- Star Wars: Visions — Season 110sThe anthology's framing card.
- Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures — Season 149sPosted by a Disney Television Animation news account.
- Stargirl — Season 116sFan upload taken from the first episode.
- Station Eleven — Season 133sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Stick — Season 141sPosted by Apple TV as the official title sequence.
- The Studio — Season 1No usable clip found. The available upload fails the moving-picture check — it is a still frame with the theme played over it.
- Sugar — Season 161sThe first season's sequence.
- Sullivan's Crossing — Season 143sFan upload of the theme with the cast name cards on it.
- The Summer I Turned Pretty — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a nine-second title card rather than a sequence.
- Sunny — Season 155sThe only season's sequence.
- Supacell — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing of the titles has been posted.
- Super Pumped — Season 168sFan upload.
- Superman & Lois — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993.
- Sweet Home — Season 145sThe first season's sequence.
- Sweet Magnolias — Seasons 1–263sFan upload covering both of the seasons it is labelled for.
- The Sympathizer — Season 165sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Tales from the Loop — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1985 Amazing Stories titles.
- Task — Season 126sFan upload.
- Taxi Driver — Season 137sFrom a channel that collects Korean drama intros. The Korean name cards on it settle what a search in English could not, every result there being Scorsese's 1976 film.
- Ted — Season 122sFan upload of the 2024 intro.
- Ted Lasso — Season 123sThe first season's sequence.
- Teenage Euthanasia — Season 134sFan upload.
- Tehran — Season 255sThe second season's sequence.
- The Terminal List — Season 155sFan upload. Name cards over the weapon schematics the series opens on.
- The Testaments — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unrelated series called Testament.
- Them — Season 1No usable clip verified. The title is a single common word, and every search returns either an unrelated series or a designer's spec piece.
- The Third Day — Season 143sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- This Is Going to Hurt — Season 1No usable clip verified. The BBC has posted trailers, first looks and cast interviews but not the titles, and nothing else surfaced.
- Those About to Die — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is on the composer's own channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- A Thousand Blows — Season 1No usable clip kept. The best-ranked result is the composer's opening-titles cue posted as a music release, which is the score rather than the sequence.
- Three Busy Debras — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- Tiger King — Season 1125sThe title sequence.
- Time Bandits — Season 131sFan upload of the second episode's main titles.
- The Time Traveler's Wife — Season 191sFan upload.
- Tokyo Vice — Seasons 1–281sHeld across both seasons.
- Too Close — Season 119sPosted by The Morrison Studio, who designed it — an unusually direct source for a title sequence, since the designer rather than a fan uploaded it.
- Toxic Town — Season 1No usable clip verified. As with The Honourable Woman, the only result is the score on a composer topic channel and fails the frame-motion check.
- Tribes of Europa — Season 111sFan upload from a titles-only channel. German original audio.
- Trigger Point — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the main-title cue on a composer topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Trying — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Murderbot's title sequence from Apple's own channel.
- Tulsa King — Season 1No usable clip kept. The best-ranked result is the composer's audio topic channel and fails the moving-picture check.
- Twenty-Five Twenty-One — Season 146sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Twinkling Watermelon — Season 134sFan upload of the tvN opening.
- Twisted Metal — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the video game's own opening rather than the series.
- The Uncanny Counter — Season 145sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Under the Banner of Heaven — Season 14sFan upload of the title card. Four seconds on black, and that is the whole sequence.
- The Underground Railroad — Season 194sThe miniseries' sequence.
- The Undoing — Season 1102sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Unicorn: Warriors Eternal — Season 126sFan upload.
- Unorthodox — Season 120sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Unsolved Mysteries (2020) — Season 132sFan upload. Thirty-two seconds against the original's hundred and twelve, on the same idea.
- Untamed — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches returned promotional shorts and location commentary.
- Upload — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Hunters' opening credits.
- Vigil — Season 153sFan upload.
- Vikings: Valhalla — Season 150sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official credits.
- Vincenzo — Season 147sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- The Vow — Season 159sFan upload.
- Waffles + Mochi — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the French-dubbed générique rather than the original.
- Walker — Season 140sFan upload of the intro, with the network's streaming bug in the corner. Both alternatives are the 1993 series.
- The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon — Season 137sFan upload. The uploader states this version ran across the first season's six episodes.
- The Walking Dead: Dead City — Season 152sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live — Season 150sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- WandaVision — Season 1107sEvery episode's version collected. This is the closest any modern series has come to what The Simpsons does — the sequence is a format, and the joke only exists across the set.
- Washington Black — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a press interview about the series rather than the series.
- The Watcher — Season 180sThe first season's sequence.
- We Are Lady Parts — Season 1No usable clip verified. Peacock has posted trailers and full song performances but not the titles.
- We Are Who We Are — Season 110sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- We Own This City — Season 192sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- We Were Liars — Season 164sFan upload. The title surfaces through the water, which is most of the sequence.
- Weak Hero Class — Season 287sPosted by Netflix's Philippine account with the original Korean audio intact — a regional account of the same service rather than a rival broadcaster's re-wrap. The second season's sequence.
- WeCrashed — Season 157sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Wednesday — Season 179sThe first season's title sequence.
- Wednesday — Season 266sRebuilt for the second season, from the show's own channel.
- Welcome to Wrexham — Season 141sFan upload.
- The Westies — Season 191sPosted by Digital Kitchen, who made it.
- What If...? — Season 171sPosted by Perception, the studio that designed it.
- The Wheel of Time — Season 192sThe first season's sequence.
- White House Plumbers — Season 111sThe miniseries' card.
- The White Lotus — Season 191sHawaii. Tropical wallpaper turning rotten as the camera holds on it, over Cristobal Tapia de Veer's first theme.
- The White Lotus — Season 2104sSicily. The wallpaper becomes Renaissance fresco and classical statuary, and the theme is rebuilt around opera — the same idea relocated rather than repeated.
- The White Lotus — Season 3115sThailand. Temple murals and animals replace the frescoes, and the theme drops the vocal hook the first two seasons were known for — a change enough of the audience objected to that it became its own story.
- Who Killed Sara? — Seasons 1–357sEvery season's opening collected together, since each reworks the same imagery rather than replacing it.
- Why Didn't They Ask Evans? — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Agatha Christie's Poirot, which is the closest thing the algorithm has to an answer.
- Wild Isles — Season 1No usable clip kept. The only upload is the composer's cue and fails the moving-picture check.
- Win or Lose — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the opening logos rather than a title sequence.
- Wind Breaker — Season 2101sPosted by Crunchyroll. The second season's opening — the one available with credits.
- Winning Time — Season 1107sThe first season's sequence.
- The Witcher: Blood Origin — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return the parent series' titles or a character montage.
- Wizards Beyond Waverly Place — Season 139sPosted by Disney Channel. The theme is the original series' song, sung by the new lead.
- Wolf Pack — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a fan edit restaging the open in Teen Wolf's style.
- The Woman in the Wall — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Yellowjackets' second-season sequence from Showtime's own channel.
- The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse — Season 143sFan upload.
- The Woods — Season 130sFan upload.
- Word of Honor — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is the theme song with pinyin lyrics rather than the title sequence.
- X-Men '97 — Season 176sFrom Marvel. Deliberately structured as a restaging of the original rather than a replacement for it.
- Yellowjackets — Season 2111sThe second season's version, built around 'No Return', from Showtime.
- Young Wallander — Season 153sFan upload from a titles-only channel. Shot in Sweden but performed in English, unlike the original series.
- Your Friends & Neighbors — Season 191sThe first season's sequence.
- Your Honor — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Indian remake's titles from Sony LIV rather than the Showtime series.
- Zero Day — Season 194sFan upload.
- ZeroZeroZero — Season 1121sFan upload from a titles-only channel. The second Mogwai-scored series in this catalogue after Les Revenants.
- Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead — Season 195sPosted by VIZ Media. The second opening — the one available with credits.
2010s1011 sequences
- The 100 — Season 733sThe final season's opening sequence.
- 11.22.63 — Season 159sFan upload of the intro, filed by the uploader under the European date order.
- 12 Monkeys — Season 116sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- 13 Reasons Why — Season 126sFan upload of the intro. Season 3 and 4 copies run within three seconds of this one, so they are not filed separately.
- 1864 — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the title sequence has been taken down.
- 2 Broke Girls — Season 110sFan upload of the intro. Ten seconds, which is the whole of it.
- 3% — Season 168sFan upload.
- The 7D — Season 132sFan upload recorded from a UK Disney XD broadcast, so the picture runs at PAL speed. The audio is the original English.
- 8 Tage — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the broadcaster's sports channel branding instead.
- 9-1-1 — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles the title card with the end credits.
- A.N.T. Farm — Season 160sCast names stamped over their own portraits, from the broadcaster's own channel.
- Absentia — Season 1No usable clip kept across two searches. Both returned the distributor's scene clips and a song upload, and nothing that is the titles.
- Abstract: The Art of Design — Season 179sFan upload of the first episode's sequence, the Christoph Niemann one.
- Adam Ruins Everything — Season 110sFan upload of the animated intro, from a channel that collects title sequences.
- Adventure Time — Season 125sThe title sequence, from Cartoon Network.
- The Affair — Season 179sThe main title, from the show's own channel.
- Africa — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the BBC News programme Focus on Africa instead, which shares the word and nothing else.
- After Life — Season 13sThe title card, three seconds of it, from a titles-only channel. The copy rejected before ran over three minutes and was an episode opening.
- Agent Carter — Season 146sThe opening.
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. — Season 162sThe first season's opening credits.
- Aggretsuko — Season 548sThe fifth season's opening.
- Akame ga Kill! — Season 1101sPosted by Crunchyroll. The second opening — the one available with credits.
- Alias Grace — Season 134sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- The Alienist — Season 133sFan upload.
- All American — Season 140sThe first season's intro, found once the query named the network as well as the show.
- Almost Human — Season 148sFan upload.
- Alphas — Season 131sFan upload.
- Altered Carbon — Season 198sThe first season's sequence.
- The Amazing Race Canada — Season 146sFan upload of the first season's intro. The same uploader has later seasons, but a single frame could not separate them from this one.
- The Amazing World of Gumball — Season 120sPosted by Cartoon Network's own channel.
- American Crime Story — Season 1No usable clip verified. The best-ranked result appears to be Crime Story, an unrelated 1986 NBC series.
- American Gods — Season 190sThe first season's sequence, building its totem out of old and new objects of worship.
- American Horror Story — Season 163sCooper's original, shot in a basement — furniture under plastic sheeting, a christening dress underwater, babies in jars. The theme is built partly out of a distorted coat hanger.
- American Horror Story — Season 264sInstitutional horror for the asylum: a pig's head on a bed, patients rocking and cowering.
- American Horror Story — Season 359sThe first season where the sequence commits entirely to its subject rather than the house style, turning tactile and occult for the witches.
- American Horror Story — Season 472sStop-motion and 3D mixed into the live action for the first time, to match the carnival.
- American Horror Story — Season 567sBack to practical effects after the previous season's animation — Cooper's stated preference is for things that exist in the world and behave unpredictably on camera.
- American Horror Story — Season 770sLive bees, honeycomb and green gas. Reshot partway through production once the political imagery started overwhelming the hive metaphor it was supposed to serve.
- American Horror Story — Season 863sEnd-of-the-world imagery for the season that crossed the first and third over.
- American Horror Story — Season 970sThe furthest the sequence has ever travelled from itself — a slasher pastiche shot to look like period video, made with a fan of the show brought in to work on it.
- American Horror Story — Season 1063sCoastal and vampiric, for the first half of a split season. The second half abandoned this and ran a completely different alien sequence — the only time the titles have changed mid-season.
- American Horror Story — Season 1162sNineteen-eighties New York, in the palette to match.
- American Horror Story — Season 1274sPregnancy horror, and at seventy-four seconds the longest of the twelve.
- American Housewife — Season 15sFan upload of the first season's theme. Five seconds.
- American Pickers — Season 156sFan upload from a television archive channel.
- The Americans — Season 142sElastic's own cut, hosted by the Cooper Hewitt design museum. The first season's sequence, later shortened considerably. Replaced a fan upload.
- Amphibia — Season 148sFan upload from an archive channel.
- And Then There Were None — Season 161sFan upload.
- Andi Mack — Season 164sPosted by Disney Channel's British account with the original audio.
- Anger Management — Season 112sFan upload.
- Angie Tribeca — Season 114sFan upload.
- Angry Boys — Season 136sPosted by Chris Lilley's own channel.
- Animal Kingdom — Season 161sFan upload.
- Anne with an E — Season 141sThe opening sequence.
- Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day — Season 189sFan upload of the broadcast opening with credits.
- Another Miss Oh — Season 131sCast names in brushed lettering against white.
- Another Period — Season 214sFan upload of the second season's theme.
- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown — Season 1No usable clip kept. The best result is the theme over a static image and runs four minutes.
- Apple & Onion — Season 120sFan upload.
- Aranyélet — Season 167sFan upload of the main title, posted with both the Hungarian and English names.
- Arne Dahl — Season 2No usable clip kept. The one upload of the second season's credits has been taken down.
- Arrow — Season 192sThe first season's opening. The narration was rewritten each year as the character's situation changed.
- Ash vs Evil Dead — Season 110sThe title card.
- Assassination Classroom — Season 290sPosted by Crunchyroll. The second season's opening, which is the one available with credits.
- At Home with Amy Sedaris — Season 116sFan upload.
- Atlanta — Season 196sThe title sequence.
- Atlantis — Season 132sFan upload of the credits. The alternatives are both soundtrack postings.
- Attack on Titan — Season 193sThe first opening, from Crunchyroll. The show replaced it repeatedly; this is the first of many.
- Atypical — Season 125sThe opening.
- Austin & Ally — Season 170sFan upload.
- Avengers Assemble — Season 111sFan upload.
- The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes — Season 158sOne season's opening on its own, carrying Joe Quesada and Stan Lee's producer credit.
- Awkward — Season 142sFan upload.
- Babylon Berlin — Season 144sThe opening credits.
- Back to Life — Season 1No usable clip verified. Only trailers and press pieces exist; the titles have never been posted.
- Bad Banks — Season 123sFan upload.
- Bad Education — Season 132sFan upload.
- Ballers — Season 173sThe first season's sequence.
- Banshee — Season 175sThe opening.
- Bar Rescue — Season 130sFan upload of the title sequence. The alternative runs four seasons of them together.
- Baroness von Sketch Show — Season 131sFan upload.
- Barry — Season 223sThe card as it ran in the second season.
- Baskets — Season 1No usable clip found. The available upload is the closing credits rather than the opening.
- The Bastard Executioner — Season 191sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Bates Motel — Season 111sFan upload.
- Battle Creek — Season 130sRoller derby and a box of doughnuts: the town itself rather than the cast.
- Batwoman — Season 132sFan upload.
- Beastars — Season 190sFan upload from a titles-only channel, with credits intact.
- Beau Séjour — Season 155sFan upload.
- Beforeigners — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches are captured by Vikings, and by HBO's own back catalogue.
- Being Mary Jane — Season 1No usable clip kept. The network's own channel fills the results with full episodes and clips and nothing that is the titles.
- Belfer — Season 147sFan upload. Known abroad as The Teach.
- Better Call Saul — Seasons 1–6Every season's version in order, which is the only way to see the point: each is a further-degraded generation of the last, and a single one tells you nothing.
- Better Things — Season 129sThe series' sequence.
- The Big C — Season 145sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Big City Greens — Season 133sFan upload from an archive channel.
- Big Hero 6: The Series — Season 133sFan upload from an archive channel.
- Big Little Lies — Season 191sThe first season's titles — the same commute, over and over, with the sea always on one side.
- Big Mouth — Season 133sThe first season's sequence.
- Billions — Season 158sThe first season's sequence.
- Bing — Season 113sFan upload of the CBeebies intro.
- Bitten — Season 236sFan upload of the second season's intro.
- Black Clover — Season 4101sPosted by Crunchyroll. This is the tenth opening, "Black Catcher" — the series ran thirteen, and this is the one available with credits.
- Black Dynamite — Season 132sFan upload.
- Black Jesus — Season 226sFan upload of the second season's open; the first season's has not been found.
- A Black Lady Sketch Show — Season 147sFan upload.
- Black Lightning — Season 188sFan upload.
- Black Mirror — Seasons 1–718sA card rather than a sequence, and unchanged across the move from Channel 4 to Netflix.
- Black Monday — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- Black Sails — Season 191sThe first season's sequence, from Starz.
- Black Summer — Seasons 1–217sFan upload. The uploader states this open covers both seasons.
- Black-ish — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs well over two minutes and is the pilot's cold open rather than the title sequence.
- The Blacklist — Season 19sThe card.
- Bless the Harts — Season 148sThe main title sequence as it ran on the first episode.
- The Bletchley Circle — Season 183sThe cast names arriving letter by letter, as though being decoded.
- Blinded — Season 151sFan upload.
- Blindspot — Season 111sFan upload.
- Blood Drive — Season 111sFan upload. Eleven seconds, in the register of a 1970s drive-in trailer.
- Bloodline — Season 180sFan upload of the first season's credits. Eighty seconds of a storm coming in over the Keys.
- Blue Bloods — Seasons 10–1218sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across the tenth to twelfth seasons; earlier versions differ.
- Blue Mountain State — Season 130sFan upload of the opening.
- Blue Planet II — Season 1The opening, from an upload that includes the pre-titles sequence before it.
- Bluestone 42 — Season 128sFan upload.
- Bluey — Seasons 1–336sThe theme, from the show's own channel. Each family member gets a beat and a name card; the tune has not changed across the run.
- Blunt Talk — Season 116sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who designed it — the fifth designer-sourced clip in this catalogue.
- Boardwalk Empire — Seasons 1–593sUnchanged across the run. The anachronistic guitar under a 1920s image is the whole trick.
- Bob's Burgers — Season 119sOne instance of a sequence that is never twice the same: the storefront sign, the neighbouring business and the exterminator's van all change weekly.
- Body of Proof — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is labelled only as credits, with no indication which end of the episode it came from.
- BoJack Horseman — Seasons 1–654sThe sequence was adjusted between seasons as the supporting cast and BoJack's circumstances changed, but the fall, the pool and Patrick Carney's theme stay put.
- Bordertown — Season 126sFan upload.
- Borgen — Season 465sThe fourth season's opening, from the Netflix revival rather than the original DR run.
- The Borgias — Season 194sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Boruto: Naruto Next Generations — Season 187sFan upload of the first opening. Both parent series are catalogued here, so the lineage is complete.
- Bosch — Season 162sThe main title.
- Boss — Season 161sFan upload.
- The Boys — Season 113sThirteen seconds of the in-universe Vought International studio ident, which is how the show opens — a corporate logo played straight, for a series about a corporation that owns the superheroes.
- Breathe — Season 154sFan upload. Hindi original audio.
- Briarpatch — Season 110sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Brickleberry — Season 110sFan upload.
- The Bridge — Season 383sThe third season's version.
- Broad City — Season 110sFan upload.
- Broadchurch — Season 150sThe first series' titles.
- Brockmire — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a promo for the series premiere rather than the titles.
- The Brokenwood Mysteries — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Murdoch Mysteries instead.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine — Seasons 1–521sThe original: precinct signage, a horn line, and the squad walking six abreast to close it — footage shot back at the pilot and used unchanged for five years.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine — Seasons 6–821sRebuilt after Chelsea Peretti left. Hitchcock and Scully get a card for the first time, shot specifically for this version, and Gina is painted out of the six-abreast walk she had been in since the pilot. Same theme throughout.
- Bunheads — Season 123sRehearsal in black and white, off air with the channel bug on it.
- The Bureau — Season 110sFound under the French title. Searching for générique début rather than opening titles gets past The Assassination Bureau, which had held every slot.
- Cable Girls — Season 160sFan upload under the Spanish title Las chicas del cable. Spanish original audio.
- Call My Agent! — Season 138sThe opening sequence.
- Call the Midwife — Season 127sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Camelot — Season 1101sFan upload.
- Caprica — Season 144sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- The Capture — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the title cue on a composer topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Cardinal — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles all four seasons' openings into one upload.
- Carmen Sandiego — Season 158sFan upload of the broadcast opening.
- Carnival Row — Season 172sThe first season's sequence.
- The Casagrandes — Season 137sFan upload.
- Castle Rock — Season 130sPosted by Imaginary Forces, the studio that designed it.
- Castlevania — Seasons 1–479sHeld across the run.
- Catastrophe — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return unrelated period-drama credits; the show's own open is a short card that no one has isolated.
- Catfish: The TV Show — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return the same parody, made by an American county animal services department.
- Catherine the Great — Season 164sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Channel Zero — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs more than two minutes and could not be confirmed as a single season's opening.
- Charité — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1963 film Charade instead.
- Chef's Table — Season 164sThe first volume's opening.
- Chernobyl — Season 196sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Chesapeake Shores — Seasons 1–281sPosted by a channel devoted to the series, labelled as the first two seasons' intro.
- Chewing Gum — Season 125sFan upload.
- The Chi — Seasons 1–310sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across the first three seasons, which is why it is catalogued as a range.
- Chicago Fire — Season 134sFan upload of the first season alone, found after earlier searches returned only the all-seasons montage.
- Chicago Justice — Season 129sFan upload.
- Chicago Med — Season 138sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Chicago P.D. — Season 167sFan upload.
- Childhood's End — Season 198sFan upload.
- Chilling Adventures of Sabrina — Season 1106sPosted by Netflix. Worth watching against the 1996 ABC sitcom, which this catalogue also holds — same character, opposite genre, opposite titles.
- China, IL — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles three seasons of openings into one upload.
- The Chosen — Seasons 1–464sFrom the production's own channel. Note this upload lays the song's lyrics over the picture; the broadcast titles carry no captions.
- Chozen — Season 114sFan upload. Fourteen seconds.
- Chuno — Season 145sCast names brushed on in ink over the landscape.
- City on a Hill — Season 148sFan upload.
- Clarence — Season 123sPosted by Cartoon Network.
- Class — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one result is a fan-made mashup that restages the parent series' titles in this show's style.
- Claws — Season 127sFan upload.
- The Client List — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result that looks right is The Client, a different series from 1995, and the rest is a music video and a launch party.
- Cloak & Dagger — Season 259sFan upload of the second and final season's intro.
- Club de Cuervos — Season 193sFan upload. Spanish original audio.
- Cobra Kai — Season 185sThe anime-styled version Netflix produced, rather than the standard card — the show reworks its opening more often than most.
- Code Black — Season 15sFan upload of the credits. Five seconds.
- Colony — Season 110sFan upload.
- Conan — Season 180sFan upload of the 2010 opening, from the launch.
- The Conners — Season 136sFan upload of the intro.
- The Conners — Season 523sThe fifth season's, thirteen seconds shorter than the first.
- Constantine — Season 120sFan upload.
- Continuum — Season 136sThe first season's titles.
- Coroner — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return the Australian series State Coroner instead.
- Corporate — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Monsters, Inc. main title instead.
- Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload is a 60fps re-render offered for download rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Count Arthur Strong — Season 115sFan upload.
- Counterpart — Seasons 1–282sPosted by Imaginary Forces, the studio that designed it.
- Covert Affairs — Season 132sFan upload.
- Craig of the Creek — Season 124sFan upload.
- Crash Landing on You — Season 140sThe opening.
- Crashing — Season 118sFan upload.
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend — Season 133sPosted by Rachel Bloom's own channel. A bright ensemble number that keeps stopping to object to being called crazy — "the situation's a lot more nuanced than that."
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend — Season 229s"I'm Just a Girl In Love." The defence drops and the song simply insists love excuses everything, staged as a 1940s dream ballet. Also from Bloom's channel.
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend — Season 345s"You Do/You Don't Want To Be Crazy." The third year turns the word over properly, and the sequence turns with it — the staging is a horror film by the end.
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend — Season 454s"Meet Rebecca!" The last one is about the first three: a cheerful introduction to a character the audience has watched for four years, cut off before it can finish the sentence. Four seasons, four completely different sequences — one of the cleanest examples in this catalogue of a show using its titles as an argument with itself.
- Crazyhead — Season 118sFan upload.
- Creepshow — Season 155sFan upload of the 2019 series, not the 1982 film that outranks it in search.
- Criminal Justice — Season 146sPosted by Applause Entertainment, the producer — the same rights holder that supplied Scam 1992. Hindi original audio.
- Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders — Season 124sFan upload of the first version of the credits.
- Critical Role — Season 299sFrom Critical Role's own channel: the Mighty Nein animated open, "Your Turn to Roll". A web show commissioning a broadcast-grade title sequence is the notable thing here.
- The Crown — Seasons 1–671sUnchanged across six seasons and three casts.
- CSI: Cyber — Season 238sFan upload of the second season's intro.
- Cubicles — Season 142sFound while searching for Aspirants — the wrong answer turned out to be a series that was itself absent. Hindi original audio.
- Cuckoo — Season 177sFan upload.
- The Curse of Oak Island — Season 166sFan upload of the intro, with the History bug in the corner.
- Da Vinci's Demons — Season 171sPosted by Starz. Sketches assemble themselves into machines and come apart again — the best use any series has made of a real artist's working papers.
- Damnation — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The Americans' opening credits.
- Dance Moms — Season 112sFan upload.
- Dare Me — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return United States of Tara's main title from Showtime's own channel.
- Daredevil — Seasons 1–362sHeld across the run. Everything is rendered in the same viscous red, so the city and the wound are indistinguishable.
- Dark — Season 184sThe first season's sequence, over Apparat's 'Goodbye'.
- Dark — Season 285sRebuilt as the cast doubles — the mirroring now has to hold more faces at once, and the split runs deeper into the frame.
- Dark — Season 386sThe final season, where the mirror stops being a metaphor and becomes the plot.
- The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance — Season 132sFan upload. The higher-ranked result for this show is a re-scored fan edit with a Thomas Bergersen track over it — this is the broadcast version.
- Das Boot — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the main-title cue on a composer topic channel — audio over a static image, which this catalogue does not accept.
- DC Super Hero Girls — Season 119sFan upload.
- De Twaalf — Season 180sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official credits.
- Dead to Me — Season 133sFan upload of the title sequence. The result ranked above it is Dead Like Me's.
- Deadly Class — Season 14sThe title card, four seconds of it, and moving. The static image with the music over it is still what ranks first.
- Deadwind — Season 273sFan upload of the second season's title sequence, under the show's Finnish title. Finnish original audio.
- Dear White People — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Netflix series 1899's credits and the film's trailers. Re-searched by creator and lead: the platform posts promos, interviews and episode clips for it, and no titles.
- Death in Paradise — Season 130sThe opening credits.
- Defiance — Season 131sFan upload.
- Delhi Crime — Season 151sThe first season's opening.
- Demon Slayer — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available uploads are AI-upscaled 60fps creditless versions rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Der Pass — Season 1No usable clip verified. Two searches, one in German, returned nothing belonging to this series.
- Derek — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both searches returned the same Channel 4 promotional trailer three times over.
- Derry Girls — Season 1No usable clip verified. The best-ranked result appears to be a personal project rather than the broadcast titles.
- Descendants of the Sun — Season 124sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Designated Survivor — Season 146sFan upload of the title sequence.
- Detectorists — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is the Johnny Flynn song on its own rather than the picture it runs under.
- The Detour — Season 412sFan upload of the fourth season's intro.
- Detroiters — Season 113sFan upload.
- The Deuce — Season 194sThe first season's cut.
- Deutschland 83 — Season 166sThe title sequence.
- Deutschland 86 — Season 136sFan upload. Deutschland 83 is catalogued separately; each chapter aired under its own title.
- Devilman Crybaby — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload is a 4K 60fps creditless version rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Devious Maids — Season 131sFan upload.
- Dickinson — Season 1150sEvery version from the first season collected, since the card is rebuilt episode to episode.
- Dicte — Season 146sFan upload.
- Dietland — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is labelled only as credits, with no indication which end of the episode it came from.
- Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency — Season 115sFan upload of the first season's intro. Fifteen seconds.
- Dirty John — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- Dirty Money — Season 138sFan upload.
- A Discovery of Witches — Season 117sFan upload of the first season's title sequence.
- Disenchantment — Season 166sThe first season's sequence.
- Divorce — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one upload found has since been taken down.
- The Doctor Blake Mysteries — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the theme posted by the composer as a music track rather than the title sequence.
- Doctor Foster — Season 159sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed the titles for BBC One.
- Documentary Now! — Season 1No usable clip found for the series' own framing sequence. Because each episode restages a different documentary's titles, there may be no single sequence to point at.
- Dog with a Blog — Season 138sThe family framed inside a video player, with the dog in front of the lens.
- Dogs of Berlin — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Netflix docuseries Dogs, as they did for Rain Dogs.
- Dominion — Season 111sEleven seconds of clockwork and a compass rose throwing sparks.
- Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 — Season 113sThe title set in the buzzer panel, censoring bar and all, in thirteen seconds.
- Doom Patrol — Season 171sThe first season's sequence.
- Downton Abbey — Season 131sThe title sequence.
- Dr. Stone — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale, which is a reconstruction rather than what was broadcast.
- The Dragon Prince — Season 127sThe first season's sequence.
- Dream Corp LLC — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- Drunk History — Season 112sTwelve seconds: engravings, then the book on a table ringed with drink stains.
- Dublin Murders — Season 156sPosted by Starz.
- Duck Dynasty — Season 135sFan upload of the intro.
- DuckTales (2017) — Season 172sPosted by Golden Wolf, who animated it. Their own account says they worked from nostalgia for the original; the tune is the same and every shot is new.
- Durarara!! — Season 199sFan upload of the first opening with credits.
- Dynasties — Season 1No usable clip verified. One result is the closing credits and the other belongs to an unrelated series about the Murdochs.
- Eagleheart — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Lazarus opening from Adult Swim's own channel instead.
- El Ministerio del Tiempo — Season 161sFan upload. Known in English as The Ministry of Time.
- El Señor de los Cielos — Season 293sFan upload of the second season's intro. Spanish original audio.
- Elementary — Season 133sFan upload.
- Elena of Avalor — Season 166sPosted by Disney Jr.
- Elite — Season 111sThe first season's card.
- Empress Ki — Season 117sThe broadcast opening with its cast cards, each naming the part as well as the actor.
- The End of the F***ing World — Season 190sThe opening titles.
- Endeavour — Season 16sThe title card, six seconds of the winged logo, found once the query named the broadcaster.
- Enlightened — Season 195sThe first season's sequence.
- Episodes — Season 147sPosted by Showtime.
- Erased — Season 190sThe opening.
- The Eric André Show — Season 171sOne version of a sequence that is wrecked differently every week.
- Escape at Dannemora — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1981 film Escape from New York. Re-searched by creator and lead: the platform posts promos, interviews and episode clips for it, and no titles.
- Euphoria — Season 171sThe first season's sequence.
- Euphoria — Season 292sRe-cut for the second season, shot on film stock that pushes the whole palette warmer.
- Evil — Season 183sThe first season's sequence.
- Evil Genius — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every search is captured by the video game of the same name.
- The Exorcist — Season 131sFan upload.
- The Expanse — Season 162sThe first season's long version. The show also ran a heavily shortened cut, so the sequence exists at two lengths.
- Explained — Season 1No usable clip verified. The title is too generic to search; both attempts returned other Netflix series.
- Extant — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the titles has been taken down, and a second search returned the same dead result.
- F Is for Family — Season 148sThe first season's sequence.
- The Fades — Season 134sFan upload.
