The Last Man on Earth
The last man alive, who turns out not to be, and who is not much of a loss to anybody either way.
The Last Man on Earth opens with a main title sequence of 7 seconds.
At 7 seconds, it opens well under the 38-second median for comedy sequences in this catalogue.
It arrived on Fox in 2015, when The X-Files, MADtv and So You Think You Can Dance were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
7sFan upload of the title card, seven seconds over fireworks. The better-ranked result is an amateur short film of the same name.
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