{{Infobox character|color=Brown|name=Annabella Martin-Danziger-Ross|franchise=[[The Eryn Thomas Show (1986 TV Show)|The Eryn Thomas Show]]|series=[[The Eryn Thomas Show (1986 TV Show)|The Eryn Thomas Show]]|first=[[The Eryn Thomas Show (1986 TV Show)|The Eryn Thomas Show]]|first_date=September 11, 1988|creator=Quincy Jones 
Chuck Lorre 
Dan Schneider 
Dick Clark|portrayer=Catherine Keener (1988-1993) 
Tara Strong (1993-1999) 
Heather Graham (1996-2014) 
Audra Lea Keener (1997-present) 
Michelle Trachtenberg (2001-present)|voice=Catherine Keener (1988-1993) 
Tara Strong (1993-1999) 
Heather Graham (1996-2014) 
Audra Lea Keener (1997-present) 
Michelle Trachtenberg (2001-present)|fullname=Annabella May Lorraine Martin-Danzinger-Ross|race=White|species=Human|gender=Female}}

'''Annabella May Lorraine Martin-Danzinger-Ross''' (born October 18) is is a Character on [[The Eryn Thomas Show (1986 TV Show)|The Eryn Thomas Show]], She Later Appeared on Many Shows Such as [[The Martin-Danzinger-Ross Family Show (1992 TV Show)|The Martin-Danzinger-Ross Family Show]], [[The Best Friend Gang: The New Generation]], [[Amadaeus' New Kicks (1997 TV Show)|Amadaeus' New Kicks]], [[The Ileana Sanchez Show (1999 TV Show)|The Ileana Sanchez Show]] and More.

== Bio ==

* Birthday: October 18
* Age(s): 17 (1988-1992), 18 (1992-2023), 19 (2023-2024), 20 (2024-present; Upcoming)
* Hair Color: Brown
* Eye Color: Blue

2024-06-11T17:17:10Z

DaddyOFive3003:

{{Infobox Television|show_name=Violy Gets Grounded|creator=Steve Oedekerk 
Dan Schneider 
Daniel Feunmayor Ledesma 
John A. Davis|based_on=[[The Best Friend Gang: The New Generation]]|writer=Robin Weiner 
Michael Carrington|director=Jim Hope 
Christopher J. Nowak 
Keith Alcorn 
Mike Gasaway 
Kirby Atkins|creative_director=Vincent Waller|voices=Sarah Michelle Gellar 
Steve Oedekerk 
Megan Mullally 
Richard Johnson 
Audra Lea Keener 
Colin Hanks 
Jill Talley 
Rob Paulsen|composer=Mark Mothersbaugh|music=Mark Mothersbaugh|theme_music_composer=The Best Friend Gang|opentheme=Born Again by Sasha|endtheme=Born Again by Sasha|num_seasons=4|num_episodes=252 ([[Violy Gets Grounded: The Series Episode List|list of episodes]])|executive_producer=Keith Alcorn 
Guy Moon|producer=Daniel Fuenmayor Ledesma|studio=Schneider's Bakery 
O Entertainment (2004-2014) 
Omation Animation Studio (2006-2021) 
Warner Bros. Television Animation 
Sony Pictures Television 
20th Century Fox Television 
Paramount Television 
Walt Disney Television 
Nickelodeon Productions 
Disney Channel Originals 
Disney XD Originals (2009-2021) 
Nicktoons Originals 
Cartoon Network Productions|first_aired={{Start date|2004|9|13}}|last_aired={{End date|2021|4|23}}}}

'''Violy Gets Grounded: The Series''' is a 2004 American TV Show Which Aired on [[Nickelodeon]], [[Nicktoons]], [[Nick at Nite]], [[Disney Channel]], [[Disney XD]], and [[Cartoon Network]] from September 13, 2004 to April 23, 2021.

