Jackass
A warning card, a marching band and a shopping trolley — the disclaimer is part of the title sequence.
One opening sequence is catalogued for Jackass, covering season 1.
It arrived on MTV in 2000, when The Real World, Total Request Live and Celebrity Deathmatch were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
No 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.
More comedy opening titles from the 2000s
1 sequenceThe Big Bang Theory
Fourteen billion years of natural history in twenty-three seconds, flashing past at one image per beat.
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1 sequenceMalcolm in the Middle
They Might Be Giants' 'Boss of Me' over archive film of chaos — falling, crashing and general misadventure, cut faster than a network comedy usually dares.
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1 sequenceThe Office
Scranton, a car park and a filing cabinet, shot like stock footage for a regional business — twenty-two seconds that promise nothing will happen.
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1 sequenceScrubs
Twelve seconds, an X-ray and a guitar — a medical comedy that spends less time on titles than most shows spend on a network ident.
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1 sequenceIt's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Photographs of Philadelphia over a jaunty public-domain waltz, with the episode's absurd title card dropped into the middle of it.
- Seasons 2–4
1 sequenceModern Family
Fourteen seconds of family photographs sliding into place, and a card. Nothing else.
- Season 1