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The Simpsons opening sequence was first introduced in the series' pilot episode, 'Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire'.
Answer: False
Explanation: The opening sequence of The Simpsons was first featured in the series' second episode, 'Bart the Genius,' not the pilot.
What is the primary purpose of The Simpsons opening sequence?
Answer: To display the title, cast, and crew credits.
Explanation: The primary function of The Simpsons opening sequence is to serve as a title sequence, presenting the title, cast, and crew credits for the program.
Which episode was the first to feature The Simpsons opening sequence?
Answer: 'Bart the Genius'
Explanation: The opening sequence made its debut in 'Bart the Genius,' which was the second episode of the series.
In the Season 1 opening, the camera zooms through cumulus clouds, then directly to the Simpson family's house before following individual members.
Answer: False
Explanation: After zooming through clouds, the camera first passes through the show's title and then over Springfield before following individual family members home, not directly to the house.
Bart Simpson is shown writing lines on the chalkboard as punishment in the Season 1 opening, and he quickly skateboards out when the bell rings.
Answer: True
Explanation: In the Season 1 opening, Bart is indeed shown writing lines on the chalkboard as punishment and promptly exits on his skateboard when the school bell rings.
In the Season 1 opening, Homer is depicted at the power plant wearing a safety mask and handling a glowing green uranium rod, with Mr. Burns and Smithers in the background.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 1 opening, Homer is at the power plant with an unknown co-worker in the background, not Mr. Burns and Smithers, who were added in later revisions.
When the end-of-shift whistle blows in the Season 1 opening, Homer drops his tongs, and the uranium rod falls down the back of his radiation suit.
Answer: True
Explanation: Upon the end-of-shift whistle, Homer drops his tongs, and the uranium rod bounces into the air before falling down the back of his radiation suit.
In the Season 1 opening, Maggie is accidentally scanned at the supermarket checkout, ringing up at US$847.63, which represented the monthly cost of raising a child at the time.
Answer: True
Explanation: Maggie's accidental scan at US$847.63 in the Season 1 opening was a humorous detail reflecting the estimated monthly cost of raising a child during that period.
Lisa's saxophone is consistently gold in the Season 1 opening sequence, matching its color in the actual episodes.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 1 opening, Lisa's saxophone is depicted as light blue, which is an inconsistency as it is gold in the actual episodes.
Homer throws the uranium rod out his car window in the Season 1 opening, and it lands in Otto Mann's lap.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 1 opening, Homer discards the uranium rod, and it bounces off the curb near Moe's Tavern, not into Otto Mann's lap.
In the Season 1 opening, Bart skateboards past a bus stop and intentionally steals its sign, causing people to miss the bus.
Answer: False
Explanation: Bart inadvertently takes the bus stop sign in the Season 1 opening, leading to people missing the bus, but it is not depicted as an intentional act of theft.
The Season 1 opening reveals Maggie is driving the car, with Marge only pretending to honk the horn.
Answer: False
Explanation: The Season 1 opening clarifies that Maggie's steering wheel is a toy, and Marge is actually driving the car, with Maggie merely imitating her actions.
The famous high-pitched scream Homer makes when dodging Marge's car was present in 'Bart the Genius' from the very beginning.
Answer: False
Explanation: Homer's iconic high-pitched scream was initially absent from 'Bart the Genius' and was added in the third episode, 'Homer's Odyssey'.
In the Season 1 opening sequence, what color was Lisa's saxophone during band practice?
Answer: Light blue
Explanation: Lisa's saxophone was depicted as light blue in the Season 1 opening sequence, a detail that differs from its usual gold color in the episodes.
What happens to the uranium rod Homer discards on his way home in the Season 1 opening?
Answer: It bounces off the curb near Moe's Tavern.
Explanation: In the Season 1 opening, the uranium rod Homer discards bounces off the curb near Moe's Tavern, illustrating his characteristic negligence.
What notable sound effect was initially absent from Homer's reaction in 'Bart the Genius' but added later?
Answer: His famous high-pitched scream.
Explanation: Homer's distinctive high-pitched scream, now a signature sound, was not present in 'Bart the Genius' but was introduced in a subsequent episode.