== Episode List ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Season
!First Aired
!Last Aired
|-
|Pilot
| colspan="2" |May 9, 2000
|-
| rowspan="2" |1
|September 13, 2004
|July 22, 2005
|-
|September 12, 2005
|July 28, 2006
|-
| rowspan="5" |2
|September 11, 2006
|July 27, 2007
|-
|September 10, 2007
|July 25, 2008
|-
|September 8, 2008
|July 24, 2009
|-
|September 14, 2009
|July 30, 2010
|-
|August 16, 2010
|October 1, 2010
|-
| rowspan="11" |3
|October 4, 2010
|July 29, 2011
|-
|September 12, 2011
|August 3, 2012
|-
|September 17, 2012
|August 2, 2013
|-
|September 16, 2013
|August 1, 2014
|-
|September 15, 2014
|July 31, 2015
|-
|September 14, 2015
|July 29, 2016
|-
|September 12, 2016
|July 28, 2017
|-
|September 11, 2017
|July 27, 2018
|-
|September 10, 2018
|July 26, 2019
|-
|September 9, 2019
|July 17, 2020
|-
|July 20, 2020
|October 9, 2020
|-
|4
|October 12, 2020
|April 23, 2021
|}

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DaddyOFive3003:

{{Infobox person
| name = Rosie Anderson
| given name =
| honorific prefix =
| nickname =
| birth_name = Rosalina Katrina Anderson
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1989|3|23}}
| birth_place = Bellingham, WA
| nationality = American
| other_names = Rose
| MainAdvanced =
| education = Blaine High School
| occupation = Singer
*rapper
*actress
*songwriter
*artist
| years_active = 1996–present
| home_town = New York City, New York
| height = 5'8
| children = 9
| mother = Doris Anderson
| father = Boris Anderson
| OqAdvanced =
| polAdvanced =
| famAdvanced =
}}
'''Rosalina Katrina Anderson''' (born March 23, 1989) known sometimes as Rosie is an American singer, rapper, actress, songwriter and artist, She Is Better Known For Releasing Songs Since 2003.

Rosie<nowiki>'s best known songs are ''Die Young'', ''Macarena'', ''Dance'', Don't Make Sense'', and ''Lasting''</nowiki>. In addition to her solo career, Rosie was a member of the hip hop group The Andersons. He is also known for collaborations with singer [[Avril Lavigne]]; the two are collectively known as [[Good Meets Nice]].{{Infobox character|name=Rosie|first_date={{Start date|1992|9|18}}|first=[[The Eryn Thomas Show (1986 TV Show)|The Eryn Thomas Show]]|creator=Dan Schneider Quincy Jones Dick Clark Chuck Lorre|portrayer=E.G. Daily (September 18, 1992 - September 29, 1995) 
Sarah Michelle Gellar (October 1, 1995 - present)|full_name=Rosalina Katrina Anderson|gender=Female|race=White|home=Bellingham, WA|nickname=Rose|franchise=[[The Martin-Danzinger-Ross Family Show (1992 TV Show)|The Martin-Danzinger-Ross Family Show]]|based_on=Caillou|voice=E.G. Daily (September 18, 1992 - September 29, 1995) 
Sarah Michelle Gellar (October 1, 1995 - present)|motion_actor=|fullname=Rosalina Katrina Anderson|height=5'8|color=Cyan|occupation=Singer
*rapper
*actress
*songwriter
*artist|spouse=[[Eduardo Peterson]]|lbl35=Hair Color|data35=Blonde (1992-present) 
Brown (1995-present)|lbl25=Eye Color|lbl5=Blue|data5=Favorite Color(s)|lbl34=Green 
Silver 
Pink 
Blue 
Gray}}

2024-06-06T19:25:55Z

DaddyOFive3003:

{{Episode infobox|episode=|season=1|series=[[The Ileana Sanchez Show]]|based_on=I Know What You Did Last Summer The Ileana Sanchez Show|release_date={{Start date|1999|6|11}} (TV) {{Start date|2000|4|18}} (DVD)|airdate={{Start date|1999|6|11}} (TV) {{Start date|2000|4|18}} (DVD)|runtime=101 minutes|image=Poster7102fba68943b5c8223356e7ce2d58441d9f75b2.jpg}}{{Infobox film|director=Michael Carrington|producer=Quincy Jones|writer=Jim Hope|screenplay=Lisa Rosenthal|based_on=The Ileana Sanchez Show I Know What You Did Last Summer|starring=Tara Strong Jane Levy Richard "Richie" Johnson Collin Hanks Duncan Brannan Heather Graham|music=John Debney|studio=Miramax Films|distributor=20th Century Fox 
Warner Bros. Pictures 
Columbia Pictures 
Universal Pictures 
Miramax 
Touchstone Pictures|released={{Start date|1999|6|11}} (TV) {{Start date|2000|4|18}} (DVD)|runtime=101 minutes|production companies=Schneider's Bakery 
Quincy Jones-David Salzman Entertainment 
Dick Clark Productions 
Columbia TriStar Television 
Mohawk Productions 
HBO Independent Prouctions 
Warner Bros. Television 
Touchstone Television 
Miramax Television 
Ileana Sanchez Enterprises 
20th Century Fox Television 
NBC Studios|image=Poster7102fba68943b5c8223356e7ce2d58441d9f75b2.jpg}}

