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Short, sweet, and catchy. They did a good job with that one.
I love that they tweaked it in the Bingo episode! Especially how everyone is caught off guard when Bluey goes after Mom and Dad
One of my favorites.
Star Trek (TNG / VOY)
Right there with you.
Bojack Horseman!
Back in the 90's, I was in a very famous TEEEE-vee show...
Arcane.
Oh, oh the misery!
Breaking bad
And better Call Saul. Mostly because they're so short it's over by the time you find the remote.
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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Babylon 5. First show to change the intro with each new season, IIRC.
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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Peacemaker, love it
What we do in the shadows
Band of Brothers. The intro is so long, but feels like an important part of the whole experience.
Daredevil, it's spectacular
Angel and Buffy.
The Simpson's
Samurai Champloo and totally different genre but Craig of the Creek
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
Lucky Star!
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.
Suits or Suits LA. Catchy tune
Money Heist
Sharp Objects had different intros per episode, but they were all good. My favorite is episode 2.
Also, The Leftovers.
Sakamoto days.
General Hospital, I have life, so I won't even start watching this show.