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Sister trope to [[Credits Montage]]. Compare [[Placeholder Titles]], which are similar in execution, but done because the real opening isn't ready.
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== Live Action Television ==
* Some shows use a different style of [[Title Sequence]] for their first season (or first episode), then switch to a [[Title Montage]] later as they accumulate a stockpile of footage to use. Examples: ''[[Gilmore Girls]]'', ''[[Family Ties]]'', ''[[Honey I Shrunk the Kids (TV)|Honey I Shrunk the Kids]]:[[Recycled:
* ''[[The A-Team (TV)|The A-Team]]''
* ''[[The Tomorrow People]]'' (1990s version) and ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]'' (both the original and the 2005 version) are unusual in that the montages consist of clips from the upcoming episode. The latter was inspired as an homage to ''[[
* ''[[Thunderbirds]]'' (probably the earliest example of this type) also uses only clips from the upcoming episode, apart from the Supermarionation credit, which appears over an exploding industrial complex. This shot is not present in any episode, and was made just for the montage. It is worth noting that both ''[[Thunderbirds]]'' and ''[[
* ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'' did something similar, though some seasons had the standard "clips from the series" approach instead.
* This technique was also used for the original incarnation of ''[[Mission Impossible]]''.
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