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

For once, Gary Dudak and Max Miller won't be the biggest nerds on this podcast. This week, they're taking a look at the opening credits to the show that brought us TV's most lovable dweeb, "Family Matters."

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Family Matters Opening Credits (syndicated version)

Family Matters Opening Credits (full song version)

Family Matters Pilot Opening Credits with It's A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong

Family Matters End Credits

One man acapella cover of "As Days Go By" (theme from Family Matters) by Triforcefilms

Pop Cover of the Family Matters theme by Parkside/Climax

Saxophone cover of Family Matters theme by BriansThing

One woman Family Matters opening credits reenactment by Nathalie Holmes

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Slap on a tight black top and over-lubricate your hair as Gary Dudak and Max Miller take a good, hard, greased-up look at the opening credits to the hit 1978 musical film, "Grease."

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Grease Opening Credits with cold open  

Barry Gibb and the Bee Gees performing Grease live in Vegas in 1997 

Metal cover of Grease by Tragedy 

Funky cover of Grease by Matthew E. White and Flo Morrissey

Ukulele cover of Grease by Destiny Guerra 

Weird sample of Grease from Joints & Jam by The Black Eyed Peas

Terrifying sample of Grease from Travolta by Mr. Bungle 

AND OF COURSE....ADELE DAZEEM!

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Get your weird mouth noises and doo doo doo's ready! This week, Gary Dudak and Max Miller are satisfying the needs of 90s kids everywhere by taking on the opening credits to the hit Nickelodeon cartoon, "Doug." 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Doug Original Opening Credits 

Doug Opening Credits (Disney Version) 

Fred Newman performs the Doug theme live 

Acapella cover of the Doug theme by Krys

Beatbox/Violin cover of the Doug theme by Brian Fitzy 

Fingerstyle guitar cover of the Doug theme by Marcos Kaiser

Teach Me How to Dougie/Doug Theme mashup by radi0activity 

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Things get a little freak-ay in Credits Score's 20th episode. Join Gary Dudak and Max Miller as they discuss body-swapping, Chad Michael Murray's never-ending name, and an incredibly white wedding. 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Freaky Friday End Credits  

"Take Me Away," the song Lindsay Lohan's character plays at the House of Blues 

Chipmunk version of "Ultimate"

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Get ready to laugh and cry - or is it effin' cry? Either way, Gary Dudak and Max Miller are taking on the opening credits to the long-running cartoon Family Guy while knocking out one bad impression after another in the process.

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Family Guy Opening Credits (Seasons 1-9) 

All the different endings to the Family Guy opening credits

Rap Version of the Family Guy Theme  

Full Version of the Family Guy Theme (live in Vegas)

Jazzy, Tap Dancing Cover of Family Guy theme by Postmodern Jukebox 

Acapella Cover of Family Guy Theme by Triforce Films 

8 Bit Cover of Family Guy Theme

Acoustic Cover of Family Guy Theme

Eminem "The Monster" ft. Rihanna (Sung in Family Guy Voices) by Mikey Bolts

Aladdin - A Whole New World (Peter Griffin & Stewie, Family Guy) by Wirah

Beatboxing in Family Guy Voices by Paul Vlahos

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Welp, here we go again. This week Gary Dudak, Max Miller, and special guest Toby Herman set sail for a completely made up island in Greece to break down the end credits to a sequel based on a movie based on a play based on a bunch of songs. 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again End Credits  

Wedding String Quartet Cover of Super Trouper by The String Quartet Channel

Lovely Acoustic Cover of Super Trouper by Kaleidoskoop

Hair Band Metal Cover of Super Trouper by Custard 

Dance Mix Cover of Super Trouper by Craft Tuchola

Accordion Cover of Super Trouper (with random social media stamps) by Francine Coppel Lanore

Cute Little Kid Cover of Super Trouper by apm ducka-ducka 🦆

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Please welcome back Gary Dudak and Max Miller as they welcome back the opening credits to the hit 1970s sitcom "Welcome Back, Kotter." Just gonna type welcome back here again for no reason whatsoever. 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Welcome Back, Kotter Opening Credits 

Welcome Back (full song) by John Sebastian

John Travolta doing the Barbarino song

John Travolta saying, "Up your nose with a rubber hose"

John Sebastian totally screwing up on Saturday Night Live (go to the 46:05 mark)

Ukulele cover of Welcome Back by Rodney Gast

Welcome Back by Mase 

Creepy cover of Welcome Back by JJ from the Scream: The TV Series season 2 trailer

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This week, Gary Dudak and Max Miller are joined by Kelly Blackheart (The Unsolicited Podcast) for an in-depth comparison of The English Patient novel and film...NOT. Crank up the sound in your Mirthmobile and headbang along as the trio take a look at the opening credits of Wayne's World. 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Wayne's World Opening Credits (Partial)

Dana Carvey announces Wayne's World 3 on Conan (2012)

Addams Family/Wayne's World Trailer

Wayne's World Theme Song (Extended Version)

Aerosmith performs Wayne's World theme on SNL (1990)

Little Kid messing up the "and monkeys might fly out of my butt" line

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Join your hosts (and heroes), Gary Dudak and Max Miller, as they focus on important issues that have been plaguing the planet such as, "Why the hell is the Captain Planet theme song featured at the end of the cartoon and not at the beginning?"

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Captain Planet and the Planeteers end credits 

The awful Captain Planet season 6 opening credits featuring Fred Schneider of The B-52's 

Captain Planet and the Planeteers end credits in German  

Captain Planet theme song acapella cover by The Warp Zone

Acoustic cover of the Captain Planet theme by Zeek Power 

Metal cover of the Captain Planet theme by Jedediah Smith

Very weird puppet cover of the Captain Planet theme by LarryIRL

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This week, we're movin' right along through our credits journey as we take an in-depth look at the very chaotic end credits from 1979's The Muppet Movie. 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

The Muppet Movie End Credits Part 1 

The Muppet Movie End Credits Part 2 

Can You Picture That? cover by The Viennagram 

Movin' Right Along cover by Alkaline Trio 

Movin' Right Along analog cover by PJ Pooterhoots  

Movin' Right Along backwards (for some reason)

Movin' Right Along parody in Grand Theft Auto style

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