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A video compiling all the opening theme songs of the original Bibleman series, which ran from 1995 to 2010.
Time stamps:
0:00 - First use of "The Bibleman Show" theme song, used in "Big, Big Book" and "Back to School" (both made in 1995).
0:48 - First use of the introductory sequence featuring a brief backstory behind Bibleman, second use of "The Bibleman Show" theme, used in "Six Lies of the Fibbler" and "Silencing the Gossip Queen" (both made in 1996).
2:25 - The opening after the introductory sequence is slightly modified to reflect the show's change to a different format, last use of "The Bibleman Show" theme, used in "Defeating the Shadow of Doubt" (made in 1998).
4:18 - The original introductory sequence remains, but the rest of the opening is revamped with a new theme song and "the armor of God" transformation sequence is prominently displayed, used in "The Fiendish Works of Dr. Fear" (made in 1999).
5:53 - Same as the previous episode's opening, but with some changes made to reflect the episode clips shown, used in "The Incredible Force of Joy" (made in 1999).
7:29 - The original introduction remains, but the theme song is once again revamped and the opening credits show scenes from the episode displayed on UNICE's monitor, used in "Conquering the Wrath of Rage" (made in 2000).
9:04 - Same as the previous episode's opening, but with some changes made to reflect the episode clips shown, last use of the original introduction sequence, used in "Shattering the Prince of Pride" (made in 2000).
10:39 - The introduction and theme song are completely revamped, with both being featured in the theme song rather than separate sequences, used in "Breaking the Bonds of Disobedience" (made in 2001).
11:33 - Uses the same theme song as the previous episode, with an extra sequence of the moon exploding at the beginning and the opening graphics changed to reflect the episode, used in "Lead Us Not Into Temptation" (made in 2001).
12:37 - Same changes as the previous episode, used in "Jesus Our Savior, Part 1" (made in 2002).
13:38 - Same changes as the previous episode, used in "Jesus Our Savior, Part 2" (made in 2003).
14:40 - The theme song is revamped again, as are the opening graphics, using a similar style to the previous theme song, used in "A Light in the Darkness" (made in 2003) and "Divided We Fall" (made in 2004).
15:33 - With Willie Aames stepping down from the show (and the role of Bibleman) after the previous episode, this new intro explains the backstory behind the new Bibleman, Josh Carpenter and how he became Bibleman alongside a new theme song, used in "A Fight For Faith" (made in 2004).
16:46 - A new introductory sequence to how Josh Carpenter became Bibleman and a shorter, revamped theme song are both present to reflect major changes to the show's format with its final incarnation in the original series. Used in all seven PowerSource episodes: "Terminating the Toxic of Disrespect", "Tuning Out the Unholy Hero", "Crushing the Conspiracy of the Cheater", "Lambasting the Legions of Laziness", "Blasting the Big Gamemaster Bully", "Combating the Commandment of Confusion", and "In the Presence of Enemies" (all made from 2006 through 2010).
All content belongs to Pamplin Entertainment and Tommy Nelson.
A video compiling all the opening theme songs of the original Bibleman series, which ran from 1995 to 2010.
Time stamps:
0:00 - First use of "The Bibleman Show" theme song, used in "Big, Big Book" and "Back to School" (both made in 1995).
0:48 - First use of the introductory sequence featuring a brief backstory behind Bibleman, second use of "The Bibleman Show" theme, used in "Six Lies of the Fibbler" and "Silencing the Gossip Queen" (both made in 1996).
2:25 - The opening after the introductory sequence is slightly modified to reflect the show's change to a different format, last use of "The Bibleman Show" theme, used in "Defeating the Shadow of Doubt" (made in 1998).
4:18 - The original introductory sequence remains, but the rest of the opening is revamped with a new theme song and "the armor of God" transformation sequence is prominently displayed, used in "The Fiendish Works of Dr. Fear" (made in 1999).
5:53 - Same as the previous episode's opening, but with some changes made to reflect the episode clips shown, used in "The Incredible Force of Joy" (made in 1999).
7:29 - The original introduction remains, but the theme song is once again revamped and the opening credits show scenes from the episode displayed on UNICE's monitor, used in "Conquering the Wrath of Rage" (made in 2000).
9:04 - Same as the previous episode's opening, but with some changes made to reflect the episode clips shown, last use of the original introduction sequence, used in "Shattering the Prince of Pride" (made in 2000).
10:39 - The introduction and theme song are completely revamped, with both being featured in the theme song rather than separate sequences, used in "Breaking the Bonds of Disobedience" (made in 2001).
11:33 - Uses the same theme song as the previous episode, with an extra sequence of the moon exploding at the beginning and the opening graphics changed to reflect the episode, used in "Lead Us Not Into Temptation" (made in 2001).
12:37 - Same changes as the previous episode, used in "Jesus Our Savior, Part 1" (made in 2002).
13:38 - Same changes as the previous episode, used in "Jesus Our Savior, Part 2" (made in 2003).
14:40 - The theme song is revamped again, as are the opening graphics, using a similar style to the previous theme song, used in "A Light in the Darkness" (made in 2003) and "Divided We Fall" (made in 2004).
15:33 - With Willie Aames stepping down from the show (and the role of Bibleman) after the previous episode, this new intro explains the backstory behind the new Bibleman, Josh Carpenter and how he became Bibleman alongside a new theme song, used in "A Fight For Faith" (made in 2004).
16:46 - A new introductory sequence to how Josh Carpenter became Bibleman and a shorter, revamped theme song are both present to reflect major changes to the show's format with its final incarnation in the original series. Used in all seven PowerSource episodes: "Terminating the Toxic of Disrespect", "Tuning Out the Unholy Hero", "Crushing the Conspiracy of the Cheater", "Lambasting the Legions of Laziness", "Blasting the Big Gamemaster Bully", "Combating the Commandment of Confusion", and "In the Presence of Enemies" (all made from 2006 through 2010).
All content belongs to Pamplin Entertainment and Tommy Nelson.
