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Working Titles (2019) is a series web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Working Titles online in HD.

Working Titles — Storyline

Your favorite creators dive deep into the opening sequences of movies, TV shows, and video games. Sometimes it’s not about how you finish but how you begin.

Cast & Crew

Working Titles — Series Details

Working Titles — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Game of Thrones — Polyphonic (2019-07-19) — Game of Thrones changed the standard for TV intros. A combination of vivid imagery and stunning sound combined to help simplify a dense book series into a TV Series that could capt
• E2: Batman: The Animated Series — Just Write (2019-08-02) — Most animated superhero show openings follow a simple formula. Batman: The Animated Series breaks the mold. This video — produced and narrated by Just Write — takes a look at what
• E3: Cheers — Captain Midnight (2019-08-29) — Cheers is one of the most beloved sitcoms of the 20th century. In this video, Captain Midnight shows how its theme song perfectly illustrates why.
• E4: X-Men — Patrick (H) Willems (2019-09-13) — How does the title sequence to the animated series X-Men explain to the audience a complex mythology, a huge cast of characters, and the show’s primary conflicts, all without a sin
• E5: Downton Abbey — Uno Dos of Trace (2019-09-27) — Downton Abbey’s title sequence is known worldwide and has been parodied by some of the biggest names in television. Trace talks to the man who came up with the concept about how it
• E6: BoJack Horseman — Technicality (2019-10-11) — Everything from the music to the visuals of the title sequence of the critically acclaimed Netflix original series BoJack Horseman perfectly captures what makes the show so revolut
• E7: Stranger Things — CinemaWins (2019-10-25) — People are obsessed with the title sequence for Stranger Things. But it does so little on the surface, what pulls everyone in? In this video, Lee from CinemaWins spends some time t
• E8: House — Medlife Crisis (2019-11-08) — There are more medical shows on TV than there are germs on a doctor's white coat, but House rose above the others and became the most viewed TV show in the world. Find out how its
• E9: The Prisoner — 12tone (2019-11-22) — The Prisoner was one of the most ambitious projects in the history of television. A spy thriller that redefined what spy thrillers could be, it challenged viewers to consider the w
• E10: Battlestar Galactica — Mia Mulder (2019-12-06) — Battlestar Galactica was a science fiction epic that both perfected and innovated elements of classic science fiction and it demonstrated this a simple but deep title sequence. Thi
• E11: The Simpsons — Now You See It (2019-12-20) — How did The Simpsons title sequence become as iconic and recognizable as the show itself? This video by Now You See It looks into the innovative aspects of the opening that have st
• E12: Neon Genesis Evangelion — Volksgeist (2020-01-03) — Neon Genesis Evangelion is one of the most iconic anime shows of all time. Volksgeist explains how anime titles song are their own business and why Neon Genesis Evangelion's are st
• E13: One Punch Man — Nando v Movies (2020-01-17) — How do you begin each episode of an anime about a character suffering from existential depression? Well, in the case of One Punch Man, you create a montage of that character killin
• E14: Gravity Falls — Thomas Frank (2020-02-04) — If you're making a show about secrets and mysteries, you're probably going to hide a few in the intro sequence. In this episode of Working Titles, Thomas Frank reveals some of the
• E15: Parks and Recreation — City Beautiful (2020-02-14) — Parks and Recreation combines an upbeat melody and some small-town stock footage to embody the “Yes we can” spirit of Leslie Knope, the series’ main character. This video by City B
• E16: Westworld — Real Science (2020-02-28) — Westworld's iconic title sequence does more than set the exposition and tone of the show – it begins to ask viewers the fundamental question that the series poses: what does it mea
• E17: Friends — WonderWhy (2020-03-27) — A break down of the opening title sequence of one of the most popular sitcoms of all time – Friends. Heavily focused on the 6 main characters, the intro of the show is one of the m
• E18: Broad City — Technicality (2020-04-10) — Every Broad City viewer quickly falls in love with each of its colorful, energetic, and fun title sequences. In this video essay, Alex Nickel from Technicality explains the fascina
• E19: South Park — Knowing Better (2020-05-04) — South Park is known for it's crass humor and controversial episodes but don't think that doesn't include its opening intro. Knowing Better breaks down how the creators of this belo
• E20: Watchmen — Nando v Movies (2020-05-15) — In this episode of Working Titles, Nando v Movies analyzes the opening titles of HBO's Watchmen to see what we can learn about the show, the graphic novel, and media generally from
• E21: Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Rene Ritchie (2020-05-22) — Buffy the Vampire Slayer, right from the title sequence, turn decades of Hollywood cliches on their heads, and then spike them through the floor and straight back into the Hellmout
• E22: Doctor Who — Volksgeist (2020-06-05) — Volksgeist breaks down how the original Doctor Who theme song from 1963 was recorded and produced, explaining how it innovated in the world of electronic music during a time before
• E23: Dexter — CinemaWins (2020-07-03) — Dexter is an unorthodox show with an unorthodox title sequence. Everything has a double meaning and is still one of the best title sequence of all time! This week Lee from CinemaWi
• E24: Rick & Morty — Captain Midnight (2020-07-09) — Rick and Morty pushes the limits on the dark and serious topics that cartoons have come to explore but you wouldn't know that from the titles. Captain Midnight explains why the sho
