TV Shows With Front-On Views Of BGSs In Their Opening Titles...

[doorknob60]

Not quite what you were looking for probably, but The Middle.

[Big John]

The Fall Guy, right at the beginning:

[1995hoo]

Not quite what you were looking for probably, but The Middle.

That looks like an old ad rather than part of the show. My wife likes that show and the opening simply shows the title in an all lowercase typeface that looks like Courier. No theme music or anything and it doesn't show the cast. Plus the three kids all look a lot older than that now.

[Rothman]

I'm betting Simon & Simon had an I-5 BGS in its opening.  Too lazy to check, but I believe there's a 50/50 chance that I'm right.

[Big John]

I'm betting Simon & Simon had an I-5 BGS in its opening.  Too lazy to check, but I believe there's a 50/50 chance that I'm right.

yes you are right.

[theline]

Not quite what you were looking for probably, but The Middle.

That looks like an old ad rather than part of the show. My wife likes that show and the opening simply shows the title in an all lowercase typeface that looks like Courier. No theme music or anything and it doesn't show the cast. Plus the three kids all look a lot older than that now.

I can confirm what you said, 1995hoo. The artwork was just something designed by ABC promotions.

I'm a huge fan of the show for 3 reasons: it's really funny, it's set in Indiana, and my niece is co-creator/producer. There is no theme song, but the sound of a crow cawing and two musical notes are heard over the brief opening of a generic corn-soybean-lined rural road. It's very Hoosier-looking.

On second thought, the thing that's missing are the ditches on either side of the road. In Indiana, you have to have ditches.