- Faking It — Season 129sFan upload.
- The Fall — Season 128sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it — the same studio behind Line of Duty's titles and Doctor Who's 2012 sequence.
- Falling Skies — Season 111sFan upload.
- Falling Water — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the titles of an unrelated 2009 production.
- The Family Man — Season 330sFan upload of the third season's title theme, which is the version available. Hindi original audio.
- Fargo — Season 147sThe first season's sequence.
- Father Brown — Season 121sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Fauda — Season 127sFan upload. Hebrew and Arabic original audio.
- FBI — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1965 series of the same name, which is documented separately, and the spin-offs.
- Fear the Walking Dead — Seasons 1–317sThe card as used across the first three seasons.
- Feud — Season 2104sFan upload of the Capote vs. The Swans titles. The first season's Bette and Joan sequence is a separate design and has not been found.
- Final Space — Season 187sFan upload taken from the first episode.
- Fish Hooks — Season 147sFan upload from an archive channel.
- The Flash — Season 132sThe first season's opening sequence.
- Fleabag — Season 131sThirty-one seconds, which is more than the show's reputation for skipping formalities would suggest it has.
- Flowers — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an episode's closing credits.
- Follow the Money — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a podcast of the same name.
- The Following — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a student media project's version rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma — Season 1100sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- For All Mankind — Season 165sThe first season's sequence. The montage is extended each year as the divergent timeline accumulates more history to show.
- Formula 1: Drive to Survive — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the sport's own broadcast titles and a feature film, not the series.
- Fortitude — Season 149sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- Fosse/Verdon — Season 111sFan upload.
- The Fosters — Season 149sCast cards over instruments and household detail, posted by the broadcaster itself.
- Frankie Drake Mysteries — Season 147sFrom a channel that archives broadcast presentation; this is the sequence as it went out on AMI-tv.
- Frequency — Season 149sFan upload.
- Fresh Meat — Season 129sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- Fresh Off the Boat — Season 115sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Friday Night Dinner — Season 125sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran unchanged from 2011 to the end of the series.
- From Dusk till Dawn: The Series — Season 145sThe name in dried blood on black, from the first season.
- Frozen Planet — Season 126sThe opening sequence.
- Fruits Basket — Season 194sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Full Frontal with Samantha Bee — Season 137sFan upload of the opening graphics.
- Future Man — Seasons 1–25sFan upload covering both of the seasons it is labelled for. Five seconds.
- Future-Worm! — Season 133sFan upload from an archive channel.
- Game of Thrones — Season 1108sThe original: King's Landing, Winterfell, the Wall and Pentos, with the Baratheon stag over the sun.
- Game of Thrones — Season 8145sRebuilt for the final season — the camera drops inside the Red Keep and Winterfell rather than staying above them, and the Wall's breach is shown.
- Generator Rex — Season 121sFan upload.
- Gentleman Jack — Season 132sFan upload.
- Geordie Shore — Season 125sThe first series' cast introduced by first name over the city.
- The Get Down — Season 157sFan upload of the opening sequence.
- Getting On — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Game of Thrones' opening credits.
- Ghosts — Season 123sRestored fan upload of the British original's open. The CBS remake uses a different sequence entirely.
- The Gifted — Season 158sFan upload.
- Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life — Season 155sFan upload of the revival's intro. One alternative is the original series' and the other says fan-made in its own title.
- Giri/Haji — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is explicitly labelled a recreation.
- Girl from Nowhere — Season 168sFan upload.
- Girl Meets World — Season 170sPosted by Disney Channel's American account.
- The Girlfriend Experience — Season 165sFan upload.
- Girls — Season 1No usable clip kept — the best available upload fails the moving-picture check on every attempt, being a still image with the theme over it.
- The Glades — Season 121sTwenty-one seconds of sunlight and case material, the whole open.
- GLOW — Seasons 1–351sPastiche of the era's own title design, held across the run.
- Goblin — Season 151sThe tvN opening, found on a later pass under the Korean title. This entry previously recorded no usable clip, the only result then being a Philippine broadcaster's re-wrapped version.
- Godfather of Harlem — Season 490sThe fourth season's intro. Ninety seconds, which the series' titles run to.
- Godless — Season 170sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Gogglebox — Season 149sFan upload.
- The Goldbergs — Season 114sFan upload.
- Goliath — Season 174sFan upload.
- Gomorrah — Season 113sThirteen seconds and a card — as curt as the series is.
- Good Behavior — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Good Cop — Season 135sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- The Good Doctor — Season 111sFan upload. Eleven seconds — the current network standard.
- The Good Fight — Season 293sThe second season's version. The objects destroyed were updated each year to match what the show was angry about.
- Good Luck Charlie — Season 151sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Good Omens — Season 198sThe first season's sequence, ninety-eight seconds of animated procession.
- Good Omens — Season 2104sThe second season's, posted by Prime Video and six seconds longer.
- The Good Place — Season 1104sThe title sequence.
- Good Witch — Season 116sFan upload.
- Gotham — Season 140sThe opening credits.
- Grace and Frankie — Season 136sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Graceland — Season 210sThe second season's intro. Ten seconds, and the opening rather than the closing.
- Gracepoint — Season 1No usable clip kept. A themes channel has the closing rather than the opening, and the rest of the results are a church of the same name.
- Gran Hotel — Season 159sFan upload.
- The Grand Tour — Season 1No usable clip verified. The available uploads are all either extended music edits, opening-plus-closing pairs or season-comparison videos.
- Grantchester — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the American PBS Masterpiece presentation wrapper rather than the ITV titles.
- Gravity Falls — Season 140sThe title sequence. A cryptogram flashes at the end of each one, and the codes differ between episodes.
- The Great British Bake Off — Season 120sThe opening.
- Great Expectations — Season 146sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- Green Eggs and Ham — Season 271sFan upload of the second season's opening — The Second Serving — which is the version available.
- Green Lantern: The Animated Series — Season 121sFan upload.
- Grimm — Season 111sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Guardians of the Galaxy — Season 111sFan upload.
- Guerrilla — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Shōgun's title sequence from FX's own channel.
- Gullak — Season 445sFan upload of the fourth season's official title sequence, which is the version available. Hindi original audio.
- Gunpowder — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The English, the BBC western, for the fourth time in this project.
- Hackerville — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Silicon Valley, which outranks it on every phrasing tried.
- Haikyu!! — Season 1100sThe first opening, 'Imagination', from Crunchyroll.
- Halt and Catch Fire — Seasons 1–431sOne sequence for the whole run — only the credited names change. For a show that reinvented its own premise every season, the titles are the one thing that never moved.
- The Handmaid's Tale — Seasons 1–2162sThe first two seasons' versions collected together.
- Hannibal — Season 121sThe series' titles.
- Hanzawa Naoki — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a fan edit restaging the open in the style of Friends. Searching in Japanese returns TBS's own trailers and episode previews, and the main theme posted as music. Korean openings turned out to be held on channels that collect nothing else; the same search phrased for Japanese finds no equivalent, only theme songs, previews and fan recreations.
- Happy Endings — Season 19sFan upload of the intro.
- Happy Valley — Season 134sThe title sequence — Calder Valley hills and moorland, and almost nothing else.
- Happyish — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a single episode's animated insert rather than a standing title sequence.
- Hardcore Pawn — Season 117sFan upload of the opening credits, from a channel that collects idents and continuity.
- Harley Quinn — Season 129sThe first season's tenth episode specifically. The open is under thirty seconds and the gag inside it changes, so a clip like this is one variant rather than the version.
- Hart of Dixie — Season 111sFan upload from a channel that collects the series' music.
- Harvey Beaks — Season 129sFan upload.
- The Haunting of Hill House — Season 164sHill House's sequence. The anthology's later seasons were retitled and redesigned.
- Haven — Season 131sFan upload.
- Hawaii Five-0 (2010) — Season 132sThe revival's opening. Added under its own name because it is what searching for the 1968 original returns.
- Healer — Season 146sFan upload of the opening credits. The alternatives are both the soundtrack.
- The Heirs — Season 154sThe broadcast opening as aired, character cards over the sponsor billboard that Korean drama runs them against.
- Helix — Season 110sFan upload.
- Hell on Wheels — Season 131sThe series' sequence.
- Hemlock Grove — Season 153sPosted by Netflix.
- Henry Danger — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result carries burnt-in subtitles.
- Her Private Life — Season 131sA wall of identical fan photographs, one of them out of place.
- Here and Now — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return HBO's own channel ident, which has now outranked six different HBO series in this sweep.
- Heroes Reborn — Season 113sThirteen seconds: an eclipse standing in for the O, which is the original series' own symbol.
- Hey Duggee — Season 133sFan upload. Found on a third pass, after two earlier searches returned only episode-specific openings naming that episode's badge.
- High Maintenance — Season 150sFan upload.
- High Seas — Season 127sFan upload of the Spanish original, Alta Mar.
- Hilda — Season 131sThe first season's intro, moving and unextended.
- Him & Her — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches returned unrelated American sitcoms.
- Hinterland — Season 140sThe Welsh cut, credited to its awdur rather than its writer. Both versions were filmed as originals rather than one being dubbed from the other.
- Hip-Hop Evolution — Season 138sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- His Dark Materials — Season 1105sPosted by the BBC. Designed by Elastic, scored by Lorne Balfe — cut windows opening onto one another until the geometry stops resolving.
- The Hollow Crown — Season 111sFan upload. Eleven seconds — a crown and a wordmark, and then straight into the play. Included because the brevity is the design decision.
- Home for Christmas — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing is posted under either the Norwegian or the English title.
- Homecoming — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result is a 2009 title of the same name.
- Homeland — Season 179sThe first season's version. The audio collage was rebuilt each year, so this is one of eight.
- Homeland — Season 693sThe sixth season's version, rebuilt around an American election rather than a war.
- Homeland — Season 886sThe final season's version, eight years of American foreign policy later.
- The Honourable Woman — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is Martin Phipps's title cue on a composer topic channel — audio over a static image, caught by the frame-motion check.
- Hormones — Season 286sFan upload of the second season's opening.
- Hot in Cleveland — Season 19sPosted by TV Land, who made it. Nine seconds: the joke is the word LA being replaced.
- Hot Stove League — Season 131sShot at ankle height down a corridor, letterboxed.
- House of Anubis — Season 130sThe first season's, cast in grey cardigans against teal wallpaper.
- House of Anubis — Season 230sThe second season's, restaged in blazers. A season 3 copy exists but could not be told apart from this one on a single frame, so it is not filed separately.
- House of Cards — Seasons 1–6104sUnchanged across six seasons. The only thing that moves is the weather.
- House of Lies — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return United States of Tara's main title from Showtime's own channel.
- How to Get Away with Murder — Season 143sThe first season's titles.
- How to Make It in America — Season 162sThe opening credits.
- How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) — Season 111sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official intro.
- Howards End — Season 159sFan upload.
- Hudson & Rex — Season 110sFan upload of the intro. Ten seconds.
- Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. — Season 111sFan upload.
- Human Planet — Season 182sFan upload. Nitin Sawhney's score under figures crossing deserts, ice and canopy — the Planet Earth house style pointed at human subjects.
- Humans — Season 150sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- Hunter × Hunter — Season 191s'Departure!', from Crunchyroll.
- I Am the Night — Season 160sFan upload.
- I Think You Should Leave — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Marvel's Daredevil titles from Marvel's own channel, which is not obviously explicable.
- I'm Dying Up Here — Season 161sFan upload.
- An Idiot Abroad — Season 376sFan upload of the third series' opening.
- Impractical Jokers — Seasons 1–918sFan upload. The same eighteen seconds of surveillance-grade footage introduced every episode from the first season to the ninth.
- In the Flesh — Season 112sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it. Twelve seconds — the shortest designer-sourced sequence in the catalogue.
- Infinity Train — Season 19sFan upload. Nine seconds — the show changed cast and premise every season and never expanded the titles to match.
- Inhumans — Season 142sFan upload.
- Ink Master — Season 246sThe second season's intro.
- Ink Master — Season 550sThe fifth season's, four seconds longer and from the same uploader.
- Insecure — Season 121sThe first season's sequence.
- Inside Amy Schumer — Season 111sFan upload.
- Inside No. 9 — Season 117sFan upload. The hare ornament appears somewhere in every episode, so the title sequence is also a set of instructions for watching.
- Into the Badlands — Season 136sThe first season's sequence.
- Iron Fist — Season 171sFan upload. All four Defenders series and the crossover are now catalogued.
- iZombie — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result collects every season's opening into one file.
- Jack Ryan — Season 299sThe second season's sequence, from Prime Video.
- Jane the Virgin — Season 179sFan upload.
- Jericho (2016) — Season 132sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed the titles for ITV.
- Jessica Jones — Seasons 1–373sUnchanged across three seasons.
- Jessie — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result collects all four seasons' openings into one upload.
- The Jinx — Season 177sFan upload. Slow black-and-white dissolves under the Fresh Blood theme.
- Joe Pera Talks with You — Season 1No usable clip verified. Adult Swim's own channel posts segment clips for it and no opening.
- Justified — Season 631sThe final season's version.
- Kaguya-sama: Love Is War — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Kara Sevda — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a Spanish-market version and could not be confirmed as the Turkish broadcast.
- The Keepers — Season 158sFan upload.
- Key & Peele — Season 126sThe opening.
- Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil — Season 151sFrom a channel dedicated to the series.
- Kickin' It — Season 342sFan upload of the third season's intro. The alternative runs all four seasons together.
- Kidding — Season 116sFan upload of the first season's open. Sixteen seconds, in the register of the programme-within-the-programme.
- Kill la Kill — Season 193sFan upload of the first opening with credits.
- The Killing (US) — Season 131sThe opening credits.
- Killing Eve — Season 194sThe opening titles.
- Killjoys — Season 114sThe first season's card.
- Kim's Convenience — Season 122sFan upload.
- Kingdom — Season 273sThe second season introduced a new opening theme; this is that version.
- Kodoku no Gurume — Season 128sFan upload. Japanese original audio.
- KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! — Season 1100sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Kota Factory — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the title track released as music on TVF's own music channel, three minutes long.
- Kruk — Season 157sPosted by a channel devoted to the series.
- Krypton — Season 163sFan upload.
- Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness — Season 110sFan upload.
- Kuroko's Basketball — Season 1100sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- La Casa de las Flores — Season 165sFan upload, listed under both the Spanish title and the English The House of Flowers. Spanish original audio.
- La Reina del Sur — Season 1114sThe 2011 entrada with its cast cards, rather than the file that ran 2011 to 2019 together. Carries the Telemundo HD bug.
- Lady Dynamite — Season 115sFan upload.
- Land of the Lustrous — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a different Crunchyroll title entirely.
- Last Chance U — Season 127sPosted by the music publisher who supplied the cue, with the sequence attached.
- The Last Kingdom — Season 143sThe first season's sequence, from the show's original BBC America run.
- The Last Man on Earth — Season 17sFan upload of the title card, seven seconds over fireworks. The better-ranked result is an amateur short film of the same name.
- Last Man Standing — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result collects every season's opening into one upload.
- The Last O.G. — Season 1No usable clip verified. Both searches return a festival appearance by the cast rather than the programme.
- The Last Panthers — Season 168sPosted by Sky, who commissioned the Bowie theme and led with it.
- Last Resort — Season 183sCast cards with a star between the names, against the flag.
- The Last Ship — Season 220sFan upload of the second season's open, which is the version available.
- Last Tango in Halifax — Season 148sThe name set into a collage of colour blocks and torn paper.
- Last Week Tonight with John Oliver — Season 123sFan upload. Cut paper and rotating type over the theme; the artwork is refreshed year to year but the structure never moves.
- Lazor Wulf — Season 114sFan upload.
- The Leftovers — Season 183sA fresco in the Renaissance manner — figures reaching upward as people are taken out of the frame — over Max Richter's score. Mournful, and widely disliked for it.
- The Leftovers — Season 289sDiscarded and rebuilt from scratch: family snapshots with the departed erased out of them, cut to Iris DeMent's 'Let the Mystery Be'. The same show announcing a different attitude to the same loss.
- The Leftovers — Season 385sThe snapshot format is kept for the final season, but the song beneath it was swapped from episode to episode rather than fixed.
- Legacies — Season 174sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- The Legacy — Season 146sFan upload under the Danish title. Danish original audio.
- The Legend of Korra — Season 187sThe theme and opening credits, from Nickelodeon.
- The Legend of the Blue Sea — Season 131sThe coast and the cast, thirty-one seconds.
- Legends of Tomorrow — Season 513sThe fifth season's main titles.
- Legion — Season 1231sEvery version collected. Legion rebuilt its credits repeatedly across three seasons to match whichever reality the episode was operating in, so no single one stands for the show.
- Legit — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a title-sequence compilation channel's entry for the film Mimic.
- Letterkenny — Season 1152sThe first season's openings collected, since the cold open preceding the card differs every episode.
- The Librarians — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a single episode's title card rather than a title sequence.
- Life in Pieces — Season 17sSeven seconds, which is the whole card: the name and the words One Big Family under it.
- Life Unexpected — Season 116sFan upload of the intro.
- The Light in Your Eyes — Season 125sWatercolour bleeding across the portraits, twenty-five seconds.
- Lights Out — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs twice the length of the broadcast open and could not be confirmed.
- Lilyhammer — Season 147sThe opening credits.
- Limitless — Season 122sPosted by Prologue Films, who designed it.
- Line of Duty — Season 1114sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it — the same studio behind Doctor Who's 2012 titles.
- The Little Drummer Girl — Season 161sFan upload from a titles archive channel.
- Little Women — Season 131sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it.
- Liv and Maddie — Season 151sFan upload.
- Live — Season 133sA patrol on foot, shot from behind, thirty-three seconds.
- The Living and the Dead — Season 1No usable clip verified. One search returned Waking the Dead and the other nothing.
- Lodge 49 — Season 131sFan upload.
- Looking — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Game of Thrones' opening credits instead.
- Los Espookys — Season 141sThe first season's sequence.
- Lost Girl — Season 131sFan upload.
- The Loud House — Season 131sFan upload of the broadcast open. The show's own channel posts only an extended version, which this catalogue does not take.
- The Loudest Voice — Season 162sFan upload.
- Louie — Season 152sThe opening.
- Love, Death + Robots — Season 123sThe first volume's opening. The symbols are reshuffled per episode, so this is one arrangement of the set.
- Love/Hate — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result is a recording of a DVD's start-up sequence rather than the programme's titles.
- Low Winter Sun — Season 130sFan upload.
- Lucifer — Season 111sThe title card.
- Luck — Season 1103sFan upload.
- Luke Cage — Seasons 1–283sHeld across both seasons.
- Luther — Season 152sThe title sequence, from the BBC.
- The Lying Game — Season 120sShot from under the water of a swimming pool, off air with the channel bug.
- Madam Secretary — Season 19sFan upload of the title card. Nine seconds.
- Made in Abyss — Season 191sFan upload of the broadcast opening with credits.
- Made in Heaven — Season 168sFan upload. Hindi original audio.
- Magic City — Season 190sPosted by Starz.
- The Magicians — Season 197sThe opening credits.
- Magnificent Century — Season 3114sFan upload of the third season's intro, under the Turkish title Muhteşem Yüzyıl. Turkish original audio.
- Major Crimes — Season 135sThe opening, with Tony Denison's name card on black.
- Making a Murderer — Season 170sThe opening credits.
- Man Down — Season 126sFan upload.
- The Man in the High Castle — Season 168sPosted by Antibody, who made it. "Edelweiss" over projected propaganda footage — one of the few title sequences that provoked formal complaints on first broadcast.
- Man Like Mobeen — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- The Mandalorian — Season 123sThe title card. Each episode is numbered as a chapter rather than named.
- Manhattan — Season 137sFigures scattered outward from a black mass, arranged as a blast, with the name held in the middle of it.
- Maniac — Season 195sPosted by the series' director. The miniseries' only sequence.
- Manifest — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a Latin American clips channel's upload of the third and fourth seasons' open.
- Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart — Season 120sFan upload.
- March Comes in Like a Lion — Season 1105sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Marchlands — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both searches return the same upload, which restages the titles in another programme's style; the one alternative is a Spanish-subtitled scene rather than the titles.
- Marco Polo — Seasons 1–298sHeld across both seasons.
- Marianne — Season 111sFan upload.
- Marseille — Season 166sThe title sequence.
- Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. — Season 1No usable clip verified. ABC's own upload collects all seven seasons' titles into one file — the montage problem, this time from the network itself rather than a fan.
- The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel — Season 156sThe first season's sequence.
- Master of None — Season 1No usable clip verified. The show opens on a typographic card rather than a sequence, and every search result is a fan mashup putting the cast into someone else's titles.
- Masters of Sex — Season 147sElastic's own cut, hosted by the Cooper Hewitt design museum. Rockets, trains and champagne corks — the whole sequence is a joke about what mid-century advertising was allowed to imply and what the show says outright. Replaced the fan upload this entry opened with.
- Mayans M.C. — Season 185sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Mayday — Season 143sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it.
- McMafia — Season 188sFan upload.
- Melissa & Joey — Season 121sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Meteor Garden — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is F4's theme song as a music release, and searching the Chinese for a title sequence returns restored full episodes of the 2001 original instead.
- Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories — Season 1136sThe opening, which walks the city before arriving at the diner.
- Miffy's Adventures Big and Small — Season 139sPosted by the Miffy channel.
- Mike & Molly — Season 115sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Mike & Molly — Seasons 4–623sThe replacement sequence, used from the fourth season to the end.
- Mike Tyson Mysteries — Season 131sFan upload.
- Mildred Pierce — Season 1145sThe miniseries rather than the 1945 film, confirmed by the card for its editor Affonso Goncalves. Runs 145 seconds, taking in the wordless footage either side of the credits.
- Milo Murphy's Law — Season 143sPosted by Disney Channel Animation.
- Mindhunter — Season 1105sThe first season's sequence.
- The Mindy Project — Season 116sFan upload.
- Minority Report — Season 141sFan upload.
- Miracle Workers — Season 230sFan upload of the second season, Dark Ages.
- Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir — Season 530sThe fifth season's opening, from the series' own channel.
- Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir — Season 634sThe sixth season's, four seconds longer and also from the series' channel.
- Mirzapur — Season 152sFan upload of the first season's intro. Hindi original audio.
- Misaeng — Season 141sDesk clutter and lift doors, with the cast named over their employee passes.
- Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an alternative version of the title music on the composer's topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- The Missing — Season 147sFan upload.
- Misty — Season 146sFigures held in fog with the city behind them.
- Mob City — Season 143sFan upload.
- Mob Psycho 100 — Season 1101sThe first opening, '99', from Crunchyroll.
- Modern Love — Season 168sPosted by Prime Video.
- Modus — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the opening credits of Dark.
- Mom — Season 820sFan upload of the eighth season's credits. No copy of an earlier season's surfaced.
- Money Heist — Seasons 3–559sThe sequence as it ran once Netflix picked the show up and the production scaled — the later parts, not the original Antena 3 run.
- The Moon Embracing the Sun — Season 137sPainted framing around each face, then the title struck in ink.
- Moonbeam City — Season 123sFan upload.
- The Morning Show — Season 1111sThe first season's sequence.
- The Morning Show — Season 3109sRe-cut for the third season, with the broadcast graphics rebuilt around a network that has changed hands since.
- Motherland — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over three minutes against a much shorter broadcast open.
- Motorcity — Season 131sFan upload.
- Mozart in the Jungle — Season 113sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Mr Inbetween — Season 112sAll three seasons' opening sequences collected.
- Mr Selfridge — Season 131sCast cards read through the shop's own glass and brass.
- Mr. Mercedes — Season 181sThe first season's, from a channel that collects opening credits.
- Mr. Mercedes — Season 358sThe third season's, twenty-three seconds shorter than the first.
- Mr. Pickles — Season 122sFan upload.
- Mr. Robot — Seasons 1–4No main titles were ever made. Each episode drops a plain card instead, and this collects every one of them across the four seasons; watching them in a row is the only way the show's titles can be watched at all.
- Mr. Sunshine — Season 147sPeriod portraits with the cast named down the side in vertical type.
- Mrs. Brown's Boys — Season 124sFan upload of the opening titles.
- The Muppets (2015) — Season 120sFan upload of the 2015 intro.
- The Musketeers — Season 141sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- My Brilliant Friend — Season 280sThe second season's opening credits.
- My Hero Academia — Season 1101sThe first opening, 'The Day', from Crunchyroll.
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic — Season 135sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- My Mister — Season 137sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- My Sassy Girl — Season 130sPainted enamel and lacquer in close-up rather than faces.
- Mystery Road — Season 247sThe second season's opening.
- The Naked Director — Season 252sFan upload of the second season's sequence, which is the version available. Japanese original audio.
- Nancy Drew — Season 112sFan upload. Twelve seconds.
- Narcos — Seasons 1–390sHeld across three seasons, mixing the show's own footage with genuine archive.
- Narcos: Mexico — Seasons 1–390sHeld across the run, rebuilt from Mexican archive rather than Colombian.
- Nashville — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is Robert Altman's 1975 film of the same name.
- Nathan For You — Season 127sThe opening title.
- National Treasure — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Disney+ series National Treasure: Edge of History.
- NCIS: New Orleans — Season 121sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- The Neighborhood — Season 85sThe eighth season's credits. Five seconds, which is the whole of them.
- Neo Yokio — Season 132sFan upload.
- New Amsterdam — Season 131sFan upload.
- New Girl — Season 122sFan upload.
- Newsreaders — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Lazarus opening from Adult Swim's own channel instead.
- The Newsroom — Season 191sThe first season's sequence, later shortened considerably.
- The Next Step — Season 135sNames spelled in dot-matrix behind the dancers, from the programme's own channel.
- Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn — Season 152sThe four of them in the back of a car, from the broadcaster's own channel.
- Nielegalni — Season 134sCanal+ posts its own czolowka in 4K: the figure walking between sliced vertical panels. The earlier Polish search missed it by not using that word.
- The Night Manager — Season 262sPosted by Antibody, who directed it. The second season's main title, made a decade after the first; the original series' sequence has not been found separately.
- The Night Of — Season 190sThe miniseries' only sequence.
- Nightflyers — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the main-title cue on a composer topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Nikita — Season 241sFan upload of the second season's credits, which is the version available.
- Nirvana in Fire — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is the soundtrack rather than the sequence.
- No Offence — Season 118sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it — the sixth designer-sourced clip in the catalogue, and the second found during a network sweep rather than the studio sweep.
- Norsemen — Season 129sThe main titles.
- NOS4A2 — Season 132sThe first season's sequence.
- NTSF:SD:SUV:: — Season 114sFan upload.
- O Ministério do Tempo — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every search returns the Spanish original, which is catalogued separately.
- O.J.: Made in America — Season 116sThe opening.
- The OA — Seasons 1–286sThe sequence itself, out of the position it was designed to ambush you from.
- The Oath — Season 127sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who made it.
- Occupied — Season 187sThe first season's intro.
- Octonauts — Season 145sPosted by Brown Bag Films, who animate the series.
- Odd Squad — Season 159sThe premiere's titles from November 2014, character cards with the educational bug in the corner. A copy labelled as the intro turned out to be a compilation that runs into a different programme entirely.
- OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes — Season 134sPosted by Cartoon Network.
- Olive Kitteridge — Season 194sThe miniseries' title sequence.
- On Becoming a God in Central Florida — Season 167sPosted by Showtime.
- Once Upon a Time — Season 196sABC's own collection of the variants, which is the only way to see the conceit: each week the logo is concealed somewhere in that episode's establishing shot.
- One Day at a Time — Season 163sPosted by Netflix. The tune is the original's, which is the point — the remake keeps the theme and changes everything the pictures show.
- One Punch Man — Season 190sThe first season's opening.
- The Only Way Is Essex — Season 234sSeries two, from 2011. The titles were rebuilt repeatedly across the run, so the series is worth stating.
- Orange Is the New Black — Seasons 1–772sHeld for the whole run, over Spektor's 'You've Got Time'.
- The Order — Season 166sFan upload.
- The Originals — Season 250sThe second season's opening credits.
- Orphan Black — Season 134sThe first season's titles.
- The Orville — Season 161sThe opening titles.
- Ossan's Love — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the Hong Kong remake's opening rather than the Japanese original's, and searching in Japanese returns TV Asahi's Thai-language channel promoting a Blu-ray, or the theme song's own music video. There is no Japanese equivalent of the Korean channels that collect openings.
- The Other Two — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake on the same service.
- Our Boys — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a different HBO title sequence entirely.
- Our Cartoon President — Season 1No usable clip verified. Showtime's own upload is the closing song and credits rather than the opening.
- Our Girl — Season 133sA hand reaching for a toy bear in the rain, with the writing credit over it.
- Our Planet — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Life on Our Planet, a different Netflix natural history series, above this one.
- Outcasts — Season 145sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it.
- Outlander — Season 197sThe first season's version, from Starz. Later seasons kept the images and changed the arrangement — the same song done as French baroque, as Americana, and so on.
- Over the Garden Wall — Season 182sThe miniseries' opening.
- Overlord — Season 190sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Ozark — Season 1119sThe first season's sequence. The symbols inside the O change from episode to episode, so this is one arrangement of many.
- Ozark — Season 2130sThe second season, with a fresh set of glyphs drawn from what that year is about.
- The Pacific — Season 1145sThe miniseries' opening credits.
- Pair of Kings — Seasons 1–345sFan upload covering the three seasons it is labelled for.
- Pan Am — Season 19sFan upload. Nine seconds, and all of it the airline's globe.
- Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless version.
- Parade's End — Season 187sFan upload.
- Parasyte: The Maxim — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Parenthood — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one upload found has since been taken down.
- Patrick Melrose — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all.
- Patriot — Season 180sThe first episode's opening.
- Peaky Blinders — Season 170sThe opening as broadcast.
- PEN15 — Season 121sFan upload.
- Penn & Teller: Fool Us — Season 120sPosted by Component Graphics, the design house that made the sequence.
- Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero — Season 142sFan upload.
- Penny Dreadful — Season 1109sThe series' main title, from the show's own channel.
- Pennyworth — Season 150sFan upload.
- People Just Do Nothing — Season 1No usable clip verified. What the BBC posts is the Kurupt FM music videos and explainer clips rather than the programme's own opening.
- Perfume — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searching the German Vorspann returns ZDFneo's own promotional shorts for the series and nothing else. The only other result runs far longer than the broadcast open and could not be confirmed.
- Person of Interest — Season 150sThe first season's titles. The narration was rewritten as the machine's situation changed.
- Peter Kay's Car Share — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a DVD box-set opening rather than the broadcast titles.
- Pickle and Peanut — Season 135sFrom a channel dedicated to the series.
- Pig Goat Banana Cricket — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the show's title-card music rather than the opening sequence.
- The Pillars of the Earth — Season 163sFan upload.
- Ping Pong the Animation — Season 190sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Pinocchio — Season 134sThe SBS broadcast open with its cast cards, not the Philippine channel's version that ranks alongside it.
- PJ Masks — Season 152sPosted by the broadcaster, with the Disney Junior bug on it.
- Please Like Me — Season 1187sEvery opening from the first season collected, because there is a different one each week.
- Plebs — Season 115sFifteen seconds off air with the ITV2 bug on it, rather than the copy filmed off a television screen.
- Poldark (2015) — Season 145sFan upload. Name cards over the illustrated mandala the series opens on.
- Portlandia — Season 138sFan upload.
- Pose — Season 136sThe first season's sequence.
