What TV show intro will you never skip?
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What we do in the shadows
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Lucky Star!
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Gravity Falls
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Black Mirror. It is sufficiently short to never need skipping.
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Severance. Maybe it's just being a hobby 3d artist that makes every frame of that delicious intro so captivating
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Sakamoto days.
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Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. That song is catchy as all hell .
Peacemaker. The same catchy song and love the dance routine.
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Raised by Wolves had a great intro theme and art style.
I would list the great Star Trek opening themes, but honestly they are long and can be a bit much when you're on your like eighth episode in a row.
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Bojack Horseman!
Back in the 90's, I was in a very famous TEEEE-vee show...
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Cowboy Bebop
Yes love the jazz music and all the ambient lighting space zoom zoom interstellar travel shooshooo so cool.
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Dan Da Dan
That’s on Netflix is it any good? I always say the title like DAN DAN DAN like a dramatic reveal
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The Expanse. Really enjoyed the visuals of progress with that great soundtrack.
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The Simpsons.
There's something new to see every time! I've only just got back into watching the early seasons again recently.
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The Expanse. Really enjoyed the visuals of progress with that great soundtrack.
it is extremely well done
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Babylon 5. First show to change the intro with each new season, IIRC.
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Game of Thrones, Djawadi's theme is amazing and captured the tone perfectly.
I love the theme too, but South Park ruined it for me. I can't listen to it anymore without hearing "Wiener, weiner-weiner..." in the back of my mind
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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
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That’s on Netflix is it any good? I always say the title like DAN DAN DAN like a dramatic reveal
I enjoy it, it's a decent twist on "nerd boy meets girl who brings him out of his shell" that mixes japanese occult with aliens, a small bit of high school slice of life, and shounen anime type battles where cleverness wins. Characters are written well, imo. Good humor.
That said, the season ends about an episode and a half past where it probably should have, on a particularly ugly cliffhanger when there were a few better cliffhangers they could have ended it on just slightly earlier. And there are two scenes, one in (I think) the first episode and one in the last episode of the season that are needlessly exploitative (not the best description) of a teen girl.
Girl is moments away from being raped by an alien probe, with alien tech-penis visibly inching towards her in the first episode. In the last episode of the season, same girl who has now regularly been a self sufficient ass kicker gets cornered in a mixed hot springs and for arbitrary reasons suddenly can't defend herself as she begins to be assaulted. Her head is held under the water as it cuts to black and the season ends. Just yuck. Apparently in the manga it's not even the end of a chapter, so the anime runners went out of their way to end the season on that.
That said, part of the inciting incidents of the show is a ghost stealing the male mc's penis. So it's not entirely one sided in terms of the sexual ick, but it seems to dwell on the shit against the female characters like it wants that to be titilating. There's no cheesecake/fanservice shots of the male MC mid-sexual assault, but there are of the female characters.
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Breaking bad
And better Call Saul. Mostly because they're so short it's over by the time you find the remote.
