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===Background===
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=== (October 3, 1983-July 3, 1992) ===▼
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'''Variant:''' On <u>the first eleven episodes of the first season of ''Scarecrow and Mrs. King''</u>, the text "{{color|#FFD900|{{Font|Times New Roman|In Association With}}}}" is added below the logo, meaning it will either fade or cut to a [[Warner Bros. Television Studios]] logo.
'''Technique:''' The zooming of the logo.▼
'''Technique:''' Motion-controlled animation.
'''Availability:''' Ultra-rare. It only produced two television movies, like ''The Cartier Affair''. It also appeared at the end of the first 11 episodes of the first season of ''Scarecrow and Mrs. King'', preceding a [[Warner Bros. Television|WBTV]] logo. Also seen on the failed pilot of ''Yesterday Today''.▼
▲'''Availability:'''
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Latest revision as of 22:47, 16 January 2024
Background
This was the vanity card of Brad Buckner and Eugene Ross Leming, the creators and original executive producers of Scarecrow and Mrs. King.
Logo (October 3, 1983-July 3, 1992)
Visuals: On a black background, a yellow circle zooms in. The words "B&E" in a large script font are inside the circle, and under them is "Enterprises Ltd." and two crossed yellow feathers.
Variant: On the first eleven episodes of the first season of Scarecrow and Mrs. King, the text "In Association With" is added below the logo, meaning it will either fade or cut to a Warner Bros. Television Studios logo.
Technique: Motion-controlled animation.
Audio: The end theme of the show/movie.
Availability: Appears at the end of two television movies, one of those being The Cartier Affair. It also appeared at the end of the first eleven episodes of the first season of Scarecrow and Mrs. King, preceding a Warner Bros. Television logo. Also seen on the failed pilot of Yesterday Today.