What was the monthly cost of raising a child represented by Maggie's scan price of US$847.63 in the Season 1 opening?
Answer: The estimated monthly cost of raising a child at the time.
Explanation: Maggie's scan price of US$847.63 in the Season 1 opening was a specific reference to the estimated monthly cost of raising a child during that period.
In the Season 1 opening, what was the visual characteristic of Springfield Elementary as the camera zoomed in?
Answer: It was a lavender building.
Explanation: As the camera zoomed in during the Season 1 opening, Springfield Elementary was depicted as a lavender building.
The first major revision of The Simpsons opening sequence occurred at the beginning of the second season, primarily to improve animation quality and include established characters.
Answer: True
Explanation: The first major revision, implemented in Season 2, aimed to enhance animation quality and integrate characters that had become established during the first season.
For Seasons 2-20, the opening sequence was reanimated to improve animation quality, with most shots closely copied and coloring changed.
Answer: True
Explanation: The opening sequence for Seasons 2-20 was reanimated to enhance animation quality, with many shots closely replicated and updated coloring.
In the Seasons 2-20 opening, Bart's chalkboard gag scene featured a lavender school and an olive green classroom.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Seasons 2-20 opening, Bart's chalkboard gag scene featured an orange school with purple accents, not lavender, and an olive green classroom.
Mr. Burns and Smithers were added to Homer's power plant scene in the Seasons 2-20 opening, replacing an unknown co-worker.
Answer: True
Explanation: Mr. Burns and Smithers were indeed incorporated into Homer's power plant scene in the Seasons 2-20 opening, taking the place of the previously unknown co-worker.
Lisa's bike ride home was removed from the Seasons 2-20 opening and replaced with a whip-pan across town featuring secondary characters.
Answer: True
Explanation: In the Seasons 2-20 opening, Lisa's bike ride was replaced by a 'whip-pan' shot across Springfield, showcasing various secondary characters.
Starting from the second half of Season 2, Homer yells 'D'oh!' as he dodges Bart on his skateboard in the driveway scene.
Answer: False
Explanation: Starting from the second half of Season 2, Homer yells 'D'oh!' as he dodges Lisa on her bike, not Bart on his skateboard.
What was the primary goal of the first major revision of The Simpsons opening sequence, which occurred at the beginning of the second season?
Answer: To reanimate the sequence to improve animation quality and include established characters.
Explanation: The first major revision aimed to enhance the animation quality of the sequence and integrate characters that had become well-known during the initial season.
In the Seasons 2-20 opening, what characters were added to Homer's power plant scene?
Answer: Mr. Burns and Smithers
Explanation: Mr. Burns and Smithers were incorporated into Homer's power plant scene during the Seasons 2-20 revision, replacing an unspecified co-worker.
The second major revision of The Simpsons opening sequence debuted in Season 20 with 'Take My Life, Please' to transition the show to high-definition format.
Answer: True
Explanation: The second major revision premiered in Season 20 with 'Take My Life, Please,' specifically to facilitate the show's transition to a high-definition broadcast format.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, Jimbo and Kearney saw off Jebediah Springfield's statue head, which then falls onto Milhouse's head.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, the head of Jebediah Springfield's statue falls onto Ralph Wiggum's head, not Milhouse's.
The 'billboard gag' was introduced in the 2009 high-definition opening, featuring a changing billboard across from the elementary school.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'billboard gag,' a dynamic visual joke, was indeed introduced in the 2009 high-definition opening sequence.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, the picture on the chalkboard gag wall features Homer as George Washington.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, the picture on the chalkboard gag wall features Homer as an astronaut, not George Washington.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, Homer is at the power plant, and Lenny Leonard changes the 'days without an accident' sign from 2 to 3.
Answer: True
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, Lenny Leonard is shown updating the 'days without an accident' sign from 2 to 3 at the power plant.
In Marge's supermarket checkout scene in the Season 20-present HD opening, products like Tomacco juice and Mr. Sparkle detergent are visible.
Answer: True
Explanation: Marge's supermarket checkout scene in the Season 20-present HD opening prominently features in-show brands such as Tomacco juice and Mr. Sparkle detergent.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, Maggie shakes her fist at Baby Gerald, who reciprocates, establishing a rivalry.
