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'''''Title cards''''' for ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]'' were simple white text superimposed over the action at the beginning of each episode. They would either fade in/out or appear/disappear depending the episode. | '''''Title cards''''' for ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]'' were simple white text superimposed over the action at the beginning of each episode. They would either fade in/out or appear/disappear depending the episode. | ||
"Cut-Down" episodes, being heavily edited from their full length counterparts, would occasionally have their own title cards if the action at the beginning differed between the two. Several ''Confidential'' specials | "Cut-Down" episodes, being heavily edited from their full length counterparts, would occasionally have their own title cards if the action at the beginning differed between the two. Several ''Confidential'' specials did not have title cards, or indeed titles at all. | ||
== Series 1 == | == Series 1 == |
Revision as of 17:17, 3 June 2020
Title cards for Doctor Who Confidential were simple white text superimposed over the action at the beginning of each episode. They would either fade in/out or appear/disappear depending the episode.
"Cut-Down" episodes, being heavily edited from their full length counterparts, would occasionally have their own title cards if the action at the beginning differed between the two. Several Confidential specials did not have title cards, or indeed titles at all.
Series 1
Series 2
Series 3
Series 4
Series 5
Series 6
During series 6 the title cards had a blue glow and old film effect added to them. For some reason the first four episodes reverted back to the series 1-4 font, before reverting back again to the series 5 font with Double Trouble.