You misspelled True Blood/WKRP in Cincinnati.

With bonus points to True Blood for having the most perfect opening credit sequence ever.

Honorable mention to Dear White People for consistently awesome music.

Love love love this piece from Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones and Westworld!

Kicking it Old School Style:

I enjoyed the live performances on HBO's Treme. Also, I don't know when the trend started (The Sopranos?), but I like how series use different songs that play over closing credits on weekly episodes. Does that only happen on cable shows? Haven't watched a network show in ages. I've gotten in the habit of having my Shazzam app at the ready to learn what I'm hearing if it strikes my fancy.

The Americans
Hawaii Five O(original)
Big Love

I loved the intro song for the first True Detective series. It was Far From Any Road by The Handsome Family. Shudder!

Westworld is making me very happy right now

I always liked the music used in Sopranos and their "theme" song is still part of my play list......

Many greats mentioned. I'll add a few that i like.

• Twin Peaks. Legendary S1! The whole show is right down the alley for many people on this site as the series is a bit out there, and in addition it most likely has followers who can be called a cult. Anyway, Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch did an awesome job. Series has an instrumental for the opening, but the Julee Cruise version is even better.

• True Detective. I prefer S1, but S2 is also great.

• True Blood. I lost interest in this show after a few seasons, but it was great in the start. When Maryann Forrester makes, and serves, Hunter Souffle In season 2. They eat, fuck and beat on each other. That shit is sick! Just sick! I think she was the most scary of them all. Forget all the other creatures, That Maryann Forrester was scary!

Uh....... How about Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

It has to be Black Beauty from the 70s or 80s. The accompanying imagery is beautiful too. Unfortunately the show itself was mind numbingly boring garbage.

Kids in the hall- theme song

I love the CSI use of the Who but my mind goes back to the 70`s and this very simple moody sequence. The show was called Callan. Edward Woodward played the lead and he was very much the same character he played in the Equalizer. Younger and much more cynical working for MI5 as a hitman.

I give big props to Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates, for a low budget morning cartoon it had a score that would've suited Erroll Flynn's best performance.

The original Hawaii Five-O, and going back to the 50’s, Rawhide was a good track, Frankie Lane sang the theme song, was also a pretty big hit. Bonanza also had a good soundtrack.