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.
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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.
The Equalizer.
The OG one from way back when.
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.
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.
Big mouth, has a great opening song "Changes" by Charles Bradley
The Wire
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.
For me, Justified.
A lot of people dislike that song, but I love it. It's a nice 'new south' sound.
Thanks to those beautiful souls actually linking the intros in this thread so we can watch them lol
Inside Job. The original song the intro samples isn't that great. But the intro to the show has an amazing beat that I wish went on for longer then it does.
Prime's Jack Ryan. It's hypnotic. Somebody put in a lot of work.
Grimm. In the first few seasons they had very very short intros with little hints of what the story would be in it.
Oh, I never skip intros. I also don't usually watch multiple episodes in a row though, so maybe that's why.
Supernatural and Peacemaker
All of them. Why would I skip an intro? Intros are cool, and, rarely, they might change, possibly for in-show reasons. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is famous for doing this, and even some American shows have taken after it in that regard.
The rest I was going to suggest have been mentioned already!
Franklin. Whenever I watch that guilty pleasure cartoon, I will absolutely refuse to skip the intro no matter how many episodes I'm watching.