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* ''Series/FlashForward2009'' has split-second shots of images from later in the episode on each title card.

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* ''Series/FlashForward2009'' has split-second shots of images from later in the episode on each title card.card -- literally a flash-forward.
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* The opening for Series 3 of ''Series/TerryAndJune'' onwards features Terry and June relaxing outside with juice. Sometimes, things would go wrong (such as the chair that Terry is on collapsing under him) which varies from episode to episode. There are even some cases where nothing goes wrong at all. There is even a lost Couch Gag where nothing goes wrong - apart from it being a slightly windy day, and the shade umbrella spins around slowly. It was supposed to be a "nothing goes wrong" opening and was binned, but Creator/JuneWhitfield had a clip of it and considered it a lost classic of their Couch Gags.
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** The show's opening title is shown in a different color each season, and the accompanying animation of the Seattle skyline ends with a number of different variants. Some of the various animations:

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** The show's opening title is shown in a different color each season, the jazz track playing over it changes and the accompanying animation of the Seattle skyline ends with a number of different variants. Some of the various animations:

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** At the beginning host Clive Anderson started out introducing the players ''and'' their showbiz origins, then got bored with that and switched to more original, thematic introductions, with a theme and usually a [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers sting for the fourth one.]]

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** At the beginning host Clive Anderson started out introducing the players ''and'' their showbiz origins, then got bored with that and switched to more original, thematic introductions, with a theme and usually a [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers sting for the fourth one.]]
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* All episodes of ''Series/OnePiece2023'' open with a different logo, themed after a particular major character.
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** The Gizmoplex continues the Netflix thing, showing clips of the upcoming movie while Kinga explains the premise of the show ("I'll send them cheesy movies: the worst motion-picture wrecks...").
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* ''Series/PaulinesQuirkes'': A gag at the start of each episode features the Creator/ThamesTelevision announcer introducing the show title. Each introduction is different and usually involves the announcer having it in for Pauline, not helped by the fact that Pauline legitimately has done something to annoy him.
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* ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'': The closing titles for each episode always feature something which appears in the episode, such as Joe Crow from Episode 2 or the cake-stealing snake from Episode 11. Usually, whatever it is pops up between the credits, but Episode 5 has the ball from Chockablock's game of skittles bouncing across the bottom of the screen.
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* ''Series/TheEricAndreShow'' has the titular host [[TrashTheSet going berserk and destroying everything in the area]] during every intro, with various bits of insanity in the middle of the rampage, and finally sitting down exhausted only for the set to be instantly rebuilt in a matter of seconds, and Hannibal walking in like nothing happened. Enough variations on the theme have happened to get their own page [[CouchGag/TheEricAndreShow here]].

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* ''Series/TheEricAndreShow'' has the titular host [[TrashTheSet going berserk and destroying everything in the area]] during every intro, with various bits of insanity in the middle of the rampage, and finally sitting down exhausted only for the set to be instantly rebuilt in a matter of seconds, and Hannibal walking in like nothing happened. Enough variations on the theme have happened to get their own page [[CouchGag/TheEricAndreShow here]].
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* ''Series/LazyTown'': Most episodes start with Sportacus doing something in his airship.
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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding'': The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season two, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead...except for one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''. A full list of the series' Easter eggs can be found [[https://popculturereferences.com/all-ten-of-the-only-murders-in-the-building-season-2-opening-title-easter-eggs here.]]

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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding'': The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season two, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead...instead and does so for the entire season...except for one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''. A full list of the series' Easter eggs can be found [[https://popculturereferences.com/all-ten-of-the-only-murders-in-the-building-season-2-opening-title-easter-eggs here.]]
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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding: The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season two, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead...except for one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''. A full list of the series' Easter eggs can be found [[https://popculturereferences.com/all-ten-of-the-only-murders-in-the-building-season-2-opening-title-easter-eggs here.]]

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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding: ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding'': The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season two, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead...except for one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''. A full list of the series' Easter eggs can be found [[https://popculturereferences.com/all-ten-of-the-only-murders-in-the-building-season-2-opening-title-easter-eggs here.]]
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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding: The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around outside. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season 2, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead and does so for the rest of the season...except one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''.

