Best Apple TV Entertainment for score quality

#1

Music is used to carry mood and character perspective, including emotional needle drops and playful title music.

#2

The premiere’s emotional scoring is used effectively to underline Ted’s buried desire to return to coaching.

#3

The musical score receives limited but positive attention. Reviewers say it sharpens Juliette’s altered state and amplifies the season’s uneasy mood.

#4

The score is forceful and electronic. Reviews note pulsating music and booming sound that heighten stress, though one YouTube critic found the overall sensory attack a lot to adjust to.

#5

The choral-leaning score and use of silence fit the collective premise well. One dissenting review finds the music less captivating than a major sci-fi comparison point.

#6

The music is appreciated for its timeless character and lack of distracting contemporary references.

#7

The Bernard Herrmann-linked score gives the show instant menace for many reviewers. A few thought the music was too relentless or overused.

#8

A heroic orchestral sound works for some action scenes, though sentimental cues and heavy-handed musical passages can grate.

#9

The original score makes little impression in the one review that addresses it, which remembers the licensed songs but not the score.