If you're watching Netflix's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events,' don't skip the opening credits for each episode

The INSIDER Summary:' The opening credits to most TV series are skippable.' "A Series of Unfortunate Events" has different lyrics for every two episodes.'They reference the plots of the books they're adapting.One of the handiest Netflix features is that the service skips the opening credits of each episode. But when it comes to itsnewest show, "A Series of Unfortunate Events," you may not want touse it.The opening credits of every otherepisode in the first season, havea slightly different variation of the theme song, "Look Away."The season's eight episodes in theseason are adaptedfrom the first four novels of Lemony Snicket's children's book series of the same name. The books are"The Bad Beginning," "The Reptile Room," "The Wide Window," and "The Miserable Mill."In the show ' about the orphaned Baudelaire children trying to escape the clutches of the evil Count Olaf, who wants to steal their fortune ' each book is adapted in two episodes each. For each set of two episodes, the lyrics in "Look Away" refer to the story in the book, with different footage from each story in every variation.If you don't want to watch the credits but want to know the lyrics anyway, we've got your back. Here are the unique verses for each episode. Warning: They're filled with spoilers."The Bad Beginning" (episodes one and two)"The children lose their home and go to live with someone awfulHe tries to steal their fortune with a plot that's not quite lawfulIt's hard to fathom how the orphans manage to live through itBut how a decent person like yourself would even want to view it."You can also watch this one on YouTube:"The Reptile Room" (episodes three and four)"The Baudelaires are living with a man who studies snakesHe's jolly and he's secretive and makes a few mistakesSpoiler alert!A villain comes to steal and murderAnd so if I were you, I wouldn't even watch one minute further.""The Wide Window" (episodes five and six)"The Baudelaires' new guardian is wracked with fear and panicThey end upon a boat that might as well be the TitanicWe polleda bunch of adults99% agreeThere must be something happier on screen for you to see.""The Miserable Mill" (episodes seven and eight)"The lumber mill is where the Baudelaires are forced to workThe eye doctor is sinister, the owner is a jerkThey end up in a fiendish plot with logs and hypnotismThe very thought of watching should be met with skepticism."So if you want to enjoy the fun lyrics, make sure not to skip the opening credits for every other episode.Join the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: 6 'healthy' eating habits you are better off giving up
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