TV series theme songs/intros

[Non Sequitur]

I'm hooked on Goliath and love this intro:

https://d2p1nnn035jt22.cloudfront.net/videos/converted/71250/goliath_title_sequence_mp4_1478798780.mp4

[taekwondave]

Wife and I are 4 episodes into "The OA."

Huge surprise. Very good so far.

[Art Vandelay]

Wife and I are 4 episodes into "The OA."

Huge surprise. Very good so far.

1 surprise and 1 not at all surprised.

The Surprise: Your married?!?

Not surprised at all: Your TV viewing is based upon the quality the theme song. Usually you're much more nuanced.

[Jeff Lebowski]

1 surprise and 1 not at all surprised.

The Surprise: Your married?!?

Not surprised at all: Your TV viewing is based upon the quality the theme song. Usually you're much more nuanced.

Meh. Anyone can get married. Staying married, now that's the trick.

[RC Vikings]

"Just sit right...."

"Here's the story..."

You could give these opening three words to most any kid that grew up in the 60's and 70's and they could sing the rest of the song. Maybe not great songs but very effective.

[Commando]

"Now this is a story all about how..."

"Come and knock on our doooorrr..."

[SCcoug]

I saw some ridiculous gifs from the OA in a review. I think I'll pass on that one.

[Green Monstah]

The intro to The Man in the High Castle gives me the creeps. It's a Japanese woman singing "Edelweiss" from the Sound of Music, showing clips of maps of the American Japanese Empire and American German Reich.

[Green Monstah]

I don't recall seeing this thread before. What is wrong with you people? No one named two of the most iconic theme songs? It seems almost no one know the 4077's intro is an anthem to suicide.

"Suicide is Painless"

I don't think the character had a prominent role in the TV show, but the film and play dealt with the suicidal dentist, who had the nickname "Painless".