Meme of the week: Favourite title sequence

Not that I’m randomly fishing for more entries in the Tuesday “weird old title sequence” slot, but:

What’s your favourite TV title sequence?

Something imaginative like Dexter‘s? Something impressively mood-setting like Touching Evil‘s? Something clever like Chuck or Penn and Teller’s Bullshit? Note, it doesn’t have to have a great theme tune, as well, just be a good title sequence.

I’m not sure I have a fave, but I do like The IT Crowd‘s, The Champions’ just makes me smile a lot, and Dexter‘s probably is the cleverest, even if the theme’s not that great. You?

As always, leave a comment with your answer or a link to your answer on your own blog.

Weird old titles: Star Maidens

Imagine a world run by women, where men – or at least Gareth Thomas – are slaves.

No need. Germany has already thought of it for you and turned it into 70s rubbish, Star Maidens, a show with spaceships correctly shaped according to Freudian theory. Here, for your delectation, is the opening introduction that served as the titles to the marvel that was Star Maidens.

I dare you to avoid rolling your eyes once.

Holiday next week

Blimey. I’ve hardly been back five minutes when I’m off again. This time I’m off to Norfolk, where I hear that have the Internet and I have an iPhone anyway, so who knows if I’ll be blogging while I’m away. But in the meantime, I’ve left you with RoboRob, your automated blogging friend, who’ll leave you with daily content. For some reason, though, he doesn’t work Bank Holiday Mondays either, which is a bit odd for a robot, but what can you do.

See you back here with the Daily News on Monday 7th, and hopefully I’ll drop by before then as well. TTFN!