Answer: True
Explanation: Maggie and Baby Gerald are depicted shaking their fists at each other in the Season 20-present HD opening, signifying the establishment of their recurring rivalry.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, Lisa's saxophone is light blue, and she only plays the saxophone.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, Lisa's saxophone is gold, and she is shown playing various other instruments in addition to the saxophone.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, Homer discards the uranium rod, and it lands in Moe's Tavern.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, Homer discards the uranium rod, and it lands in Otto Mann's lap, who then eats it.
In the Season 20-present HD opening, Marge is driving a red sedan and hits Homer because she is looking at her cellphone.
Answer: False
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, Marge is driving an orange station wagon, not a red sedan, when she hits Homer due to being distracted by her cellphone.
What prompted the second major revision of The Simpsons opening sequence, which debuted in Season 20?
Answer: The show's transition to a high-definition format.
Explanation: The second major revision was specifically undertaken to accommodate the show's move to a high-definition broadcast format, necessitating a visual overhaul.
What new visual gag involving Jebediah Springfield's statue was introduced in the Season 20-present HD opening?
Answer: Jimbo and Kearney saw off the statue's head, which falls onto Ralph Wiggum.
Explanation: A new visual gag in the Season 20-present HD opening depicts Jimbo and Kearney decapitating the Jebediah Springfield statue, with the head subsequently falling onto Ralph Wiggum.
What was the first example of the 'billboard gag' in the Season 20-present HD opening?
Answer: 'Krusty: Now Doing Funerals'
Explanation: The inaugural 'billboard gag' in the Season 20-present HD opening featured a billboard advertising 'Krusty: Now Doing Funerals,' setting the tone for this recurring comedic element.
In the Season 20-present HD opening's chalkboard gag, what picture is on the wall?
Answer: Homer as an astronaut
Explanation: The chalkboard gag scene in the Season 20-present HD opening includes a picture of Homer depicted as an astronaut on the wall.
What happens when Bart skateboards out of school in the Season 20-present HD opening, involving Groundskeeper Willie?
Answer: He plows through a pile of leaves raked by Groundskeeper Willie, exposing Barney Gumble.
Explanation: As Bart skateboards out of school in the Season 20-present HD opening, he disperses a pile of leaves, revealing Barney Gumble underneath.
What specific products are visible in Marge's supermarket checkout scene in the Season 20-present HD opening?
Answer: Tomacco juice, Mr. Sparkle detergent, and Krusty-O's cereal
Explanation: Marge's supermarket checkout scene in the Season 20-present HD opening features several iconic in-show products, including Tomacco juice, Mr. Sparkle detergent, and Krusty-O's cereal.
How does Maggie's reaction to being scanned and bagged differ in the Season 20-present HD opening compared to earlier versions?
Answer: She appears relatively calm and shakes her fist at Baby Gerald.
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, Maggie's reaction to being scanned and bagged is notably calmer, and she engages in a fist-shaking exchange with Baby Gerald.
What happens to the uranium rod Homer discards in the Season 20-present HD opening?
Answer: It lands in Otto Mann's lap, who eats it.
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, the discarded uranium rod lands in Otto Mann's lap, who then proceeds to consume it.
Which of the following townspeople does Bart weave through on his skateboard in the Season 20-present HD opening?
Answer: Sideshow Bob, Apu, and Comic Book Guy
Explanation: Bart's skateboard ride in the Season 20-present HD opening features him weaving through a diverse group of Springfield residents, including Sideshow Bob, Apu, and Comic Book Guy.
How does Marge's car and the driveway scene change in the Season 20-present HD opening?
Answer: Marge drives an orange station wagon and hits Homer because she is looking at her cellphone.
Explanation: In the Season 20-present HD opening, Marge drives an orange station wagon and, while distracted by her cellphone, collides with Homer in the driveway.
Bart's chalkboard gag, Lisa's saxophone solo, and the family's entrance to the couch are the three elements of The Simpsons opening sequence that change in each episode.
