Sequences of the 2000s

593 sequences from shows that began in the 2000s. A show’s sequences stay together under the decade it started in, even where the run carried on into the next one.

• 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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