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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&amp;#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 102321" data-attributes="member: 12"><p>There was one point some time back where I thought that the US titles to the Bradford Dillman (he died this week) episode, The Next Voice You See, was one of the weirdest credit things I’ve ever seen.&nbsp; As we’re treated to multiple images of&nbsp; Bradford Dillman’s blood-covered face spinning off into colour separation overlay and a time vortex of his spectacles as cast credits appear to gunshots in Bradford’s eyes before the new US title, “Look Back In Darkness” and a wine bottle go spinning in the time vortex, before shattering and forming part of the new US title in two parts and spinning off into the vortex. With some very odd music. Not helped by the post credits scene being moved to pre-credits and the pre-credits scene to the post-credits.&nbsp; Which ruins the surprise of what happens in the original pre-credits, because we’ve seen the decade-later flashback first.&nbsp; Of course, the end credits superimposed on wine bottles and moving really really slowly for a full five minutes doesn’t help.&nbsp;&nbsp; I’ve since learned that some of the other episodes have even more annoying and bizarre credits.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 102321, member: 12"] There was one point some time back where I thought that the US titles to the Bradford Dillman (he died this week) episode, The Next Voice You See, was one of the weirdest credit things I’ve ever seen. As we’re treated to multiple images of Bradford Dillman’s blood-covered face spinning off into colour separation overlay and a time vortex of his spectacles as cast credits appear to gunshots in Bradford’s eyes before the new US title, “Look Back In Darkness” and a wine bottle go spinning in the time vortex, before shattering and forming part of the new US title in two parts and spinning off into the vortex. With some very odd music. Not helped by the post credits scene being moved to pre-credits and the pre-credits scene to the post-credits. Which ruins the surprise of what happens in the original pre-credits, because we’ve seen the decade-later flashback first. Of course, the end credits superimposed on wine bottles and moving really really slowly for a full five minutes doesn’t help. I’ve since learned that some of the other episodes have even more annoying and bizarre credits. [/QUOTE]

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