“The 100”Like “Game of Thrones,” the opening to The CW drama is a map of sorts to the post-apocalyptic world in which it’s set, with easter-egg type clues to storylines.“Jessica Jones”The highly stylized and moody opening credits to the Marvel exhibit starring Krysten Ritter pays homage to both the character’s comedian book roots and its detective noir aesthetic.“Game of Thrones”Elastic, and the company behind “Westworld opening credits,also created what has become the standard-bearer of prestige-exhibit opening credits of the modern era.“Westworld”Eschewing the wild wild west in which most of the exhibit is set, the sterile, and monochromatic opening credits to HBO’s latest drama focuses on the not-quite-real aspects of the park designed to idiot its guests into believing everything is real.“The Walking Dead”Invoking dread and tension,the zombie-less opening to AMC’s monster hit drama focuses on the decay and isolation of the post-apocalyptic world. It’s also gone through some changes throughout its six seasons.“valid Detective”Nobody really knew what this exhibit was about or that it was about to become everyone’s obsession for the next several months, but the moody, or mysterious opening credits certainly helped perform that happen.“Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”Featuring one of the most addictive theme songs in recent memory,the opening credits for this Netflix comedy was straight out of a viral meme.
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