- Power — Season 196sPosted by Starz. 50 Cent's "Big Rich Town" over the skyline — the theme became as recognisable as the series.
- Power Rangers Beast Morphers — Season 143sCast cards beside the suits they wear, forty-three seconds.
- Power Rangers Dino Charge — Season 167sSeason twenty-two's own open. The franchise's official upload runs four minutes and covers every version the season had.
- Power Rangers Megaforce — Season 165sCast cards two to a frame, split down the middle.
- Power Rangers Megaforce — Season 264sSuper Megaforce, the following year, which Wikipedia files as this series' second season rather than a separate one.
- Pramface — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload is a static image with the theme over it and fails the moving-picture check; a second search returned nothing.
- Preacher — Season 146sFan upload of the official credits.
- Pretty Little Liars — Season 122sThe opening title.
- Primal — Season 120sThe first season's sequence.
- Prison Playbook — Season 16sSix seconds: razor wire against a bright sky, with the name over it.
- Prisoners of War — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1967 series The Prisoner, which shares nothing with it but a word.
- Prodigal Son — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs well over two minutes and could not be confirmed as this series rather than an unrelated production of the same name.
- Professor T — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload is the main title music posted as a music release and fails the moving-picture check, and the sequence that does surface belongs to the 2021 ITV remake, named on its own cards for Andy Gathergood and Douglas Reith.
- The Promised Neverland — Season 1No usable clip verified. The available uploads are music postings and creditless reconstructions.
- Psycho-Pass — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Puella Magi Madoka Magica — Season 190s'Connect'. The sequence deliberately misrepresents the show, and the mismatch is the point.
- The Punisher — Seasons 1–272sHeld across both seasons.
- The Purge — Season 116sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Pustina — Season 194sFan upload, posted under all three of the titles the series circulates as.
- Quantico — Season 114sFan upload.
- Queen of the South — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1985 miniseries North and South.
- Queer Eye — Season 1119sThe opening sequence, from Netflix.
- The Rain — Season 136sFan upload. Danish original audio.
- Raising Hope — Season 130sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Rake — Season 138sThe opening.
- Ramy — Season 19sFan upload. Nine seconds — barely a sequence, which is the fashion the show belongs to.
- Random Acts of Flyness — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return HBO's own 1983 channel ident.
- Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja — Season 116sFan upload of the short version of the open — the series ran both a short and a long cut, and this is the shorter.
- Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure — Season 140sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Ray Donovan — Season 455sThe fourth season's version.
- Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World — Season 191sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Real Humans — Season 117sPosted by the series' own channel, under the Swedish title Äkta människor.
- Rectify — Season 152sThe title sequence, from SundanceTV.
- The Red Road — Season 130sHands and faces cut out of red against black. SundanceTV posts a longer copy of the same sequence, but it runs on into a subscribe card.
- Regular Show — Season 113sThe series' own thirteen-second opening, as distinct from the film's.
- Reign — Season 231sFan upload of the second season's titles, which the uploader identifies as a new sequence replacing the first season's.
- Rellik — Season 140sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Reply 1988 — Season 125sFan upload, listed under both Reply 1988 and Answer Me 1988. Korean original audio.
- Reply 1994 — Season 121sFaces through glass inside a vignette, twenty-one seconds.
- Reply 1997 — Season 120sArchive news footage aged to look like a worn tape.
- Republic of Doyle — Season 140sFan upload from a Canadian television archive channel.
- Requiem — Season 130sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it with the illustrator Dan Hillier — his Victorian engravings, opened out into something with too many limbs.
- The Resident — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one upload found has since been taken down.
- The Restaurant — Season 1150sFan upload under the Swedish title, running longer than the broadcast open because it carries the full theme. Swedish original audio.
- The Returned — Season 170sFan upload of the French original's générique. Mogwai scored the series, and the open is essentially one of their pieces given pictures.
- Revenge — Season 148sFan upload.
- Review — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns the opening credits of Mid-Century Modern, an unrelated 2025 series.
- Revolution — Season 136sFan upload.
- Rick and Morty — Season 133sThe first season's version. The middle section is replaced each season, so the sequence is a format rather than a fixed film.
- The Righteous Gemstones — Season 111sThe first season's card.
- Ringer — Season 132sFan upload of the title sequence.
- Ripper Street — Season 132sCast cards burnt into the brickwork, Adam Rothenberg's among them.
- Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — Season 131sFan upload.
- The Rising of the Shield Hero — Season 1106sPosted by Crunchyroll's French channel, with the original Japanese audio.
- Rita — Season 150sFan upload.
- Riverdale — Season 159sThe opening credits.
- Riviera — Season 161sPosted by The Morrison Studio, who designed it.
- Riviera — Season 361sThe third season's version, also from the studio — same length, rebuilt imagery.
- Rizzoli & Isles — Season 121sFan upload.
- Roadies — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Indian reality series of the same name.
- The Rookie — Season 163sThe first season's opening credits.
- Rookie Blue — Season 133sFan upload of the title sequence.
- Room 104 — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 2002 film Panic Room. Re-searched by creator and lead: the platform posts promos, interviews and episode clips for it, and no titles.
- Rosehaven — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- Rosewood — Season 19sFan upload of the intro. Nine seconds.
- Rotten — Season 117sFan upload.
- The Royals — Season 190sThe cast dealt out as playing cards, each with the part written under the frame.
- Rubicon — Season 142sFan upload. Crossword grids, redactions and puzzle margins — the sequence is entirely about pattern-finding, which is the job the show is about.
- Runaways — Season 169sFan upload.
- RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars — Season 164sFan upload of the first All Stars season's credits.
- Russian Doll — Season 128sThe first season's sequence.
- S.W.A.T. (2017) — Season 131sFan upload.
- Sacred Games — Season 146sThe first season's title sequence.
- Salem — Season 146sPosted by the series' own channel.
- Salt Fat Acid Heat — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing of the titles has been posted.
- Salvation — Season 110sFan upload.
- Sam & Cat — Season 156sFan upload. Both parent series are catalogued here, so the family is complete.
- Sanjay and Craig — Season 129sFan upload.
- Sarah & Duck — Season 115sFan upload.
- Scandal — Season 16sThe title card, six seconds. The student project its note describes is still the second result.
- Schitt's Creek — Season 137sThe title sequence.
- School 2017 — Season 144sRain, umbrellas and the school gates.
- Scorpion — Season 147sFan upload of the first season's intro, with the character name cards on it.
- Scott & Bailey — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both genuine results are soundtrack postings, and the third is a fan-made mashup with Sherlock's titles.
- Scream — Season 141sFan upload of the first season's credits. The alternative says fan-made in its own title.
- Scream Queens — Season 1102sFan upload.
- SEAL Team — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a single season's title card rather than a sequence.
- Search Party — Season 139sFan upload, recorded from the first season's third episode.
- Secret Garden — Season 143sFan upload of the intro. The alternatives are both the soundtrack album.
- See — Season 182sThe first season's sequence.
- Sense8 — Seasons 1–2120sReal footage shot in each of the show's cities rather than anything staged.
- A Series of Unfortunate Events — Seasons 1–377sPosted by Netflix. This is the base version; the show rewrote the words of "Look Away" for each two-episode book, so what plays at the top of an episode is never quite this. That makes it a close relative of The Simpsons and WandaVision — a sequence that is a format rather than a fixed film.
- Servant — Season 142sThe first season's sequence.
- Servant of the People — Season 183sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Seven Worlds, One Planet — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload runs over three minutes and is filed under the wrong series' name.
- Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll — Season 122sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Sex Education — Season 221sThe second season's version.
- Shadowhunters — Season 195sThe opening credits.
- Shake It Up — Season 159sFan upload.
- Shameless — Season 170sThe American version's opening credits.
- Sharp Objects — Season 192sThe opening as it ran on the first episode.
- She-Ra and the Princesses of Power — Season 131sFan upload of the English broadcast opening.
- Sherlock — Season 133sThe first series' titles.
- Shetland — Season 133sThe opening titles.
- The Shivering Truth — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is labelled as credits from the pilot rather than the series' opening.
- Show Me a Hero — Season 1194sFan upload. Over three minutes of 1980s Yonkers under Bruce Springsteen — the clip is long because the sequence is, not because the uploader padded it.
- Shtisel — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Silo's title sequence from Apple's own channel.
- Signal — Season 136sFan upload under the Korean title 시그널. Korean original audio.
- Signed, Sealed, Delivered — Season 1No usable clip verified. Two searches returned nothing belonging to the series.
- Silicon Valley — Season 111sEleven seconds, and the shortest sequence in the catalogue. The skyline as it stood in 2014.
- Silicon Valley — Season 312sTwo years on, and the skyline has been redrawn — companies that were landmarks in the first season are gone from it.
- Silicon Valley — Season 415sRedrawn again. The buildings, logos and billboards track a different set of companies each time, which is the running gag of the whole sequence.
- Silicon Valley — Season 511sRedrawn for 2018.
- Silicon Valley — Season 611sThe final skyline, five years after the first — almost none of the buildings in it were there in 2014.
- Silver Spoon — Season 351sFan upload of the third season's intro.
- The Sinner — Season 235sFan upload of the second season's open, which is the version available.
- Sitiados — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return unrelated Chilean programming, and the Spanish cabecera returns a news item, a channel trailer, and the composers posting their credits music.
- Sky Castle — Season 145sFan upload. Korean original audio.
- Slasher — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one upload calls itself the first season's credits but is subtitled with a different season's name, and runs long enough to be neither.
- Sleepy Hollow — Season 131sFan upload.
- SMILF — Season 138sFan upload.
- Sneaky Pete — Season 136sFan upload.
- Snowfall — Season 1No usable clip found. Searches return an opening scene from the first episode rather than a title sequence.
- Sob Pressão — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searching the Portuguese noun for an opening returns an interval sting, a viewer's montage, and a piece the uploader labels an alternative opening rather than the broadcast one.
- Some Girls — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- Somebody Feed Phil — Season 559sPosted by Netflix as the fifth season's title intro.
- The Son — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Sorry for Your Loss — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1981 BBC sitcom Sorry! instead.
- South Side — Season 1No usable clip verified. The name is too generic to search: one attempt returned a South Park mashup and the other nothing.
- Space Dandy — Season 192sThe first opening, 'Viva Namida'.
- The Spanish Princess — Season 151sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Spartacus — Season 127sThe series' openings collected together, rather than the 1960 film that outranks it in every search.
- The Split — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is on the composer's topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Star Trek: Discovery — Seasons 1–295sPrologue's blueprint sequence — phaser, tricorder, spacesuit and delta shield drawn as exploded technical illustrations while Jeff Russo's theme builds. Small objects are swapped between the first two seasons, but the design and score hold.
- Star Trek: Discovery — Seasons 3–591sReworked when the show jumps to the 32nd century — the hardware in the illustrations is replaced with far-future equivalents, including the detached-nacelle Discovery and the new combadge, and the closing image changes to two hands reaching across a gap.
- Star vs. the Forces of Evil — Season 141sPosted by Daron Nefcy, the series' creator — the rare case of a title sequence coming from the person who made the show rather than the studio or a fan.
- Star Wars Rebels — Season 16sThe title card on a starfield. Six seconds, which is all the series gives it.
- Star Wars Resistance — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a Disney XD channel ident from the re-premiere rather than the series' own titles.
- Stath Lets Flats — Season 123sFan upload.
- Station 19 — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a season's closing credits rather than the opening.
- Steins;Gate — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available uploads are AI-upscaled 60fps creditless versions rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Steven Universe — Season 523sCartoon Network's posting of the updated sequence, from the show's later run rather than its first season.
- Storage Wars — Season 122sFan upload. The other copy in circulation runs over two minutes and is labelled only as the newer seasons.
- Story of Yanxi Palace — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the opening music rather than the picture.
- The Strain — Season 193sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Strange Angel — Season 168sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Stranger — Season 154sFan upload under both the Korean and English titles. Korean original audio. An earlier diff wrongly reported this as present — it had matched against Stranger Things.
- Stranger — Season 230sThe second season, three years later: the same faces cut into stone inside a maze.
- Stranger Things — Seasons 1–454sHeld across the run — the letters slide together, the synth arpeggio resolves, and that is the entire sequence. No footage, no faces.
- Street Food — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a designer's recreation of the sequence rather than the sequence.
- Strike — Season 152sFan upload of the intro. The alternative is the opening song posted on its own.
- Strike Back — Season 180sPosted by Cinemax, who co-produced it.
- Suburgatory — Season 19sFan upload of the intro, all nine seconds of it.
- Suburra: Blood on Rome — Season 1No usable clip verified. The best-ranked result carries a different title entirely and could not be confirmed as this series.
- Succession — Season 194sThe first season's cut. Later seasons updated the footage as the family aged, so this is one version rather than the only one.
- Succession — Season 291sThe home-video footage is extended and reshuffled, and the piano gains a variation.
- Succession — Season 391sUpdated again, from Picturemill, who built the sequence.
- Suits — Season 131sThe opening.
- Summer Camp Island — Season 124sFan upload, and specifically the second of the show's opening versions — the uploader labels it so.
- Supergirl — Season 347sThe third season's opening. Earlier attempts kept returning a fan edit with the Superman film theme dubbed over it.
- Superstore — Season 15sFive seconds, which is the whole of it: the logo over the Cloud 9 floor with the created-by card. Naming the lead got past both American Auto and the esports team that share the words.
- Survivor's Remorse — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the reality series Survivor.
- The Suspicions of Mr Whicher — Season 1No usable clip kept. All three results are promotional trailers, two of them a channel announcing the premiere date.
- Swamp Thing — Season 181sFan upload.
- Switched at Birth — Season 16sFan upload of the title card. Six seconds; the other copy in circulation is fan-made.
- Sword Art Online — Season 1No usable clip verified. The available uploads are colour-regraded fan versions or lyric overlays rather than the broadcast opening.
- Sym-Bionic Titan — Season 120sFan upload of the first of the show's two opening versions.
- T.U.F.F. Puppy — Season 169sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Taboo — Season 1No usable clip found — no result matched the series at all.
- Tales of the City — Season 117sNames in thin white capitals over a watercolour bloom that keeps changing colour.
- A Tanár — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither an English nor a Hungarian search returned the sequence, including under focim; RTL Klub's own channel posts only trailers for it.
- Taskmaster — Season 131sThe titles.
- The Team — Season 261sThe second season's Vorspann, posted by the company that produced it. Searching the German word rather than the English one got past a title too generic to find in English.
- Teen Wolf — Season 647sThe final season's main title, from MTV.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Terra Nova — Season 19sFan upload. Nine seconds, on one of the most expensive series Fox had made.
- Terriers — Season 126sFan upload.
- The Terror — Season 132sFan upload.
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime — Season 1100sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- This Country — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The English — the fifth time that series has absorbed a query in this project.
- This Is England — Season 1No usable clip verified — the available upload runs far longer than an opening and could not be confirmed as the titles.
- This Is Us — Season 19sThe card.
- This Way Up — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a Channel 4 continuity package rather than the series.
- Through the Wormhole — Season 1No usable clip verified. The Science Channel posts full episodes but not the sequence, and searches otherwise return a different Imaginary Forces main title entirely.
- The Thundermans — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 2025 sequel series The Thundermans: Undercover rather than the original. The one copy of the original's titles is a side-by-side comparison of two versions at half width each, which shows neither of them whole.
- The Tick — Season 131sFan upload from a campaign channel that formed after the cancellation.
- Tigtone — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the Lazarus opening from Adult Swim's own channel instead.
- Timeless — Season 160sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Tin Star — Season 113sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it — a thirteen-second sting built from an earthy, primordial star standing in for the Canadian mountains. The studio's own upload is captioned BBC Two, but the series aired on Sky Atlantic and the studio's website says so.
- Titans — Season 113sThe opening.
- A to Z — Season 123sPosted by Imaginary Forces, who made it — but labelled a director's cut, so it may run differently from what went to air. It is the only version available.
- Toast of London — Season 148sFan upload. Berry wrote and performs the theme, as he does for most things he is in.
- Togetherness — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unrelated series called Together.
- Tokyo Ghoul — Season 193sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Top Boy — Season 132sThe opening credits sequence.
- Top of the Lake — Season 131sFan upload.
- Transparent — Season 147sFan upload.
- Trapped — Season 163sThe opening title sequence.
- Travelers — Season 120sFan upload.
- Treadstone — Season 141sFan upload.
- Treme — Season 193sThe first season's sequence.
- Trollhunters — Season 115sFan upload.
- Tron: Uprising — Season 1109sFan upload from an archive channel.
- True Detective — Season 1106sElastic's own cut, hosted by the Cooper Hewitt design museum. Louisiana refineries and pipelines burned into the actors, cut to The Handsome Family's 'Far From Any Road'. Replaced a fan upload.
- True Detective — Season 2105sElastic again, via Cooper Hewitt. Remade for California — freeway interchanges replace the refineries, with Leonard Cohen's 'Nevermind'. Replaced a fan upload.
- True Detective — Season 392sPosted by Antibody, Patrick Clair's studio, who made every version of this sequence. The Ozarks season — the double exposures fill with woodland and cave rather than industry. This filled the one gap in the run.
- True Detective — Season 473sNight Country moves the double exposures into permanent darkness — ice, aurora and breath projected onto the cast instead of landscape and industry.
- Trust — Season 1121sFan upload.
- Truth Be Told — Season 173sThe first season's sequence.
- Tuca & Bertie — Season 138sThe first season's sequence, from the Netflix run.
- Tunnel — Season 130sCast cards in monochrome, from one of the Korean channels that collect openings - which an earlier note here wrongly said did not carry this series.
- Turn: Washington's Spies — Seasons 1–444sHeld across the run.
- The Twilight Zone (2019) — Season 131sThe revival's sequence, quoting the 1961 titles without reproducing them.
- Two Sentence Horror Stories — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches are captured by American Horror Story, and a narrower one returns nothing.
- Tyrant — Season 183sFan upload.
- Ugly Americans — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs nearly two minutes against a much shorter broadcast open.
- Ultimate Spider-Man — Season 111sFan upload. Marvel's Disney XD block ran a house style of very short openings — this, Avengers Assemble and Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. are all eleven seconds.
- Umbre — Season 185sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- The Umbrella Academy — Season 186sThe first season's sequence.
- Unbelievable — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an eleven-second upload from a channel of the same name that could not be tied to the series, and it has come back identical on three attempts.
- Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — Season 132sPosted by Netflix, crediting Jeff Richmond for the theme.
- Uncle Grandpa — Season 121sFan upload.
- Under the Dome — Season 111sFan upload.
- Undercover — Season 1No usable clip kept. Searching the Flemish begingeneriek returns VRT's own cast interviews and season recaps rather than the titles. Both earlier searches returned New York Undercover, and the clip fails the moving-picture check besides.
- Undone — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching for it returns Severance's sequence, which has now happened on three separate queries for three different shows. Re-searched by creator and lead: the platform posts promos, interviews and episode clips for it, and no titles.
- Unforgettable — Season 18sEight seconds of black, with the first two letters lit brighter than the rest of the word.
- Unforgotten — Season 161sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed the titles for ITV.
- Unikitty! — Season 122sFan upload.
- UnREAL — Seasons 1–221sFan upload, labelled as covering the first two seasons.
- The Untamed — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is the theme song as a music release rather than the title sequence.
- Upstart Crow — Season 121sFan upload.
- Utopia — Season 1No usable clip found for the Channel 4 original. Searches return the 2020 American remake instead, which is a different show with different titles.
- V Wars — Season 112sCompilation channel, labelled as the first season's official title card.
- Valkyrien — Season 145sFound under the Norwegian listing. Carries the NRK bug and a Nordic-television channel's watermark, and runs its casting and music credits over hexagonal tubes.
- Van Helsing — Season 129sFan upload.
- Vanderpump Rules — Season 1225sFan upload of the twelfth season's intro. The alternative runs all eleven earlier ones together.
- Veep — Seasons 1–714sHeld for seven seasons.
- Velvet — Season 160sThe first season's cabecera, found by using the Spanish word for it. Cecilia Freire and Manuela Vellés have name cards in it, which separates it from the sequel's titles.
- Velvet Colección — Season 162sFan upload. The parent series' own titles do not circulate; this sequel's do.
- Vera — Season 120sThe opening.
- A Very English Scandal — Season 130sFan upload.
- Vice Principals — Season 212sThe second season's card.
- Vicious — Season 121sFan upload of the opening. ITV's own postings for this are promos rather than titles.
- Victor and Valentino — Season 143sPosted by Cartoon Network.
- Victoria — Season 139sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Victorious — Season 161sFan upload.
- Vida — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The Expanse's second-season titles. Re-searched by creator and lead: the platform posts promos, interviews and episode clips for it, and no titles.
- The Vietnam War — Season 1111sArchive footage played in reverse under the Reznor and Ross score — the war running backwards to its start. Fan upload; no official posting of the sequence alone exists.
- Vikings — Season 153sThe opening titles.
- Vinland Saga — Season 1101sThe first opening, from Crunchyroll.
- Vinland Saga — Season 2101s"River", also from Crunchyroll. The second season drops the raiding entirely for a farm, and the opening drops with it — this is the quieter one the blurb refers to.
- Vinyl — Season 192sThe only season's sequence.
- Violet Evergarden — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Virgin River — Season 111sFan upload of the intro.
- The Virtues — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1970s ITC series The Protectors.
- Vlad — Season 138sPosted by a channel devoted to the series.
- The Voice — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload is labelled an unrevealed original version rather than anything that was broadcast.
- The Walking Dead — Season 135sThe first season's version.
- Wander Over Yonder — Season 146sFan upload.
- Warrior — Season 176sThe first season's sequence, from the show's original Cinemax run.
- Wataha — Season 113sFan upload.
- Watchmen — Season 178sThe episodic titles collected together. Watchmen gave each episode its own card rather than running one sequence, so a single instance would misrepresent it.
- Wayward Pines — Season 145sFan upload.
- We Bare Bears — Season 121sFan upload.
- Web Therapy — Season 123sFan upload.
- Welcome to the Wayne — Season 127sFan upload.
- Wentworth — Season 830sThe eighth season's titles.
- Westworld — Season 1109sPatrick Clair's original — the player piano, the printing arm laying down a horse, and a human form coming together in white filament while Ramin Djawadi's theme plays itself on the piano in shot.
- Westworld — Season 2108sRebuilt with the season's own imagery while keeping the fabrication idea and the piano intact.
- Westworld — Season 3115sThe largest break of the four, made when the show left the park — the pastoral fabrication imagery gives way to something colder and more mechanical.
- Westworld — Season 499sReworked once more for the final season.
- What We Do in the Shadows — Season 137sThe series' sequence.
- When Calls the Heart — Season 129sFan upload.
- When They See Us — Season 1No usable clip found. The only well-ranked result describes itself as a custom title sequence, and has done on three separate attempts.
- White Famous — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The First Lady — which was itself missing and is now catalogued.
- The White Princess — Season 154sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- The White Queen — Season 133sThe miniseries' sequence.
- Why Women Kill — Season 166sFan upload.
- Wild Wild Country — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches are captured by the 1965 western The Wild Wild West.
- Wilfred — Season 147sFan upload.
- The Witcher — Season 183sThe first season's sequence, later reworked as the timelines converged.
- The Witcher — Season 230sCut down sharply for the second season, to half the first's length.
- The Witcher — Season 366sRestored to full length again for the third.
- Witches of East End — Season 182sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Wolf Hall — Season 1No usable clip verified. Wiseman's theme is well distributed as music, but every result is the score on its own or a topic channel, and the searches otherwise return The Tudors.
- Wolfblood — Season 146sPosted by Momoco, the studio that designed the titles.
- Wonders of the Universe — Season 1No usable clip verified. The results are channel promotions that borrow the title rather than the programme.
- Workaholics — Season 113sFan upload.
- Workin' Moms — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both results are labelled only as credits, which does not distinguish the opening from the closing.
- Wormwood — Season 136sFan upload.
- Wynonna Earp — Season 121sThe opening.
- Years and Years — Season 111sFan upload from a titles-only channel. Eleven seconds, which for a series covering fifteen years is the joke.
- Yellowstone — Season 163sThe first season's opening credits.
- You — Season 17sFan upload of the title sequence. The result ranked next to it is Narcos'.
- You're the Worst — Season 122sFan upload.
- A Young Doctor's Notebook — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the 1982 Australian soap The Young Doctors.
- Young James Herriot — Season 131sPosted by MOMOCO, who designed it.
- Young Justice — Season 122sThe intro.
- The Young Pope — Season 177sFan upload taken from the second episode — the sequence was introduced there rather than in the premiere.
- Young Sheldon — Seasons 1–218sFan upload from a titles-only channel. Sheldon stands in the landscape alone; the family only arrives in the third season's version.
- Young Sheldon — Seasons 3–416sFan upload of the reshot titles, which put the whole family in the frame for the first time.
- Young Sheldon — Seasons 5–616sFan upload of the third version, opening on a longhorn. A soft re-encode, but the only copy that is not either subtitled or filmed off a television.
- Young Sheldon — Season 718sThe last version, with Georgie's daughter added to the line. Carries the watermark of the outlet that first posted it.
- Your Lie in April — Season 1No usable clip verified. The high-view uploads of the opening song are music postings, and the rest are creditless reconstructions — neither is the broadcast sequence.
- Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell — Season 1No usable clip verified. Adult Swim's own channel posts sketch clips for it and no opening.
- Z Nation — Season 1No usable clip verified after three passes. The only result collects all five seasons' openings into one upload, and this catalogue holds one sequence per season rather than a montage.
2000s593 sequences
- 10 Things I Hate About You — Season 1No usable clip kept. Two results say fan-made in their own titles, and the third is the 1999 film's credits — the name cards in it are the film's cast, not this one's.
- The 10th Kingdom — Season 180sFan upload of the opening. The alternative is a Russian broadcast version.
- 12 oz. Mouse — Season 141sFan upload of the original opening.
- 19 Kids and Counting — Season 130sFan upload of the opening credits.
- 24 — Season 112sTwelve seconds — the clock, the logo, and back to the hour.
- 30 Rock — Season 119sThe first season's titles.
- The 4400 — Season 160sThe intro.
- 6teen — Season 160sFan upload.
- 8 Out of 10 Cats — Season 126sFan upload of the opening titles alone; the programme's own channel posts every version at once.
- 8 Simple Rules — Season 133sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- 90210 — Season 132sFan upload of the first season's opening credits.
- Above Suspicion — Season 1No usable clip kept. What ranks first is a different programme altogether — Apple's Suspicion from 2022 — and the rest is a 2000 film of the same name and a full episode.
- According to Jim — Season 127sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius — Season 158sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Agatha Christie's Marple — Season 139sFan upload. Not the 1984 BBC series with Joan Hickson, which is a different programme.
- Alias — Seasons 1–579sAll five versions in order. Each season re-cut the sequence around a substantially different show.
- All of Us — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- The Amazing Race — Season 1053sFan upload of the tenth season's open.
- America's Next Top Model — Season 147sFan upload of the first cycle's opening credits.
- American Dad! — Season 130sThe sequence on its own, found on a later pass. The copy rejected before had promotional material attached to it.
- American Dragon: Jake Long — Season 161sFan upload of the first season's open; the second season used a different sequence.
- American Dreams — Season 157sFan upload.
- American Idol — Season 131sFan upload from the 2002 season premiere.
- American Ninja Warrior — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is labelled only Ninja Warrior, which is also the name the Japanese original aired under in America, so it cannot be attributed.
- Ancient Aliens — Season 121sFan upload of the History Channel opening.
- Andromeda — Season 151sThe first season's sequence.
- Andromeda — Season 351sRe-cut for the third season.
- Angels in America — Season 1125sFan upload. The camera crosses the continent in one move and lands on the Bethesda angel — the image the whole play resolves on.
- Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations — Season 124sFan upload.
- Apparitions — Season 140sThe 2008 opening, found on a third attempt once the query carried the year and the broadcaster.
- The Apprentice — Season 160sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Aqua Teen Hunger Force — Season 143sThe intro, from Adult Swim.
- Archer — Season 134sThe series' sequence.
- Army Wives — Season 151sFan upload.
- Arrested Development — Season 120sThe titles, with the narration establishing the premise in a single sentence.
- As Told by Ginger — Season 169sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Ashes to Ashes — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked result is a mashup that puts this show's theme over NCIS's titles.
- Australian Survivor — Season 239sFan upload of the second season's intro.
- Autumn in My Heart — Season 171sFan upload of the opening. The alternatives are both the soundtrack album.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender — Season 168sThe title sequence, from Nickelodeon.
- Baccano! — Season 1No usable clip verified. The 4K result gives no source and could not be confirmed as the broadcast opening; searching the Japanese for an opening establishes why, in that every copy including that one is creditless and carries no text in any sampled frame.
- The Bachelor — Season 139sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Back at the Barnyard — Season 165sPosted by Nicktoons, Nickelodeon's own animation channel.
- The Backyardigans — Season 141sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Bad Girls Club — Season 216sThe second season's own titles, which the uploader names - the series rebuilt them almost every year.
- Balamory — Season 1111sFan upload.
- Band of Brothers — Season 1144sThe miniseries' title sequence.
- The Basil Brush Show — Seasons 1–417sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across the first four series, 2002 to 2005.
- The Batman — Season 161sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Batman: The Brave and the Bold — Season 131sFan upload from a DC archive channel.
- BattleBots — Season 119sFan upload of the intro. The alternatives are the Japanese broadcast version and the later ABC revival's.
- Battlestar Galactica — Seasons 1–262sBear McCreary's Sanskrit chant over the opening text — they were created by man, they evolved, they rebelled, there are many copies, and they have a plan — then a fast montage cut from the episode about to air, and the survivor count.
- Battlestar Galactica — Season 343sRe-cut for the third season, and shorter.
- Battlestar Galactica — Season 445sRe-cut once more for the final season.
- Being Erica — Season 140sFan upload.
- Being Human — Season 138sThe first series' titles.
- Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom — Season 135sFan upload of the intro.
- Ben 10 — Seasons 1–262sThe first two seasons' opening theme.
- Benidorm — Season 133sFan upload of the first series' theme.
- The Bernie Mac Show — Seasons 3–516sFan upload covering the seasons that share this version. The season 1 copy in circulation is filmed off a television screen, so it is not used.
- Between the Lions — Season 166sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran from 2000 to 2010, the whole run.
- The Big Bang Theory — Season 123sThe titles, over the Barenaked Ladies theme written for the show.
- Big Brother (UK) — Season 117sFan upload of the first series' titles, from 2000.
- Big Brother (UK) — Season 818sThe eighth series, 2007, from a channel devoted to this programme's titles alone — the eye rebuilt for the seventh time in as many years.
- The Big Fat Quiz of the Year — Season 1048sThe 2013 edition, which by counting from the first in 2004 is the tenth. The titles are that year's news cut up and animated, so every edition's are different by design.
- Big Love — Seasons 1–399sThe early-seasons sequence, before the show replaced it with a different design for its later run.
- Big Time Rush — Season 150sRestored fan upload.
- The Biggest Loser — Season 559sFan upload of the fifth season, the couples format.
- Black Books — Season 132sFan upload.
- Bleach — Season 196sThe first opening, 'Asterisk' by ORANGE RANGE, from VIZ Media.
- Bleak House — Season 136sFan upload. Hard cuts and shutter-slam sound effects, deliberately unlike the wistful period drama open of the era.
