Sequences of the 1990s

509 sequences from shows that began in the 1990s. A show’s sequences stay together under the decade it started in, even where the run carried on into the next one.

• 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.

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