Answer: True
Explanation: The chalkboard gag, Lisa's saxophone solo, and the couch gag are the three dynamic elements of The Simpsons opening sequence that vary in each episode.
The chalkboard gag often features political humor, pop culture references, and meta-references.
Answer: True
Explanation: The chalkboard gag is known for its diverse comedic content, frequently incorporating political commentary, pop culture allusions, and meta-references.
Chalkboard gags have been consistently featured in every episode since Season 33.
Answer: False
Explanation: Chalkboard gags have been rarely featured since Season 33, often being cut to allow more time for story development and advertisements.
The 'couch gag' is primarily used to adjust the length of an episode, with longer gags filling time in shorter episodes.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'couch gag' serves a practical purpose in production, allowing for flexible episode lengths by extending or shortening the opening sequence as needed.
The chalkboard gag in The Simpsons Movie featured Bart writing 'I will not watch this movie illegally'.
Answer: False
Explanation: The chalkboard gag in The Simpsons Movie featured Bart writing 'I will not illegally download this movie,' directly addressing piracy.
What is the typical function of the 'couch gag' in an episode?
Answer: To adjust the length of an episode.
Explanation: The 'couch gag' primarily serves as a flexible element to manage the overall runtime of an episode, allowing for adjustments in length.
What was the chalkboard gag in The Simpsons Movie?
Answer: I will not illegally download this movie.
Explanation: The chalkboard gag in The Simpsons Movie directly addressed the issue of piracy, with Bart writing 'I will not illegally download this movie'.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three distinctive elements of The Simpsons opening sequence that change from episode to episode?
Answer: Homer's actions at the nuclear power plant.
Explanation: Homer's actions at the nuclear power plant are part of the standard opening sequence and do not change with each episode, unlike the chalkboard, saxophone, and couch gags.
The 'The Simpsons Movie callback' opening sequence for 'He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs' featured Plopper the pig, with Homer calling him 'my summer love'.
Answer: True
Explanation: The opening sequence for 'He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs' included a callback to The Simpsons Movie, featuring Plopper the pig and Homer's affectionate nickname for him.
The 'Tik Tok' opening sequence for 'To Surveil with Love' was the first canonical episode to not feature 'The Simpsons Theme' in any capacity, excluding the pilot.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'Tik Tok' opening sequence for 'To Surveil with Love' was a unique instance, being the first canonical episode (apart from the pilot) to entirely omit 'The Simpsons Theme'.
Banksy's guest-made opening sequence for 'MoneyBart' depicted a utopian animation studio with happy artists and ethical production practices.
Answer: False
Explanation: Banksy's guest-made opening sequence for 'MoneyBart' offered a stark critique of animation production, depicting a fictional overseas sweatshop with unethical practices.
Bill Plympton has contributed the most couch gags to The Simpsons, with an example being Homer falling in love with the couch.
Answer: True
Explanation: Bill Plympton holds the record for contributing the most couch gags, with one notable example being Homer's infatuation with the couch.
Don Hertzfeldt's couch gag for 'Clown in the Dumps' showed Homer traveling to a future where his family were 'The Sampsans,' grotesque, mindless mutants.
Answer: True
Explanation: Don Hertzfeldt's couch gag for 'Clown in the Dumps' depicted a dystopian future where Homer's family had devolved into 'The Sampsans,' grotesque, catchphrase-spouting mutants.
The opening sequence for 'My Fare Lady' was animated in a pixel art style by Australian animators Paul Robertson and Ivan Dixon.
Answer: True
Explanation: The opening sequence for 'My Fare Lady' was distinctively animated in a pixel art style by Paul Robertson and Ivan Dixon, accompanied by a chiptune theme.
Steve Cutts' 'LA-Z Rider' couch gag was featured in an episode that had low viewing figures due to an NFL overrun.
Answer: False
Explanation: Despite initial predictions of low viewership due to an NFL overrun, the episode featuring Steve Cutts' 'LA-Z Rider' couch gag became the highest-viewed episode of Season 27.
Eric Goldberg's couch gag for 'Fland Canyon' featured the Simpson family reimagined as classic Disney characters.
