Bojack Horseman, the song slaps and there's way too many Easter eggs and jokes slipped onto the various intros to ignore them.
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I love how the intro changes depending on what happened in the previous episode, or what will happen. Take Bobo the Zebra. A changing intro gives me a reason to watch it, and yes the song slaps. I particularly love the full version we don't get to hear a lot of.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Raised by Wolves
Haunting music and visuals. Check it out on YouTube if you've never seen/heard it!
Raised By Wolves.
Haunting visuals and music. YouTube it if you haven't seen it yet. Gives me shivers everytime.
season 1 and 2 of ST: Enterprise
But also all other ST shows.
For me its Gravity Falls. I love the music.
Back in the 90's...
If it's less than 10 seconds, I won't skip because it's equally a hassle to skip. So far that's only been maybe Scrubs? These 90 second intros can buzz off man... GoT, Westworld, motherland... No thanks.
The Good Place and The Mandalorian I really like mostly because they are very short and to the point.
I'm old. WKRP in Cincinnati.
Dunno about intro but I never skip the outro of jujutsu kaisen
King of the hill
FARSCAPE
First season of true detective
Peacemaker
Game of Thrones. Best part of the latter seasons.
This. Just because I want to see what regions the episode will be taking place in.
ER and Third Watch speaking of 90's shows, but also Ted Lasso and Brooklyn Nine - Nine
Star Trek: TNG
Babylon 5
Twin Peaks
How's Annie?
Malcolm in the Middle
Expanse!
a) it's really cool how they update the credits to go with the storyline b) watching as Mars/Earth/Luna build and grow over time b) I want to float around Saturn
Taxi (1978-1982)
Breaking Bad
The Wire
The Sopranos, it really sets the mood. Game of Thrones too. And The Wire!
I liked the Dexter intro too. Breaking Bad, though its pretty short. And House MD when it was Massive Attack.
- Friends
- Gilmore Girls
Generally just shows, which I love to sing along to
For the music but with no singing:
- Cowboy Bebop
- Mad Men
- Game of Thrones
The Expanse. Just so beautiful!
Slightly off-topic but I hate how Netflix destroys beautiful intros with that "SKIP INTRO" button. They need a setting to hide that.
Scrubs - it is short enough not to skip it and it's also fairly catchy!
Malcolm in the Middle and Community for me, for the same reasons.
Malcolm in the Middle's slaps because it's played by They Might Be Giants
Star Trek Next Generation
My wife claps during the Friends intro credits. Every time. EVERY. TIME.
She'll be in the other room, and hear it on the TV... I hear the clap clap, clap clap from her as it plays.
I canβt stand that show (or Jimmy Fallonβs), but the CLAPCLAPCLAPCLAP hook slaps.
Matt LeBlanc and Jimmy Debate: How Many Claps Are in the Friends Theme Song?