Best Paramount TV Shows for score quality

#1

The synth-heavy score is one of the most consistently celebrated strengths, combining otherworldly atmosphere with moving familiar motifs. One critic finds parts too reminiscent of Stranger Things.

#2

The sweeping, string-led Western score and rousing opening theme preserve the grand emotional register of the parent series.

#3

Chris Westlake’s score helps the fantasy feel larger than life and evokes the games’ atmosphere.

#4

The ambient score helps give Joe and Cruz’s reunion its emotional catharsis. In that moment, the music supports the scene without overpowering the characters.

#5

The score is a strong craft element, including praise for Nami Melumad’s symphonic work, even if not every episode’s musical support lands equally well.

#6

The sweeping score generally strengthens the emotional and pastoral mood, and some reviewers found it beautifully effective. One critic thought it sounded too similar to 1923.

#7

The familiar eerie music is rearranged enough to suggest something unexpected. That small refresh helps preserve the recognizable Dexter mood while opening a new chapter.