The Simpsons New Opening Sequence on HD
Fox has released the opening title sequence for the new HDTV version of The Simpsons launched on Sunday 15th February. The new version of the television show is timed to be viewed by the millions of US citizens who are preparing for the end of analog television in the United States.
The first episode in HD format, “Take My Life, Please”, features the fresh title sequence, with updates to reflect the shift in times from 1989 to 2009. Lisa’s schoolmates are shown playing on a Nintendo DS games console. The Simpson family is watching a flat-screen TV. Marge’s supermarket bill has gone from $243.2 to $486.52. The version shown here is an extended screening, with a chase scene involving a wayward couch on its way to Venice, the Taj Mahal and outer space.
Click on the image below to play the video in YouTube (HD)
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[...] Amerika moet aan de digitale tv, HD-tv. De Amerikaanse zender Fox heeft dit mooie filmpje (2 minuten) van The Simpsons gelanceerd, op YouTube goed in high-qualitity te zien. Aanleiding was de start van nieuwe serie in de VS op 15 februari. Het filmpje, waarin te veel gebeurt om op te noemen, heet Take My Life, Please. Hier zijn de Fox-programma’s te zien, helaas niet voor Europese kijkers. Via The Inspiration Room. [...]
[...] Last Sunday 15th February Fox has released the new opening title sequence for the new HDTV version of The Simpsons. After 19 years the old intro, made in 1989 by Klasky Csupo, the company that produced the animations for the first three seasons, just wasn’t up to date anymore. In this new opening sequence Lisa’s schoolmates are shown playing on a Nintendo DS games console, the Simpson family is watching a flat-screen TV and Marge’s supermarket bill has gone from $243.2 to $486.52. The video, which was posted on YouTube last Friday the 13th already has over 2.7 million views today. (Source: The Inspiration Room) [...]