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So Weird

1999–2001Disney ChannelSci-Fi

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A girl touring with her mother's band and investigating what she finds on the road, made darker than the channel usually allowed.

So Weird opens with a main title sequence of 40 seconds.

At 40 seconds, it opens well under the 58-second median for sci-fi sequences in this catalogue.

It arrived on Disney Channel in 1999, when The Famous Jett Jackson was also on the network.

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The opening titles

Season 1

40s

Cast cards over the tour bus and the static.

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