The original episodes of "E Street" had a lengthy opening title sequence made up of clips from the pilot and the first few episodes of the show, and was accompanied by a laid back, saxophone driven, jazzy theme tune which was credited to the composer, Ashley Irwin, who'd also composed the theme tune to "Richmond Hill", the short-lived soap opera "E Street" replaced on Network Ten. The original score was produced by Twilight Productions and was noticeably different to the music cues used on Australian soap operas of the same era. Originally, each episode had an individual title, but these were dropped at episode 34, entitled "Fishing", after which, the series adopted a more serialised format. When the series effectively re-launched at episode 39, the entire opening sequence, including the "E Street" logo, was redesigned and a much pacier montage of the contract cast was now linked together with a paint-brush wipe effect. The title credits were now a distinctive shade of white and blue, and the new "E Street" logo was underlined with a stripe of red graffiti. The opening theme tune was also remixed into a much faster, brighter, and punchier arrangement, however, the closing theme was retained for the time being.