== List of Deaths ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Cause of Death
!Killer
!On Screen
!Notes
|-
|Adam Martin-Danzinger-Ross
|Unknown
| rowspan="6" |James Davidson
|No
|
|-
|Alejandro "Amir" Anderson-Delgado
|Hooked in chin
| rowspan="5" |Yes
|
|-
|Alexander "Amadaeus" Anderson-Delgado
|Hooked repeatedly in abdomen
|Revenge for running over him and leaving him in a body of water
|-
|Officer Paul Johnson
|Hooked in gut
|
|-
|Annabella Martin-Danzinger-Ross
|Throat slit with hook
|
|-
|Brooke Martin-Danzinger-Ross
|Hooked 6 times in throat, shoulder, chest
|Revenge for running over him and leaving him in a body of water
|}

== Cast ==

* Tara Strong as Ileana Anderson-Delgado
* Jane Levy as Brooke Martin-Danzinger-Ross
* Richard "Richie" Johnson as Amadaeus Anderson-Delgado
* Collin Hanks as Andrew Orozco
* Heather Graham as Annabella Martin-Danzinger-Ross
* Duncan Brannan as Amir Anderson-Delgado
* [[Sarah Michelle Gellar]] as Eryn Thomas
* Abe Vigoda as James Davidson
* Michael McDonald as Officer Paul Johnson
* Talisa Soto as Helen Anderson-Delgado
* Shannon Elizabeth as Violy
* Tom Kenny as Adam Martin-Danzinger-Ross

== Home media ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Format
!Cover
!Release Date(s)
!Publisher
!Notes
|-
|Demo VHS
|[[File:Poster7102fba68943b5c8223356e7ce2d58441d9f75b2.jpg|thumb]]
|September 28, 1999
|Columbia TriStar Home Video
|
|-
|VHS
|[[File:Poster7102fba68943b5c8223356e7ce2d58441d9f75b2.jpg|thumb]]
| rowspan="2" |April 18, 2000
| rowspan="2" |Miramax Home Entertainment
|
|-
|DVD
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.44.08 PM.png|thumb]]
|
|-
|DVD
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.44.08 PM.png|thumb]]
|March 6, 2001
|MGM Home Entertainment
|
|-
|DVD
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.44.08 PM.png|thumb]]
|April 23, 2002
|Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
|
|-
|DVD
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.47.31 PM.png|thumb]]
|September 28, 2004
|Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
|Special Edition
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|September 18, 2007
|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
|
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|November 25, 2008
|Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
|
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|October 20, 2009
|20th Century Fox Blu-ray
|10th Anniversary Edition
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|November 23, 2010
|Warner Home Video
|
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|April 26, 2011
|Lionsgate Home Entertainment
|
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|April 17, 2012
|Universal Blu-ray
|
|-
|Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 1.54.21 PM.png|thumb]]
|March 19, 2013
|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
|
|-
|4K UHD Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 2.02.43 PM.png|thumb]]
|November 14, 2023
|Paramount Home Entertainment
|
|-
|4K UHD Blu-ray
|[[File:Screenshot 2023-11-28 2.02.43 PM.png|thumb]]
|May 14, 2024
|Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
|25th Anniversary Edition
|}

== Dialogue ==

: '''Amadaeus''': Jesus God, my figgin' car. Crap! Can't you see where you're going??
: '''Andrew''': Look, it came out of nowhere, I didn't see it.
: '''Ileana''': A dog couldn't have done that.
: '''Amadaeus''': Yeah well a friggin' deer could.
: '''Andrew''': You dropped your bottle, I was just...
: '''Amadaeus''': My dad is gonna freak on my behind.
: '''Brooke''': It was an accident leave him alone.
: '''Ileana''': Where is it? If it was a deer, then where is it?
: '''Andrew''': Maybe it ran off.
: '''Brooke''': I hope so, I hope we didn't kill it.
: '''Amadaeus''': Forget that. Lets go.
: '''Ileana''': Oh, my God. ''[picks up a man's boot out of the gutter]''
: '''Andrew''': No way.
: '''Ileana''': Oh, my God.
: '''Brooke''': But I thought...
: '''Andrew''': I didn't see it.
: '''Amadaeus''': No there's no way.
: '''Ileana''': Oh, my God, this isn't happening.