- The Blue Planet — Season 131sGeorge Fenton's fanfare over a blue whale surfacing. Unverified upload, but the footage and score match the broadcast open. The sequel's version is catalogued separately as Blue Planet II.
- Blue Water High — Season 130sFan upload.
- Bondi Rescue — Season 821sThe eighth season's open, which the uploader names, carrying the Network Ten bug.
- Bones — Season 230sThe second season's opening theme.
- Boomtown — Season 125sFan upload.
- The Boondocks — Season 134sFan upload of the first-season open.
- Bored to Death — Season 151sThe first season's sequence.
- Boston Legal — Season 134sThe opening credits.
- Boston Public — Season 161sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- The Brak Show — Season 131sPosted by C. Martin Croker, who animated the series and voiced Zorak. A clip from the person who made it, which for Adult Swim's early years is unusually good provenance.
- Brandy & Mr. Whiskers — Season 159sFan upload.
- Braquo — Season 148sFound by searching générique rather than opening titles. Joseph Malerba's name card confirms it, where the copy rejected before could not be placed at all.
- Breaking Bad — Seasons 1–521sOne sequence for the whole series — only the credited names change.
- Britain's Got Talent — Seasons 1–424sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran from 2007 to 2010, the first four series.
- Brotherhood — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unrelated sequence titled only Brothers.
- Brothers & Sisters — Season 153sFan upload, and specifically the second version used in the first season — the uploader says so.
- Burn Notice — Season 131sThe opening title sequence.
- The Buzz on Maggie — Season 162sFan upload from an archive channel.
- Californication — Season 144sThe first season's opening credits.
- Camp Lazlo — Season 138sFan upload.
- Carnivàle — Seasons 1–287sThe cards turn, and each one opens onto archive film of the Dust Bowl and the war to come.
- Casi Ángeles — Season 160sFan upload. Spanish original audio.
- Castle — Season 235sThe second season's opening.
- ChalkZone — Season 168sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Chappelle's Show — Season 122sThe opening.
- Charlie and Lola — Season 159sFan upload.
- Childrens Hospital — Season 341sFan upload, and specifically the long version of the open used from the third season — the show ran several lengths.
- Chowder — Season 129sFrom the show's own channel.
- The Chris Isaak Show — Season 150sFan upload.
- Chuck — Season 140sThe first season's titles.
- Cidade dos Homens — Season 135sThe 2002 vinheta de abertura, the boy against the favela and the sky. Searching the Portuguese noun for an opening rather than the series' name is what found it. Catalogued a second time under the English title City of Men.
- City of Men — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches under the English title return unrelated classic-film title sequences. This is the same 2002 Globo series as Cidade dos Homens, which is catalogued separately and now carries the opening.
- Clannad — Season 190sFan upload of the broadcast opening with credits.
- Class of 3000 — Season 155sFan upload.
- Cleopatra 2525 — Season 160sFan upload.
- The Cleveland Show — Season 137sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Clone High — Season 136sThe opening theme.
- The Closer — Season 112sFan upload. Twelve seconds — the show gave its titles almost nothing and its interrogations everything.
- Code Geass — Season 190sThe first opening, 'COLORS' by FLOW, from Crunchyroll.
- Codename: Kids Next Door — Season 130sThe theme.
- The Colbert Report — Season 123sThe opening. The adjectives circling the host were changed periodically across the run.
- Cold Case — Season 130sThe opening titles.
- The Comeback — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the main-title cue on a composer topic channel and failed the frame-motion check.
- Community — Season 127sThe standard titles. Individual episodes replaced them wholesale to suit whatever they were parodying.
- The Corner — Season 127sFan upload of the intro.
- Corner Gas — Season 1No usable clip found — the only well-ranked upload, from the production company that made the sequence, is dead.
- Cory in the House — Season 150sPosted by Disney Channel.
- Cougar Town — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is explicitly labelled a remake of the titles rather than the broadcast version.
- Coupling — Season 131sThe intro.
- Cranford — Season 146sFan upload.
- Criminal Minds — Season 131sThe first season's opening credits.
- The Crocodile Hunter Diaries — Season 163sThe title laid out as a web page, which is what the early 2000s thought the future looked like.
- Crossing Jordan — Season 132sFan upload.
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Season 131sThe original series' title sequence, as distinct from the 2021 revival that outranks it in search.
- CSI: Miami — Season 140sFan upload. Every series in the franchise took its theme from the same Who album era, which is the through-line the openings share.
- CSI: NY — Season 142sFan upload.
- Curb Your Enthusiasm — Seasons 1–1225s'Frolic' by Luciano Michelini over a plain card. Unchanged for the entire run, which for a show with twenty-four years between its first and last episode is remarkable on its own.
- Cuts — Season 1No usable clip kept. One search returned a German film of the same name and the other the end credits.
- Cyberchase — Season 131sFan upload of the 2002 opening, from the launch year.
- Da Ali G Show — Season 133sFan upload.
- Damages — Season 141sThe opening credits.
- Dancing on Ice — Season 733sThe 2012 titles, which counting from the 2006 first series makes the seventh. Posted by the graphics studio, alongside the previous series' set.
- Dancing with the Stars — Season 1No usable clip kept. Searches return the British parent format, and the one American result has been taken down.
- Danny Phantom — Season 168sPosted by Nickelodeon's own animation channel, and the opening alone.
- Dark Angel — Season 135sThe opening credits.
- Dave the Barbarian — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is explicitly labelled a recreation rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Dead Like Me — Season 161sThe series' titles.
- Dead Set — Season 19sFan upload. Nine seconds, which is about as long as the format it is parodying gave its own titles.
- The Dead Zone — Season 123sFound by searching the lead actor rather than the title, which had always returned Cronenberg's 1983 film of the same novel.
- Deadliest Catch — Season 163sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Deadly Women — Season 18sFan upload. Eight seconds, because the titles are a single card and nothing else.
- Deadwood — Seasons 1–390sUnchanged for three seasons.
- Death Note — Season 1No usable clip kept. Every well-ranked upload is an AI-upscaled 60fps creditless version, which is a reconstruction rather than the broadcast picture. This is the normal state of anime openings on YouTube and the reason several entries here are empty.
- Degrassi: The Next Generation — Season 1413sThe fourteenth season's titles, from a themes channel. The copy rejected before was a still image.
- Dennis the Menace and Gnasher — Season 146sFan upload.
- Departures — Season 161sFrom the series' own channel. Added for the same reason as The Protectors — it kept surfacing as the wrong answer to other searches while being absent itself.
- Desperate Housewives — Season 139sThe first season's titles, running the sequence of paintings in order.
- Dexter — Seasons 1–8One sequence for the whole run. Digital Kitchen's trick is that nothing in it is violent — the camera simply treats a man making eggs the way it would treat him dismembering somebody, and lets the viewer supply the rest.
- Digimon Adventure 02 — Season 1No usable clip verified. The dub opening is posted textless, carrying no logo or credits in any sampled frame, which is the usual way anime openings are preserved.
- Dinosaur Train — Season 160sThe nest, the hatching, and the train, in a minute.
- Dirt — Season 213sFan upload of the second season's credits, thirteen seconds long.
- The District — Season 139sCast cards over the city, off tape with the network bug.
- Doc Martin — Season 149sFan upload.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Season 147sThe Mill rebuild the slit-scan tunnel in CG and fly the TARDIS through it far faster than 1974 could manage. Murray Gold's arrangement keeps samples of the original underneath the orchestra.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Seasons 2–442sReworked for Tennant — the same vortex with a new logo treatment and new cast cards.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Seasons 5–642sFramestore start again: storm clouds, lightning and the TARDIS tumbling through them rather than a tunnel. New logo, and Gold adds a melodic fanfare to the front of the theme.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Season 740sPeter Anderson Studio shorten it and turn the palette to fire — reds and oranges boiling around the TARDIS where the clouds used to be.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Seasons 8–1042sGears, cogs and a recursive clockface, adapted from a title sequence Billy Hanshaw made at home and put on YouTube. Steven Moffat found it, called it the only new idea since 1963, and hired him. Gold drops the fanfare for an electronic screech that nods back at the 1980s.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Seasons 11–1251sWhittaker's era, and Segun Akinola takes the theme back towards the Radiophonic Workshop — the 1963 melody and the 1970 sting over a bassline built from drums.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Season 1334sModified for Flux, the six-part serial that ran as a single story, with the serial's own branding carried under the logo.
- Doctor Who (2005) — Seasons 14–1547sA new sequence and a new logo, arriving with the sixtieth-anniversary specials and carried into the relaunch in 4K. The BBC renumbered the run as a fresh season one at this point; these are listed as fourteen and fifteen so they do not collide with 2005.
- Doctors — Season 726sDated 2005 by the uploader, and placed in series 7, which covers most of that year; series 6 ended that April, so the boundary is not exact. Character name cards over the collage.
- Dog the Bounty Hunter — Season 133sFan upload.
- Dollhouse — Season 131sThe first season's titles.
- Dora the Explorer — Season 154sPosted by Nickelodeon's own animation channel, and the opening alone.
- Doraemon (2005) — Season 189sFan upload of the opening. The uploads disagree over which theme is on it, so only the sequence is claimed here.
- Dragons' Den — Season 132sFan upload of the first series' titles.
- Drake & Josh — Season 452sFan upload of the fourth season's open.
- Drawn Together — Seasons 1–216sFan upload. This open ran across the first two seasons.
- The Dresden Files — Season 117sRestored fan upload from a classic-television channel.
- Drop Dead Diva — Season 138sFan upload.
- Duck Dodgers — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is from a Latin American streaming channel and is dubbed rather than the original audio.
- Eastbound & Down — Season 1No usable clip verified. The best-ranked upload runs to nearly three minutes, which is far too long to be one opening and is most likely a compilation.
- Ed — Season 1No usable clip kept. Two searches with different wording returned Ed Edd n Eddy, a Lou Grant intro, and the theme posted as a Foo Fighters track.
- El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera — Season 168sPosted by Nicktoons.
- The Ellen DeGeneres Show — Seasons 1–332sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 2003 through 2005, the first three seasons.
- The Emperor's New School — Season 170sFan upload from an archive channel.
- Empire Falls — Season 1137sFan upload.
- Entourage — Season 178sThe opening credits, from HBO.
- Eureka — Season 112sThe first season's titles.
- Eve — Season 132sFan upload.
- Even Stevens — Season 146sFan upload.
- Everwood — Season 145sThe opening credits at broadcast resolution, in place of the 720p upscale that had been the only copy.
- Everybody Hates Chris — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Extras — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unrelated web series of the same name, plus episode clips.
- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition — Season 344sFan upload of the third season's open, cut to So Much by O.A.R.
- Ezel — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is the theme released as a music track on the composer's label — the same pattern that documented six Indian and six Chinese series.
- The Fairly OddParents — Season 157sPosted by Nickelodeon, and one version of the theme rather than several set beside each other.
- Fairy Tail — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale.
- Fanboy & Chum Chum — Season 168sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Fat Actress — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the main title of an unrelated Fox comedy.
- Fear Factor — Season 131sFan upload.
- Fear Itself — Season 147sA live copy of the opening credits with working thumbnails, found after both earlier candidates failed for being dead or uncheckable.
- Firefly — Season 1One sequence for all fourteen episodes, of which the network aired eleven and those out of order. The titles are the one part of the show that reached every broadcast intact.
- FlashForward — Season 118sFan upload.
- Flashpoint — Season 131sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- FLCL — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs more than three minutes against a much shorter opening and is not the broadcast sequence.
- Flight of the Conchords — Seasons 1–233sHeld across both seasons.
- The Forsyte Saga (2002) — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a full episode rather than the titles.
- Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends — Season 158sFan upload.
- Foyle's War — Season 1No usable clip kept. The best result is a distributor's promo reel with an Acorn Media watermark rather than the titles. Searching the lead actor and the setting rather than the title returns the right programme, but what it returns is episode footage: 84 seconds with no name card anywhere in it.
- Friday Night Lights — Season 146sThe first season's titles.
- Fringe — Season 122sThe first season's blue version. Later episodes recoloured the same sequence — amber, red, silver — to signal a different reality, which makes this one variant of several.
- Fringe — Season 421sThe amber version. Same sequence, same terms, different palette — and the colour is doing the exposition, telling you which timeline the episode belongs to.
- Fringe — Season 523sThe final season jumps to 2036, and the floating terms change with it — the vocabulary of the opening tracks what the show is now about.
- Frisky Dingo — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a DVD box-set opening rather than the broadcast titles.
- Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood — Season 193sThe first opening with its titles on it — the sequence opens on the show's name card in Japanese and English, which is what separates it from the creditless versions that dominate every search.
- Garth Marenghi's Darkplace — Season 167sThe opening titles, built to look like an unaired eighties show.
- Gavin & Stacey — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over three minutes and is not the broadcast open.
- Generation Kill — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return HBO's own 1983 channel ident, which has now absorbed four separate HBO series in this sweep.
- George Lopez — Season 132sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Ghost Adventures — Season 140sFan upload of the intro.
- Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex — Season 292sThe 2nd GIG opening, from the Blu-ray.
- Ghost Whisperer — Season 132sFan upload.
- Gilmore Girls — Season 154sThe title sequence.
- Gintama — Season 1100sCrunchyroll's posting of the first opening, "Pray". The series went on to cycle through more than twenty openings across its run — only the first is verified here.
- Girlfriends — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a recreation of the titles built in The Sims 4.
- Glee — Season 140sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Gokusen — Season 181sFan upload. Japanese original audio.
- The Good Wife — Seasons 1–239sThe first two seasons' opening credits.
- Gossip Girl — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one candidate could not be confirmed as playable on repeated checks.
- The Graham Norton Show — Season 1No usable clip placed. The programme's own titles do exist, the gold star on purple, but that design belongs to the BBC One years rather than the BBC Two series this entry is filed under, and no copy carries a date to place it by.
- Great British Menu — Season 1No usable clip kept. One result is a designer's unused submission for the sequence and the other is the theme as a music posting.
- Greek — Season 17sFan upload of the title card. Seven seconds.
- Green Wing — Season 137sFan upload of the first series' open.
- Grey's Anatomy — Season 127sThe first season's titles, later dropped almost entirely in favour of a bare card.
- The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy — Season 130sFan upload.
- Grounded for Life — Season 113sThe first season's opening from a themes channel, thirteen seconds and unupscaled.
- The Guardian — Season 144sThe first season's opening.
- The Guardian — Seasons 2–353sThe later sequence, labelled for the two seasons after it and nine seconds longer.
- Gurren Lagann — Season 191s'Sorairo Days', the first opening.
- H2O: Just Add Water — Season 144sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Hajime no Ippo — Season 1103sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Half & Half — Season 137sFan upload.
- Hana Yori Dango — Season 1106sFan upload. Japanese original audio.
- Handy Manny — Season 173sThe tools introduced one at a time, from the broadcaster's own channel.
- Hannah Montana — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result collects all four seasons' openings into one upload.
- Happy Tree Friends — Season 177sFan upload of the first season's intro, which introduces the cast a card at a time.
- Hard Knocks — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one result names a team rather than a season, and the series is numbered by season rather than by team.
- Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law — Season 135sFan upload.
- Heartland — Seasons 1–340sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across the first three seasons.
- Hell's Kitchen — Season 130sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Heroes — Season 112sThe card.
- Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi — Season 172sFan upload.
- Higher Ground — Season 161sOff a rerun channel, the cast introduced around a table.
- The Hills — Season 150sPosted by MTV's Australian account.
- Hitler: The Rise of Evil — Season 1No usable clip kept. The upload labelled opening titles runs nearly seven minutes and turns out to be the opening scene.
- Horrible Histories — Season 532sFan upload of the fifth series' open, which is the version available.
- House — Season 833sThe final season's version, with the cast cards updated after several departures.
- House — Season 131sThe first season's version.
- How I Met Your Mother — Season 114sThe titles.
- How It's Made — Season 1526sFan upload of the fifteenth season's intro.
- Huff — Season 187sFan upload.
- Hung — Season 167sThe opening theme.
- Hustle — Season 147sThe opening.
- I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! — Season 2440sPosted by the programme's own channel as the 2024 titles; counting a series per year from the 2002 launch, that is the twenty-fourth.
- iCarly — Season 160sPosted by Paramount+.
- Ice Road Truckers — Season 156sFan upload.
- Ideal — Season 1No usable clip verified. Neither search returned anything belonging to the series.
- In Plain Sight — Season 126sFan upload.
- In the Night Garden... — Season 1125sFan upload.
- In Treatment — Season 119sThe first season's sequence.
- The Inbetweeners — Season 121sThe opening titles.
- Inspector George Gently — Season 243sFan upload of the second series' credits, 2009.
- The Inspector Lynley Mysteries — Season 1No usable clip verified. Naming Nathaniel Parker returns cast interviews and a BritBox listing for the newer Lynley, not the titles.
- Inuyasha — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is an AI-upscaled creditless reconstruction rather than the broadcast opening.
- Invader Zim — Season 168sPosted by Nickelodeon's own animation channel, at broadcast resolution rather than upscaled.
- Iris — Season 152sSurveillance overlays across the cast, from a collector channel that posts full frame rather than screen-captured.
- Iron Chef America — Season 157sFan upload of the theme, which ends on the logo card.
- The IT Crowd — Season 131sThe title sequence.
- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia — Seasons 2–431sThe early-seasons version.
- Jackass — Season 1No usable clip kept. The official upload is the theme over a static card, and the fan copy is a collection of every episode's intro rather than one of them.
- Jackie Chan Adventures — Season 145sFan upload.
- Jake 2.0 — Season 149sFan upload.
- Jazz — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload runs the opening and closing together and is taken from a videotape.
- Jeremiah — Season 161sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Jericho — Season 113sThe opening credits.
- Jersey Shore — Season 126sFan upload.
- Jewel in the Palace — Season 160sThe original Korean opening rather than one of the dubbed foreign broadcasts.
- Jimmy Kimmel Live! — Season 2330sFan upload of the 2025 intro; counting a season per year from the January 2003 launch, that is the twenty-third.
- Joan of Arcadia — Season 137sThe opening credits.
- Joey — Season 130sFan upload of the 2004 opening credits.
- John Adams — Season 1143sThe miniseries' opening.
- John from Cincinnati — Season 188sFan upload. Archive surf footage cut to Joe Strummer's "Johnny Appleseed".
- Johnny Test — Season 160sFan upload of the first season's intro. The copies labelled for later seasons look like the same shot recaptured off a channel broadcast, so they are not filed as separate sequences.
- Jumong — Season 143sThe Korean opening rather than the Philippine dub, which is what ranks first.
- Justice League — Season 162sThe intro, from the Blu-ray master.
- Kaiji — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result carries Spanish subtitles burnt into the picture.
- Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight — Season 161sEach Rider named on its own card as the suit turns.
- Kath & Kim — Season 252sFan upload of the second season's open.
- Keeping Up with the Kardashians — Season 110sFan upload.
- Kevin Hill — Season 1No usable clip verified. One upload is dead and the other belongs to The Hills.
- The Killing — Season 129sThe Danish original's opening.
- Kim Possible — Season 159sPosted by Disney's own animation channel, with Call Me, Beep Me as broadcast rather than the film's re-recording.
- Kitchen Nightmares — Season 135sFan upload of the intro alone; the other copy in circulation collects every version from 2004 to 2014.
- Krypto the Superdog — Season 160sFan upload.
- Kyle XY — Season 110sFan upload.
- The L Word — Season 161sFan upload.
- Laguna Beach — Season 173sFan upload.
- Lark Rise to Candleford — Season 135sFan upload from a themes channel.
- Las Vegas — Season 136sFan upload.
- Law & Order: Criminal Intent — Season 147sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Law & Order: Trial by Jury — Season 145sFan upload.
- Law & Order: UK — Season 654sFan upload of the sixth series' intro.
- The League — Season 120sFan upload.
- Legend of the Seeker — Season 123sFan upload.
- Leverage — Season 120sThe opening credits.
- Lewis — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the opening credits of the 1968 film Bullitt, and ITV's own channel has a clip filed under the title that is a different programme altogether.
- Lie to Me — Season 131sFan upload of the intro.
- Life (2007) — Season 131sFan upload of the intro.
- The Life & Times of Tim — Season 135sThe 2008 opening, confirmed by Nick Kroll's name card over the animated skyline.
- Life on Mars — Season 160sThe 2006 BBC original, from a channel that collects British titles. Naming the year and the broadcaster gets past the American remake, which is what every plain search returns.
- Life on Mars (US) — Season 124sThe American version's titles. Added under its own name because it is what searching for the British original returns.
- Little Britain — Season 132sFan upload.
- Little Dorrit — Season 135sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it. The third designer-sourced clip in this catalogue, after Big Boys and Too Close, and the most useful kind of source there is.
- Little Mosque on the Prairie — Season 434sFan upload of the fourth season's intro.
- Lizzie McGuire — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result failed the frame-motion check — a static image with the theme over it.
- Lock, Stock... — Season 1No usable clip found. Searches return the 1998 film's opening ahead of the series, and the series itself only as whole episodes.
- The Lone Gunmen — Season 144sRestored upload of the 2001 credits. Found on a second pass; the first returned nothing at all.
- Long Way Round — Season 130sFan upload. The route drawn across the globe under the Stereophonics theme.
- Lost — Seasons 1–615sUnchanged for six years, and the whole of it: the word arrives, turns slightly, and the episode starts. Every name the show had went to the end credits instead.
- The Lost Room — Season 146sFan upload. Found on a second pass — the first returned Lost, which outranks it on the word alone.
- Mad Men — Seasons 1–7Unchanged for seven seasons, which is unusual for a show whose period detail moved a decade. Imaginary Forces built it as an open homage to Saul Bass's skyscrapers for North by Northwest, over RJD2's 'A Beautiful Mine'.
- Maggie and the Ferocious Beast — Season 130sThe box opens and the three of them are standing there.
- Malcolm in the Middle — Season 134sThe titles without credits over them. The archive clips were swapped between seasons.
- Man v. Food — Season 1049sFan upload of the tenth season's intro. The alternatives are the spin-off's titles and an anime parody.
- The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack — Season 131sFan upload.
- MasterChef Australia — Season 254sFan upload of the 2010 opening title, which is the second season's rather than the first.
- Masters of Horror — Season 170sFan upload.
- Max & Ruby — Season 131sPosted by Treehouse, the Canadian broadcaster.
- McLeod's Daughters — Season 145sFan upload of the first season's opening, still in 4:3.
- McLeod's Daughters — Season 544sThe widescreen rebuild, with the name cards set differently.
- Meadowlands — Season 169sFan upload.
- Medium — Season 144sFan upload.
- Megas XLR — Season 152sRestored fan upload.
- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya — Season 190sThe first opening, Bouken Desho Desho?, from the 2006 broadcast.
- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya — Season 290sThe second opening, Super Driver, written for the 2009 return.
- Men of a Certain Age — Season 134sFan upload.
- The Mentalist — Season 133sThe opening credits.
- Merlin — Season 131sThe first series' titles.
- Metalocalypse — Season 133sThe opening theme.
- The Middle — Season 132sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Midnight Diner (2009) — Season 1105sFan upload of the opening, which is most of two minutes of food being cooked and nothing else.
- Miffy and Friends — Season 139sFan upload of the CITV theme.
- The Mighty B! — Season 158sPosted by Nicktoons.
- The Mighty Boosh — Season 120sFan upload.
- Miracles — Season 146sAn archive channel's upload of the Digital Kitchen sequence — early work by the studio that later made the Six Feet Under and Dexter titles.
- Miranda — Season 111sFan upload.
- Misfits — Season 140sThe first series' titles.
- The Mitchell and Webb Situation — Season 127sFan upload. Found because it is what a search for the later series returns, every time.
- Mock the Week — Season 127sFan upload.
- Modern Family — Season 114sThe titles.
- The Mole — Season 120sOff air from 2001 with the network bug, the contestants introduced one at a time.
- Monk — Season 156sThe opening. The show used an instrumental theme for its first season before Newman's replaced it.
- Monster — Season 186sThe opening, from a 1080p remaster.
- Moral Orel — Season 133sFan upload.
- Morangos com Açúcar — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both searches return the closing credits rather than the opening.
- Mr. Bean: The Animated Series — Season 140sFan upload of the opening theme.
- The Mr. Men Show — Season 231sFan upload of the second season's opening.
- Murdoch Mysteries — Season 146sFan upload.
- Mutant X — Season 158sFan upload.
- MXC — Season 130sFan upload of the intro. The better-ranked copy is a six-hour marathon stream.
- My Family — Season 315sThe sliced-photograph sequence, from a channel that posts each series separately.
- My Family — Season 615sThe later design, silhouettes on white. The series 5 copy was left out because one frame could not separate it from series 3's.
- My Life as a Teenage Robot — Season 158sPosted by Nicktoons.
- My Name Is Earl — Season 122sFan upload.
- My Wife and Kids — Season 429sFan upload dated 2004; counting a season per year from the March 2001 launch, that is the fourth.
- MythBusters — Season 141sFan upload of the original opening, the one that asks who the MythBusters are and answers with a ballistics gel dummy.
- The Naked Brothers Band — Season 137sThe Japanese Nickelodeon broadcast, which carries Japanese text along the bottom. The only other copy is an Italian transmission filmed off a screen.
- Nana — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches — including on Crunchyroll's own channel — return Talentless Nana, an unrelated series, rather than this one.
- Naruto — Season 1101s'R★O★C★K★S', the first opening, from Crunchyroll. Its sequel series Naruto Shippuden ran twenty more.
- Naruto Shippuden — Season 1100sCrunchyroll's posting of the first opening, Hero's Come Back, which is the one that can be placed against the first season. Their channel banner sits across the top of it.
- Nathan Barley — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Channel 4 News' own 2004 titles.
- NCIS — Season 1031sThe tenth season's rebuild.
- NCIS — Season 137sThe first season's version.
- NCIS: Los Angeles — Season 521sFan upload of the fifth season's open, which is the version available.
- Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide — Season 127sFan upload.
- The New Adventures of Old Christine — Season 18sFan upload of the intro. Eight seconds.
- New Tricks — Season 124sFan upload. The second Dennis Waterman theme in this catalogue after Minder — he sang the title song for both.
- Nighty Night — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result has the Friends theme dubbed over it as a joke.
- Nip/Tuck — Season 145sThe title sequence.
- North & South — Season 1No usable clip verified. Naming Richard Armitage finds the right adaptation at last, but the copy is soft enough to be a camera pointed at a screen and carries no titles in it.
- Not Going Out — Season 127sFan upload of the first series' intro, 2006.
- Numb3rs — Season 131sFan upload.
- Nurse Jackie — Season 151sThe opening.
- The O.C. — Season 132sThe opening.
- Occupation — Season 126sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it.
- Odyssey 5 — Season 173sFan upload from a Russian titles archive channel, with the original English audio.
- The Office — Season 122sThe titles, essentially unchanged for nine seasons beyond the cast cards.
- The Office (UK) — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload runs the opening theme and closing credits together rather than the opening alone.
- One on One — Season 137sA live upload of the UPN opening credits, found on a third attempt after two searches returned the same taken-down video.
- One Tree Hill — Seasons 1–4160sThe first four seasons' versions in order. From the fifth the show abandoned the full sequence for a plain card.
- Only Connect — Season 128sFan upload of the BBC Four sequence. An earlier search for this returned only comedy shorts and a clickbait video.
- Os Normais — Season 130sThe 2001 vinheta de abertura, Fernanda Torres against the white curve, off tape with the Globo bug. Found by searching the Portuguese word for an opening rather than the series' name.
- The Osbournes — Season 138sFan upload.
- Oswald — Season 144sFan upload of the first season's American opening.
- Ouran High School Host Club — Season 188sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Outnumbered — Season 140sFan upload.
- Outrageous Fortune — Season 132sFan upload. New Zealand's most-watched drama, and the format later remade in Britain as Honest.
- Over There — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return an unrelated series called DTF St. Louis.
- Ozzy & Drix — Season 161sFan upload.
- Paranoia Agent — Season 190sPosted by Crunchyroll. The cast stand laughing in front of a mushroom cloud, a flood, a burning city — one of the most unsettling openings ever made, and it never explains itself.
- Parks and Recreation — Seasons 1–781sEvery version from 2009 to 2015 in order. Pawnee's opening was re-cut repeatedly across the run, so the history is more use than any single instance of it.
- Party Down — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a fan edit restaging the open in the style of Veronica Mars.
- Pasión de Gavilanes — Season 177sThe entrada with its crew cards, without the burnt-in English subtitles the other copy carries. A sharper upload exists but has a channel watermark over the picture.
- Pawn Stars — Season 143sFan upload.
- Peep Show — Season 419sThe fourth series' theme and opening.
- Peppa Pig — Season 115sFan upload of the first series' intro.
- Phil of the Future — Season 149sFan upload.
- Phineas and Ferb — Season 166sPosted by Disney's animation channel, with the titles on it, in place of the textless reconstruction rejected before.
- A Place in the Sun — Season 125sAn illustrated cottage and a sun, twenty-five seconds.
- Planet Earth — Season 129sThe opening titles.
- Pocoyo — Season 162sArchive upload of the intro, dated 2008 by the channel that posted it.
- Point Pleasant — Season 139sFan upload.
- Pointless — Season 1No usable clip kept. The programme's own channel fills the results with full episodes and rounds, and nothing that is the titles.
- Popee the Performer — Season 130sFrom the series' own channel.
- Power Rangers Dino Thunder — Season 160sPosted by the franchise's own channel.
- Power Rangers Jungle Fury — Season 167sCast cards against smoke, each actor paired with the creature they turn into.
- Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue — Season 161sCast cards over the hangar, Keith Robinson's among them.
- Power Rangers Mystic Force — Season 160sCast cards over green smoke, from the franchise's official channel.
- Power Rangers Ninja Storm — Season 160sThe Megazord walking out of the smoke, from the franchise's official channel.
- Power Rangers Operation Overdrive — Season 168sCast cards laid over a map of the world.
- Power Rangers RPM — Season 160sCast cards in panels alongside their vehicles, from the official channel.
- Power Rangers S.P.D. — Season 160sPosted by the franchise's own channel — one of the few entries here sourced from the rights holder rather than a fan.
- Power Rangers Time Force — Season 161sPosted by the franchise's own channel.
- Power Rangers Wild Force — Season 160sPosted by the franchise's own channel.
- Primeval — Season 334sFan upload of the third series' credits. Found by accident — it is what a search for the unrelated American Primeval returns.
- Prison Break — Season 131sThe first season's opening.
- Private Practice — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is credited to its uploader as their own work rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Project Runway — Seasons 1–4108sThe first four seasons' openings in order, rather than the companion series Models of the Runway that had been ranking above them. Filed the way Parks and Recreation is, against every season the compilation covers.
- The Proud Family — Season 151sFan upload of the original series' open. The revival is catalogued separately.
- Psych — Season 447sThe fourth season's full-length version of 'I Know, You Know'.
- Psychoville — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is explicitly labelled a rejected title sequence — work made for the series that was never used.
- Punk'd — Season 419sFan upload of the fourth season's intro.
- Pushing Daisies — Season 131sThe full sequence, without the network logo over it.
- QI — Season 141sThe titles, from QI's own channel.
- Queer as Folk (US) — Season 149sFan upload of the American version. The British original is catalogued separately; both are now here, which was flagged as an outstanding gap when the Channel 4 sweep added the original alone.
