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TVFactFan 07-08-2004, 12:15 AM Does anyone know of any other shows that created scenes only for opening credits? Meaning that the scenes you saw in the opening credits were never seen in a episode just the opening credits. I know 3 shows that have done this.
Happy Days
Good Times
Three's Company
If any HD fans reply, the scene when Al drops a plate of french fries on Richie, Ralph, and Potsie in the opening credits was never part of any HD episode
EmoJoe 07-08-2004, 10:48 AM Full House. None of the scenes in the opening credits were ever shown in episodes.
spunkygirl 07-08-2004, 02:51 PM Boy Meets World, the opening scenes for Seasons 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 were not in the show. Some of the stuff in the Seasons 1 and 4 openers were though :)
TVFactFan 07-08-2004, 07:22 PM Originally posted by Rurry007
Full House. None of the scenes in the opening credits were ever shown in episodes.
I'm talking about scenes inside the house. Full House opening credits was outside
EmoJoe 07-08-2004, 07:25 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I'm talking about scenes inside the house. Full House opening credits was outside
Whats the difference?
TVFactFan 07-08-2004, 07:28 PM Originally posted by Rurry007
Whats the difference?
I'm too tired to explain the difference
James 07-09-2004, 01:05 AM The Brady Bunch - there were nine TV-shaped photographs of the actors and actresses with light blue backgrounds
Perfect Strangers - several scenes, including the one outside of Wrigley Field with the cousins running across the street
The Wonder Years - there were lots of videos "looking back" in the opening sequences that did not belong to any episode (Winnie driving the blue car in the last season or two, for example)
spunkygirl 07-09-2004, 07:13 AM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I'm talking about scenes inside the house. Full House opening credits was outside
:confused: Okay now you've got me confused, what do you mean inside the house? I thought you were referring to scenes in opening credits that were never in the show. :confused:
EmoJoe 07-09-2004, 11:02 AM Originally posted by Topanga
:confused: Okay now you've got me confused, what do you mean inside the house? I thought you were referring to scenes in opening credits that were never in the show. :confused:
LOL- excatly.
Were'nt the Boy Meets World opening credits outside, too?
spunkygirl 07-09-2004, 11:28 AM Originally posted by Rurry007
LOL- excatly.
Were'nt the Boy Meets World opening credits outside, too?
Yeah Seasons 5, 6 and 7 were. Season 4 could be considered that too, cause they were in a car :)
jamesanthony 07-09-2004, 12:02 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
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Happy Days
Good Times
Three's Company
Which segments in Good Times' opening are not in any of the episodes?
hawaii five-o 07-09-2004, 12:50 PM Isn't there a scene from the opening credits of Full House where DJ is lying on her bed talking on the phone???
As for the main question:
The Donna Reed Show (Donna answering the phone, standing by the door handing lunches and books to her kids)
Leave It to Beaver (same sort of thing, plus Ward and June waking up the boys, the family doing yard work, etc.)
Father Knows Best (the kids standing on the stairs giggling while the parents kiss)
Chain Gang Member 07-09-2004, 04:15 PM Step By Step
Some of the parts of the Married With Children opening(Peggy tossing a salad,coming downstairs,Kelly painting her nails,Bud talking on the phone and the cord comes out,Marcy having the door slammed on her,Jefferson suffling cards,dropping bottles as a waiter)
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 04:16 PM Originally posted by James
The Brady Bunch - there were nine TV-shaped photographs of the actors and actresses with light blue backgrounds
Perfect Strangers - several scenes, including the one outside of Wrigley Field with the cousins running across the street
The Wonder Years - there were lots of videos "looking back" in the opening sequences that did not belong to any episode (Winnie driving the blue car in the last season or two, for example)
I'm talking about scenes inside the Perfect Strangers House. Not Wrigley Field
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 04:20 PM Originally posted by Topanga
:confused: Okay now you've got me confused, what do you mean inside the house? I thought you were referring to scenes in opening credits that were never in the show. :confused:
I am. I'm talking about scenes inside the house that was never in a episode. Example, in the Happy Days Opening Credits, Al drops a plate of French Fries on Richie and Ralph inside the hangout-"Arnolds" but it was never seen in a HD episode.
