All Hail Harrison title sequences

The title sequences of All Hail Harrison are different for each episode of a season, but show the same clips from season to season, with decreasing video quality as the series progresses.

There are 10 main title sequences, each showcasing a different aspect of Harrison's day-to-day life.

In flashback episodes, the title sequence starts as if it is the sequence for the corresponding episode, before VHS static appears and the sequence is replaced by a different version featuring a motif from Steins;Senior instead. Steins;Senior's stylized logo then appears for only a moment before being replaced by the All Hail Harrison logo.

## Descriptions

1. Harrison's phone is on his desk. The screen lights up with a phone call as the logo appears. The logo disappears as the phone screen turns off again.
2. Harrison adjusts the strap on his watch. He then turns his watch to face the camera as the logo appears. The logo disappears as the watch strikes 10:00.
3. A Wilkes University mug is on a counter. A coffee pot appears, pouring into the mug, and the logo appears. The logo disappears as the coffee overspills in the mug.
4. An open prescription pill bottle stands uneven on a cluttered desk. The logo appears as the bottle topples over and blue capsules spill out. The logo disappears as a close up of the pills flashes.
5. The front of Julia I is shown driving on a city street, with close-ups of the "LWYRUP" front vanity plate.
6. Harrison's circular sunglasses sit on a countertop, with close-ups of the "BG" engraving on the arm of the glasses.
7. The Wilkes University bridge is shown, with the logo appearing and disappearing as cars drive under the bridge.
8. Harrison's wallet is out on his car seat, with close-ups of his license and student ID as the logo appears/disappears.
9. Harrison's cluttered desk is shown, covered in binders, papers, pens, and legal pads. A close-up of the corner of the House of Harrison logo flashes as the logo appears. A close-up of a homemade "B. R. Harrison & Associates" business card flashes once the logo disappears.
10. The chest of Harrison wearing a suit is shown - wearing a black coat, dark blue shirt, and salmon, blue, and white tie. He is also wearing a tie clip and collar bar. The logo appears as Harrison adjusts his tie, and disappears as he puts his hands down.

## Flashback Distortions

In flashback episodes or episodes with flashbacks to the Steins;Senior timeline, the intro is distorted. The intro starts normally, but the quality becomes degraded as VHS static switches the intro to an altered version with Steins;Senior motifs. The static continues to switch between the normal intro and the degraded intro, and the Steins;Senior logo flashes for a moment before the All Hail Harrison logo appears. The intro ends normally each time.

1. Harrison's old phone from Steins;Senior replaces his new one.
2. A golden scratched watch replaces Harrison's watch.
3. A red Grove City College mug on a granite countertop replaces the Wilkes University mug.
4. A bottle of melatonin replaces the prescription bottle, and pink melatonin tablets replace the blue capsules.
5. Julia I's "LWYRUP" license plate is replaced with the future DeLorean license plate from "Back to the Future Part II."
6. Rectangular brown sunglasses replace the circular ones, and the close-up of the arm is blank.
7. The HAHS sign on the High School replaces the Wilkes University bridge.
8. Harrison's wallet is replace by an old one. It is black and heavily used, and his student ID is replaced with a black credit card with the initials "BG."
9. Harrison's desk is instead covered in black notebooks and failed math tests, and the close-ups show a rough draft of the House of Harrison logo instead of the finalized one, and the business car is replaced by a piece of paper with the title "Stolen Moments" written on the top.
10. Harrison's suit is replaced by a tuxedo, wearing a green tie, green vest, and large golden tie clip. When his hand adjusts the tie, he is not wearing his ring.

## Trivia

* The title sequences are very similar to the title sequences from Better Call Saul. However, as Better Call Saul's intros become more distorted, they show motifs from Saul's future. When All Hail Harrison's intro's become distorted, they show motifs from the past.
	+ Both title sequences from Better Call Saul and All Hail Harrison seem to be in VHS format. While this makes little sense in the context of All Hail Harrison, as the series takes place in the 2020s, it is meant to project the idea of recording the story for future reminiscence.