• E25: Pokémon — Soph's Notes (2020-07-17) — The title sequence for the first season of Pokémon is a hype building extravaganza that’s brought joy to people across the world. In between moments of intense lip syncing to the t
• E26: The Great British Bake-Off — Uno Dos of Trace (2020-07-31) — The Great British Bake-Off is a phenomenon. What is it about the simple act of baking that intrigues the mind and tugs at the heartstrings? Is it the tightly shot title sequence to
• E27: True Detective — Hbomberguy (2020-08-14) — In a world where intros are so easily skippable, what makes one worth watching more than once? Hbomberguy explores what makes True Detective Season One's opening credits so meaning
• E28: Steven Universe — LadyKnightTheBrave (2020-08-28) — How does the title sequence for Steven Universe and the one season spinoff Steven Universe Future clearly illustrate the shows central themes and premise over its various evolution
• E29: Dark — People Make Games (2020-10-09) — Dark’s title sequences fit the show’s theme perfectly, but they almost didn’t. In this episode of Working Titles, People Make Games talks with their creator and takes an exclusive
• E30: Doom Patrol — Nando v Movies (2020-10-23) — Nando v Movies takes a look at why the World's Strangest Heroes have the world's strangest titles.
• E31: Community — Jacob Geller (2020-12-11) — Community’s bittersweet theme song seemed to grow more relevant with each troubled season. Jacob Geller investigates, while getting emotional over the cult classic’s rocky history.
• E32: Good Omens — Tale Foundry (2020-12-31) — Imagine trying to adapt a sweeping comedic satire, brimming over with unique characters and ingenious plot twists, told by two of the most beloved voices of our time, Terry Pratche
• E33: The Good Place — T1J (2021-01-29) — The Good Place is known for its novel premise, and also for it's many twists and turns. In this episode of Working Titles, T1J explains how the pleasant, but eerie opening theme ga
• E34: The Man in the High Castle — Polyphonic (2021-02-19) — Polyphonic explores the dark histories and hidden meanings in The Man in the High Castle's opening credits. From propaganda posters to Broadway musicals, find out the story behind
• E35: Cowboy Bebop — Matt from Extra Credits (2021-03-26) — In 90 seconds, Cowboy Bebop’s opening credits prime you for the world ahead through fast jazz, western cinematic language, and sci-fi iconography. Matt from Extra Credits explains
• E36: Mass Effect 2 — Story Mode (2021-11-05) — In this video we examine the explosive opening of Mass Effect 2: Legendary Edition with Lead Writer Mac Walters and Character & Environment Director Kevin Meek.
• E37: Saints Row IV — Nando v Movies (2021-11-19) — Few games have evolved quite like the Saints Row franchise. In this episode of Working Titles, Nando from Nando v Movies looks at the openings of both games to see what changed and
• E38: The Witcher — People Make Games (2021-12-03) — You might now know The Witcher as one of the most popular RPG franchises of all time, but this wasn’t always the case. Join Chris from People Make Games as he takes you back to 200
• E39: Majora's Mask — LowSpecGamer (2021-12-10) — The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask had an impossible task: provide a sequel to what many still consider the best game ever made. The games uses these expectations to set up players
• E40: The Last of Us Part II — Listening In (2022-01-14) — The Last of Us Part II begins in an arrestingly simple way. In this episode of Working Titles, Barney from Listening In, considers why the game’s opening sequence is so important,
• E41: BioShock — Matt from Extra Credits (2022-01-28) — The opening moments of 2007’s Bioshock are some of the most iconic in gaming history. But why exactly does it still stick in players brains so many years later. Well, would you kin
• E42: Half-Life 2 — Mia Mulder (2022-02-11) — Half-Life is a technical and atmospheric wonder of a series that has time and time again set the bar for games higher and ever. From immersive storytelling, engaging characters to
• E43: Final Fantasy VII — Mariana Vieira (2022-02-25) — Final Fantasy VII is unarguably one of the most iconic RPGs of all time. Besides being a technical wonder, Final Fantasy VII changed the history of the videogame industry by comple
• E44: Metal Gear Solid — CinemaWins (2022-03-11) — Metal Gear Solid will go down as one of the greatest games of all time and it all starts with the first level introduction and title sequence. Sneak along with Lee from CinemaWins
• E45: Quake — Dom Burgess (2022-06-10) — Released in 1996, Quake was a gore-filled first person shooter and successor to Doom, legendary for it’s no-nonsense alien killing spree gameplay. Join Dom Burgess as he looks back
• E46: Night of the Coconut — Nando v Movies (2022-06-17) — Night of the Coconut by Patrick H Willems is pure cinema. And as cinema, it contains a title sequence. And because it contains a title sequence, Nando v Movies dug a little bit dee
• E47: The Boondocks — F.D Signifier (2022-07-28) — In this exclusive Working Titles episode, F.D Signifier examines the legacy of the black animated sitcom "The Boondocks" and breaks down the numerous layers of meaning that can be
• E48: Shark Tank — Leo Vader (2022-09-09) — The smash hit Shark Tank, now entering its 14th season, has hopeful entrepreneurs bow at the feet of our almighty investors to beg for a piece of the American pie. But how did the
• E49: Charmed — Princess Weekes (2022-12-13) — What makes the Charmed theme song work so well? Is it the cover by Love Spit Love? The lyrics by The Smiths? Or is it the bad ass synergy of both with the deeper themes of the show

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Working Titles have? 1 season(s) with 49 episodes.

Where can I watch Working Titles? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.