Julia
Butter, copper pans and a test kitchen — cooking shot the way the era's own television shot it, with none of the modern gloss.
Julia opens with a main title sequence of 64 seconds.
At 64 seconds, it opens well above the 50-second median for drama sequences in this catalogue.
It arrived on HBO Max in 2022, when Young Justice, Search Party and Titans were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
64sThe first season's sequence.
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