- Reba — Season 130sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Rebelde Way — Season 1No usable clip verified. The available uploads are the Erreway song rather than the title sequence — the band outlived the series and its music is what circulates.
- Red Riding — Season 1No usable clip kept. Channel 4's own channel posts scenes from the trilogy and nothing that is the titles.
- Reno 911! — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both searches return a home-video release's front matter rather than the programme's titles.
- The Replacements — Season 160sFan upload.
- Rescue Me — Season 149sThe main titles.
- The Riches — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one upload found has since been taken down.
- River Monsters — Season 130sFan upload of the Animal Planet opening.
- Robot Chicken — Season 137sThe opening.
- Rome — Seasons 1–297sHeld across both seasons, animating wall painting rather than filming actors.
- Rose Red — Season 1No usable clip kept. What is posted as the opening titles is the first three minutes of the film, and the other result is the soundtrack album over its cover art.
- Rosemary & Thyme — Season 149sFan upload from a themes channel. The alternative bundles the closing.
- Royal Pains — Season 127sFan upload.
- Rules of Engagement — Season 325sFan upload of the third season's intro.
- RuPaul's Drag Race — Season 118sOne season's version of a sequence the show rebuilds annually.
- Samurai Champloo — Season 190s'Battlecry', from Crunchyroll.
- Samurai Jack — Season 178sThe original opening, with Aku's narration setting up the premise.
- Sanctuary — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- The Sarah Jane Adventures — Season 118sFan upload.
- Saving Grace — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return a Sony feature whose soundtrack includes a song of the same name.
- Scrubs — Season 112sThe titles.
- Sealab 2021 — Season 128sThe intro.
- Secret Diary of a Call Girl — Season 137sFan upload.
- The Secret Life of the American Teenager — Season 115sThe title card over the flowerbed. The copy an archive channel labels as the intro is an off-air recording that starts before the titles and never reaches them.
- Sense and Sensibility — Season 138sChrysalises hanging on a branch, with Hattie Morahan's name across them.
- Shark Tank — Season 132sFan upload.
- Shaun the Sheep — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result carries English lyric captions burnt over the picture.
- The Shield — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload is a 4K upscale of 2002 standard-definition footage rather than the broadcast picture.
- Six Feet Under — Seasons 1–5108sUnchanged for five seasons — a series of departures rather than a story, ending on the tree and the sky.
- Skins — Seasons 1–4130sThe first four series' openings collected, spanning both of the show's first two casts.
- Sleeper Cell — Season 162sFan upload.
- Slings and Arrows — Season 255sThe second season's opening. Each season took its theme from the play the festival is staging that year.
- Small Island — Season 141sPosted by Peter Anderson Studio, who designed it.
- Smallville — Season 175sThe titles with the full cast. The sequence held its shape for a decade while the names in it turned over.
- So You Think You Can Dance — Season 130sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- Son of the Beach — Season 151sFan upload.
- Sons of Anarchy — Season 137sThe title sequence.
- Sons of Anarchy — Season 740sThe final season's version.
- Soul Food — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs well over two minutes against a much shorter broadcast open.
- Southland — Season 138sFan upload.
- Special Unit 2 — Season 141sRestored upload of the first season's credits.
- The Spectacular Spider-Man — Season 162sThe intro.
- Spicks and Specks — Season 126sFan upload.
- Spider-Man: The New Animated Series — Season 131sFan upload of the intro. The alternative is an extended remix of the theme.
- Spiral — Season 131sThe opening credits.
- Spooks — Season 132sThe opening titles.
- Squidbillies — Season 133sPosted by Animation Magazine. This is the Lynyrd Skynyrd version; the theme was also cut by Billy Joe Shaver, Unknown Hinson and others across the run, so this is one of a set rather than the version.
- Star Trek: Enterprise — Seasons 1–282sRussell Watson's mid-tempo recording of Diane Warren's song over a history-of-exploration montage that runs from Age of Sail charts to the NX-01.
- Star Trek: Enterprise — Seasons 3–496sRe-arranged for season 3 at a noticeably faster tempo with added percussion, and re-cut with Xindi-era footage. The change was made to give the sequence more drive; fan opinion did not improve.
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — Season 137sThe fanfare and card. The narrated bulletin that follows it is rewritten for every episode, and each one opens on a different maxim in place of a crawl.
- Stargate Atlantis — Season 162sThe first season's sequence.
- Stargate Atlantis — Seasons 2–361sRe-cut for the second and third seasons.
- Stargate Atlantis — Season 461sRe-cut for the fourth season, after the command of the expedition changed hands.
- Stargate Atlantis — Season 561sThe final season's version.
- Stargate Universe — Season 151sThe first season's sequence.
- Starved — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return Severance's title sequence.
- State of Play — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns a BBC News channel ident from the same year rather than the serial.
- Static Shock — Season 166sThe opening titles.
- Still Game — Season 135sFan upload of the original open — tower blocks, the bookies, the pub, and the pair walking through it.
- Stoked — Season 1No usable clip kept. One upload has the wrong theme song dubbed over it and the other runs the ending credits with the opening. The remaining copy comes from a music publisher's channel, which is the same risk again, and carries no title card in any sampled frame.
- The Story of Tracy Beaker — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a fan-made recreation and has since been taken down.
- Street Time — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only candidate is titled ambiguously enough that it could not be distinguished from a Showtime channel ident.
- Strictly Come Dancing — Season 143sFan upload of the first series' intro, from 2004.
- Strong Medicine — Season 145sThe first season's cast cards in lower case, off tape.
- Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip — Season 117sFan upload of the title sequence. The two better-ranked results are the programme's cold open rather than its titles.
- The Suite Life of Zack & Cody — Season 148sPosted by Disney Channel's British account with the original audio — a regional account of the same service rather than a rival broadcaster's re-wrap.
- The Suite Life on Deck — Season 141sFan upload of the first season's intro. The extended theme posting runs longer than anything broadcast.
- Summer Heights High — Season 132sFan upload.
- Super Why! — Season 170sPosted by PBS Kids.
- Superjail! — Season 131sFan upload.
- Supernanny — Season 420sFan upload of the fourth series, from 2007.
- Supernatural — Seasons 1–15Every season card in order. There was never a sequence to cut — the show goes from cold open to a card lasting a few seconds and straight into the episode — so the only way to watch the titles is to watch them consecutively. Special episodes were given their own cards on top of these.
- Surface — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Community's opening theme, which is not explicable by anything the two shows have in common.
- Survivor — Season 156sFan upload of the first season's credits, from Borneo in 2000.
- Survivor — Season 5077sThe fiftieth season. The format rebuilds its titles for every location, which is fifty sequences for one programme — this is the far end of the run from Borneo.
- Taken — Season 161sFan upload of the broadcast titles, ending on the logo with a figure standing where the A should be. The two better-ranked copies are one upscale re-posted between channels.
- Teachers — Season 116sThe Channel 4 series rather than the 1984 film: the staffroom coffee jugs and the classroom clock, sixteen seconds and out.
- Teen Titans — Season 161sPosted by Warner Bros.' own classics channel, at broadcast resolution rather than remastered.
- Temptation Island — Season 144sFan upload.
- Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles — Season 130sFan upload.
- Testees — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is an unrelated piece titled Test Title Sequence.
- That '80s Show — Season 122sCast portraits filed as record sleeves, flipped through in a rack.
- That Mitchell and Webb Look — Season 137sThe title card with both faces, and this series rather than the earlier Mitchell and Webb Situation that had been absorbing the search.
- That's So Raven — Season 151sFan upload.
- The Thick of It — Season 1No usable clip verified. The BBC's own channels post rant compilations and scene clips for it, and nothing that reaches the titles.
- Thief — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over three minutes against a much shorter broadcast open.
- Threshold — Season 149sThe intro.
- Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! — Season 122sThe opening, from Adult Swim.
- Time Squad — Season 121sFan upload.
- Titus — Season 121sFan upload.
- To Catch a Predator — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a parody that restages the programme as a sitcom open.
- Tokyo Mew Mew — Season 189sFan upload of the opening. The alternative is the full-length song rather than the broadcast cut.
- Tom Goes to the Mayor — Season 134sFan upload.
- Top Chef — Season 141sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Top Gear — Season 121sThe revived series' opening.
- Top Gear — Season 2338sThe twenty-third series, 2016 — the first after the presenting team left, and rebuilt to say so.
- Toradora! — Season 1101sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Torchwood — Season 126sThe first series' titles, later dropped almost entirely as the show moved to shorter serialised runs.
- Total Drama Island — Season 176sPosted by the franchise's official channel.
- Totally Spies! — Season 741sPosted by the series' own channel as the seventh season's intro.
- Trailer Park Boys — Season 1No usable clip found — no result matched the series at all.
- Tru Calling — Season 130sThe opening theme.
- True Blood — Seasons 1–792sHeld for the entire run — rot, faith and appetite intercut until the distinction stops mattering.
- The Tudors — Season 183sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Two and a Half Men — Season 625sFan upload dated to 2008, so the sixth season rather than the first.
- Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps — Season 929sFan upload of the ninth series' title sequence.
- Tyler Perry's House of Payne — Season 130sFan upload of the 2006 intro.
- Tyler Perry's House of Payne — Seasons 2–86sThe much shorter card used across the seasons after it, labelled by the uploader for the whole span.
- Ugly Betty — Season 112sThe card.
- Undeclared — Season 115sFan upload.
- Underbelly — Season 180sFan upload.
- The Unit — Season 121sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- The Unit — Season 319sThe third season's. The same uploader has a second version from later in that same season, which one sequence per season cannot hold.
- United States of Tara — Season 169sPosted by Showtime.
- Urban Gothic — Season 123sFan upload.
- The Vampire Diaries — Season 148sThe first season's opening credits.
- The Venture Bros. — Season 152sThe opening, from Adult Swim.
- Veronica Mars — Season 132sThe first season's titles.
- Viva La Bam — Season 147sFan upload of the intro.
- Waking the Dead — Season 1No usable clip verified. What surfaces is a designer's motion-graphics exercise, posted twice from the same portfolio channel, which reproduces the title card rather than being it.
- Wallander — Season 130sThe British version's titles, with Richard Cottan's writing credit on them. The designer's unused pitch rejected before is still what ranks first in English.
- Warehouse 13 — Season 142sThe first season's titles.
- Waterloo Road — Season 140sPosted by the programme's own channel as the first series' titles.
- We Can Be Heroes — Season 150sPosted by Chris Lilley's own channel.
- Weeds — Season 251sThe second season's opening, with Elvis Costello singing Little Boxes. One of many recordings of it rather than the version.
- What I Like About You — Season 134sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- Wheeler Dealers — Season 118sPosted by Mike Brewer, who presents it.
- White Collar — Season 19sThe opening credits.
- Whitechapel — Season 148sFan upload.
- The Whitest Kids U' Know — Season 126sFan upload of the original theme.
- Who Do You Think You Are? — Season 135sFan upload.
- Wife Swap — Season 110sFan upload dated 2003, the launch year.
- Wild 'n Out — Season 1631sPosted by Fox & Co Animation, who made the sequence, as the sixteenth season's open.
- The Wire — Season 190sThe Blind Boys of Alabama. Surveillance cameras, payphones and pagers — the season about the wiretap itself.
- The Wire — Season 290sTom Waits. The docks: container cranes, welding sparks and stevedores.
- The Wire — Season 396sThe Neville Brothers. Towers coming down, campaign signs going up, and corner boys moved somewhere the police have agreed not to look — the season that sets city politics beside the drug trade and lets each explain the other.
- The Wire — Season 490sDoMaJe, a group of Baltimore teenagers — the correct choice for the season set in a middle school.
- The Wire — Season 5Steve Earle, who plays Walon in the show — the only one of the five performers to appear in it. Presses, plates and newsprint, for the season about the paper that was supposed to have been watching all of this.
- Wire in the Blood — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return The Wire's first-season titles. The composers post a showreel of their own music over scenes from the series, which is the right programme and not its titles.
- Witchblade — Season 146sFan upload.
- Without a Trace — Season 132sThe first season's intro.
- Wizards of Waverly Place — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is Disney Channel Scandinavia's version rather than the original broadcast.
- Wonderfalls — Season 140sThe opening theme.
- Would I Lie to You? — Season 424sFan upload of the fourth series' theme.
- The X Factor — Season 124sFan upload of the first series' titles, from 2004.
- Xavier: Renegade Angel — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs ninety-five seconds against a much shorter broadcast open and appears to be the full music cue rather than the sequence.
- Xiaolin Showdown — Season 166sRemastered fan upload.
- Yes, Dear — Season 15sFan upload of the first season's titles. Five seconds, which is all of them.
- Yin Yang Yo! — Season 155sFrom the series' own official channel.
- Young Americans — Season 1No usable clip found. The only titles upload is the French broadcast version, with the credits translated into French.
- Young Dracula — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload says in its own title that it has been rescored, so the audio is not the broadcast one.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters — Season 161sPosted by the official Yu-Gi-Oh! channel. Labelled Season 1, Version 2 — the first season ran more than one cut of the open, and this is the second.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! GX — Season 161sPosted by the official Yu-Gi-Oh! channel — the English broadcast opening.
- The Zeta Project — Season 159sFan upload of the opening alone; the other copy in circulation runs the ending credits with it.
- Zoey 101 — Season 261sFan upload of the second season's open.
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- 3rd Rock from the Sun — Season 635sThe final season's opening credits.
- 7th Heaven — Season 160sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Aaahh!!! Real Monsters — Season 170sPosted by Nicktoons, Nickelodeon's own animation channel.
- Absolutely Fabulous — Season 121sThe first series' intro.
- The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. — Season 162sCast cards in western lettering over the theme that outlived the series.
- The Adventures of Pete & Pete — Season 157sFan upload. The band that played the theme was formed for the show and released records afterwards.
- Æon Flux — Season 120sFan upload.
- Alex Haley's Queen — Season 1177sFan upload of the credits. Nearly three minutes, which is what the cast list uses.
- All Saints — Season 146sThe first season's cast cards over the ward.
- All That — Season 162sFan upload.
- Ally McBeal — Season 158sThe opening credits.
- The Amanda Show — Seasons 2–327sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across the second and third seasons.
- American Gothic (1995) — Season 140sThe 1995 opening credits on their own, found on a later pass. An alternate sequence is also in circulation and is a different cut.
- Angel — Season 148sThe first year, with Glenn Quinn credited as Doyle — a billing that lasts nine episodes before the character is killed off, making this the shortest-lived name in either show's titles.
- Angel — Season 250sRe-cut, with J. August Richards added as Gunn.
- Angel — Season 350sAmy Acker joins as Fred.
- Angel — Season 448sVincent Kartheiser is added as Connor for the season the show spends pulling itself apart.
- Angel — Season 545sThe last and largest change: James Marsters brings Spike across from Buffy, and Charisma Carpenter — in the titles of one show or the other continuously since 1997 — is gone.
- Angela Anaconda — Season 133sFan upload of the theme.
- The Angry Beavers — Season 171sPosted by Nicktoons.
- The Animals of Farthing Wood — Season 145sFox running the length of the wood, off tape.
- Animaniacs — Season 169sThe broadcast opening, found on a later pass. The final line of the song still changes per episode, so this is one reading of it rather than the only one.
- Animorphs — Season 145sCast cards over morph footage.
- Any Day Now — Season 145sCast cards in lower case blue, off a rerun channel.
- Are You Afraid of the Dark? — Season 129sA live upload of the intro, found on a later pass after the one recorded here went dead.
- Arli$$ — Season 175sThe broadcast open at 75 seconds, off tape: the book cover standing in the empty stadium.
- Art Attack — Season 136sThe pot of brushes with the programme's name on it. The other copy is a retail VHS opening rather than the broadcast one.
- Arthur — Season 175sPosted by CBBC, who carried the series in Britain.
- As Time Goes By — Season 127sFan upload.
- Babylon 5 — Season 1Commander Sinclair speaks it: the dawn of the third age of mankind, ten years after the Earth–Minbari war. The station is introduced as a place rather than as a cast, the camera holding on it while the narration explains what it is for.
- Babylon 5 — Season 2Sinclair is gone and Captain Sheridan inherits both the station and the narration. The words are rewritten around a war that has not started yet, and Christopher Franke rescores the theme rather than reusing it.
- Babylon 5 — Season 3Ivanova narrates, and the monologue concedes: the project was the last, best hope for peace, and it failed. What replaces that hope — the last, best hope for victory — is the line the series turns on.
- Babylon 5 — Season 4No narrator at all. The monologue is broken into single lines and handed round the cast, so the year is described by the people living through it instead of summarised over them.
- Babylon 5 — Season 5Not a monologue any more. The titles become a montage of voices and moments from the four years behind them, which makes the opening and the previously-on the same thing.
- Bad Girls — Season 123sThe gate approached at speed and in blur, twenty-three seconds.
- Ballykissangel — Season 141sThe first series' titles, from a channel that posts each series separately.
- Ballykissangel — Season 635sThe sixth series', six seconds shorter than the first.
- Bananas in Pyjamas — Season 140sPosted by the programme's own channel.
- Barney & Friends — Season 153sFan upload of the first season, 1992.
- Baseball — Season 1No usable clip kept. The uploads labelled as the opening are the presenter's monologue and a videotape's front matter.
- Batman Beyond — Season 165sA broadcast-resolution copy of the intro, found on a later pass in place of the upscale.
- Batman: The Animated Series — Season 162sThe remastered opening, from Warner Bros. The title card carries the show's name but the sequence itself identifies Batman only by shape.
- Beakman's World — Season 429sThe fourth season's cards, which the uploader names, with the educational rating in the corner.
- Bear in the Big Blue House — Season 160sFan upload of the intro.
- Beast Wars: Transformers — Season 161sThe first season's, from a channel that posted all three.
- Beast Wars: Transformers — Season 261sThe second season's, restaged indoors.
- Beast Wars: Transformers — Season 361sThe third season's, in a jungle and visibly better rendered than the first.
- BeastMaster — Season 151sRestored fan upload.
- The Beatles Anthology — Season 127sFan upload. Torn photographs and posters reassembling themselves over a montage of the group's own music.
- Beavis and Butt-Head — Season 119sThe series' intro rather than the film's. Nineteen seconds.
- Beck — Season 2767sPosted by Filmlance International, the production company — a rights-holder upload, and labelled as the twenty-seventh film's final master. Swedish original audio.
- Becker — Season 122sFan upload of the credits.
- The Ben Stiller Show — Season 169sFan upload.
- Berserk — Season 171sThe 1997 opening.
- Beverly Hills, 90210 — Season 188sThe opening. The freeze-frames were reshot each season as the cast changed.
- Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the titles is a static image with the theme over it and fails the moving-picture check twice.
- Bibleman — Season 195sFan upload.
- Big Bad Beetleborgs — Season 133sFan upload.
- Big Bad Beetleborgs — Season 243sThe second season, retitled Beetleborgs Metallix, with an entirely new set of suits. Off air with the Fox Kids bug.
- The Big Comfy Couch — Season 161sFan upload.
- Big Train — Season 131sFan upload.
- Bill Nye the Science Guy — Season 131sFan upload of the original open.
- Blossom — Season 148sFan upload from a videotape. Soft, but it is the sequence as broadcast rather than a reconstruction.
- Blue Heelers — Season 441sFan upload of the fourth season's credits, which is the version available.
- Blue's Clues — Season 132sFan upload of the original opening.
- Bob the Builder — Season 147sFan upload of the first series, 1999.
- Bobby's World — Season 163sFan upload.
- Boston Common — Season 130sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Bottom — Season 141sThe intro at broadcast resolution — the pair on the bench outside Hammersmith. Both better-ranked copies say AI upscale in their own titles.
- Boy Meets World — Season 180sThe opening titles, from Disney Channel.
- The Bradys — Season 163sThen-and-now portraits side by side, each named twice.
- Brass Eye — Season 1150sThe 'Crime' episode's opening. Each episode of the series carried its own version, so this is one of six.
- Brimstone — Season 146sFan upload.
- The Brittas Empire — Season 129sRestored fan upload.
- Brooklyn Bridge — Season 162sThe titles rather than the bridge: cast cards set in a baseball badge over family photographs. Carries a Catchy Comedy rerun bug.
- Brum — Season 1132sRemastered fan upload, labelled by the uploader as the first series' titles from 1991.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 161sThe original, cut from a ten-episode midseason run. Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nicholas Brendon, Alyson Hannigan, Charisma Carpenter and Anthony Stewart Head — the only three names that survive all seven seasons are the first three.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 250sRe-cut from the new season's footage, and David Boreanaz joins the credits as Angel.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 350sSeth Green is added as Oz, placed between Boreanaz and Head. The last season for both Boreanaz and Charisma Carpenter, who leave together for Angel.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 450sThe college year, and the largest turnover the credits ever had: Boreanaz and Carpenter gone, Marc Blucas and James Marsters in. Marsters stays to the end.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 550sEmma Caulfield and Michelle Trachtenberg arrive — Trachtenberg's name appearing in the titles of a show her character had not existed in a week earlier. Anthony Stewart Head's last season in the main credits, and Blucas's.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 651sAmber Benson is finally named, two years after Tara became a fixture of the show, and only for this season.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Season 750sThe last re-cut, drawn from the final season and the move to UPN.
- The Busy World of Richard Scarry — Season 177sHuckle and Lowly on the bicycle, from the home-video distributor.
- Café con Aroma de Mujer — Season 1No usable clip verified. Nothing matching the series surfaced at all under cabecera, cabezote or entrada; RCN's own channel posts promotion for the remake, and the one 1994-labelled upload is a telenovela music compilation that shows a different programme.
- Caillou — Season 150sFan upload of the opening theme.
- California Dreams — Season 160sThe first season's, name cards in black rectangles over a beach.
- California Dreams — Seasons 3–558sThe later sequence, different type entirely and shot on the studio set.
- Cardcaptor Sakura — Season 381sThe third opening, Platinum, from October 1999, and unusually for anime it is posted with the Japanese staff credits still on it rather than creditless.
- Caroline in the City — Season 17sThe first season's, seven seconds long.
- Caroline in the City — Season 316sThe third season's, more than twice the length of the first.
- CatDog — Season 172sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Celebrity Deathmatch — Season 132sThe montage open rather than the static frame found earlier. Carries an MTV2 rerun bug.
- Charmed — Season 153sThe original three sisters — Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs and Alyssa Milano — with the Book of Shadows and the manor. Seven variants circulated across this season as clips, effects and billing order were adjusted.
- Charmed — Season 251sRe-cut from the new season, and the most variable year the show ever had: eight distinct versions of these credits went out across the season.
- Charmed — Season 349sDoherty's last season, and the last time Prue appears in the titles at all.
- Charmed — Season 452sThe rebuild. Doherty is gone, Rose McGowan arrives as Paige, and the billing is reordered around the loss — Milano moves to first, McGowan second, and Combs is moved to the end on an 'and' credit. Julian McMahon joins the main cast in the premiere.
- Charmed — Season 551sRe-cut again, in five versions across the season.
- Charmed — Season 650sFour versions this year, adjusting as the cast of each episode did.
- Charmed — Season 751sThe churn finally settles — two versions across the whole season, against eight in the second.
- Charmed — Season 850sKaley Cuoco is added as Billie, and Brian Krause gives up the first supporting slot to her and is credited last, after leaving partway through the season.
- Chicago Hope — Season 547sThe fifth season's opening credits.
- Christy — Season 1No usable clip found. Whole episodes are uploaded but nobody has cut the titles out of them.
- The Civil War — Season 1No usable clip verified. The series opens on a plain card over "Ashokan Farewell" rather than a designed sequence, and no upload isolates it.
- Clarissa Explains It All — Season 151sFan upload.
- Clueless — Season 140sThe first season's, from the ABC run.
- Clueless — Season 337sThe third season's, a different design entirely and carrying the later network's bug.
- Cold Feet — Season 1No usable clip kept. ITV's own channel posts a three-minute compilation spanning five series, and the only other result is a promo built from mock tweets for the 2016 revival.
- Come Outside — Season 128sFan upload.
- The Commish — Season 162sDomestic footage rather than police work, which is the point being made.
- Cosby — Season 1No usable clip kept. One posting is a development version made under a different title, and the copy labelled as the 1996 opening carries a name card for an actor who was not in this series.
- Courage the Cowardly Dog — Season 129sThe intro, from Cartoon Network.
- Cousin Skeeter — Season 165sThe first season's cast cards, off air with the channel bug.
- Cow and Chicken — Season 131sFan upload.
- Cowboy Bebop — Season 1One sequence for all twenty-six episodes. Yoko Kanno's 'Tank!' arrives before any image does, and the titles are cut to the horns rather than the horns scored to the titles — which is why the split screens land where they do.
- Cracker — Season 119sThe opening.
- The Critic — Season 197sFan upload.
- The Crocodile Hunter — Season 135sThe name set around a ring with him held inside it.
- Crusade — Season 190sFan upload from a nostalgia archive channel.
- The Crystal Maze — Season 547sThe fifth series' opening theme, with the music that belongs to it. The copy rejected before laid the 2016 revival's theme over the original pictures.
- Cybill — Season 116sFan upload of the intro.
- Da Vinci's Inquest — Season 169sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- The Daily Show — Season 123sThe Craig Kilborn opening from 1996, with the word cards flashing over the newsroom footage. Off tape and dark, but it is the sequence and it is the season this entry is filed at.
- Daria — Season 137sThe title sequence.
- The Darling Buds of May — Season 160sFan upload of the first titles. The alternative is a videotape rip with the closing attached.
- Dateline NBC — Season 142sFan upload of the 1992 titles, from the launch year.
- Dave's World — Season 160sAnimated in the style of a newspaper cartoon, which is where the source material came from.
- Dawson's Creek — Season 147sThe opening with the original song, which music rights removed from later home and streaming releases.
- The Day Today — Season 128sThe opening.
- Dead Man's Gun — Season 1No usable clip verified. Results are the Red Dead Redemption song of a similar name, and a theme upload running well over two minutes whose picture is an unrelated gothic title card.
- The Demon Headmaster — Season 133sFan upload.
- Detention — Season 166sFan upload.
- Dexter's Laboratory — Season 130sThe intro, from Cartoon Network.
- Dharma & Greg — Season 116sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Diagnosis: Murder — Season 146sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Digimon Adventure — Season 196sFan upload of the Japanese broadcast opening with credits.
- dinnerladies — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a DVD box-set opening rather than the broadcast titles.
- Dinosaurs — Season 141sFan upload of the intro.
- Doug — Season 145sThe Nickelodeon-era intro.
- Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a DVD box-set opening rather than the broadcast titles.
- Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman — Seasons 2–360sRestored fan upload. The uploader identifies this as the second and early third season version; the show's open changed across its run.
- Dragon Tales — Season 160sFan upload of the opening theme.
- Dream On — Season 186sFan upload from an archive channel.
- The Drew Carey Show — Seasons 1–219sFan upload covering both seasons that share the drawn sequence.
- Drop the Dead Donkey — Season 536sFan upload of the fifth series' open.
- Due South — Season 150sThe cast cards over the Chicago material, Camilla Scott's among them.
- Early Edition — Season 139sFan upload.
- Earth 2 — Season 154sFigures on a ridge against a red sky. Off a German rerun channel, but the cards are the English originals.
- Earth: Final Conflict — Season 148sThe first season's sequence. More than one version circulated during this year alone, so this is one of them rather than the only one.
- Earth: Final Conflict — Season 351sThe third season, rebuilt again as the cast turned over — this show replaced its lead more often than any other in the catalogue.
- Earth: Final Conflict — Season 550sThe final season, rebuilt after a near-total turnover of the cast.
- Earthworm Jim — Season 156sPeter Puppy on the ruins, off air.
- Ed, Edd n Eddy — Season 131sThe original opening.
- Eek! The Cat — Season 158sFan upload of the 1992 intro.
- Eerie, Indiana — Season 192sFan upload of the intro. Ninety seconds, because the sequence runs the whole song.
- Ellen — Season 159sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- ER — Season 153sThe first season's titles.
- ER — Season 1050sThe tenth season, by which point almost none of the original cast remained in the cards.
- Everybody Loves Raymond — Season 148sThe opening credits.
- EZ Streets — Season 147sFan upload.
- Family Affairs — Season 329sFan upload dated 1999; counting a season per year from the March 1997 launch, that is the third.
- Family Dog — Season 1No usable clip verified. The candidate is clean, but the 1987 Amazing Stories episode and this series share Bird's designs, and nothing in the frames tells them apart.
- Family Guy — Season 131sThe opening held its shape across the run, with the animation redrawn for high definition partway through. This is the later, higher-resolution version of the same sequence.
- Family Guy — Season 1036sThe tenth season, for comparison with the entry above — the same piano, the same staircase, the same joke about television.
- The Famous Jett Jackson — Season 139sFan upload of the theme. The better-ranked results are the song's music video.
- Farscape — Season 146sCrichton narrates his own predicament over Subvision's theme — the astronaut, the wormhole, and the ship full of escaped prisoners, all explained before the episode starts.
- Farscape — Season 248sSame arrangement and same narration, re-cut around the second season's cast.
- Farscape — Season 364sThe break. Guy Gross replaces Subvision's theme with a harder arrangement, the explanatory narration is dropped, and the sequence is rebuilt around action rather than setup.
- Farscape — Season 464sThe final season, re-cut again on Gross's arrangement.
- The Fast Show — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload is labelled an alternate title sequence and cannot be placed against a series.
- Father Ted — Season 134sThe title sequence.
- Felicity — Season 151sFan upload of the original open.
- Ferris Bueller — Season 158sThe cast holding their own name cards above their heads.
- Fired Up — Season 110sFan upload of the opening. Ten seconds over a night skyline. The season 2 copy is a screen recording with the capture software's trial watermark across the top.
- Forensic Files — Season 121sFan upload of the truTV-era intro. The alternative has the closing attached to it.
- Forever Knight — Season 189sThe opening title.
- Frasier — Season 1The opening, from an upload that carries the closing theme after it.
- Freakazoid! — Season 167sThe intro.
- Freaks and Geeks — Season 157sThe title sequence, shot as a series of yearbook photographs.
- The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air — Season 167sThe first season's opening on its own, found on a later pass. The copy rejected before ran the closing credits on the end of it.
- Friends — Season 648sThe season six titles, in which every cast member is credited with the surname Arquette — a one-week joke after Courteney Cox married David Arquette, left running for the season. The show's rights holders remove uploads promptly, so earlier attempts at this entry all found dead links.
- From the Earth to the Moon — Season 1125sFan upload.
- Frontline — Season 156sPosted by Working Dog Productions, who made it.
- Futurama — Seasons 1–431sThe original standard-definition opening, animated for a 4:3 frame.
- Futurama — Seasons 6–729sRe-animated in high definition and widescreen for the revival, with the extra width filled rather than cropped into.
- G vs E — Season 165sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Game On — Season 135sEach of them against a flat red wall, doing something they should not.
- Gargoyles — Season 164sThe title sequence, with Goliath's narration.
- Get a Life — Season 154sThe paper round itself, with the cast named over it.
- Ghostwriter — Season 152sThe English original, confirmed by Blaze Berdahl's name card. The Portuguese dub is still what ranks first.
- Gladiators — Seasons 1–851sRestored upload. The uploader states this open ran across the whole 1992 to 2000 run.
- The Golden Palace — Season 144sFan upload of the opening. The copy labelled as the pilot's runs four minutes and takes in the cold open with it.
- Goodness Gracious Me — Season 131sFan upload.
- Goodnight Sweetheart — Seasons 1–632sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across all six series.