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 04:25 PM Originally posted by jamesanthony
Which segments in Good Times' opening are not in any of the episodes?
The season 5 opening credits-When J.J, Willona, Thelma, and Michael was walking around the sofa dancing and everyone had their hands turned outward like J.J. The way J.J would turn his hands outward when he said-"dynomite"
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 04:29 PM Originally posted by Jackhammer
Step By Step
Some of the parts of the Married With Children opening(Peggy tossing a salad,coming downstairs,Kelly painting her nails,Bud talking on the phone and the cord comes out,Marcy having the door slammed on her,Jefferson suffling cards,dropping bottles as a waiter)
Also Steve Rhodes almost getting hit by a newspaper
EmoJoe 07-09-2004, 04:34 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Also Steve Rhodes almost getting hit by a newspaper
Well, why does it need to be inside the house? Full House and Boy Meets World both had scenes just for opening credits, but they were outside.
spunkygirl 07-09-2004, 04:42 PM Originally posted by Rurry007
Well, why does it need to be inside the house? Full House and Boy Meets World both had scenes just for opening credits, but they were outside.
:eek: I know, Solomon has me confused, cause I thought he was asking what shows had scenes in the opening credits that were never shown in the actual show itsself :confused: :eek:
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 04:43 PM Originally posted by Rurry007
Well, why does it need to be inside the house? Full House and Boy Meets World both had scenes just for opening credits, but they were outside.
Because most episodes don;t take place outside. That's why all of Jackhammer examples dealt with scenes inside the bundy house.
EmoJoe 07-09-2004, 04:48 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Because most episodes don;t take place outside. That's why all of Jackhammer examples dealt with scenes inside the bundy house.
Oh.
Full House was outside, but some scenes were inside. The scenes inside werent used for episodes, so FH should still count
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 04:52 PM Originally posted by Topanga
:eek: I know, Solomon has me confused, cause I thought he was asking what shows had scenes in the opening credits that were never shown in the actual show itsself :confused: :eek:
Just read Jackhammer's post. He was the only one in this thread who knew exactly what i was talking about.LOL
spunkygirl 07-09-2004, 05:00 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Just read Jackhammer's post. He was the only one in this thread who knew exactly what i was talking about.LOL
:eek: Well I can't read between the lines :lol:
Next time just say it plainer :lol: :p
db108108 07-09-2004, 07:49 PM How about Roseanne? The series trademark was its classic kitchen table scene, which it regretfully scrapped for the 8th & 9th seasons.
jamesanthony 07-09-2004, 08:14 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
The season 5 opening credits-When J.J, Willona, Thelma, and Michael was walking around the sofa dancing and everyone had their hands turned outward like J.J. The way J.J would turn his hands outward when he said-"dynomite"
Are you sure that's not in any episode? I saw every episode but it's been so long, I can't say for certain but I think that scene is from a year 5 episode. I thought all those scenes in the openings in years 5 and 6 were from episodes, though I'm not sure of Thelma's credit in year 6 where she's sitting on the sofa and now has a straight shoulder length hairdo. That one looks like she was just posing for the main titles.
On an unrelated note, I found it interesting that in year 5 the 2 scenes that correspond to Ralph Carter's credit show him with his back to the camera in both scenes. Also the credits for Ja'net Dubios show her barging into the Evans' home in her various outfits/hairstyles (I guess she had her own keys).
TVFactFan 07-09-2004, 09:36 PM Originally posted by jamesanthony
Are you sure that's not in any episode? I saw every episode but it's been so long, I can't say for certain but I think that scene is from a year 5 episode. I thought all those scenes in the openings in years 5 and 6 were from episodes, though I'm not sure of Thelma's credit in year 6 where she's sitting on the sofa and now has a straight shoulder length hairdo. That one looks like she was just posing for the main titles.
