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Day 18 - Favorite title sequence
I'm going to go with my gut instinct on this one:
Alas, that video doesn't show you the actual opening because I can't find it on YouTube. It does let you listen to the song, which is ridiculously catchy and is something I often burst out with randomly. I love how absurd and irrelevant the opening of Aqua Teen Hunger Force is... which, as Quixote says, is perfectly definitive of the show.
Good times. If you're unfamiliar with the show, you can watch episodes (including the title sequence!) online at Adult Swim.
Although the opening of ATHF is one of Quixote's runners-up, his leading favorite is The Outer Limits:
Except I am unable to embed it, so you must click here.
Quixote considered the title sequences for both Star Trek and The Prisoner, but eventually concluded: "Even though both Star Trek and The Prisoner have their own appeal and are incredibly strong (and Star Trek is completely iconic), neither was as creative as The Outer Limits. It's the earliest title sequence I remember that integrates the viewer into the show right away, and it was creepy as hell (especially before they shortened it)."
( 30 Days of TV: The List )
I'm going to go with my gut instinct on this one:
Alas, that video doesn't show you the actual opening because I can't find it on YouTube. It does let you listen to the song, which is ridiculously catchy and is something I often burst out with randomly. I love how absurd and irrelevant the opening of Aqua Teen Hunger Force is... which, as Quixote says, is perfectly definitive of the show.
Good times. If you're unfamiliar with the show, you can watch episodes (including the title sequence!) online at Adult Swim.
Although the opening of ATHF is one of Quixote's runners-up, his leading favorite is The Outer Limits:
Except I am unable to embed it, so you must click here.
Quixote considered the title sequences for both Star Trek and The Prisoner, but eventually concluded: "Even though both Star Trek and The Prisoner have their own appeal and are incredibly strong (and Star Trek is completely iconic), neither was as creative as The Outer Limits. It's the earliest title sequence I remember that integrates the viewer into the show right away, and it was creepy as hell (especially before they shortened it)."
( 30 Days of TV: The List )
