Star Trek: The Animated Series
Filmation's Saturday-morning continuation, with most of the original cast back on microphone duty. The theme is Courage's melody rescored for a cartoon orchestra, brighter and quicker than the live-action original.
Star Trek: The Animated Series kept one opening title sequence, 64 seconds long, across seasons 1–2.
It arrived on NBC in 1973, when Truth or Consequences, Another World and Search for Tomorrow were also on the network.
The opening titles
Seasons 1–2
64sUnchanged across both seasons — animated Enterprise passes camera, Shatner narrates, and Ray Ellis's arrangement takes Courage's theme at a brisk cartoon tempo.
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