----

: '''Andrew''': I think he's dead.
: '''Amadaeus''': Crap! Jesus!
: '''Brooke''': Who is he?
: '''Andrew''': I can't tell, his face is all messed up.
: '''Amadaeus''': What the heck was he ''doing'' out here?!
: '''Ileana''': We've got to call the police and get an ambulance out here.
: '''Amadaeus''': Hey, hey, what's your hurry? The guy's dead.
: '''Ileana''': You're not a doctor you don't make that descison.
: '''Amadaeus''': Use your brain Ileana; we call the police and were screwed.
: '''Ileana''': It was an accident.
: '''Andrew''': Look, lets think about this a minute.
: '''Ileana''': Think about what? Think about what? He was crossing the road in the middle of the night okay, it was an accident, you weren't drinking or speeding.
: '''Andrew''': There's liquor all over the car.
: '''Ileana''': But you're sober.
: '''Andrew''': They will never believe I was driving.
: '''Amadaeus''': It's my car, they'll nail my behind.
: '''Brooke''': That's not true.
: '''Amadaeus''': Are you ''kidding?'' Look at me, I'm drunk as ''crap'', I'm screwed.
: '''Ileana''': So we'll call the police, just tell them the truth, they'll believe us.
: '''Andrew''': It's manslaughter. We're gonna fry no matter who takes the fall.
: '''Amadaeus''': Then we leave right now.
: '''Ileana''': No way, are you crazy?
: '''Andrew''': The grille's busted, there's blood everywhere.
: '''Amadaeus''': We can clean it up, come on.
: '''Ileana''': Listen to yourselves, NO, we are going to the police.
: '''Amadaeus''': ''[shouting]'' We don't have time for your crap'', you'' understand?! ''We've got to move'' fast''.''
: '''Andrew''': Hey, now lets try to stay calm. Focus.
: '''Ileana''': Don't you get it? If there's some of him on the car, there's some of the car on him, they're gonna trace it back to you, you're looking at a hit and run.
: '''Amadaeus''': Then we dump the body.
: '''Ileana''': You've lost it.
: '''Brooke''': Like just pretend we were never here.
: '''Amadaeus''': We could drag him into the water and dump him in, they wouldn't find the crapper for weeks, by that time all the evidence would be washed away.
: '''Andrew''': ''[warming to the idea]'' If they found him at all... The currents are strong, the undertow could carry him out to sea.
: '''Ileana''': I won't be any part of it.
: '''Andrew''': Look, I'm scared Ileana, I'm not like the rest of you, I don't have the family or the money to get me out of this. Please.
: '''Amadaeus''': This is your future Ileana, think about it, college, your scholarship. The guy's already dead, if we go to the police we're dead too.
: ''[A truck starts coming down the road towards them.]''
: '''Amadaeus''': Jesus.
: '''Brooke''': What do we do?
: '''Amadaeus''': ''[to Andrew]'' Help me.

----

: '''Andrew''': What can I do for you, Amir?
: '''Amir''': You can wipe that my-crao-don't-stink grin off your face.
: '''Andrew''': Okay Amir, will do. Have a goodnight.
: '''Amir''': You almost got that rich boy act down Andrew.
: '''Andrew''': We'll be seeing you Amir.
: '''Amir''': Yup. Take care Andrew.

----

: '''Sheriff''': Oh, and did this killer use his hook to cut all your hair off?
: '''Brooke''': No. He used scissors, idiot.

----

: '''Brooke''': By that time I'll just be finishing my two year contract with Guiding Light, coinciding with your first year as starting quarterback for the Steelers.
: '''Amadaeus''': Cowboys.
: '''Brooke''': Whatever. Then we can elope to Europe, or the Caymans. Wherever, where I'll let you be siblings with me with the first of 3 sibling before you head off to rehab. Then we can live happily, blah blah blah.

