The Voice
2011–NBCDocumentary
The Dutch format built on the chairs turning round, which is the only thing the titles need to show.
One opening sequence is catalogued for The Voice, covering season 1.
It arrived on NBC in 2011, when Mad About You, Will & Grace and The Biggest Loser were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
No usable clip kept. The one upload is labelled an unrevealed original version rather than anything that was broadcast.
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