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'''Logo:''' Next to the [[Zero Dollars and Zero Sense Productions]] logo, we see a photograph of Diablo Cody in a polka-dot dress, leaning against the hood of an orange Dodge Challenger looking at us in a parking area with a house behind and a street nearby. Underneath it is the white text "BitchiN". |
'''Logo:''' Next to the [[Zero Dollars and Zero Sense Productions]] logo, we see a photograph of Diablo Cody in a polka-dot dress, leaning against the hood of an orange Dodge Challenger looking at us in a parking area with a house behind and a street nearby. Underneath it is the white text "BitchiN". |
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'''Technique:''' None. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The closing theme. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' The closing theme. |
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This is writer and producer Diablo Cody's vanity card.
(November 5, 2015)
Logo: Next to the Zero Dollars and Zero Sense Productions logo, we see a photograph of Diablo Cody in a polka-dot dress, leaning against the hood of an orange Dodge Challenger looking at us in a parking area with a house behind and a street nearby. Underneath it is the white text "BitchiN".
Technique: None.
Music/Sounds: The closing theme.
Availability: Seen on the pilot episode of One Mississippi.
Legacy: This logo is infamous for using a swear word as its company name.