----

: '''Ileana''': Amadaeus, stop!
: '''Amadaeus''': No! Wake up, Ileana. He's behind all this! How many messed up fishermen are out there?
: '''Andrew''': Look, he's after me too! I got a letter.
: '''Amadaeus''': Oh, you got a letter? I got run over! Brooke gets her hair chopped off, Ileana gets a body in her trunk, and you got a letter? That's balanced!

----

: '''Ileana''': We need help.
: '''Amadaeus''': I'll say. You two should check out a mirror sometime. You look like crap run over twice.

----

: '''Amadaeus''': I know what you did last spring?
: [''sarcastic'']
: '''Amadaeus''': Ooooooh! What a crock of crap.

----

: '''Ileana''': Brooke, we killed a man and ruined the lives of everyone he knew.
: '''Brooke''': I don't think we were that powerful, Ileana. You're giving us way too much credit.

----

: '''Amadaeus''': How do you know this is even related? You did a lot of things last spring.
: '''Ileana''': Yeah. Well, only one murder comes to mind.
: '''Amadaeus''': ''[gets really furious] YOU SHUT THE HECK UP!!!!''

----

: '''Andrew''': Ileana, what are you doing here?
: '''Ileana''': We didn't kill Adam Martin-Danzinger-Ross. It was someone else on the road that night.
: '''Andrew''': What are you talking about?
: '''Ileana''': I think it was Susie's father, Ben Willis. He's a fisherman.
: '''Andrew''': But they found David's body in the water.
: '''Ileana''': Yeah, I know, but I think Ben Willis killed David Egan!
: '''Andrew''': Wait a second. You think this Davidson guy killed Adam, then we killed him?
: '''Ileana''': Yeah, but what if he didn't die, Andrew? What if he's still alive?
: '''Andrew''': This is crazy. Come aboard. Come inside.

----

: '''James''': You in some kind of trouble, child?
: '''Ileana''': Yes, yeah. I'm in a lot of trouble.
: '''James''': That's a shame, being that it's Easter and all. Kids like you should be out having fun. Drinking, partying, running people over, getting away with murder... things like that.

----

: [''the killer threatens Julie with his ice hook'']
: '''James''': Happy Easter, Ileana!
: '''Ileana''': [''terrified''] Please, it was an accident!
: '''James''': I know all about the accidents, and let me give you some advice: When you leave a man for dead, make sure he's REALLY dead!

2024-06-05T17:38:55Z

DaddyOFive3003:

=== Seasons 1-2 (1985-1988) ===
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeason1.png|1985-1987
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeason2.png|1987-1988
</gallery>With a new cast in place, a new montage was made for season 1, which remained in use for season 2. It began with cast members fleeing something not shown, and showed repertory cast members in video clips, and featured players in stills. No titles were shown with voice actor names. The music remained the same from the Unaired Pilot. For the first time, the band was introduced after the last featured player. A permanent with this season, the repertory cast is introduced first, followed by the featured voice actors, then the Episode Title

== Seasons 3-5 (1988-1991) ==
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonThree.png|alt=
</gallery>A new show logo was used starting with this season. It was made up of the words The + Eryn + Thomas + Show styled in a circle. It was used until the end of the show's 10th season in 1995.

Season 3 has been given a new look introduced new video, with new video clips of the cast in black and white in a bar setting. The music and overall style remained the same as the previous two years, while for season 4, they added a 5th anniversary mark.

=== Seasons 5-8 (1990-1994) ===
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonFive.png|1990-1992
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonSeven.png|1992-1995
</gallery>Season 5 changed the cast videos again, though the music and overall style still remained unchanged. A notable addition was the middle cast category, with cast members introduced in the same style as repertory cast members. This middle cast category was dropped for season 8, but the montage remained otherwise the same, using the same video clips.

=== Season 9 (1994-1995) ===
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonTen.png|September-December 1994
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonTen1995.png|January-September 1995
</gallery>After four years with the same theme, the montage changes again. The music has also changed slightly, but is still a rendition of the music used since 1985. This montage has a 10th Anniversary theme, and is in black and white, and it consists of the cast members' photos being projected onto various objects around New York.

