Crazy credits for
"Alias" (2001) More at IMDbPro »

• Opening credits generally do not appear until after the first act, 10-15
  minutes into the episode, an unusually late appearance for an American TV
  series.
• According to creator 'Jeffrey Abrams', the background of the words
  "Alias" in the opening credits come from home movies of his family. Also in
  the opening credits, the "Rambaldi" symbol is visible for a split-second.
• Beginning in the second season, episodes that are running too long have no
  opening theme. The credits are played over the episode and the only title
  logo you see is the black screen with the words ALIAS that is seen at the
  end of every episode.
• The first few episodes of the first season do not have the "My name is
  Sydney Bristow..." introductory monologue; neither does the later season 1
  episode "Q & A." By midway through the second season, the opening narration
  (which by that point was no longer recited by 'Jennifer Garner') was
  replaced altogether with a recap of previous episodes.
• The fourth season opening credits are presented over rapidly intercut shots
  of all of Sydney Bristow's aliases prior to the fourth season.
• All episodes end with the word "ALIAS" appearing on the screen, except for
  the final episode of the final season in which the message "Thank you for
  five wonderful years" appears on screen instead.

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