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<p>Many of us fondly remember the days when television show openings were mini-performances in their own right. They set the atmosphere, offered a glimpse into the storyline, and often featured a catchy theme song that would stick in our heads. Back then, skipping the intro was almost unthinkable—unless you were time-shifting with a VCR (remember those?), perhaps using that precious time to grab a quick snack from the kitchen.</p><h2>Skip Intro? Not When They’re This Good!</h2><h3>M*A*S*H Series Opening Sequence</h3><p><em>20th Century Fox Television</em></p><p>This iconic “dramedy” not only graced our screens with its sharp humor and poignant moments, but it also featured a haunting theme song that became a nostalgic signal for bedtime among a generation of children. Keep scrolling to see if your guess about this beloved title is correct! These memorable intros not only set the stage but also introduced the characters and provided context for previous episodes.</p><p><strong>RELATED:</strong> Can You Identify These Iconic TV Show Homes?</p><p>But as we moved into the ’90s, the landscape of TV show openings changed dramatically. <em>Seinfeld</em> famously broke the mold by eliminating the traditional opening altogether, opting for just a few funky bass chords to lead into the show. Ironically, a series about "nothing" began with virtually no introduction at all.</p><p>Fast forward to today: the rise of what we now call prestige TV—characterized by serious tones, high production values, and intricate storylines—has transformed opening sequences into a sophisticated art form. Productions such as <em>True Detective</em>, <em>Game of Thrones</em>, and <em>The Crown</em> have invested significant resources into their opening segments, to the extent that many fans choose to watch them in full, even though most streaming platforms provide a "skip intro" option. It’s a case of "go big, or be forgotten."</p><h2>QUIZ: Can You Guess the Iconic TV Show From Just One Opening Freeze-Frame?</h2><p>Do you believe you’re the ultimate TV aficionado? It’s time to put your knowledge to the test with our quiz! We’ll present you with a freeze-frame from the opening credits of an iconic TV series, and all you need to do is take your best guess. Afterward, scroll down to see if you were right and to watch the full opening sequence. Good luck!</p><p><em>Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz</em></p><p><strong>READ MORE:</strong> 10 TV Shows Everyone Loves That Are Actually Bad<br>10 Once-Beloved TV Shows That Have Faded Away</p>

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