Answer: True
Explanation: Eric Goldberg's couch gag for 'Fland Canyon' paid homage to Disney animation by reimagining the Simpson family as classic Disney characters.
The 'Yarn' couch gag by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios showed Homer becoming a yarn version of himself and encountering ALF inside the couch.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'Yarn' couch gag depicted Homer's transformation into a yarn figure and his encounter with ALF within the confines of the couch.
The 'Three weeks later' parody in 'The Heartbroke Kid' showed an overweight Bart having a heart attack after overeating.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'Three weeks later' parody in 'The Heartbroke Kid' humorously illustrated the severe consequences of Bart's overeating, culminating in a heart attack.
The 'Underwater' themed opening sequence from 'Singin' in the Lane' changed the title to 'The Shrimpsons' and depicted characters as sea creatures.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'Underwater' themed opening sequence for 'Singin' in the Lane' creatively transformed the show's title to 'The Shrimpsons' and reimagined all characters as marine life.
The 'Flanders' focused opening sequence from 'Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?' showed Ned Flanders buying only healthy, organic products.
Answer: False
Explanation: The 'Flanders' focused opening sequence depicted Ned Flanders purchasing bland products like Bland-O-Lake butter and White Bread for the Soul, not exclusively healthy or organic items.
In the Christmas-themed opening from Season 18, Mr. Burns and Smithers are replaced by a Scrooge-esque Burns and a Ghost of Marley-esque Smithers.
Answer: True
Explanation: The Christmas-themed opening from Season 18 featured a festive reinterpretation of Mr. Burns and Smithers as Scrooge and the Ghost of Marley, respectively.
The Breaking Bad parody opening sequence used the song 'Crystal Blue Persuasion' because it was also featured in a Breaking Bad episode.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'Breaking Bad' parody opening sequence utilized 'Crystal Blue Persuasion' due to its prior use in a 'Breaking Bad' episode, creating an authentic cross-reference.
The Futurama parody opening sequence for 'Simpsorama' included the text 'A show out of ideas teams up with a show out of episodes'.
Answer: True
Explanation: The 'Futurama' parody opening sequence for 'Simpsorama' featured a self-aware textual commentary on both series, stating 'A show out of ideas teams up with a show out of episodes'.
Banksy's guest-made opening sequence for 'MoneyBart' critiqued animation production by depicting what?
Answer: A fictional overseas Asian animation and merchandise sweatshop.
Explanation: Banksy's guest opening for 'MoneyBart' offered a critical commentary on animation production by portraying a fictional overseas sweatshop with exploitative conditions.
Despite anticipated low viewing figures, Steve Cutts' 'LA-Z Rider' couch gag was featured in an episode that became what for Season 27?
Answer: The highest-viewed episode.
Explanation: Steve Cutts' 'LA-Z Rider' couch gag was featured in an episode that, contrary to expectations, achieved the highest viewership for Season 27.
Eric Goldberg's couch gag for 'Fland Canyon' featured a parody of which famous animation studio's characters?
Answer: Disney
Explanation: Eric Goldberg's couch gag for 'Fland Canyon' presented a parody of Disney characters, reimagining the Simpson family in the style of classic Disney animation.
How did the 'Three weeks later' parody in 'The Heartbroke Kid' depict Bart?
Answer: As an overweight character having a heart attack.
Explanation: The 'Three weeks later' parody in 'The Heartbroke Kid' humorously portrayed Bart as an overweight character suffering a heart attack due to overeating.
In the 'Underwater' themed opening sequence, what was the title changed to?
Answer: The Shrimpsons
Explanation: The 'Underwater' themed opening sequence creatively retitled the show as 'The Shrimpsons' to align with its aquatic theme.
In the 'Flanders' focused opening sequence, what kind of products does Ned Flanders buy at the supermarket?
Answer: Bland products like Bland-O-Lake butter and White Bread for the Soul.
Explanation: The 'Flanders' focused opening sequence humorously depicted Ned Flanders purchasing bland, wholesome products such as Bland-O-Lake butter and White Bread for the Soul.
The Breaking Bad parody opening sequence for 'What Animated Women Want' was set to the tune of which song?
