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Orange is the New Black I sang along every time.
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I used to not skip POI(Person Of interest), every intro had characters from the episode.
True blood, ultimate vibe setter
The Sopranos
Amazing opening theme and it does such a great job building a sense of place. Even during the show's most dramatic arcs, it does a great job of reminding us that the show is fundamentally about a very normal, relatable man with very normal and relatable concerns.
I adore The Sopranos.
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What we do in the shadows.
New intro to true detective. Its a refreshing change from all the GoT type intros that has become ubiquitous.
Fringe
- Jeeves and Wooster.
- Narcos
- Westworld
- Good Omens
- Twin Peaks
- Flowers
- Sherlock
- Peaky Blinders (I'm sorry)
- Medici
- Vikings
- Disenchantment
- Kingdom (the stephen fry show)
I cannot believe there's so many. And I'm sure I've missed a few. Damn
The Equalizer.
The OG one from way back when.
For me its Amazons Wheel of Time series. Seeing the threads get woven into the images of the world and then all coming together to be spun by the great wheel gets me emotional. They could bomb the remaining seasons and I would still be grateful for the opening.
Can't believe no one mentioned Mad Men yet!
Dark. Westworld.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 series)
I'm going to cheat and say Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul.
All of them. I don't skip intros and I've never understood why anyone does.
If I'm watching another episode immediately, I don't want the intro again so I'll skip that.
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Most if not all shows. The intro was made by passionate musicians, animators, editors, and other creative people who work on my favorite shows. It's part of the presentation and the vibe of the program. It's like skipping the opening scene. But to answer your question more directly, I watch every single last second of any Trek intro.
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The Wire
Big mouth, has a great opening song "Changes" by Charles Bradley
Moonlighting
Muppet Show
Hill Street Blues
First time around there was no option to skip them. Perhaps that's a contributing factor to why they're so good and re-watchable.