- Goosebumps — Season 160sPosted by Scholastic, who own the books, rather than the fan edit that ranks above it.
- Grace & Favour — Season 121sTwenty-one seconds: an illustrated cottage and the name across it.
- Grace Under Fire — Season 137sThe syndicated open at full frame, starring-card first. A second copy is pillarboxed small and leads on the Sprouse twins, who joined after the first season.
- Grand Designs — Season 2022sFan upload of the 2018 titles; counting a season per year from the 1999 launch, that is the twentieth.
- Great Teacher Onizuka — Season 1107sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Hang Time — Season 250sThe second season, which the uploader names, off a British rerun channel.
- Hangin' with Mr. Cooper — Season 163sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Hangin' with Mr. Cooper — Seasons 4–545sThe shorter sequence used across the last two seasons.
- Harry Enfield & Chums — Season 132sIn character against flat colour, one after another.
- Have I Got News for You — Season 132sThe first series' intro, 1990. This replaced an upload of the 2008 titles that had been filed here as series one; the programme runs two series a year, so that version could not be placed against a number.
- Heartbeat — Season 138sFan upload of the 1997 version.
- Heartbreak High — Season 161sFan upload of the 1994 original's first season. The 2022 Netflix revival uses a different sequence and is not catalogued here.
- Hercules: The Legendary Journeys — Season 161sThe opening titles.
- Herman's Head — Season 170sThe cast framed inside thought bubbles, which is the premise.
- Hetty Wainthropp Investigates — Season 157sFan upload from a themes channel.
- Hey Arnold! — Season 160sThe first season's opening credits, from Shout! Studios.
- Highlander: The Series — Season 163sThe opening titles.
- Histeria! — Season 187sFan upload.
- Holby City — Season 1239sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 2010 through 2016; counting a series per year from the January 1999 launch, it starts at the twelfth.
- Hollyoaks — Season 1432sFan upload dated 2008; counting a season per year from the October 1995 launch, that is the fourteenth.
- The Home Court — Season 1No usable clip kept. Two results are different courtroom sitcoms — Courthouse and Night Court — and the third is a 1995 advertisement for this one.
- Home Improvement — Season 171sThe first season's opening credits.
- Home Movies — Season 119sThe intro.
- Homicide: Life on the Street — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns a 1964 programme called Homicide rather than this one.
- Hope & Gloria — Season 130sFan upload of the intro.
- Hope & Gloria — Season 239sThe second season's, nine seconds longer than the first.
- Hornblower — Season 171sFan upload of the 1998 ITV titles rather than the American cut, which is what the search returns first.
- The Hughleys — Season 124sCast cards in the garden, twenty-four seconds.
- I Am Weasel — Season 130sRestored fan upload.
- I'm Alan Partridge — Season 164sThe first series' theme and opening.
- In Living Color — Season 1100sThe first season's opening credits.
- Iron Chef — Season 154sFan upload of the opening.
- It (1990) — Season 1107sFan upload of the credits, which run the cast over photographs in frames.
- JAG — Season 947sFan upload of the ninth season's credits, which is the version available.
- The Jamie Foxx Show — Season 141sThe cast introduced on hoardings above the street.
- Jay Jay the Jet Plane — Season 150sFrom the programme's own channel. The uploader has set it inside a painted sky border.
- Jeeves and Wooster — Season 152sFan upload of the 1990 opening. The better-ranked copy is an upscale.
- Jesse — Season 142sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- The John Larroquette Show — Season 143sThe terminal diner at night, off a rerun with the channel's bug.
- Johnny Bravo — Season 137sThe intro.
- Jonathan Creek — Season 1No usable clip kept. Every posting of the theme is Saint-Saëns over the static logo card rather than the sequence itself.
- The Journey of Allen Strange — Season 160sCast cards in the channel's own lettering, with its bug alongside.
- Judge Judy — Season 116sFan upload of the intro. The alternative runs twenty-five years of logo changes together.
- Judging Amy — Season 136sFan upload.
- Just Shoot Me! — Season 141sFan upload.
- Just Shoot Me! — Seasons 3–511sWhat replaced it from the third season: eleven seconds of the logo assembling out of film slides, and nothing else.
- KaBlam! — Season 176sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Kavanagh QC — Season 1No usable clip found. The titles survive only inside full-episode uploads; what is offered as credits is a fan slideshow of publicity stills.
- Keeping Up Appearances — Season 135sFan upload.
- Kenan & Kel — Season 162sThe season one titles, posted by series creator Dan Schneider. Carries the Nickelodeon and DanWarp channel bugs.
- Kevin Spencer — Season 433sSeason four in English off Comedy Central, rather than the Spanish broadcast that ranks first.
- Kindred: The Embraced — Season 140sThe premiere's open, off air with the network bug.
- The King of Queens — Season 130sPosted by TV Land, who rerun the series, and the opening alone.
- King of the Hill — Season 131sThe title sequence.
- King of the Hill — Season 1443sThe 2025 revival's fourteenth season, seventeen years after the thirteenth — the same alley, the same fence, the same four men not saying anything.
- Kipper — Season 145sOff a Tiny Pop rerun, with the channel's bug in the corner.
- Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge — Season 143sFan upload.
- La Femme Nikita — Season 161sThe opening.
- Lamb Chop's Play-Along — Season 183sChildren with the puppets, off tape.
- The Langoliers — Season 1No usable clip kept. The main title is posted only as a four-minute soundtrack track, and the sole moving copy is an upscale of the entire film.
- The Larry Sanders Show — Season 180sThe first season's titles — the fictional programme's own opening, which the series then cuts away from to show what is happening backstage.
- Late Night with Conan O'Brien — Season 173sThe surfing gag, in a copy the uploader does not date. Andy Richter is in it, which puts it before he left in 2000 but no closer than that.
- Late Show with David Letterman — Season 178sThe Ed Sullivan Theater marquee, off tape and dated to the 1993 launch.
- Later... with Jools Holland — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload belongs to the live spin-off, Later Live, rather than the parent programme.
- Law & Order — Season 178sThe first season's opening titles. It took several attempts to find: Special Victims Unit outranks the parent series on almost every search, including from the franchise's own channel.
- Law & Order — Season 2045sThe twentieth season. Nineteen years on, the same narration and the same two-note sting, over graphics rebuilt for high definition.
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Season 156sThe title sequence from the franchise's own channel.
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Season 1545sThe fifteenth season's version — the same structure, fourteen years of cast changes later.
- The League of Gentlemen — Season 138sFan upload.
- Legends of the Hidden Temple — Season 126sOlmec between the pillars. Off a Nick GaS rerun, with the channel and rating bugs on it.
- Lexx — Season 259sThe first sequence made for the weekly series rather than the TV films that preceded it.
- Lexx — Season 361sRebuilt for the season confined to two planets, with the imagery narrowing to match.
- Lexx — Season 460sRebuilt again once the show arrives at Earth, which changes what the sequence has to establish.
- Life with Louie — Season 132sFan upload.
- Little Bear — Season 162sPosted by the series' own channel.
- Living Single — Season 146sThe first season's intro.
- Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman — Season 176sFan upload of the credits.
- Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends — Season 148sAn orange figure falling through split panels of aerial footage.
- Mad About You — Season 177sThe opening credits and theme.
- Madeline — Season 160sThe first season's open off air, with a channel bug in the corner.
- MADtv — Season 964sFan upload of the ninth season's credits.
- The Magic School Bus — Season 162sFan upload of the opening theme.
- Maigret — Season 1No usable clip found. The one titles upload has the distributor's own web address burned across the bottom of the frame.
- Malcolm & Eddie — Season 137sThe pair lit against the city at night, off tape.
- The Man Show — Season 1No usable clip kept. Two searches with different wording returned segments, the full premiere and a network retrospective, and no upload that is the titles.
- Martial Law — Season 141sThe first season's third open, which the uploader distinguishes from the others.
- Martin — Seasons 1–247sThe first two seasons' intro.
- Masked Rider — Season 158sDex and the puppet, before any of the suit footage.
- The Maxx — Season 169sFan upload.
- Melrose Place — Season 193sThe opening credits.
- Men Behaving Badly — Season 147sFan upload.
- Midsomer Murders — Season 146sThe opening theme.
- Mighty Max — Season 158sRestored fan upload.
- Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers — Season 169sThe original cast still named in the titles, Steve Cardenas among them, over Aquitian footage.
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers — Season 160sPosted by the franchise's official channel as the first season's opening.
- Millennium — Season 134sThe first season's opening.
- Minor Adjustments — Season 124sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Moesha — Season 136sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Mortal Kombat: Conquest — Season 160sCast cards in gold over the fights.
- Mr. Bean — Season 136sThe opening, with the Latin chorus that names him.
- Mr. Show with Bob and David — Season 131sThe HBO original's animated title card, not the 2015 revival that had been absorbing the search.
- Mummies Alive! — Season 165sArmour assembling over the desert, clean of the watermark the other copies carry.
- Murder One — Season 257sFan upload of the second season's credits, which is the version that survives online; the first season's differs and has not been found.
- My So-Called Life — Season 170sThe opening.
- Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog — Season 145sEach of the knights shown beside the armour they turn into.
- The Naked Truth — Season 1No usable clip kept. Besides the closing squeeze credits and two audio rips, the one copy of the open has a collector site's web address burnt into the frame.
- Nanalan' — Season 170sThe pink car crossing the hill. The upload runs the closing straight after the opening.
- The Nanny — Season 165sThe animated opening theme, from Shout! Studios.
- Nash Bridges — Season 141sRestored fan upload from the pilot episode.
- NBA on NBC — Season 169sFan upload dated 1991, from the first seasons of the contract.
- Neon Genesis Evangelion — Season 1One sequence for all twenty-six episodes. It rewards being paused more than being watched — a fair amount of what it shows is legible only a frame at a time, which is a strange thing to build into something a viewer sees weekly.
- Never Mind the Buzzcocks — Season 126sFan upload of the title sequence.
- The New Addams Family — Season 140sFan upload of the intro.
- NewsRadio — Season 130sThe intro.
- NFL on Fox — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the first broadcast runs nearly three minutes and is the whole pregame open rather than the titles.
- Nickelodeon Guts — Season 122sThe arena in darkness before the lights come up, then the card.
- Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation — Season 145sFrom the home-video distributor's own channel rather than a rip.
- Noel's House Party — Season 252sStop-motion inside the house, a piano walking across the floor. Dated 1993 by the uploader, which is series two's spring rather than series three's autumn, though not precisely enough to be certain.
- The Norm Show — Season 125sTwenty-five seconds in the street, and out.
- Northern Exposure — Season 146sThe opening, with the moose.
- Nowhere Man — Season 194sFan upload.
- NYPD Blue — Season 164sThe first season's opening theme.
- Oggy and the Cockroaches — Season 140sUndated fan upload, carrying a British children's channel bug in the corner.
- Oggy and the Cockroaches — Season 633sPosted by Xilam, the studio that makes the series, as the sixth season's.
- Oh, Doctor Beeching! — Season 143sThe name on a station board as the train passes, posted by the writer's own channel.
- One Foot in the Grave — Season 130sThe titles as transmitted, text and all. The clean version its note describes is still the second result.
- One Piece — Season 1111s'We Are!', the first opening, from the series' official channel.
- Our Friends in the North — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Apple TV's Your Friends & Neighbors instead.
- The Outer Limits (1995) — Season 159sThe revival's opening.
- Oz — Season 195sThe sequence that everything from Six Feet Under to True Blood is downstream of.
- Oz — Season 497sThe fourth season's version.
- Pacific Blue — Season 167sFan upload.
- Parker Lewis Can't Lose — Season 135sFan upload of the 1990 intro.
- The Parkers — Season 136sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- Party of Five — Season 130sThe first season's opening credits.
- Passions — Season 112sFan upload of the short version of the opening.
- Picket Fences — Season 259sThe second season's opening credits.
- Pie in the Sky — Season 125sA shelf of books, police manuals shelved against baking manuals, which is the premise stated in twenty-five seconds.
- Pinky and the Brain — Season 163sThe intro.
- The PJs — Seasons 1–240sFan upload. This open ran across the first two seasons.
- Pokémon — Season 162sPosted by the official Pokémon channel — the Indigo League opening, in its English broadcast form.
- Pokémon — Season 546sAlso from the official channel: Master Quest, the fifth season. The format is one new opening a season, which is why this catalogue can only ever hold a sample.
- Poltergeist: The Legacy — Season 167sA live upload of the intro, found after the one recorded here went dead.
- Popular — Season 145sFan upload of the credits.
- Port Charles — Season 136sFan upload of the 1997 opening, from the launch year.
- Power Rangers in Space — Season 130sCast cards including Bulk and Skull, who had been there since the first season.
- Power Rangers Lost Galaxy — Season 166sCast cards over the ship's interior.
- Power Rangers Turbo — Season 130sCast cards framed in red against the cars, from the franchise's official channel.
- Power Rangers Zeo — Season 160sPosted by the franchise's own channel.
- The Powerpuff Girls — Season 164sThe opening.
- The Practice — Season 148sThe first season's intro.
- The Pretender — Season 145sFan upload of the first season's theme. The better-ranked copy is an upscale.
- Pride and Prejudice — Season 149sThe opening sequence.
- Prime Suspect — Season 132sThe title music and opening.
- Profiler — Season 146sThe opening.
- Providence — Season 143sFan upload.
- The Queen's Nose — Season 129sCast names over a kaleidoscope, the coin turning behind them.
- Queer as Folk (UK) — Season 150sFan upload of the British original's titles.
- The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest — Season 160sPosted by Warner Bros.' own classics channel, and the opening alone.
- The Real World — Season 119sFan upload of the first season, New York in 1992.
- ReBoot — Season 164sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Recess — Season 161sThe opening theme.
- The Red Green Show — Season 137sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- Redwall — Season 159sCluny on the ridge, which is the image the books are remembered for.
- Relic Hunter — Season 182sFan upload.
- The Ren & Stimpy Show — Season 145sThe title sequence.
- Renegade — Season 195sFan upload of the first season's credits, narration and all.
- Road Rovers — Season 173sFan upload, recorded from a later Cartoon Network airing.
- Road to Avonlea — Season 179sThe 1990 opening, name cards over a sleigh in snow.
- Road to Avonlea — Season 576sThe fifth season's, different footage and a different type treatment.
- Robot Wars — Seasons 1–421sThe intro as used across the first four series.
- Roc — Season 144sThe name painted on the wall, then the cast cards. A second copy of the same open carries a VidTrim watermark.
- Rocket Power — Season 148sFan upload.
- Rocko's Modern Life — Season 160sPosted by Shout! Studios, who hold the series.
- Rolie Polie Olie — Season 161sPosted by the series' own channel.
- Rosie and Jim — Season 173sThe opening theme alone, covering the run from 1990.
- Roswell — Season 146sThe first season's opening credits.
- Royal Canadian Air Farce — Season 138sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- The Royal Family — Season 153sCast cards in gold. A second copy of the same open is filmed off a television with the captions switched on.
- The Royle Family — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles the opening and closing themes into one upload.
- Rugrats — Season 147sThe original opening.
- Rurouni Kenshin — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is a creditless upscale, and searching the Japanese title and the Japanese for an opening returns the same thing plus the 2023 remake's sequence from Aniplex.
- Sabrina the Teenage Witch — Season 122sRestored fan upload from the pilot episode.
- Sailor Moon — Season 494sFan upload of the SuperS opening — the fourth series. "Moonlight Densetsu" carried across the run with the animation rebuilt each time, and this is the version available with credits.
- Salute Your Shorts — Season 162sFan upload.
- Samurai Pizza Cats — Season 191sThe letters assembling, then the cast. Runs 91 seconds, longer than the sequence usually plays.
- Saved by the Bell: The College Years — Season 145sThe title card off tape, tracking noise down one edge and no watermark on it.
- Saved by the Bell: The New Class — Season 164sThe first season's opening.
- Saved by the Bell: The New Class — Seasons 6–771sThe later sequence, from the seasons the uploader labels it for.
- SeaChange — Season 150sFan upload.
- seaQuest DSV — Season 160sThe first season's intro.
- The Secret World of Alex Mack — Season 165sPosted by Mill Creek Entertainment, who hold the home-video rights.
- The Sentinel — Season 137sFan upload.
- Serial Experiments Lain — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available uploads are 60fps upscaled creditless versions rather than the broadcast sequence.
- Seven Days — Season 151sRestored upload.
- Sex and the City — Season 158sThe opening credits.
- Sharpe — Season 194sFan upload. The name cards run over the regiment's kit rather than over footage.
- The Shining (1997) — Season 189sFan upload of the credits, which run over black.
- Shortland Street — Seasons 10–1318sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 2001 through 2004; the series numbers a season per calendar year from 1992.
- Silent Witness — Season 2139sThe 2018 redesign, from the twenty-first series.
- Silk Stalkings — Season 179sFan upload.
- The Single Guy — Season 121sFan upload of the 1996 intro.
- Sister, Sister — Season 165sFan upload of the first season's theme. The only single-video alternative puts the first and sixth seasons' sequences in one file.
- Sisters — Season 147sFan upload of the intro. The alternative has the bumpers and the closing attached.
- Skysurfer Strike Force — Season 159sThe team introduced one at a time against the sky.
- Slam Dunk — Season 1104sFan upload of the first opening with credits.
- Sliders — Season 246sThe second season's titles.
- Smack the Pony — Season 136sFan upload.
- Smart Guy — Season 137sThe first theme, with the cast cards over the speaker stacks.
- So Weird — Season 140sCast cards over the tour bus and the static.
- Soldier Soldier — Season 143sAn explosion, then the wives - which is the balance the series kept.
- Something So Right — Season 137sFan upload. The uploader posts several numbered openings for this show and this is one of them.
- Sooty & Co — Season 140sFan upload.
- The Sopranos — Seasons 1–690sUnchanged across the entire run, apart from the Twin Towers being removed from the wing mirror after season 4.
- South Park — Season 129sThe first season's intro, with the original mumbled vocal that later versions cleaned up.
- South Park — Season 1530sThe fifteenth season, in high definition. Fourteen years on, the same drive into town and the same four children at the bus stop.
- Space Cases — Season 163sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Space Ghost Coast to Coast — Season 145sFan upload. Recycled animation cut into a talk-show open — the joke that started the network.
- Space: Above and Beyond — Season 132sFan upload.
- Spaced — Season 244sThe second series' titles.
- Spider-Man — Season 158sThe first season's titles from a plain Fox Kids copy, in place of the upload by a channel naming itself Machine Learning Upscaler. A season three version is posted as well, but it calls itself a 4K upscale, so it is left alone for the same reason.
- Spider-Man: The Animated Series — Season 158sFan upload.
- Spin City — Season 522sThe fifth season's version, after Charlie Sheen replaced Michael J. Fox.
- SpongeBob SquarePants — Season 166sThe theme and opening credits, from Nickelodeon.
- Sports Night — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns a 1993 BBC programme of a similar name rather than the ABC series.
- The Stand — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one copy of the credits is filmed off a cathode-ray television, tube curvature and Sony badge included.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine — Seasons 1–3113sDan Curry's original: the wormhole opens and the station drifts, empty and quiet, to Dennis McCarthy's slow theme.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine — Seasons 4–7115sRebuilt for season 4 — ships dock and depart, a workbee and suited repair crews appear, Michael Dorn is added to the cast cards, and McCarthy's theme is re-recorded at a faster, more martial tempo.
- Star Trek: Voyager — Seasons 1–3104sThe original cast cards, with Jennifer Lien as Kes. The CGI flythrough and Goldsmith's theme are set from the first episode and never altered.
- Star Trek: Voyager — Seasons 4–7106sIdentical visuals and score — the change is the crew. Jeri Ryan's name replaces Jennifer Lien's in the main titles from the fourth season on.
- Stargate SG-1 — Season 162sThe original, built around the gate's chevrons locking and the wormhole forming.
- Stargate SG-1 — Season 659sA mid-run revision, re-cut as the cast and the show's scale changed.
- Stargate SG-1 — Season 962sRebuilt after the near-total cast change — Richard Dean Anderson gone, Ben Browder and Claudia Black arriving from Farscape.
- Stargate SG-1 — Season 1061sThe final season's version.
- The State — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return MTV's own continuity from the same period and a British programme called The Sketch Show.
- Step by Step — Season 131sFan upload.
- The Steve Harvey Show — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- The Steve Harvey Show — Seasons 4–647sThe later sequence, labelled for the seasons it covers and half again as long as the first.
- Storm of the Century — Season 1No usable clip kept. The main title is posted only as a numbered soundtrack cue and as a stereo rip of the theme.
- Strangers with Candy — Season 144sPosted by a channel devoted to the series. Found on a second pass — the first returned a DVD's front matter.
- Suddenly Susan — Season 130sFan upload of the first season's credits. The season 2 copy in circulation is an extended cut.
- Sunset Beach — Season 173sThe first titles, cast portraits tumbling over a sepia pier.
- Super Mario World — Season 144sThe cast assembled, Yoshi included, off tape.
- Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad — Season 163sCast cards in pixel lettering, off tape.
- Superman: The Animated Series — Season 166sThe opening titles.
- Sweet Valley High — Season 165sCast cards on torn photographs, off tape.
- The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries — Season 162sFan upload.
- Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills — Season 172sOff a later rerun, which puts a station identification across the bottom of the first shot.
- Teletubbies — Season 1143sFan upload of the 1997 intro.
- That '70s Show — Seasons 1–8236sEvery version in order, including the holiday one-offs. The car, the arrangement and the singers all change between seasons, so a single instance would show none of it.
- Theodore Tugboat — Season 141sThe fleet crossing the harbour, off tape.
- The Thin Blue Line — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over two minutes against a much shorter broadcast open.
- Third Watch — Season 546sFan upload of the fifth season's credits, which is the version available.
- This Hour Has 22 Minutes — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both searches return the same upload, which its own title says has had the presenters replaced.
- This Life — Season 118sFan upload from a titles channel.
- Time Team — Season 133sFan upload.
- Tiny Toon Adventures — Season 162sThe opening theme.
- Todd McFarlane's Spawn — Season 148sThe series open, not the feature film released the same year: the graveyard angel, then credit cards over black.
- Todd McFarlane's Spawn — Season 259sSeason two replaced the graveyard with a close-up of the character.
- Total Recall 2070 — Season 151sFan upload.
- Total Request Live — Season 526sThe 2002 open. Counting a season a year from the 1998 start puts that at the fifth, which is arithmetic rather than a label on the upload.
- Tots TV — Season 1109sFan upload.
- A Touch of Frost — Season 130sFan upload.
- Touched by an Angel — Season 156sFan upload.
- The Tribe — Season 132sThe beach and the packs, from the production company's own channel.
- Trigun — Season 191sThe opening.
- Twin Peaks — Seasons 1–297sThe original ABC sequence: the Packard mill, the sign, and Snoqualmie Falls, held for the whole of the first run.
- Twin Peaks — Season 390sThe Return, twenty-six years later. The mill and the waterfall are gone; what is left is the red room's curtains and chevron floor, and the same theme.
- Two Guys and a Girl — Season 121sFan upload of the earlier sequence. Undated, but twice the length of the one labelled for the third and fourth seasons.
- Two Guys and a Girl — Seasons 3–412sThe shorter replacement, labelled by the uploader for the seasons after the name changed.
- Unhappily Ever After — Season 150sFan upload of the intro. The alternatives are a frame-interpolated version and the theme as a music posting.
- Union Square — Season 130sFan upload of the NBC credits.
- The Upper Hand — Season 134sThe van across the fields, with the name written over it.
- Upright Citizens Brigade — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is described by its own uploader as a homemade intro.
- V.I.P. — Season 160sCrosshairs tracking across the cast.
- VeggieTales — Season 181sPosted by the series' official channel.
- Veronica's Closet — Season 130sThe first season's intro.
- Veronica's Closet — Season 337sThe third season's, seven seconds longer than the first.
- The Vicar of Dibley — Season 230sRestored fan upload of the second series' titles.
- Viper — Season 151sThe first season's starring card, shot through the windscreen.
- The Vision of Escaflowne — Season 190sThe Japanese opening rather than the Fox Kids dub, which replaced the sequence outright.
- VR Troopers — Season 160sFan upload.
- Walker, Texas Ranger — Season 341sFan upload of the third of the show's several opening versions — the one with Norris's own vocal.
- Walking with Dinosaurs — Season 132sFan upload of the 1999 titles.
- The Wayans Bros. — Season 140sFan upload of the first intro.
- The Wayans Bros. — Season 321sThe third season's, at half the length.
- WCW Monday Nitro — Season 125sThe 1995 open: street furniture and graffiti, twenty-five seconds.
- Weird Science — Season 161sThe series' own open rather than the 1985 film's credits, which rank alongside it.
- The West Wing — Season 149sThe first season's titles. The cast cards were reshuffled repeatedly as the ensemble changed.
- The West Wing — Season 549sThe fifth season, after the change of showrunner.
- Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? — Season 144sFan upload of the intro.
- Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? — Season 166sFan upload of the 1994 opening.
- Where the Heart Is — Season 163sThe first series' titles: photographs scattered across the moors.
- Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? — Season 134sThe 2007 redesign of the opening titles.
- Whose Line Is It Anyway? — Season 123sFan upload of the American run's open.
- The Wiggles — Season 137sFan upload of the television intro, from the years Greg Page was still in the group.
- The Wild Thornberrys — Season 176sPosted by Nicktoons.
- Will & Grace — Season 113sThe first season's intro.
- Will & Grace — Season 915sThe ninth season — the 2017 revival, which restarted the count where the 1998 run left off.
- Wings — Season 173sFan upload of the first season's credits. The theme is the second movement of Schubert's Piano Sonata No. 20 — one of the few American sitcoms to open on unaltered classical music.
- Wishbone — Season 161sFan upload.
- Working — Season 138sFan upload of the theme, with the cast name cards over it.
- The Worst Witch — Season 132sFan upload.
- Wycliffe — Season 138sFaces dissolving through each other over the sea. A second copy of the same open carries an uploader's stamp across the top.
- The X-Files — Seasons 1–746sChris Carter asked for supernatural images and got them — a seed germinating in split screen, a face distorting, a hand pressed flat against light, all of it over Mark Snow's whistle. It won the series its first Emmy and was not touched for seven years.
- The X-Files — Season 859sThe first revision. Robert Patrick joins, Duchovny is credited only in the episodes he actually appears in, and new images arrive to carry the season's plot — Scully's pregnancy, and Mulder's absence rendered as a figure falling into an eye.
- The X-Files — Season 944sRebuilt again, this time around Doggett, Reyes and Skinner, with both original leads gone from the front of the show entirely.
- The X-Files — Season 1046sThe revival restores the 1993 sequence rather than modernising it — same images, same whistle, re-rendered. A deliberate refusal to update anything.
- The X-Files — Season 1147sCarried over from the tenth season with revised cast credits.
- X-Men: The Animated Series — Season 160sThe original opening.
- Xena: Warrior Princess — Season 160sA broadcast-resolution copy of the opening credits, found on a later pass in place of the remaster.
- Yo soy Betty, la fea — Season 175sRestored fan upload. Spanish original audio. The English-language remake's titles are catalogued separately under Ugly Betty; the two share a premise and nothing of their design.
- The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles — Season 136sFan upload of the intro.
- Yu Yu Hakusho — Season 197sPosted by Crunchyroll.
- Zoboomafoo — Season 162sPosted by the Kratt brothers' own channel.
1980s291 sequences
- 'Allo 'Allo! — Season 177sPosted by the David Croft estate.
- The $50,000 Pyramid — Season 123sOff air in April 1981: the board lit and the set empty.
- 21 Jump Street — Season 161sFan upload of the first season's credits, from a classic-television archive channel.
- 227 — Season 159sFan upload of the first season's opening.
- 3-2-1 Contact — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one upload covers 1983 to 1986, and the series did not run a season a year, so it cannot be attributed.
- The A-Team — Season 1No usable clip verified. The best-ranked result is attached to a 2010 DVD re-release rather than being the broadcast sequence, and runs longer than the opening does.
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes — Seasons 1–248sFan upload. Sidney Paget's original Strand illustrations under Patrick Gowers's theme. Granada kept the same sequence when the show was renamed The Return of Sherlock Holmes, The Casebook and The Memoirs — only the wordmark changed.
- Agatha Christie's Poirot — Season 165sThe opening sequence.
- Airwolf — Season 159sThe opening.
- Alas Smith and Jones — Season 123sFan upload of the first series' theme.
- ALF — Season 162sArchive upload of the first season's credits.
- ALF — Season 359sThe third season's, which is a different sequence rather than a recut of the first.
- Alien Nation — Season 1109sRestored upload of the 1989 credits.
- Amazing Stories — Season 163sThe opening.
- America's Funniest Home Videos — Season 148sFan upload of the 1989 opening.
- America's Most Wanted — Season 115sFan upload of the 1988 open, from the launch year.
- American Gladiators — Season 147sFan upload of the intro. The alternatives are a joke edit and four years of themes collected together.
- Anpanman — Season 170sPosted by VAP's official music channel as the television-length opening.
- Around the World in 80 Days with Michael Palin — Season 145sFan upload.
- Auf Wiedersehen, Pet — Season 162sFan upload of the first series' titles.
- Auf Wiedersehen, Pet — Season 273sThe second series', from a themes channel.
- Automan — Season 178sPosted by Shout! Studios, who hold the series.
- Babar — Season 165sDrawn as the books are, with the palace and the green suit.
- Bananaman — Season 124sFan upload.
- Baywatch — Season 1113sPosted by the series' own official channel, remastered. Cancelled by NBC after one season and revived in syndication, where it ran another decade.
- Beast King GoLion — Season 1112sThe logo assembled in gold and red, then staff credits, off tape.
- Beetlejuice — Season 165sPosted by Shout! Studios from the complete-series release.
- The Bill — Season 131sFrom a channel that collects nothing but this programme's titles. Dated to the 1984–85 series, which the episode list confirms is the first.
- The Bill — Season 453sThe 1988 titles, which the episode list places as the fourth series.
- The Bill — Season 525sThe 1989 titles, half the length of the previous year's. The same year the run went from 48 episodes to 104.
- Birds of a Feather — Season 142sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- Birds of a Feather — Season 1037sFan upload dated 2014 — the tenth series, made by ITV sixteen years after the BBC's ninth.
- A Bit of Fry & Laurie — Season 238sThe second series' street sequence, which the uploader names.
- Blackadder — Season 140sThe medieval original, and the odd one out: shot on location, scored for lute and recorder, and played completely straight over illuminated-manuscript lettering.
- Blackadder — Season 241sElizabethan, and the point at which the show found its shape. The theme is rearranged for harpsichord and viol, and the credits move indoors to portrait miniatures.
- Blackadder — Season 340sRegency. The same melody again on fortepiano and strings, over engravings — a century on and a class down, with Blackadder now the servant.
- Blackadder — Season 440sThe trenches, as a military march on snare and brass. The joke of the arrangement stops being a joke here, which is the whole of what the final series does.
- The Bold and the Beautiful — Season 136sFan upload of the 1987 credits, from the launch year.
- The Bold and the Beautiful — Season 3842sFan upload dated October 2024; counting a season per year from the March 1987 launch, that is the thirty-eighth.
- Boon — Season 572sThe fifth series' titles, from a themes channel. The better-ranked copy is an upscale.
- Bosom Buddies — Season 1104sFan upload of the intro. Longer than a sitcom opening usually runs, but title footage the whole way through.