Answer: 'Crystal Blue Persuasion'
Explanation: The 'Breaking Bad' parody opening sequence for 'What Animated Women Want' was set to the song 'Crystal Blue Persuasion,' a deliberate reference to its use in the original series.
What self-aware text appeared in the Futurama parody opening sequence for the 'Simpsorama' crossover episode?
Answer: A show out of ideas teams up with a show out of episodes.
Explanation: The 'Futurama' parody opening sequence for 'Simpsorama' featured a meta-commentary, stating 'A show out of ideas teams up with a show out of episodes'.
In the Christmas-themed opening sequence from Season 18, who replaces Mr. Burns and Smithers?
Answer: Scrooge-esque Burns and Ghost of Marley-esque Smithers
Explanation: In the Season 18 Christmas-themed opening, Mr. Burns and Smithers were reimagined as Scrooge and the Ghost of Marley, respectively, fitting the holiday context.
Which of these episodes is NOT mentioned as having parodied The Simpsons opening sequence within the show itself?
Answer: 'Lisa the Vegetarian'
Explanation: Among the listed options, 'Lisa the Vegetarian' is not cited as an episode that parodied The Simpsons opening sequence internally.
The new arrangement of The Simpsons opening theme, composed by Alf Clausen, was introduced starting with Season 3.
Answer: True
Explanation: Alf Clausen's new arrangement of The Simpsons opening theme was indeed introduced at the commencement of Season 3.
Matt Groening was always satisfied with the clouds at the beginning of the main title, especially in the HD version.
Answer: False
Explanation: Matt Groening consistently expressed dissatisfaction with the clouds in the opening sequence, though he felt the HD version came closer to his original artistic vision.
The session musicians for Lisa's saxophone solos intentionally play at a second-grade level to match her character's age.
Answer: False
Explanation: According to composer Alf Clausen, session musicians for Lisa's solos are instructed to play as if Lisa is a highly skilled musician, not at a second-grade level.
Matt Groening developed a lengthy opening sequence to allow for more detailed animation in each individual episode.
Answer: False
Explanation: Matt Groening developed a lengthy opening sequence primarily to reduce the amount of original animation needed for each episode, not to allow for more detailed animation.
Danny Elfman composed The Simpsons Theme in 1989 and considers it the most popular work of his career.
Answer: True
Explanation: Danny Elfman, the composer of The Simpsons Theme, has frequently acknowledged it as the most popular composition of his career.
The original theme for The Simpsons was 90 seconds long and was shortened by 15 seconds for the season two episode 'Bart Gets an F'.
Answer: True
Explanation: The original 90-second theme was indeed shortened by 15 seconds for the Season 2 episode 'Bart Gets an F' to accommodate episode length.
Who composed the new arrangement of The Simpsons opening theme introduced in Season 3?
Answer: Alf Clausen
Explanation: Alf Clausen was responsible for composing the updated arrangement of The Simpsons opening theme that debuted in Season 3.
What was Matt Groening's long-held artistic vision regarding the clouds in the opening sequence?
Answer: He wanted them to be as realistic as possible to transition into the cartoon universe.
Explanation: Matt Groening's artistic vision for the opening clouds was to achieve maximum realism, facilitating a seamless transition into the animated world of Springfield.
Who composed The Simpsons Theme in 1989?
Answer: Danny Elfman
Explanation: Danny Elfman was the composer responsible for creating The Simpsons Theme in 1989.
What was the duration of the original theme for The Simpsons before it was shortened?
Answer: 90 seconds
Explanation: The original theme for The Simpsons had a duration of approximately 90 seconds before it was edited for length.
According to Alf Clausen, how do session musicians approach Lisa's saxophone solos?
Answer: They play as if Lisa is a really good player.
Explanation: Alf Clausen instructed session musicians to perform Lisa's saxophone solos with the proficiency of a skilled player, rather than attempting to simulate a child's playing ability.
The Simpsons opening sequence was ranked #1 on TV Guide's list of TV's top 10 credits sequences in 2010.
Answer: True
Explanation: The Simpsons opening sequence received high acclaim, being ranked #1 on TV Guide's list of top 10 credits sequences in 2010 based on reader votes.