A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
The third Westeros series, and the one that refuses the inheritance: no clockwork map, no bloodline in stone, no Ramin Djawadi. After fifteen years of the most imitated title sequence on television, this one opens on a card and rides away.
One opening sequence is catalogued for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, covering season 1.
It arrived on HBO in 2026, when DTF St. Louis was also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
There is no title sequence. HBO dropped the tradition deliberately — each episode opens on a plain card in medieval type over a soft melody, with none of the theme the other two shows are known for. Nothing is embedded here because there is nothing to embed, which is the entry.
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2 sequences
Bridgerton
Engraved invitations, wax seals and bees, assembled like a society page being typeset — the gossip sheet that drives the plot, doing the credits.
- Season 1
- Season 2
1 sequence
Landman
West Texas oil patch, filmed with the same proprietorial eye Yellowstone brings to Montana.
- Season 1
3 sequences
House of the Dragon
The parent show mapped a continent; this one traces a bloodline. Where Game of Thrones built cities, these titles follow blood running through stone channels and a tapestry recording who killed whom.
- Season 1
- Season 2
- Season 3
1 sequence
Slow Horses
London surveillance imagery over a theme Mick Jagger wrote for the show — a spy series whose titles are as shabby and unglamorous as its office.
- Season 1
1 sequence
Beef
A different David Choe painting behind the title card of every episode, so the opening is a gallery hung one canvas at a time across the season.
- Season 1
1 sequence
Industry
Twenty-two seconds of type and glass. A trading-floor show whose opening is over before you have settled, which is roughly how the job is depicted.
- Season 1