Tomorrow's World

Name: Tomorrow's World
Genre: Documentary

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Live demonstrations of things that did not work yet, opening on graphics that promised they would.

Tomorrow's World kept one opening title sequence, 46 seconds long, across season 29.

It arrived on BBC One in 1965, when Grandstand, This Is Your Life and Top of the Pops were also on the network.

The opening titles

46s

Fan upload of the 1993 titles; counting a season per year from the July 1965 launch, that is the twenty-ninth.

1964–2006BBC OneDocumentary

Forty-two years of the chart, and a Phil Lynott instrumental called Yellow Pearl for a theme.

1962–ITV / BBC TwoDocumentary

College Boy by Derek New, and a split screen that has stacked two teams on top of each other since 1962.

1963–1966ITVDocumentary

"The weekend starts here" — the British pop programme that put the Beatles, the Stones and Motown on the same stage.

1965–1985ITVDocumentary

ITV's answer to Grandstand, which is remembered now almost entirely for the wrestling at four o'clock.

1968–1997BBC OneDocumentary

The midweek sports programme, and the strand most of British sports broadcasting learned its trade on.

1964–BBC OneDocumentary

Barry Stoller's theme, unchanged since 1970, over whatever graphics the decade happens to allow.