Euphoria
No opening sequence as such. Each episode runs a cold open, often one character's history told in narration, and only then cuts to the title card.
Euphoria rebuilt its titles: two distinct opening sequences are catalogued here across seasons 1–2.
It arrived on HBO in 2019, when Curb Your Enthusiasm, In Treatment and The Jinx were also on the network.
Only 139 of the 2,618 shows catalogued here changed their titles at all; Euphoria did so once.
All 2 opening title sequences
Season 1
The first episode's title card: EUPHORIA in a thin gradient wordmark, alone on black, after the cold open.
Season 2
The second season keeps the structure, a cold open and then a card, including a finale card built around Cassie Howard's name. No clean upload of its cards is listed here.
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