=== Season 10-Mid Season 11 (September 18, 1995-August 31, 1997) ===
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeason10.png|1995-1996
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonEleven.png|1996-1999
</gallery>Along with a virtually all new cast, this season also came with an all new opener. and the theme music is a jazzier version of the 1994-1995 theme. This montage has a theme similar to that of the NBC studios where TETS is broadcast, and consists of black and white images of the voice cast at Olympia, with purple and green titling. The 1992 TETS logo introduced here is used through the 2005-2006 season.

The 1996 (season 11) montage also uses a "30 Rock" theme, and is virtually identical to the 1995 montage, but with brand new cast photos, and slight change in font.

=== Late Season 11-Mid Season 12 (September 1, 1997-September 6, 1998) ===
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeason12A.png|alt=
</gallery>This opener is the only montage in TETS's history that did not feature any images of Olympia. Instead, it featured colored bars that spun and revealed each voice actor photo, along with mention of a The Best Friend Gang TV appearing on episodes.

=== Late Season 11-Mid Season 14 (September 1, 1997-September 3, 2000) ===
<gallery>
File:TheErynThomasShowLogoSeasonTwelve.png|alt=
</gallery>This montage was used for two seasons, including TETS's 15th Anniversary season. It is similar to the 1997 montage in that various colored bars were used. However, there are various striking differences between the two montages. Whereas the first one had all bars moved sideways in vertical positions, this one included bars moving from different directions in horizontal positions. Also, unlike the previous montage, shots of New York City, Olympia, University Place, Lacey, Bellingham, and Tacoma were featured within the moving bars. The bars were also different colors. Finally, as opposed to the voice actors/voice actresses/musical guest/host photos occupying the entire screen, they were represented in a small box in a beige color.

For the season 14 intro, one difference is that the TETS logo now has a small "15" superscript after it to commemorate its 15th Anniversary and Season 12 featured voice actors

=== Late Season 15-Mid Season 16 (September 4, 2000-September 1, 2002) ===
This opening montage was used for three seasons. It contains various shots from around New York City and features the voice actors and voice actresses at Capital High School It was also the first opening montage since the 1993–94 season in which the voice actors moved on-screen. The music that would accompany the opening credits for this season and the next two would garner some criticism from some TETS "purists" because of its heavy use of turntables and DJ equipment.

For season 16, there were a few cast changes, and this time without the World Trade Center in the skyline shot. Richard Johnson's clip was changed. The theme had a minor change also.

=== Late Season 16-Mid Season 17 (September 2, 2002-September 7, 2003) ===
This season's montage was basically a "film negative" version of the 2000 montage, using new effects when displaying the cast's title cards. Sarah Michelle Gellar's clip was changed. This is also the last opening montage to mention the Saturday Night Live Band in the intro, a tradition which had happened the first 17 years (1986-2003).

=== Late Season 17-Mid Season 18 (September 8, 2003-September 5, 2004) ===
A brand new opening for 2003 has a Grand Central Terminal theme (complementing the new stage), with a "first-person" camera following the voice actors and voice actresses who are found around various sections of the subway, and local eateries. This opener is the first since season 1, to not to credit the Saturday Night Live Band, which now seems permanent.

=== Late Season 18-Season 20 (September 6, 2004-September 17, 2006) ===
Another brand new montage for 2004 opens on a shot of the Brooklyn Bridge, and shows the cast engaging in conversations around a local nightclub. The text for the voice actors' names are capatlized, white, and each letter of their name is spread out.

For season 19 -- the 2004-2005 season, the intro was in HD (high-definition), as s19 was the first season of the show to be in HD. The names were also displayed in a different font.

=== Final Two Weeks of Season 20-Early Season 24 (September 3, 2006-December 6, 2009) ===
The opening montage introduced on the 21st-season premiere involved the cast on a Party at Capital High School. It was a completely new production from the previous montage, featuring a completely new logo and VTR. The font was in a plain greyish colour with bold lettering, where each word is progressively larger than the last in both the title and cast credits, with footage of Olympia in the background. The epiosde's pictures are simply seen over top of the background footage instead of inserted onto a billboard like the previous season.

With the AJ Knows Best episode airing on September 18, 2006, the montage was changed slightly to include an TETS logo changed to a design and typeface identical to the 1985–1987 TETS logo. The pictures of the episodes were placed over the entire screen, instead of over the Olympia footage. This new montage was also used for the rerun for the Eryn's TV Dilemma episode, replacing the originally-aired one.

