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'''Nicknames:''' "The Markusfarms Corn", "The Corn Logo" |
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'''Logo:''' A label on a wooden background reads "Markusfarms Prods." on a label, with a drawing of corn below it. "Homegrown in London, Ohio" and "Genetically Unaltered" are seen on the bottom left and right corners of the label, respectively. At the bottom, a byline reading "In Association With" (as this logo always preceded the [[Paramount Television (1967-2006)#6th%20Logo%20(September%2013%2C%201987-August%2027%2C%202006)|Paramount Television]] logo) is seen. |
'''Logo:''' A label on a wooden background reads "Markusfarms Prods." on a label, with a drawing of corn below it. "Homegrown in London, Ohio" and "Genetically Unaltered" are seen on the bottom left and right corners of the label, respectively. At the bottom, a byline reading "In Association With" (as this logo always preceded the [[Paramount Television (1967-2006)#6th%20Logo%20(September%2013%2C%201987-August%2027%2C%202006)|Paramount Television]] logo) is seen. |
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Revision as of 22:29, 11 December 2022
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This is John Markus' vanity card.
(June 5-July 10, 2001)
Logo: A label on a wooden background reads "Markusfarms Prods." on a label, with a drawing of corn below it. "Homegrown in London, Ohio" and "Genetically Unaltered" are seen on the bottom left and right corners of the label, respectively. At the bottom, a byline reading "In Association With" (as this logo always preceded the Paramount Television logo) is seen.
Variant: On the pilot episode of the series, the "In Association With" byline is absent.
Technique: None.
Music/Sounds: A three-note sting with a crow cawing.
Availability: Seen on the short-lived TV show Kristin.
