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Better Call Saul
Short, sweet, and generally relevant to the episode in an almost easter-eggish way.
Isn't BCS just one of like four rotating clips? How are they relevant to the episode?
Huh... You have me questioning my sanity now.
Apparently they were the same imagery during the first seasons but in the last season they changed by episode. I have a few vivid recollections of seeing a motif from the intro show up in a key shot from the episode, but that must have all come from the last season.
I really liked the way that was done in Ozark. Each episode would show the letter O, and then inside the O it would show 4 pictures of things that would happen in the episode. And the pictures were vaguely shaped like the letters ZARK.
It changes throughout the seasons, especially in the last.