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'''Audio:''' A 12-note orchestral theme based on the song "Shpadoinkle Day" from ''Cannibal! The Musical'', which was previously used as the base of the 1997 [[Braniff Productions]] logo's jingle. |
'''Audio:''' A 12-note orchestral theme based on the song "Shpadoinkle Day" from ''Cannibal! The Musical'', which was previously used as the base of the 1997 [[Braniff Productions]] logo's jingle. |
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'''Availability:''' This is seen on ''That's My Bush!'' and season 4 episodes of ''Kenny vs. Spenny'' starting with "Who Can Make the Best Viral Video". |
'''Availability:''' This is seen on ''That's My Bush!'' on Comedy Central and season 4 episodes of ''Kenny vs. Spenny'' on Showtime starting with "Who Can Make the Best Viral Video". |
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This production company was ran by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
Visuals: On a cloudy sky background, a man is standing with his hands on his hips rotating clockwise. The words "IMPORTANT" and "TELEVISION" spin in in front of him, with the former in a sky blue glass font coming from the right and the latter in dark blue and on a royal blue rectangle with a noticeable glow on its left side, coming from the left below it.
Variant: A shortened version exists, starting when the text spins in.
Technique: Live-action with chroma-key for the footage of the man and CGI for the logo.
Audio: A 12-note orchestral theme based on the song "Shpadoinkle Day" from Cannibal! The Musical, which was previously used as the base of the 1997 Braniff Productions logo's jingle.
Availability: This is seen on That's My Bush! on Comedy Central and season 4 episodes of Kenny vs. Spenny on Showtime starting with "Who Can Make the Best Viral Video".