- Boys from the Blackstuff — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Scully, a different Bleasdale series; searching the character returns the famous scenes. The titles survive in full-episode uploads, which is not something this catalogue can point at.
- BraveStarr — Season 175sFan upload.
- Bread — Season 137sThe Boswells one at a time, which is the whole of the sequence.
- Brideshead Revisited — Season 153sThe opening titles.
- Brookside — Season 135sFan upload of the first series' titles, machine-upscaled to 1080p by the uploader.
- Brush Strokes — Season 133sThe first series' titles, from the pub rather than the paintwork.
- Bullseye — Season 137sFan upload.
- Button Moon — Season 125sFan upload.
- Byker Grove — Season 1130sFan upload dated 1999; counting a series per year from the 1989 launch, that is the eleventh.
- Cagney & Lacey — Season 275sThe second season's opening credits.
- Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future — Season 192sNinety-two seconds of cast cards and hardware, which is the length these syndicated action series ran to.
- The Care Bears Family — Season 160sFan upload, dated by the uploader to 1985.
- Casualty — Season 2733sFan upload dated 2012; counting a series per year from the September 1986 launch, that is the twenty-seventh.
- Catchphrase — Season 135sFan upload of the opening alone; the other copy in circulation runs the closing titles with it.
- Charles in Charge — Season 157sFan upload of the intro. An old low-resolution posting, but the name cards are legible and it is not a closing bundle.
- Cheers — Seasons 1–11Unchanged across all eleven seasons, which is the more remarkable half: a sitcom that ran a decade and replaced most of its leads never once updated its opening, because the opening was never about them. Castle/Bryant/Johnsen assembled it from archive — books, private collections, historical societies — and Gary Portnoy's theme does the introducing instead.
- China Beach — Season 191sFan upload of the first season's credits. Ninety seconds, because the sequence runs the length of the song.
- The Chronicles of Narnia — Season 138sThe name lit gold over the lion, from the first serial.
- ChuckleVision — Season 132sFan upload.
- ChuckleVision — Seasons 17–2020sFan upload, labelled by the uploader as series seventeen to twenty — the rare case where the series numbers are stated outright rather than counted from a year.
- Coach — Season 129sPosted by Antenna TV, who rerun the series.
- Cops — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload runs the opening and closing credits together; of the two intro-only copies, one is an affiliate recording with a CW4 promotion bar across the picture and the other carries a Bandicam watermark.
- The Cosby Show — Season 166sOne season's version. The theme was re-arranged and the dance restaged for each of the eight.
- Count Duckula — Season 185sFan upload.
- Countdown — Season 137sThe 1982 opening titles.
- A Country Practice — Season 166sFan upload.
- Countryfile — Season 2434sFan upload dated 2011; counting a season per year from the 1988 launch, that is the twenty-fourth.
- Cover Up — Season 168sCast portraits lit against black, off tape.
- Crimewatch — Season 1No usable clip placed. A copy has resurfaced since the earlier one was taken down, but it is dated 1987 against an entry filed at the 1984 launch, and there is nothing to say the titles were unchanged between the two.
- Danger Mouse — Season 134sFan upload from a nostalgia archive channel.
- Dear John — Season 139sThe letter and the face, which is the whole premise in two shots.
- Degrassi High — Season 142sThe pupils shot in the corridor, cut to the theme.
- Degrassi Junior High — Season 142sRestored fan upload from the DVD master.
- Dekalog — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one upload of the opening found has since been taken down, and no replacement has surfaced under the Polish czolowka either.
- Dempsey and Makepeace — Season 147sCast cards naming the parts as well as the actors.
- Designing Women — Season 676sThe sixth season's opening credits, from Shout! Studios.
- A Different World — Season 265sThe second season's version, after the show was retooled and its opening rebuilt.
- Doogie Howser, M.D. — Seasons 1–461sFan upload. Mike Post's theme over the cast in the hospital — the tune long outlived the show. Remade thirty years later as Doogie Kameāloha, M.D.
- Dragon Ball — Season 1106sFan upload of the first opening, Makafushigi Adventure, with the production credits still over it.
- Dragon Ball Z — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload is a 60fps remaster rather than the broadcast picture.
- DuckTales — Season 161sPosted by a Disney Television Animation news account. Replaced an upload that still exists but has had embedding disabled since it was added here.
- Dungeons & Dragons — Season 169sFan upload.
- Dynasty — Season 191sThe first season's opening.
- EastEnders — Season 132sFan upload of the original 1985 titles, from the launch year.
- EastEnders — Season 4128sPosted by EastEnders themselves as the new 2025 credits; counting a season per year from the February 1985 launch, that is the forty-first. Forty years on, the same aerial pull-back over the same river.
- Edge of Darkness — Season 1No usable clip kept. Searching returns The Edge of Night, an American soap opera from 1976, which also fails the moving-picture check. Naming Kamen's score returns the serial itself, but only as complete episodes.
- Elvira's Movie Macabre — Season 498sThe card in its art-nouveau frame. Runs 98 seconds because it carries on into the couch monologue, and is placed at season four because the upload names the episode.
- Empty Nest — Season 154sFan upload of the intro.
- The Equalizer (1985) — Season 163sFan upload from a cult-television channel, covering the 1985 to 1989 run.
- Eureeka's Castle — Season 169sStitched fabric and appliqué, which is the whole design language of the programme.
- Ever Decreasing Circles — Season 137sFan upload.
- Faerie Tale Theatre — Season 130sFan upload. The oldest Showtime original in the catalogue.
- Falcon Crest — Season 170sThe first season's opening credits.
- The Fall Guy — Season 1106sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Fame — Season 160sPosted by a channel that archives nothing but this series.
- Family Matters — Season 192sThe opening credits.
- Family Ties — Season 161sThe animated-portrait version of the credits.
- Father Dowling Mysteries — Season 172sCast cards over the parish, off tape.
- Fireman Sam — Season 171sFan upload of the 1987 opening.
- Fraggle Rock — Season 166sPosted by The Jim Henson Company.
- Freddy's Nightmares — Season 149sFan upload.
- French and Saunders — Season 128sThe BBC Two opening titles, dated by the uploader to 9 March 1987. Something of the titles has been posted after all; it took naming the broadcaster to find it.
- Friday the 13th: The Series — Season 147sThe series' own titles, over the antique shop, with a producer's name card on them. Carries a horror site's watermark in the corner. The film still takes the first two results.
- Fridays — Season 158sCast names in signature script over the company at leisure.
- Full House — Season 1The opening credits and theme.
- G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero — Season 162sFan upload of the first season, 1985.
- Galactica 1980 — Season 170sCast cards over stock footage of the pyramids.
- Gimme a Break! — Season 162sThe cast cards over the household, Howard Morton's among them.
- The Golden Girls — Season 742sThe final seasons' version of the credits.
- Good Morning, Miss Bliss — Season 141sFan upload of the 1988 intro.
- Great Railway Journeys — Season 133sFan upload of the 1980 opening, from the first run.
- The Greatest American Hero — Season 195sPosted by Crackle, who stream the series. Their branding sits in both lower corners throughout.
- Growing Pains — Season 161sPosted by Warner Bros.' own classics channel rather than by a fan.
- Hale and Pace — Season 122sThe first series' titles, from a themes channel. Two searches were needed — the first returned only shorts compilations.
- Hammer House of Horror — Season 146sRestored upload.
- Hardcastle and McCormick — Season 194sNinety-four seconds, which is what an hour-long action series opened with in 1983.
- He-Man and the Masters of the Universe — Season 173sThe opening, with the transformation narrated in full.
- Head of the Class — Season 167sFan upload of the intro. The alternative carries a streaming service's bug throughout.
- Hey Dude — Season 152sEach of the cast framed inside a horseshoe.
- Hi-de-Hi! — Season 145sPosted by the David Croft estate.
- Highway to Heaven — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles the opening and closing themes into one upload, the remaster alters the picture, and the copy labelled as season five carries a blurred rectangle over the corner where a watermark was and shows no credits at all.
- Hill Street Blues — Season 182sThe opening credits.
- The Hitchhiker — Season 170sFan upload of the 1983 credits.
- The Hogan Family — Season 174sFan upload of the intro from the seasons it carried this title.
- Hollywood Squares — Season 149sThe revival's own open rather than the 1966 NBC run's, dated by its uploader to the first two seasons.
- Home and Away — Season 175sFrom an archive channel devoted to this programme's titles. Labelled the third set used in 1988, the launch year.
- Home and Away — Season 3850sFan upload of the 2025 titles. The sequence has been rebuilt many times; this is the current one rather than the original.
- Howards' Way — Season 177sSailing, and nothing but sailing, for over a minute.
- In the Heat of the Night — Season 161sThe 1988 series' first season, found once the query carried the year and the lead actor. The Jewison film still ranks above it on the title alone.
- Inspector Gadget — Season 177sRemastered fan upload of the 1983 opening.
- Inspector Morse — Season 1No usable clip kept. The best-ranked upload is explicitly the closing titles rather than the opening.
- It's a Living — Season 159sThe first season's cast cards, off a rerun channel.
- It's a Living — Season 241sThe second season, retitled Making a Living and starring Louise Lasser, off air with a New York station's caption along the bottom.
- It's Garry Shandling's Show — Season 184sThe theme without the lyric captions laid over it.
- Jake and the Fatman — Season 158sFan upload of the intro.
- Jem and the Holograms — Season 147sPosted by Shout! Studios, who hold the series.
- The Joy of Painting — Season 2934sThe painters and the oversized brush. Placed at season 29 because the upload dates it to 1993 rather than to the 1983 opening.
- Just the Ten of Us — Season 158sCast cards around the table, off tape with a rerun channel's bug.
- Kate & Allie — Season 155sFan upload of the opening credits.
- The Kids in the Hall — Season 154sThe first season's intro.
- Kids Incorporated — Season 186sPosted by the series' own archive channel. Labelled widescreen, but the picture inside the frame is the original 4:3.
- Kidsongs — Season 1No usable clip found. The best-ranked upload carries the theme over two minutes of close-ups with no title or credit anywhere in it.
- Kimagure Orange Road — Season 1No usable clip found. Both openings on YouTube carry something added to the frame: a distributor's watermark on one, karaoke lyrics burned into the other.
- Knight Rider — Season 190sThe original opening, from NBC.
- Knightmare — Season 136sFan upload of the first series' intro.
- L.A. Law — Season 1100sThe opening titles.
- Late Night with David Letterman — Season 176sThe opening.
- Life Goes On — Season 1126sFan upload of the pilot's opening. Two minutes, because it runs the whole of Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da.
- Life with Lucy — Season 170sThe hardware store and the goose, off tape.
- The Littles — Season 194sFan upload.
- The Living Planet — Season 158sFan upload.
- Lonesome Dove — Season 1126sThe opening credits.
- M.A.S.K. — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload is an extended cut of the theme rather than the sequence as broadcast.
- MacGyver — Season 172sThe pilot's opening credits.
- Magnum, P.I. — Season 165sThe opening theme.
- Maid Marian and her Merry Men — Season 1No usable clip kept. One upload runs the opening and ending together; the other is the end credits alone.
- Mama's Family — Season 140sFan upload of the intro.
- Married... with Children — Season 1157sEvery version collected. The footage under the song was re-cut repeatedly across eleven seasons.
- Matlock — Season 171sFan upload.
- Matt Houston — Season 187sEighty-seven seconds of cast cards in hot lettering, off tape.
- Max Headroom — Season 161sThe series' opening. Earlier attempts returned the Cinemax talk show that shares the character instead.
- Metal Mickey — Season 168sFan upload.
- Miami Vice — Season 163sThe opening credits.
- Midnight Caller — Season 160sThe studio and the city outside it, which is the whole geography of the programme.
- Miss Marple — Season 1No usable clip kept. The main title is posted as music over a paperback cover, and the only moving copy bundles the opening with the closing.
- Monsters — Season 149sFan upload of the 1988 intro.
- Moonlighting — Season 177sThe opening credits.
- Mother and Son — Season 1No usable clip kept. Both searches return a videotape's front matter rather than the programme's titles.
- Mr. Belvedere — Season 195sFan upload dated September 1989. The alternative collects every opening in the run into one file.
- MTV Unplugged — Season 116sFan upload.
- Muppet Babies — Season 163sFan upload of the first version of the 1984 opening.
- Murder, She Wrote — Season 147sThe opening credits.
- Murphy Brown — Season 142sOne instance of a sequence whose music was swapped weekly for a different Motown track.
- My Little Pony 'n Friends — Season 133sFan upload of the 1986 opening.
- My Two Dads — Season 157sFan upload of the opening credits.
- Mystery Science Theater 3000 — Season 190sFan upload of the Joel-era open. The lyric rewrites itself across the run — the host's name changes when Mike Nelson takes over, and the Netflix revival rewrites it again — but no clean upload of those later versions has been verified.
- Neighbours — Season 134sFan upload of the very first episode's titles from 1985 — the earliest version of a sequence that ran, redesigned, for four decades.
- Neighbours — Season 3936sFan upload of the 2023 credits, made for the revival after the series had been cancelled once. Counting a season per year from 1985, that is the thirty-ninth.
- The New Adventures of He-Man — Season 161sArmour and visors rather than the loincloth, which is the whole point of the redesign.
- Newhart — Season 146sFound by searching the character and the inn rather than the title, which had always returned The Bob Newhart Show instead. Steven Kampmann's name card confirms it is this series.
- Newsnight — Season 136sFan upload. The uploader dates it to the 1980s — the programme's first decade — rather than to a year.
- Night Court — Season 118sThe opening credits.
- Nightline — Season 187sThe 1980 premiere, which dates it to the season this entry is filed at. ABC News over the crescent moon and the city skyline; the clip then carries on into Koppel's opening from the Washington newsroom, so it runs 87 seconds for a much shorter sequence.
- Noble House — Season 1118sCast portraits set into bronze portholes over red.
- North and South — Season 1201sRestored fan upload of Book One's first episode. Three and a half minutes of credits — the longest sequence in this catalogue, and a fair measure of what event television thought it was owed in 1985.
- Only Fools and Horses — Season 143sThe opening titles, from a 2021 HD restoration.
- Out of This World — Season 166sClips framed and floated through a starfield.
- Pee-wee's Playhouse — Season 192sFan upload.
- Perfect Strangers — Season 1101sThe opening credits, from a 35mm remaster.
- Pigeon Street — Season 156sFan upload.
- Pingu — Season 111sFan upload of the 1986 opening.
- Police Squad! — Season 167sFan upload of the intro.
- Postman Pat — Season 192sFan upload.
- Press Gang — Season 134sFan upload.
- Press Your Luck — Season 176sFan upload of the opening, carrying a retro-television site's watermark in the corner.
- Punky Brewster — Season 171sThe 1984 original, with the name painted across the screen, in place of the 2021 revival's titles and the funding-credits parody that had been ranking above it.
- Quantum Leap — Season 1113sThe first season's opening credits, without the closing theme attached — which the previously available upload had.
- Quantum Leap — Season 475sThe later version, re-cut and with the narration trimmed once the premise no longer needed explaining at length.
- Rainbow Brite — Season 160sFan upload.
- The Ray Bradbury Theater — Season 131sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Reading Rainbow — Season 148sFan upload of the 1983 original open.
- The Real Ghostbusters — Season 178sMachine-upscaled fan upload.
- Red Dwarf — Season 159sThe first series' credits, 1988 — the model shot and the Howard Goodall theme before either was rebuilt.
- Red Dwarf — Season 1042sThe series X titles, from the show's later revival run on Dave.
- Reilly, Ace of Spies — Season 164sReilly's face dissolved over the liner, with the starring card across it.
- Remington Steele — Season 168sThe opening, with the narration establishing the deception.
- Riptide — Season 197sFan upload.
- Robin of Sherwood — Season 157sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Robotech — Season 192sThe Macross Saga. A slow pan across a ruined landscape in a film-strip frame, then the SDF-1, the Veritech fighters and a pilot's helmet — all of it drawn from Super Dimension Fortress Macross, the first of the three shows folded into Robotech.
- Robotech — Season 291sThe Masters. Identical theme and identical opening pan, so the change announces itself in two places: the logo card gains a subtitle, and every frame after it is re-cut from Southern Cross footage.
- Robotech — Season 3The New Generation. The third logo card, and Invid-era footage throughout — the last of the three source series, and the only one whose opening most American viewers met without ever knowing it had another name.
- Roseanne — Season 146sThe 1988 original — the kitchen table, the laugh, and the shot the revival below restages.
- Roseanne — Season 1037sThe 2018 revival's version, which restages the original table shot with the same cast three decades older.
- Round the Twist — Season 150sPosted by the Australian Children's Television Foundation, who made it.
- The Ruth Rendell Mysteries — Season 149sWexford's face resolving out of a dot screen, from the 1988 titles.
- Santa Barbara — Season 1No usable clip placed. The undated upload cannot be assigned against titles that were rebuilt across the run, the copy that does say 1984 is a phone filming a tablet with the case still in shot, and the remaining one is the Spanish broadcast for TVE1 rather than NBC's.
- Saved by the Bell — Season 164sThe first season's intro.
- Scarecrow and Mrs. King — Season 172sFan upload.
- Seinfeld — Season 183sThe opening as broadcast. The bass line was re-performed for individual episodes rather than reused as a fixed recording.
- Sherlock Holmes (1984) — Season 147sFan upload of the Granada titles.
- Shining Time Station — Season 131sFan upload of the opening.
- Shōgun (1980) — Season 120sFan upload. Twenty seconds against the 2024 version's ninety-nine, on the same novel.
- Silver Spoons — Season 163sFan upload of the first season's theme.
- SilverHawks — Season 179sRemastered fan upload.
- Simon & Simon — Season 164sRestored fan upload.
- The Simpsons — Seasons 1–2090sThe original standard-definition opening, used for two decades.
- The Simpsons — Season 2190sRebuilt in high definition and widescreen — new artwork throughout, and Springfield gains detail the old frame had no room for.
- The Singing Detective — Season 149sThe opening.
- Sledge Hammer! — Season 154sFan upload of the intro.
- Small Wonder — Seasons 1–264sFan upload covering the two seasons that share it. The alternative collects every opening and closing at once.
- Solid Gold — Season 160sFan upload.
- Spenser: For Hire — Season 187sThe cast introduced in scene, Boston behind them.
- Spitting Image — Season 127sFan upload of the original theme.
- Square One TV — Season 147sFan upload.
- Square Pegs — Season 160sThe name embroidered across the back of a jacket.
- St. Elsewhere — Season 186sThe first season's opening.
- Star Search — Season 149sUndated fan upload of the opening. The set and hair place it in the middle 1980s rather than the first season.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation — Season 197sThe original cut, using the four-foot Enterprise-D miniature. Jerry Goldsmith's Motion Picture theme is joined to Alexander Courage's fanfare, and Stewart updates the narration to 'where no one has gone before'. Gates McFadden is in the cast cards.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation — Season 296sSame footage, shorter crew — the cast cards drop from eight to seven with Denise Crosby and Gates McFadden both gone. Diana Muldaur was offered a place in the titles as Doctor Pulaski and turned it down, so the season's new doctor is billed as a special guest star instead and never appears here.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation — Seasons 3–7107sRebuilt for season 3 around the new six-foot Enterprise-D model, which reads far sharper in the close passes, with a re-recorded and brighter arrangement of the theme. McFadden returns to the cast cards and the sequence stays put for the rest of the run.
- Star Wars: Droids — Season 163sCel animation of the pair, off tape.
- Stig of the Dump — Season 125sThe pit itself, with the author credited over it.
- The Storyteller — Season 132sThe storyteller's own face in close-up before the dog interrupts him.
- The Storyteller — Season 231sGreek Myths, three years later and made for HBO, which swaps the fireside for statuary.
- Superbook — Season 187sFan upload of the 1981 intro.
- Superboy — Season 140sFlight over the causeway, off tape.
- SuperTed — Season 148sFan upload.
- T. J. Hooker — Season 189sRestored fan upload.
- Takeshi's Castle — Season 115sFan upload of the animated open, carrying a rebroadcast channel's watermark in the corner.
- Tales from the Crypt — Season 182sThe title sequence.
- Tales from the Darkside — Season 176sFan upload. The inversion of the image is the whole idea: the same daylight world, seen from the other side.
- Talking Heads — Season 1No usable clip found — no result matched, which for a series of monologues with minimal framing may mean there is little to find.
- thirtysomething — Season 166sThe first season's opening alone. A season 4 copy runs the same 66 seconds, so only this one is claimed.
- This Morning — Season 157sThe first titles, from October 1988: the dock itself, with photographs dropped into it.
- Thomas & Friends — Season 131sFan upload of the original 1984 intro. The better-ranked result is a fan-made custom version.
- Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends — Season 177sFan upload of the complete original opening.
- The Thorn Birds — Season 1117sFan upload. Nearly two minutes — the miniseries convention of running the full cast over the theme before anything happens.
- Thundarr the Barbarian — Season 167sFan upload of the 1980 credits.
- ThunderCats — Season 178sThe original opening, without upscaling and without the closing theme attached.
- Too Close for Comfort — Season 161sFan upload of the 1980 intro. The same channel's other posting collects every version at once.
- The Tortellis — Season 163sCast names spun up on a slot machine.
- Tour of Duty — Season 190sFan upload of the opening. The sharper copy has Korean name cards burned in under the English ones.
- The Tracey Ullman Show — Season 149sFan upload from a videotape, filed by the uploader against an episode code.
- Transformers — Season 1No usable clip found. The available upload states in its own title that it has been AI upscaled, which makes it a reconstruction rather than the broadcast picture.
- The Trap Door — Season 152sFan upload.
- The Tripods — Season 145sFan upload.
- TUGS — Season 160sThe name across the waterline as the boats pass.
- The Twilight Zone (1985) — Season 153sThe 1985 opening.
- Unsolved Mysteries — Season 1112sFan upload dated 1988, from the first full season.
- V — Season 188sThe series' opening credits.
- V: The Final Battle — Season 154sCast cards over the resistance footage, Marc Singer first.
- A Very Peculiar Practice — Season 143sAn illustrated landscape of figures walking toward a burning heart, closer to Bosch than to a title sequence.
- Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV — Season 122sThe 1985 titles, the figure at the microphone framed inside the lattice. Naming the channel and the year got past the ITV period drama Victoria that had been taking the query.
- Voltron: Defender of the Universe — Season 187sThe opening theme, from Universal Kids.
- War of the Worlds — Season 189sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Webster — Season 161sFan upload of the opening title.
- Werewolf — Season 125sFan upload.
- What's Happening Now!! — Season 160sCast cards in the kitchen, off tape.
- Who's the Boss? — Season 171sThe opening credits.
- Willo the Wisp — Season 126sFan upload.
- The Winds of War — Season 181sFan upload from a themes channel.
- Wiseguy — Season 176sFan upload. A producer's name card in it confirms the sequence; a small channel watermark sits in the corner.
- A Woman of Substance — Season 142sFan upload from a themes channel. The alternative is a streaming service's first eight minutes.
- The Wonder Years — Season 156sThe opening credits and theme.
- Yes Minister — Seasons 1–344sFan upload. Scarfe's pen-and-ink Hacker, Sir Humphrey and Bernard animate line by line over Ronnie Hazlehurst's theme.
- Yes, Prime Minister — Seasons 1–2The BBC run kept the Gerald Scarfe caricature format of Yes Minister with new drawings for the promotion. No usable clip of it alone has been found — every upload searched was either the parent series' titles or an episode rip.
- Yes, Prime Minister — Season 332sThe 2013 Gold revival's open, which drops the caricatures entirely for live-action Westminster. Fan upload.
- You Rang, M'Lord? — Season 151sDrawn cast cards in deco lettering, a footman pouring beside each name.
- The Young Ones — Season 137sFan upload.
- The Young Riders — Season 172sCast portraits in torn frames. The uploader writes 4K in the title, but the picture carries film grain rather than upscaling.
1970s178 sequences
- 20/20 — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the titles carries no date, and this catalogue places a sequence against the season it ran in.
- ABC World News Tonight — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result documents a night when the wrong graphics went to air, which is not the sequence as it normally runs.
- Alias Smith and Jones — Season 162sThe western's own titles, found on a later pass. Searches are still mostly captured by the British sketch show that puns on this title.
- All in the Family — Season 169s'Those Were the Days', sung by Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapleton at the piano.
- All My Children — Season 2345sFan upload dated January 1992; counting a season per year from the January 1970 launch, that is the twenty-third.
- All My Children — Season 4147sFan upload dated December 2010; counting a season per year from the January 1970 launch, that is the forty-first.
- The Amazing Spider-Man — Season 158sFan upload of the 1977 intro. The better-ranked copy is upscaled to 4K.
- Antiques Roadshow — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the titles carries no date, and this catalogue places a sequence against the season it ran in. The only dated copies are from 2025, forty-six years after the season this entry is filed at.
- Archie Bunker's Place — Season 148sFan upload of the intro.
- Are You Being Served? — Season 137sPosted by the David Croft estate — the third of his series here from the same source.
- The Ascent of Man — Season 147sFan upload.
- Austin City Limits — Season 2035sFan upload, labelled by the uploader as the twentieth season, 1995.
- Bagpuss — Season 185sFan upload of the full opening.
- Baretta — Season 162sRestored fan upload of the first season.
- Barnaby Jones — Season 178sFan upload.
- Barney Miller — Season 353sThe third season's intro, from a remastered source.
- Battle of the Planets — Season 190sRestored upload of the 1978 credits.
- Battlestar Galactica (1978) — Season 1The original opening, as posted by NBC.
- The Beachcombers — Season 1441sArchive upload dated 5 January 1986, which falls in the fourteenth season counted from the October 1972 launch.
- Benson — Season 262sFan upload of the second season's titles.
- The Bionic Woman — Season 179sThe 1976 opening titles.
- Blake's 7 — Seasons 1–4135sEvery series' opening collected together, since each was re-cut around whoever was still alive.
- Blankety Blank — Season 128sThe 1979 titles, panellists in triangles against the name repeated behind them.
- The Bob Newhart Show — Season 180sThe opening sequence, from Shout! Studios. Added under its own name because it is what searching for the later series Newhart returns.
- Buck Rogers in the 25th Century — Season 167sThe first season's titles.
- Butterflies — Season 134sFan upload.
- Cannon — Season 142sFan upload from a season-retrospective channel.
- Charlie's Angels — Season 169sFan upload. The first search returned an opening-and-closing bundle; this is the opening alone.
- CHiPs — Season 170sRestored fan upload.
- Chorlton and the Wheelies — Season 152sFan upload, dated by the uploader to 1976.
- Circle of Fear — Season 126sFan upload of the retitled version's opening, dated 1973.
- Citizen Smith — Season 141sWolfie past the policeman, off a clean copy of the theme.
- Columbo — Season 124sThe 1975 opening. The show frequently ran with a plain card instead.
- Connections — Season 146sArchive upload of the first episode's opening, machine-upscaled to 1080p by the uploader.
- Dallas — Season 1086sThe version broadcast in 1986, opening titles only. The split-screen panels were recut repeatedly across thirteen years, so this is one arrangement of many.
- Diff'rent Strokes — Season 155sFan upload of the first season's intro.
- Doomwatch — Season 137sFan upload.
- The Dukes of Hazzard — Season 160sFan upload from a classic-television archive channel.
- Eight Is Enough — Season 164sFan upload from a titles-only channel.
- El Chavo del Ocho — Seasons 4–677sFan upload of the 1975-1977 version. Spanish original audio.
- The Electric Company — Season 169sRestored fan upload. Rita Moreno's shouted "Hey you guys!" opens it, and is the best-remembered thing about the series.
- Emergency! — Season 156sFan upload of the first season's credits.
- Emmerdale — Season 2730sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 1998 through 2005; counting a season per year from the October 1972 launch, it starts at the twenty-seventh.
- Emmerdale — Season 4928sFan upload dated 2020 — the forty-ninth season counted from the October 1972 launch.
- The Facts of Life — Season 169sFan upload. Jenny O'Hara's name card dates it to the first season, the only one she was in.
- The Facts of Life — Season 750sThe seventh season's, taped from a rerun and carrying that channel's bug in the corner.
- The Facts of Life — Season 873sThe eighth season's, posted by the studio that released the series on disc.
- The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin — Season 146sFan upload. The titles show the beach walk that the series repeats as its central act.
- Family Feud — Season 145sFan upload of the 1976 open, from the launch year.
- Family Feud — Season 3529sFan upload. The uploader dates this version from 2010 — the Steve Harvey era, and the thirty-fifth season counted from the 1976 launch.
- Fantasy Island — Season 195sFan upload.
- Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids — Season 165sThe 1984 opening alone, in place of the intro-and-closing pair.
- Fawlty Towers — Season 128sThe opening. The sign is relettered each week, so no two broadcasts carry the same title card.
- The Flip Wilson Show — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload collects several seasons' openings rather than any one of them.
- Going Straight — Season 148sThe gate closing behind him, with the name across it.
- The Good Life — Season 132sFan upload.
- Good Morning America — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one upload is dated only to the 1990s, and the titles were rebuilt several times inside that decade.
- Good Times — Season 150sThe opening credits.
- The Goodies — Season 151sFan upload of the first series' theme, from 1970.
- Grange Hill — Season 139sFan upload of the 1978 intro, from the first series.
- Grange Hill — Seasons 13–1641sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 1990 through 1993; counting a series per year from the 1978 launch, those are the thirteenth to sixteenth.
- Happy Days — Season 179sThe opening titles.
- Hart to Hart — Season 177sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Holocaust — Season 1103sFan upload of the credits, carrying a retro-television channel's watermarks in two corners. The alternatives are a vertical phone repost and a shorts clip.
- Hong Kong Phooey — Season 167sFan upload.
- I, Claudius — Season 145sThe opening, with the snake moving across the mosaic floor.
- The Incredible Hulk — Season 170sThe opening titles, with the origin narrated in full each week.
- It Ain't Half Hot Mum — Season 147sPosted by the David Croft estate — the fifth of his series from the same source.
- Jabberjaw — Season 157sFan upload.
- Jamie and the Magic Torch — Season 1104sFan upload.
- The Jeffersons — Season 188sThe first season's opening, from Shout! Studios.
- Jesus of Nazareth — Season 1129sFan upload of the credits. Two minutes, which is what the cast list needs.
- Josie and the Pussycats — Season 160sFan upload of the 1970 intro.
- Kamen Rider — Season 1No usable clip verified. The available uploads carry English subtitles burnt into the picture.
- King of Kensington — Season 261sArchive upload dated 15 March 1977, which falls in the second season counted from the September 1975 launch.
- Knots Landing — Season 1119sThe pilot's opening sequence.
- Kojak — Season 150sThe opening.
- Kolchak: The Night Stalker — Season 126sThe opening narration.
- The Krypton Factor — Season 144sFan upload.
- Kung Fu — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload labelled as the opening titles runs nearly three minutes and carries the episode's teaser with it.
- Land of the Lost — Season 173sFan upload of the 1974 opening.
- Last of the Summer Wine — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs nearly two and a half minutes against a much shorter open.
- Laverne & Shirley — Season 179sThe first season's intro.
- The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams — Season 194sPosted by Shout! Studios, who released the series.
- Life on Earth — Season 134sFan upload.
- Little House on the Prairie — Season 164sThe opening credits and theme.
- Logan's Run — Season 167sCast cards naming the parts, off tape.
- Lou Grant — Season 162sFan upload. The sequence follows a newspaper from pulp to print to birdcage lining, which is the whole editorial argument of the series.