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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding: The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around outside. around. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season 2, two, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead and does so for the rest of the season...instead...except for one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''.''chicken''. A full list of the series' Easter eggs can be found [[https://popculturereferences.com/all-ten-of-the-only-murders-in-the-building-season-2-opening-title-easter-eggs here.]]
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* ''Series/OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding: The intro sequence is a brief animation of the apartment building where the series takes place, and every episode's intro has some EasterEgg relating to that episode's plot. Some of these are obvious: in the episode where there's a blackout throughout the city, the building is obviously blacked out. Others, less so: in the episode where Music/{{Sting}} is a guest star, there's a bee flying around outside. In one example that spans the entire season, in the season one intros there's an old lady walking her dog outside the building, but in season 2, when the main characters inherit a pet parrot, the lady is walking a parrot instead and does so for the rest of the season...except one episode where a restaurant's chicken logo is a plot point, so she's walking a ''chicken''.
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* The title of ''Series/{{Chucky}}'' appears as a mass of moving weapons, usually of a sort wielded by the killer doll during the episode.

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* The title of ''Series/{{Chucky}}'' appears as a mass of moving weapons, objects, usually weapons of a sort wielded by the killer doll during the episode.
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* The title of ''Series/{{Chucky}}'' appears as a mass of moving weapons, usually of a sort wielded by the killer doll during the episode.
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* The first five seasons of ''Series/RadioEnfer'' had a small sketch before the opening started, in which at least one member of the radio club (and sometimes the faculty) would make a different humorous report before signing off with "You're listening to ''Radio Enfer''!"[[note]]Vous écoutez ''Radio Enfer''![[/note]].

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* The first five seasons of ''Series/RadioEnfer'' had a [[TheTeaser small sketch sketch]] before the opening started, in which at least one member of the radio club (and sometimes the faculty) would make a different humorous report before signing off with "You're listening to ''Radio Enfer''!"[[note]]Vous écoutez ''Radio Enfer''![[/note]].

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** Also, the opening credits end with a hand placing some object on a table. Each time, the object pertains to that episode's title.

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** *** Also, the opening credits end with a hand placing some object on a table. Each time, the object pertains to that episode's title.title.
** Blackadder the Third had Blackadder read a saucy novel at the beginning of the opening credits, and it would be shoved onto a library shelf at the end of the credits, showing the episode title.
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* The 2020 and onward {{Revival}} of UK puppet show ''Series/SpittingImage'' has the opening credits as graffiti on a wall, with faces being sprayed in Stencil by ''Creator/Banksy''. After the spraying is done, Banksy takes off their hood and is revealed to be a member of the cast. Like Greta Grunenberg, Queen Elisabeth or Dominic Cummings.
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* The first five seasons of ''Series/RadioEnfer'' had a small sketch before the opening started, in which at least one member of the radio club (and sometimes the faculty) would make a different humorous report before signing off with "You're listening to ''Radio Enfer''!"[[note]]Vous écoutez ''Radio Enfer''![[/note]].
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* Episodes of ''Series/CheckItOutWithDrSteveBrule'' start with footage of the American flag flapping (as it's meant to convey Channel 5's sign-on sequence) before transitioning to "Community Calender" announcements - usually gag announcements ("AQUARIUMS NOW FOR SALE!!! Not suitable for fish").
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** In the opening titles, the "special guest star" would be introduced ... ''and then killed off during the title sequence.'' It was supposed to be different for each guest and episode but one of the guests happened to be Creator/JohnBelushi...''[[FunnyAneurysmMoment who ended up dying for real]]'', forcing a last-minute rewrite.

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** In the opening titles, the "special guest star" would be introduced ... ''and then killed off during the title sequence.'' It was supposed to be different for each guest and episode but one of the guests happened to be Creator/JohnBelushi...''[[FunnyAneurysmMoment ''[[DistancedFromCurrentEvents who ended up dying for real]]'', forcing a last-minute rewrite.
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* The production company VanityPlate at the end of shows produced by Chuck Lorre (''Series/DharmaAndGreg'', ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'', ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'') contains text written by him. The text can usually only be read by freeze-framing on it (using a VCR or DVR). The card is different for most episodes and is numbered, starting with #1 for the first episode of ''Dharma & Greg'' and continuing through the other shows.

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* The production company VanityPlate at the end of shows produced by Chuck Lorre (''Series/DharmaAndGreg'', ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'', ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'') ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', ''Series/YoungSheldon'') contains text written by him. The text can usually only be read by freeze-framing on it (using a VCR or DVR). The card is different for most episodes and is numbered, starting with #1 for the first episode of ''Dharma & Greg'' and continuing through the other shows.
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* ''Series/WellingtonParanormal'': The opening credits sequence includes images of newspaper headlines, such as "Vampire gains access via Zoom invite", which vary with each episode.
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* The opening credits for every episode of ''Series/UchuuSentaiKyuranger'' always feature little snippets of action scenes from that particular episode mixed in with the standard footage that appears in every episode's opening.

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* ** The opening credits for every episode of ''Series/UchuuSentaiKyuranger'' always feature little snippets of action scenes from that particular episode mixed in with the standard footage that appears in every episode's opening.

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