On an unrelated note, I found it interesting that in year 5 the 2 scenes that correspond to Ralph Carter's credit show him with his back to the camera in both scenes. Also the credits for Ja'net Dubios show her barging into the Evans' home in her various outfits/hairstyles (I guess she had her own keys).
Well i knew that scene was only made for the opening because I saw the UNCUT ep last week and there was no such scene. PLus it two different scenes with them walking arond the sofa. One scene has J.J, willona, thelma and Michael walking around the couch, and the other scene has (Penny), J.J, willona, thelma, and Michael walking around the couch.
James 07-10-2004, 12:43 AM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I'm talking about scenes inside the house. Full House opening credits was outside
Does that mean my example with Winnie Cooper driving the car is no longer valid? Unless, of course, she were driving it inside some house ... LOL :lol:
spunkygirl 07-10-2004, 01:00 AM Originally posted by James
Does that mean my example with Winnie Cooper driving the car is no longer valid? Unless, of course, she were driving it inside some house ... LOL :lol:
:lol:
treky 07-10-2004, 04:34 AM the "living room opening" of "The Dick Van Dyke show"-all 3 versions (Rob tripping over the ottoman, Rob "skirting it with a nifty step"*, Rob missing it and tripping over the rug)
*from a lyric on that N@N ad for the show about 10 years ago.
"Get Smart"-the opening where Max walks through all the doors, into the phone booth, picks up the phone, dials a number, hangs up and falls through the floor.
TVFactFan 07-10-2004, 10:01 AM Originally posted by James
Does that mean my example with Winnie Cooper driving the car is no longer valid? Unless, of course, she were driving it inside some house ... LOL :lol:
Yes it's no longer valid. Scenes inside the Sitcom Home only. If someone was driving a car we already know for a fact that it was a scene ONLY for the opeing credits.
EmoJoe 07-10-2004, 10:33 AM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Yes it's no longer valid. Scenes inside the Sitcom Home only. If someone was driving a car we already know for a fact that it was a scene ONLY for the opeing credits.
Full House still counts, though, some of its scenes were in the house.
barwars 07-10-2004, 05:17 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Yes it's no longer valid. Scenes inside the Sitcom Home only. If someone was driving a car we already know for a fact that it was a scene ONLY for the opeing credits.
Then your point about HD isnt valid either.
Arnold's was not a home.
What it should be is -- the scene must be on the normal set.
TVFactFan 07-10-2004, 05:24 PM Originally posted by barwars
Then your point about HD isnt valid either.
Arnold's was not a home.
What it should be is -- the scene must be on the normal set.
Arnold's is valid because it's INSIDE!!!!!!!
barwars 07-10-2004, 05:28 PM Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Arnold's is valid because it's INSIDE!!!!!!!
it IS valid.
but not when the rule "Scenes inside the Sitcom Home only." is used.
You contradicted yourself.
Its valid if you go by the rule "a scene filmed for the opening credits only, but was filmed on the normal set of the show"
TVFactFan 07-10-2004, 05:34 PM Originally posted by barwars
it IS valid.
but not when the rule "Scenes inside the Sitcom Home only." is used.
You contradicted yourself.
Its valid if you go by the rule "a scene filmed for the opening credits only, but was filmed on the normal set of the show"
I guess i could have used ON THE SET but i didn't i needed to. Once again, Jackhammer knew what i meant when i said INSIDE.
barwars 07-10-2004, 05:41 PM Well I understood you all along -- but was just going word-for-word.
Anyways.... Family Matters had some scenes done in the house not used for anything but the credits.
And.... well thats it for now.
spunkygirl 07-10-2004, 10:19 PM Originally posted by barwars
it IS valid.
but not when the rule "Scenes inside the Sitcom Home only." is used.
You contradicted yourself.
Its valid if you go by the rule "a scene filmed for the opening credits only, but was filmed on the normal set of the show"
:yeahthat
That's exactly what I thought he meant.
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