The Midnight Gospel
Pendleton Ward animating Duncan Trussell's podcast interviews as journeys through collapsing simulated worlds.
One opening sequence is catalogued for The Midnight Gospel, covering season 1.
It arrived on Netflix in 2020, when Top Boy, Big Mouth and Cobra Kai were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
No usable clip verified, and probably none exists — the series opens cold. The one result titled as a main title is a student design project pitching a sequence the show never had.
No opening titles — the show’s theme music instead
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