BoJack Horseman
A man drifting through his own life on his back while Los Angeles slides past above him, ending in a pool. Six seasons of the same slow fall, with the crowd around him quietly changing.
BoJack Horseman kept one opening title sequence, 54 seconds long, across seasons 1–6.
It arrived on Netflix in 2014, when Mystery Science Theater 3000, Arrested Development and Top Boy were also on the network.
The opening titles
Seasons 1–6
54sThe sequence was adjusted between seasons as the supporting cast and BoJack's circumstances changed, but the fall, the pool and Patrick Carney's theme stay put.
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