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* On French prints of ''The Master'', the text "en association avec" appears, replacing the English "In association with".
* On French prints of ''The Master'', the text "en association avec" appears, replacing the English "In association with".
* On ''Bionic Ever After?'', the signature is different and Michael Sloan is not seen.
* On ''Bionic Ever After?'', the signature is different and Michael Sloan is not seen.
'''FX/SFX:''' The writing of the production company name.
'''Technique:''' The writing of the production company name.


'''Music/Sounds:''' The ending theme. On ''Bionic Ever After?'', it used a 4 note tune.
'''Music/Sounds:''' The ending theme. On ''Bionic Ever After?'', it used a 4 note tune.

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Background

This was the production company for writer and producer Michael Sloan.

(April 5, 1983-November 29, 1994)

Nickname: "The Signature"

Logo: The background is a picture of Michael Sloan with the star or stars who starred on the TV movie or show. Then, "Michael Sloan Productions" is written. "In association with" is seen below.

Variants:

  • On the first episode of The Master ("Max"), the handwriting simply fades in, already written.
  • On The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Sloan appears over Hitchcock's silhouette.
  • On Bionic Woman/Six Million Dollar Man reunion movies, the script is golden and shines.
  • On French prints of The Master, the text "en association avec" appears, replacing the English "In association with".
  • On Bionic Ever After?, the signature is different and Michael Sloan is not seen.

Technique: The writing of the production company name.

Music/Sounds: The ending theme. On Bionic Ever After?, it used a 4 note tune.

Availability: Can be seen on The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents and on public domain tapes or DVDs containing episodes of The Master and on the 1983 made-for-TV CBS movie The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.

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