Credits Score: The Podcast That Gives Credits The Credit They're Due

We are finally back with a new episode as we make our way through the absolute chaos that is the opening credits to "Bob's Burgers" with diehard fan Skylar Harrison from Bob's Credits.

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The Simpsons/Bob's Burgers Opening Credits Crossover 

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We're closing out spooky season with our final episode of Credits SCARE as we make our way through the opening credits to "Ghost Adventures" with the assistance of Dan from Real Life Ghost Stories and Let Me Introduce Myself. 

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Ghost Adventures Opening Credits

Ghost Adventures Fart Clip 

Joel McHale making fun of Zak Bagans being scared by a donkey on "The Soup."

Dog parody of the Ghost Adventures opening credits by Tasteless Comedy

Bread parody of the Ghost Adventures opening credits by LOAF Adventures 

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Submitted for the approval of The Midnight Society, we call this story, "The Tale of the Two Idiots Making Their Way Through the Opening Credits to 'Are You Afraid of the Dark?'"

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Are You Afraid of the Dark? Opening Credits

Metal cover of the theme to "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" performed by Naro Studios

Spooky piano cover of the theme to "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" performed by ErikMMusic

The rejected version of the "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" opening credits by sjbursich

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You click play on our podcast with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension—a dimension of Max, a dimension of Gary, a dimension of Biscuit. You're moving through the opening credits to "The Twilight Zone." You've just crossed over into this year's first episode of....Credits Scare.

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Twilight Zone Opening Credits (Seasons 4 & 5)

The Twilight Zone Opening Credits (Season 1)

The Twilight Zone Opening Credits (Season 2)

The Twilight Zone Opening Credits (Season 3)

Remix of "The Twilight Zone" Theme by Matt Haag

Funky version of "The Twilight Zone Theme" by Jedediah Smith

Trap version of "The Twilight Zone Theme" by Yours Truly, SuFoYa

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Pull up a seat at the bar, have a drink, and let us take you on a little journey through the "Cheers" opening credits sequence.

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Cheers - Season 10 - Opening Credits 

Full Version of "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" by Gary Portnoy with the weird 2nd verse

Flaming Moe's - Cheers parody from "The Simpsons"

Gary Portnoy singing the Cheers theme from his home during quarantine 

Acapella cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by Triforcefilms

Limp Bizkit-esque cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by The Factory Crew

Quarantine Zoom cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by Monday Night Social

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The first Credits Score spinoff is coming very soon. 

Bob's Credits

An entire podcast dedicated to the brilliant Bob's Burgers end credits sequences.

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Official Website 

We're more full of ourselves than ever as we make our way through the oh so humble opening credits to one of the funniest movies ever made, "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping."

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Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping Opening Credits 

Acoustic cover of "I'm So Humble" by The Lonely Island feat. Adam Levine performed by October Alone

Donald Trump/"I'm So Humble" Mashup by Triple V

Little kid reacting to "I'm So Humble"

"My Wife's Chili", a parody of "I'm So Humble" about some guy's wife's chili by Mr. Kinder

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We hope you're ready to release your inhibitions as return guest, Kelly Blackheart (I Don't Know About That with Jim Jefferies, The Unsolicited Podcast), joins us as we make our way through the opening credits to the ultimate 2000's guilty pleasure, "The Hills." 

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The Hills, Season 1 Opening Credits 

Final Episode Version of "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield

Funk cover of "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield performed by Scary Pockets ft. Jonah Baker

Ukulele cover of "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield performed by Muhan Rogue

Acapella cover of "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield performed by Stefan Wyatt

Pop punk cover of "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield performed by Settle Your Scores

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Aw geez. Ya better get bundled up 'cause this week we're making our way through the snow-filled landscape that is the opening credits to Fargo. Okay there? Real good, then. 

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"Disney's Most Controversial Film: Six Degrees of 'Song of the South'" by You Must Remember This

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Fargo Opening Credits 

Piano cover of Fargo, North Dakota by Keith McCabe

Fingerstyle guitar cover of Fargo, North Dakota by Andrey Basalay

How to Speak Fargo Supercut by Fandor 

And, for no reason whatsoever, a movie accent expert critiquing Jon Voight's awful accent in "Anaconda"

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Get those "woo-oohs" ready. This week, we're realizing just how much life is like a hurricane as we make our way through the opening credits to Disney's "DuckTales."

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"Seeing White" by Scene On Radio  

"Police Abolition" by Call Your Girlfriend 

"A Black Man's Experience in America with Marcus Stricklin" by Unapologetically Sensitive

"Disney's Most Controversial Film: Six Degrees of 'Song of the South'" by You Must Remember This

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Disney's DuckTales Opening Credits  

The "Woo-Oohs" in Different Languages 

Disney's DuckTales Theme (Korean Version)

The 28 Guitars cover of the DuckTales Theme 

Ukulele cover of the DuckTales Theme performed by Al Wood

Brass Quintet cover of the DuckTales Theme performed by Seb Skelly

Fingerstyle Guitar cover of the DuckTales Theme performed by Metallicatease

Viral Internet Animals cover of the DuckTales Theme put together by DaftTheEdgyGuy

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