Also changing for the September 19, 2006 repeat was the logo. The logo kept the same look, but condensed to look thinner, and to fit wide screen.

For season 22, the artwork for the host and musical guest is now a black and white portrait.

Lastly, for season 23, the episode artwork is now back to being in color. The "TETS" logo and the cast credits appear smaller to fit into the 4:3 "safe area". In the second episode of the season, the video for Jane Levy's credit was changed. In the fourth episode, the show went back to being shown in letterbox in some markets.

=== Mid Season 24-Early Season 27 (December 7, 2009-November 2, 2012) ===
The opening montage introduced on the 24th-season premiere featured the cast in random places in New York City. The montage features the same logo as the previous seasons but instead of the greyish color it's now a light greenish color with bold lettering. The host and musical guest are pictures cover the entire screen when introduced. In the second episode the host and musical guest have a small picture that is circled with bright colors, the background features it going down a city street. It also had the "TETS 25" bumper, since this was the show's 24th season.

For season 27, all reference to TETS's 25 years on the air were removed, including the intro.

Lastly, for season 26, the only changes are as of the September 29, 2011 episode

=== Mid Season 27-Season 28 (November 4, 2012-September 21, 2014) ===
The opening montage introduced in the November 4, 2012 episode features still photos of each voice actor interspersed among a New York City background. The cast photos are edited to look like separate images merging to form one picture. The first time since the 1999-2000 season to solely have photos of the voice actors'.

For season 28, the opening montage is the same as last season's, only Melissa Joan Hart's photo was changed

=== Season 29-Season 32 (September 22, 2014-September 30, 2018) ===
This new montage marked Darrel Hammond's debut as the show's new announcer

A fresh new soundtrack was added, too, extending to two minutes.

The opening montage introduced in the season 29 premiere is in the same vein as the 2009–12 opening, in which we see the cast members engage in various locations of New York City. In addition, there is a completely new logo as well as a revamped theme song, which is a hybrid of the 2009 and 2012 themes.

The new montage began a flickering theme for the text. This montage returned the use of live video for voice actors rather than pictures. For Season 29, "30" was put after "The Eryn Thomas Show" or "TETS"; it was removed for Season 30. Starting with season 31, still photos of the host and musical guest were replaced with short video clips.

=== Seasons 33-34 (October 1, 2018-September 20, 2020) ===
For season 33, new art deco-themed tiles were used for cast members. The The Eryn Thomas Show logo and music remained unchanged.

The intro changed this season, after having been the same for the past four seasons. It featured black and white video which showed each cast members' whereabouts through New York City, which changed to color and a freeze frame over which the names of each voice actor would appear in Blue text with a color background. The TETS logo that debuted in 2006 remained and the theme music is a rearrangement of the 2014 theme. Also, the host and musical guest portions are the same as in the past two seasons, in which they are live short video clips. This intro would be kept through the Eryn Gets Bullied Again episode.

However, starting with the TETS at Home episodes (beginning: April 6, 2020), due to the coronavirus pandemic, the intro was changed for the last 3 episodes of the season, and showed the cast members at their homes.

=== Seasons 35-36 (September 21, 2020-September 18, 2022) ===
After just two seasons, a new opening intro was introduced. Like the previous one, it was in black and white and showed the cast both at NBC Studios and around 30 Rockefeller Plaza, with their names appearing in variously colored cursive lettering. Some of the cast members were also shown wearing masks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The theme music from the previous intro carried over to this one (with small arrangement changes towards the beginning) and the host and musical guest portions, in which they are short video clips, remain the same.

For season 36, the intro was relatively the same, but now in color. The hand-drawn lettering was also given an extra glowing treatment and the logo was changed from pink to a bright blue.

=== Season 37-present (September 19, 2022-present) ===
Once again, after just two seasons, a new intro was introduced. Rather than a mix of stills and video clips, this intro was entirely video, and 8 cast members left the show prior to this season, making this a revamped intro. A new logo was made and introduced, and the theme song—which mashes up elements of the 2003-2006 theme in the beginning with elements of the 2018-2022 theme towards the end—is played at a faster pace.

For season 38, the intro was left in tact