- The Love Boat — Season 396sFan upload of the 1979 version. The sequence names that week's guest stars, so it was recut constantly.
- M*A*S*H — Seasons 1–11One entry for eleven seasons. The montage was recut over the years, but only to keep up with a cast that turned over almost completely, which is the same reason Breaking Bad has one entry — the sequence itself never changed. Johnny Mandel's melody is played rather than sung throughout: the lyric is called 'Suicide Is Painless', and the network wanted the words nowhere near a Sunday night.
- Man About the House — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over a hundred seconds against a much shorter broadcast open.
- The Mary Tyler Moore Show — Seasons 4–7No usable clip kept — the available upload is a 4K upscale rather than the broadcast picture.
- Maude — Season 169sPosted by Shout! Studios, who hold the series — a rights-holder upload for a 1972 sitcom.
- McCloud — Season 160sFan upload.
- Mind Your Language — Seasons 1–331sRestored fan upload from a classic-television channel.
- Minder — Season 171sFan upload.
- Monday Night Football — Season 251sFan upload of the 1971 open — the second season, counted from the 1970 launch.
- Mork & Mindy — Season 185sThe opening credits.
- Mr Benn — Season 146sFan upload of the 1971 titles.
- The Muppet Show — Season 156sThe first series' opening. The joke at the end and the heckle from the box are rewritten for every episode, so no two broadcasts match.
- NBC Nightly News — Season 4714sFan upload dated 10 October 2016; counting a season per year from the 1970 launch, that is the forty-seventh.
- Not the Nine O'Clock News — Season 134sFan upload of the first series' titles.
- The Odd Couple — Season 286sThe second season's opening theme.
- The Old Grey Whistle Test — Season 128sFan upload.
- Only When I Laugh — Season 137sThe ward itself, with the cast named across the trolley.
- Open All Hours — Season 160sFan upload.
- Pennies from Heaven — Season 1No usable clip found — no result matched the serial.
- The Persuaders! — Season 172sRestored fan upload. Split-screen biographies of the two leads run side by side — passports, newspaper cuttings, school photographs — establishing the class contrast the whole series turns on.
- Porridge — Season 158sFan upload. The sentence is read aloud over the titles, so the audience is told the length of the stretch before the first scene.
- The Price Is Right — Season 164sFan upload of the premiere, 8 September 1972.
- The Price Is Right — Season 3637sDrew Carey's first episode, October 2007 — the thirty-sixth season counted from the 1972 premiere, and the same three words to open it.
- The Professionals — Season 147sFan upload of the first season's opening. The better-ranked copy is an upscale.
- The Protectors — Season 140sRestored fan upload. Catalogued after the series turned up repeatedly as a wrong-show hit for other queries — the recurring false positive was itself a missing entry.
- Quatermass — Season 1No usable clip kept. The copy offered as opening credits belongs to The Quatermass Conclusion, the feature-length edit, and says so on its own title card. The serial's own upload runs the opening and closing credits together rather than the opening alone.
- A Question of Sport — Season 2038sFan upload of the 1989 titles; counting a season per year from the 1970 launch, that is the twentieth.
- Quincy, M.E. — Season 173sFan upload.
- Rainbow — Season 141sFan upload of the original 1972 theme.
- Rentaghost — Season 131sThe opening alone, taken from the first series' second episode in 1976 — the drawn ghost over the shop.
- Rhoda — Season 153sFan upload of the first season's sequence.
- Rich Man, Poor Man — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload is Alex North's main title music posted as a music release rather than the sequence.
- Rising Damp — Season 170sFan upload.
- Robin's Nest — Season 242sThree portraits in ovals. The uploader dates it to the second series.
- The Rockford Files — Seasons 1–6The sequence held for six years, but the message never repeated: a different one opened all 122 episodes, which makes this the most-changed opening in the catalogue and a single entry at the same time. The pictures and Mike Post and Pete Carpenter's theme are fixed; the writing on top of them was rewritten weekly.
- Roobarb — Season 122sFan upload of the 1974 opening.
- Roots — Season 161sThe opening credits.
- The Ropers — Season 139sOff air on 17 April 1979, with a San Francisco station's identification along the bottom.
- Ryan's Hope — Season 132sFan upload of the 1975 opening, from the launch year.
- S.W.A.T. — Season 184sFan upload of the first season's intro, 1975.
- Salem's Lot — Season 1No usable clip kept. What is posted as the intro is the opening scene in Guatemala rather than the credits, the alternative is the theatrical cut, and the copy labelled as the network opening is CBS's Special Movie presentation ident followed by a promotional montage.
- The Sandbaggers — Season 160sFeet on pavement, names dropped in one at a time.
- Sanford and Son — Season 151s'The Streetbeater', over the junkyard.
- Sapphire & Steel — Season 151sFan upload. The uploader dates this version across the whole 1979 to 1982 run.
- Saturday Night Live — Season 1129sEvery cast introduction in the show's history, collected. No single season's version could stand for a sequence that has been rebuilt fifty times.
- Schoolhouse Rock! — Season 117sFan upload.
- SCTV — Season 148sFan upload, labelled by the uploader as the first season of the American run.
- Secret Army — Season 157sA cobbled road under bare trees, and nothing else.
- Sigmund and the Sea Monsters — Season 176sThe opening alone, on the Krofft title card over the beach.
- The Six Million Dollar Man — Season 131sThe opening alone, opening on the telemetry screen from the crash. Half a minute, so shorter than the full broadcast version, but not a bundle.
- Ski Sunday — Season 4347sFan upload of the 2020 intro; counting a season per year from the 1978 launch, that is the forty-third.
- Soap — Season 153sThe first season's intro.
- Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em — Season 130sFan upload. The theme is whistled in morse code — it spells the show's title.
- The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour — Season 156sFan upload of the first season, 1971.
- Soul Train — Season 124sFan upload, dated by the uploader to the 1970s.
- Space: 1999 — Season 168sThe first series' titles, from Gerry Anderson's own channel. The middle section was re-cut for every episode, so this is one instance of a sequence that never repeated exactly.
- Space: 1999 — Season 258sYear Two, rebuilt with a new theme and a faster edit after the production was retooled.
- SportsCenter — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one upload of the titles carries no date, and the programme has rebuilt them almost yearly for forty-five years.
- Star Trek: The Animated Series — Seasons 1–264sUnchanged across both seasons — animated Enterprise passes camera, Shatner narrates, and Ray Ellis's arrangement takes Courage's theme at a brisk cartoon tempo.
- Starsky & Hutch — Season 189sFan upload.
- The Streets of San Francisco — Season 170sFan upload of the first season's open.
- Super Sentai — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result is a fiftieth-anniversary special's opening rather than any series' own.
- Survivors — Season 157sFan upload.
- The Sweeney — Season 146sThe opening theme alone, in place of the bundle that had been the only copy.
- Tales of the Unexpected — Season 1102sThe opening titles.
- Taxi — Season 1'Angela', over one taxi and the bridge.
- Terry and June — Season 149sThe pair outside the house, named in script.
- Three's Company — Season 144sThe opening theme.
- Thriller (1973) — Season 121sFan upload.
- Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy — Season 1143sThe opening sequence, with the matryoshka and the choral setting.
- To the Manor Born — Season 142sFan upload of the first series' open.
- The Tomorrow People — Season 156sFan upload of the 1973 original. Found while searching for the 2013 CW remake, which remains uncatalogued — the search returned the ancestor instead of the descendant.
- Trapper John, M.D. — Season 673sFan upload of the sixth season's sequence, which is the version available.
- The Two Ronnies — Season 122sFan upload.
- UFO — Season 181sPosted by the official Gerry Anderson channel.
- Upstairs, Downstairs — Season 175sA moving copy of the intro. The alternatives are a remastered opening-and-closing pair and an audio rip.
- Van der Valk — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result appears to be a sponsor-branded cut rather than the broadcast sequence.
- The Waltons — Season 1The opening credits and theme.
- Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? — Season 135sRestored fan upload of the sequel series, which is the version available; the 1964 original's titles have not been found.
- Wheel of Fortune — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload pairs one season's pictures with a different era's music, and the mismatch is stated in its own title.
- The White Shadow — Season 161sThe team in the car, shot from the passenger seat.
- WKRP in Cincinnati — Season 186sThe opening sequence, from Shout! Studios' complete-series release.
- The Wombles — Season 132sRestored upload of the first series' credits.
- Wonder Woman — Season 2101sThe second season's opening, with Lyle Waggoner's name card in it. The copy rejected before ran the closing credits on the end.
- The World at War — Season 189sUploaded by Thames Television itself. Photographs of faces burn away to white over Carl Davis's theme — a title sequence that states the subject without a frame of moving footage.
- Worzel Gummidge — Season 146sPertwee named in the straw lettering the series used throughout.
- You Can't Do That on Television — Season 138sThe cast against the bus set. The alternative copy runs the opening and closing together.
- The Young and the Restless — Season 1633sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 1988 through 1990; counting a season per year from the March 1973 launch, it starts at the sixteenth.
- The Young and the Restless — Season 4532sFan upload of the 2017 titles; counting a season per year from the March 1973 launch, that is the forty-fifth.
- Zoom — Season 194sFan upload of the 1972 intro, from the launch year.
1960s131 sequences
- 60 Minutes — Season 2317sFan upload dated 3 February 1991, which falls in the twenty-third season counted from the September 1968 launch.
- ABC's Wide World of Sports — Season 2066sArchive upload of the 1980 open; counting a season per year from the April 1961 launch, that is the twentieth.
- Adam-12 — Season 141sFan upload.
- The Addams Family — Seasons 1–2Unchanged across both seasons. Vic Mizzy wrote it and then directed the sequence himself, which is unusual and entirely practical — he wanted the actors' snaps landing exactly on his arrangement rather than near it.
- The Andy Griffith Show — Season 123s'The Fishin' Hole', whistled over the walk to the lake.
- Another World — Season 2635sArchive upload dated 16 March 1989; counting a season per year from the May 1964 launch, that is the twenty-sixth.
- The Archie Show — Season 183sMachine-upscaled fan upload of the 1968 theme.
- Astro Boy — Season 171sFan upload of the first 1963 opening.
- The Banana Splits Adventure Hour — Season 185sMachine-upscaled fan upload of the opening alone; the other copy in circulation runs the closing theme with it.
- Batman — Seasons 1–2The original, drawn in the house style of the comics it came from. A surf-guitar hook over low brass, and a theme so much shorter on words than melody that it charted as a single within two months of the premiere.
- Batman — Season 3Rebuilt when Batgirl arrived for the final year — she is added to the animation, and Billy May writes her a theme of her own rather than folding her into Hefti's. A duo becoming a trio is the kind of change these titles existed to announce.
- The Beverly Hillbillies — Season 174sRestored fan upload.
- Bewitched — Season 154sThe animated opening.
- The Big Match — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one dated result belongs to The Big Match Live, a separate strand ITV started in 1983, so it cannot be attributed to this one.
- The Big Valley — Seasons 1–437sRestored upload. The uploader states this open ran across the whole 1965 to 1969 run.
- The Brady Bunch — Season 169sThe first season's version. The grid was reshot each year as the children grew.
- The Bugs Bunny Show — Season 143sA collector's 16mm print with the audio resynced. Overture, curtain, lights — the theatrical cast introducing itself on a stage, made specifically for the TV show rather than lifted from a short.
- Camberwick Green — Season 183sFan upload.
- Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons — Season 165sPosted by the official Gerry Anderson channel.
- Car 54, Where Are You? — Season 129sFan upload of the first season, 1961.
- The Carol Burnett Show — Season 123sThe 1967 opening.
- Civilisation — Season 1No usable clip verified. The series is posted as complete episodes, which carry the titles inside them and cannot be pointed at.
- The Clangers — Season 162sFan upload.
- Coronation Street — Season 119sFan upload of the first episode's titles, December 1960.
- Coronation Street — Season 3125sFan upload of the 1990 titles. Counting a season per year from the December 1960 launch, that is the thirty-first.
- Crossroads — Season 732sFan upload dated 1970; counting a season per year from the November 1964 launch, that is the seventh.
- Dad's Army — Season 166sPosted by the estate of David Croft, who wrote and produced it — a rights-holder source for a 1968 sitcom. The arrows are the entire war reduced to a diagram, and the joke is that the Home Guard is one of them.
- Danger Man — Season 132sFan upload.
- Dark Shadows — Season 125sThe original black-and-white opening.
- Davey and Goliath — Season 143sFan upload of the 1960 intro.
- Days of Our Lives — Season 131sFan upload of the 1965 opening, from the launch year.
- The Defenders — Season 143sThe opening.
- Department S — Season 169sFan upload.
- The Dick Van Dyke Show — Season 135sThe 1961 opening on its own, in which Van Dyke trips over the ottoman.
- The Dick Van Dyke Show — Season 220sThe 1962 opening, half the length, in which he sidesteps it. The show alternated the two gags for the rest of its run.
- Doctor Who — Seasons 1–349sBernard Lodge's original, made by pointing a camera at its own monitor and filming the feedback — a technique called howlaround. No face, no ship, nothing but the pattern and Delia Derbyshire's realisation of Ron Grainer's theme, built by splicing tape rather than playing an instrument.
- Doctor Who — Seasons 4–645sPatrick Troughton's face is added — the first time a Doctor appears in the titles at all. The howlaround stays, the logo is redrawn, and electronic spangles are mixed over the theme. The change lands partway through season four, in March 1967.
- Doctor Who — Seasons 7–1049sColour arrives, and the howlaround comes with it — red and green flame instead of grey. Pertwee's face replaces Troughton's and a stutter is added to the front of the bassline.
- Doctor Who — Season 1137sLodge abandons howlaround for slit-scan, photographing light through moving slots to build a tunnel, after seeing what 2001 did with it. The diamond logo arrives at the same time.
- Doctor Who — Seasons 12–1747sThe same tunnel rebuilt around Tom Baker, whose face and scarf swim out of the vortex ahead of the TARDIS. Six seasons on one sequence — the longest any version of these titles ever lasted.
- Doctor Who — Season 18John Nathan-Turner replaces Lodge with Sid Sutton, and the journey stops being through time and becomes through space: a starfield, with Baker's face assembling itself out of stars. Peter Howell's synthesiser retires Derbyshire's tape after seventeen years, and the diamond becomes a neon sign.
- Doctor Who — Seasons 19–2144sSame starfield, new Doctor — Peter Davison's face wipes in behind a venetian-blind pattern rather than forming out of the stars.
- Doctor Who — Season 2245sColin Baker's face animates from a frown into a grin, and the neon logo is zoomed and tinted purple. The sequence actually arrives a story early, at the very end of season twenty-one.
- Doctor Who — Season 23The Trial of a Time Lord season. Dominic Glynn's arrangement replaces Peter Howell's for these fourteen episodes and is never used again, which makes it the shortest-lived version of the theme ever broadcast.
- Doctor Who — Seasons 24–2661sThe first computer-generated titles the programme ever had — the TARDIS tumbling inside a bubble, Sylvester McCoy winking at the audience, and Keff McCulloch's arrangement.
- F Troop — Season 177sFan upload.
- The F.B.I. — Season 159sThe opening alone, Efrem Zimbalist Jr against the flag. The other copies are a nine-season montage and an opening-and-closing pair.
- The Flintstones — Season 156sThe first season's opening alone. This is the earlier sequence, before Meet the Flintstones became the theme.
- The Fugitive — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload runs the opening and closing themes together rather than the opening alone.
- General Hospital — Season 1619sFan upload. The uploader dates this sequence to 1978 through 1993; counting a season per year from the April 1963 launch, it starts at the sixteenth.
- General Hospital — Season 4350sFan upload dated November 2005; counting a season per year from the April 1963 launch, that is the forty-third.
- George of the Jungle — Season 161sVideotape capture of the 1967 intro.
- Get Smart — Season 355sThe third season's version of the corridor.
- Gilligan's Island — Season 362sRestored fan upload of the third season. The first-season lyric ended with "and the rest"; the professor and Mary Ann were written in by name from the second season on, which makes this one of the earliest documented cases of a title sequence changing because of a credit dispute.
- Green Acres — Season 166sFan upload.
- H.R. Pufnstuf — Season 1110sFan upload.
- Hawaii Five-O — Season 160sThe opening alone, and moving: the wave, the tower and the woman turning on the beach. The copy rejected before was a still image with the closing attached.
- Hee Haw — Season 150sFan upload.
- The Herculoids — Season 154sFan upload of the 1967 intro.
- The High Chaparral — Season 140sRestored upload.
- Hogan's Heroes — Season 148sFan upload of the first season's open. The first search returned an opening-and-closing bundle; a second query found the opening alone.
- Horizon — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the titles carries no date, and the programme has rebuilt them repeatedly across sixty years.
- I Dream of Jeannie — Season 162sThe animated opening, from the show's own channel.
- I Spy — Season 156sFan upload.
- The Invaders — Season 198sFan upload. The narration states the premise, the stakes and the protagonist's problem in ninety-eight seconds — the Quinn Martin house style at its most complete.
- Ironside — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result bundles the opening and closing themes into one upload.
- Jackanory — Season 127sFan upload.
- Jeopardy! — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns a CBBC children's version of the format rather than the American programme.
- The Jetsons — Season 159sPosted by Warner Bros.' own classics channel, and the opening alone.
- Jonny Quest — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload runs the beginning and end credits together rather than the opening alone. The 1996 revival is catalogued separately.
- Kimba the White Lion — Season 146sFan upload of the 1966 English opening.
- Land of the Giants — Season 264sRestored fan upload of the second season's version.
- Lost in Space — Season 154sThe first season's opening, in black and white.
- The Magic Roundabout — Season 124sFan upload.
- The Man from U.N.C.L.E. — Season 143sThe opening.
- Marcus Welby, M.D. — Season 172sThe opening, from a Brazilian channel that archives series titles. No burnt-in Portuguese on the picture, and the closing credits that had been the only result are still what ranks first in English.
- Match of the Day — Season 744sFan upload of the 1970 titles — the season Barry Stoller's theme arrived. Counting a season per football season from 1964/65, that is the seventh.
- Match of the Day — Season 6253sFan upload of the 2025/26 titles; counting a season per football season from 1964/65, that is the sixty-second. Fifty-five years on, the same theme.
- McHale's Navy — Season 121sFan upload.
- Mission: Impossible — Season 250sThe second season's opening at broadcast resolution, with Peter Graves' starring card on it — he joined in that season, which places the clip. The copy rejected before was a 4K upscale.
- Mister Ed — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload runs the opening and closing themes together rather than the opening alone.
- Mister Rogers' Neighborhood — Season 191sFan upload. The model neighbourhood, the trolley and Rogers changing his jacket — a title sequence that is also the show's entire thesis about routine.
- The Monkees — Season 150sFan upload.
- Monty Python's Flying Circus — Season 141sThe animated opening. The foot descends at the end, which became the programme's emblem.
- The Morecambe & Wise Show — Season 236sThe second series' BBC titles from 1969, split-screen with the names across it. What had been on offer was the closing song performed in full.
- Mr. Dressup — Season 1984sFan upload dated 1985; counting a season per year from the February 1967 launch, that is the nineteenth.
- The Munsters — Season 143sThe first season's opening.
- My Three Sons — Season 123sFan upload of the first season, 1961.
- News at Ten — Season 1No usable clip placed. ITV News posted the current titles themselves but dated them only as new, and the programme has run under three separate incarnations since 1967.
- Night Gallery — Season 132sThe gallery framing. The paintings change each week, so the sequence is a format rather than a fixed film.
- One Life to Live — Season 2137sFan upload dated 1988; counting a season per year from the July 1968 launch, that is the twenty-first.
- One Life to Live — Season 4431sFan upload dated 2011, the final year; counting a season per year from the July 1968 launch, that is the forty-fourth.
- The Outer Limits — Season 169sThe original opening, with the control voice in full.
- Petticoat Junction — Season 163sThe opening on the water tower, at broadcast resolution and faded with it.
- Peyton Place — Season 129sThe opening alone, from a channel that collects television intros.
- The Prisoner — Season 1One sequence for a single seventeen-episode run, and it does the work an entire pilot usually does — by the time the titles finish, the resignation, the abduction and the terms of captivity have all been established. Four episodes depart from it, one of them restaging the whole thing as a Western with McGoohan as a sheriff, which is a liberty a show can only take once its titles are this fixed.
- Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) — Season 146sFan upload.
- Ready Steady Go! — Season 143sFan upload.
- Roger Ramjet — Season 144sFan upload.
- Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In — Season 3114sThe third season's opening, from the show's own channel.
- The Saint — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result failed the frame-motion check — a static image with the theme over it.
- Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! — Season 162sThe 1969 opening credits.
- Sesame Street — Season 1104sThe 1969 opening, from an upload that carries the era's funding credits alongside it as broadcast.
- Sesame Street — Seasons 24–2561sFan upload, labelled by the uploader as the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth seasons, 1992 to 1994. Twenty-three years on, still children running down a street.
- The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return the brothers' earlier 1965 sitcom, which is a different programme.
- Speed Racer — Season 170sVideotape capture of the 1967 English intro.
- Sportsnight — Season 2636sFan upload of the 1993 titles; counting a season per year from the 1968 launch, that is the twenty-sixth.
- Star Trek — Season 152sThe first version, with Loulie Jean Norman's wordless soprano floating over Alexander Courage's theme and Shatner's narration ending on 'no man has gone before'. Only Shatner and Nimoy are named in the main titles.
- Star Trek — Seasons 2–360sRe-recorded for season 2 — the soprano vocal is dropped in favour of a punchier brass and organ arrangement, and DeForest Kelley finally joins Shatner and Nimoy in the main title cards.
- Steptoe and Son — Season 127sFan upload of the twenty-seven-second open, found on a second query after the first returned a two-minute soundtrack version of Ron Grainer's "Old Ned".
- Stingray — Season 181sPosted by the official Gerry Anderson channel.
- Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales — Season 131sFan upload of the original opening.
- Thriller (1960) — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every search returns the unrelated 1973 ITV anthology of the same name, which is catalogued separately.
- Thunderbirds — Season 193sPosted by the official Gerry Anderson channel. The sequence is a mission briefing before there is a mission: each craft launches, each pilot is named, and the whole premise is delivered without a line of dialogue.
- Till Death Us Do Part — Season 129sFan upload. With Steptoe and Son this catalogue now holds both British originals and both American remakes — four entries, two formats.
- The Time Tunnel — Season 139sFan upload.
- Tomorrow's World — Season 2946sFan upload of the 1993 titles; counting a season per year from the July 1965 launch, that is the twenty-ninth.
- The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson — Season 1861sFan upload dated 1979; counting a season per year from Carson's October 1962 start, that is the eighteenth.
- Top Cat — Season 142sPosted by Warner Bros. from the complete-series release.
- Top of the Pops — Season 123sFan upload of the 1964 titles, from the launch year — seventeen years before the Phil Lynott theme arrived.
- Top of the Pops — Seasons 18–2021sFan upload. The uploader dates this version to 1981 through 1983; counting a season per year from the 1964 launch, those are the eighteenth to twentieth.
- Trumpton — Season 163sFan upload.
- Ultraman — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result carries burnt-in English subtitles over the original sequence.
- Underdog — Season 159sFan upload of the original 1964 intro with the sponsor card left in.
- University Challenge — Season 128sFan upload.
- The Virginian — Season 146sThe first season's opening theme alone, in place of the bundle.
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result collects all four seasons' openings into one upload.
- Wacky Races — Season 176sFan upload of the 1968 intro.
- The Wild Wild West — Season 151sThe first season's opening.
- World of Sport — Season 2073sFan upload of the 1984 titles; counting a season per year from the 1965 launch, that is the twentieth.
- The Yogi Bear Show — Season 188sFan upload of the 1961 intro.
1950s66 sequences
- The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet — Season 127sFan upload.
- The Adventures of Superman — Season 159sFan upload. The oldest American series in the catalogue by first broadcast.
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Seasons 1–7Unchanged for seven seasons. Hitchcock drew the caricature himself, and chose Gounod's 'Funeral March of a Marionette' because of what it had done to him in a film he saw in 1927 — a piece of borrowed music now so welded to his profile that most people who hum it have never heard its title.
- American Bandstand — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload runs the opening into a performer's introduction rather than stopping at the titles.
- As the World Turns — Season 4145sFan upload of the long 1996 opening; counting a season per year from the April 1956 launch, that is the forty-first.
- As the World Turns — Season 5230sFan upload of the 2007 titles; counting a season per year from the April 1956 launch, that is the fifty-second.
- The Benny Hill Show — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one result is a Thames continuity announcement rather than the programme's own titles.
- Blue Peter — Season 4540sFan upload of the 2002 titles; counting a season per year from the October 1958 launch, that is the forty-fifth.
- Blue Peter — Season 6423sPosted by Liquid TV, the studio that designed it, dated 2021 — the sixty-fourth season counted from the October 1958 launch.
- Bonanza — Season 137sThe opening, with the map catching fire.
- The Bullwinkle Show — Season 125sFan upload.
- Captain Kangaroo — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one clean upload is dated 1985, after the CBS run had ended, and cannot be attributed to a season of it.
- Captain Pugwash — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload is a videotape capture that runs the opening, the closing and the distributor's front matter together.
- The Cisco Kid — Season 164sFan upload.
- The Colgate Comedy Hour — Season 428sFan upload dated 21 March 1954, which falls in the fourth season counted from the September 1950 launch.
- The Danny Thomas Show — Season 131sFan upload. The programme ran as Make Room for Daddy on ABC before taking this title at CBS.
- The Donna Reed Show — Season 834sFan upload of the eighth and final season.
- Dragnet — Season 132sFan upload of the 1967 revival's open. The first search returned an opening-and-closing bundle spanning both runs; a second query found this alone.
- The Edge of Night — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload runs nearly four minutes and collects the whole 1956 to 1984 run into a montage.
- Father Knows Best — Season 125sFan upload.
- The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show — Season 19sFan upload. Nine seconds — as short as anything the streaming services do now, seventy years earlier.
- Grandstand — Season 2398sFan upload of the 1980 titles; counting a season per year from the 1958 launch, that is the twenty-third.
- Grandstand — Season 3349sFan upload of the 1990 titles; counting a season per year from the 1958 launch, that is the thirty-third.
- Guiding Light — Season 4452sFan upload dated 1995; counting a season per year from the 1952 television launch, that is the forty-fourth.
- Guiding Light — Season 5131sFan upload dated 2002; counting a season per year from the 1952 television launch, that is the fifty-first.
- Gunsmoke — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload runs the opening and closing themes together rather than the opening alone.
- Hancock's Half Hour — Season 113sBBC tv presents, and the caricature at the tuba. The BBC original rather than the later Australian series that had been answering every search.
- Have Gun – Will Travel — Seasons 1–627sFan upload. The uploader states this open ran across all six seasons unchanged.
- Highway Patrol — Season 144sFan upload.
- Hockey Night in Canada — Season 7041sFan upload of the 2021/22 intro; counting a season per year from the 1952 television launch, that is the seventieth.
- The Honeymooners — Season 136sThe opening theme.
- The Huckleberry Hound Show — Season 162sFan upload of the 1958 intro, sponsor card included.
- I Love Lucy — Season 122sThe animated heart-and-satin title card.
- I've Got a Secret — Season 1No usable clip verified. The one result labelled as the first season's intro runs nearly four minutes, and a narrower search returns nothing.
- Ivor the Engine — Season 113sFan upload, dated by the uploader to 1975.
- The Lawrence Welk Show — Season 154sFan upload.
- Leave It to Beaver — Season 1No usable clip verified. The only result runs over three minutes against a much shorter broadcast open, and a second query found nothing better.
- Maverick — Season 1No usable clip verified. Every result is the 2022 Top Gun sequel of the same name.
- Mr Squiggle — Season 121sFan upload.
- Noggin the Nog — Season 122sFan upload, dated by the uploader to 1959.
- One Step Beyond — Season 128sFan upload.
- Our Miss Brooks — Season 113sFan upload.
- Panorama — Season 3025sFan upload of the 1982 titles; counting a season per year from the November 1953 launch, that is the thirtieth.
- Perry Mason (1957) — Season 142sThe original opening.
- The Phil Silvers Show — Season 144sThe opening theme, from Shout! Studios.
- Playhouse 90 — Season 1The opening, from an archive upload that runs on into the programme.
- The Quick Draw McGraw Show — Season 136sFan upload of the 1959 intro.
- Rawhide — Season 160sFan upload of the first season's open, found on a second query after the first returned an opening-and-closing bundle and the theme as a music release.
- The Rifleman — Season 121sPosted by Crackle, which holds the series — a rights-holder upload for a 1958 western.
- Romper Room — Season 135sFan upload.
- Sea Hunt — Season 128sFan upload.
- Search for Tomorrow — Season 124sThe 1984 title card, the show's name over cloud. Counting a season a year from the 1951 start puts that near the thirty-fourth, which is arithmetic rather than a label, so it stays filed at the first with the year stated here.
- The Sky at Night — Season 130sFan upload.
- Sky King — Season 114sFan upload, dated by the uploader to the 1950s.
- The Sooty Show — Season 1No usable clip placed. The one dated upload covers 1985 to 1987, and the programme's move from the BBC to ITV leaves no season numbering that reaches it. The successor series, Sooty & Co, is catalogued separately.
- This Is Your Life — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload of the titles carries no date, and the programme moved between the BBC and ITV more than once.
- To Tell the Truth — Season 131sFan upload of the CBS credits.
- Truth or Consequences — Season 167sFan upload.
- The Twilight Zone — Season 151sThe first version: drifting grey cloud, Serling's 'fifth dimension' narration, and Bernard Herrmann's score rather than the theme the show is remembered for.
- The Twilight Zone — Season 228sReworked into a different abstraction, with a single point of light resolving out of the texture.
- The Twilight Zone — Seasons 3–529sThe one that became the shorthand for the whole show — the spiral, the shattering window, the eye and the door, cut to Marius Constant's two-guitar theme. Held for the last three seasons and quoted ever since.
- The Untouchables — Season 1110sThe opening, with Winchell's narration.
- Wagon Train — Season 189sFan upload.
- What's My Line? — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available uploads run the opening and closing together, and have been colourised.
- You Bet Your Life — Season 1No usable clip kept. The one upload runs nearly three minutes and carries the whole opening block rather than the titles.
- Your Show of Shows — Season 1No usable clip found. Searching returns Apple TV's The Morning Show, which shares no words with the title.
1940s9 sequences
- Candid Camera — Season 1No usable clip kept. The only upload is from the 1991 syndicated revival, and the programme ran as a series of separate incarnations that share no season numbering.
- CBS Evening News — Season 1No usable clip kept. The available upload is the theme over a static card and fails the moving-picture check.
- The Ed Sullivan Show — Season 148sFan upload.
- Kraft Television Theatre — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return compilation reels of other programmes' credits rather than this one's.
- The Life of Riley — Season 136sFan upload of the Bendix version's credits.
- The Lone Ranger — Season 159sRestored fan upload of the long version of the opening. Found on a second query after the first returned an opening-and-closing bundle.
- Meet the Press — Season 7715sFan upload of the 2023 intro; counting a season per year from the November 1947 launch, that is the seventy-seventh.
- Studio One — Season 1No usable clip verified. Searches return compilation reels of other programmes' credits rather than this one's.
- Texaco Star Theater — Season 1No usable clip kept — the available upload runs the opening and closing together rather than the opening alone.
2814 of 3405 sequences have a recorded length.