Blake's 7
BBC electronic music and a rotating logo, rebuilt each series as the crew was killed off — which on this show happened often enough to matter.
No single version of the Blake's 7 titles stands for the rest, so the clip here collects them together across seasons 1–4.
It arrived on BBC One in 1978, when A Question of Sport, Grandstand and This Is Your Life were also on the network.
The opening titles
Seasons 1–4
135sEvery series' opening collected together, since each was re-cut around whoever was still alive.
More sci-fi opening titles from the 1970s
1 sequenceThe Six Million Dollar Man
A crash, a countdown and the promise that they can rebuild him — narration that entered the language more thoroughly than the show did.
- Season 1
1 sequenceThe Incredible Hulk
A narrated origin, a green transformation, and a piano coda so sad it became the show's real signature — though that plays over the closing credits, not these.
- Season 1
2 sequencesSpace: 1999
The most confident opening Gerry Anderson ever made: a burst of brass, then a rapid-fire montage of clips from the episode you are about to watch, so no two broadcasts were identical.
- Season 1
- Season 2
1 sequenceBuck Rogers in the 25th Century
A disco-scored space opera that opens with a shuttle, a starfield and absolutely no embarrassment about either.
- Season 1
1 sequenceLand of the Lost
A raft over a waterfall into a closed pocket universe, written by Dorothy Fontana and David Gerrold for Saturday mornings.
- Season 1
1 sequenceThe Bionic Woman
The Six Million Dollar Man's spinoff, with the same narrated-reconstruction structure and a better theme.
- Season 1