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Bill Nye the Science Guy

1993–1998PBSSyndicationDocumentary

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Science for children at the speed of a music video, with a theme that shouts the presenter's name.

Bill Nye the Science Guy opens with a main title sequence of 31 seconds.

It arrived on PBS in 1993, when Romper Room, Soul Train and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood were also on the network.

1 sequence155th most looked up of 409 in the 1990sIMDb ↗
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The opening titles

Season 1

31s

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