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=== Background ===
'''Millar Gough Ink''' is aan American television and film production company founded in 1997 by the ''Smallville'' creators Miles '''Millar''' and Alfred '''Gough'''. They are know for co-producing television series such as ''Smallville''.
 
===1st Logo (October 12th, 1999-November 10th, 2011)===
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'''Music/Sounds:'''
* October 12th, 1999-July 7th, 2000: The closing theme of the show, beforealong with the splattering sound.
* October 16th, 2001-February 12th, 2002: Originally, it hasJust the sound of a glassbottle breaking.
* February 26th, 2002-May 21st, 2002: An odd, 3-note piano tune, accompanied by an eerie noise.
* September 24th, 2002-November 10th, 2011: An 13-note reverberating soothing pleasant cathedral organ cartoon ditty, accompanied by ana 7-note instrumental tune, followed by a last note thenwith the glassbottle breaking sound.
 
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
* There is an silent variant of the logo without the sound of a glassbottle breaking, which looked like it is soothing in the silent variant. This can be seen on episodes "X-Ray" and "Hug" of season 1 of ''Smallville'' and either on the UPN airings of the short-lived series ''The Strip''.
* On early episodes of season 2 of ''the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallville'' series], the pleasantcathedral ditty is somewhat slightly quieter.
* Some of the original airings use a generic theme and a voice over.
* On the ''Smallville'' season 5 episode "Arrival", the bottle breaking sound is in sync with the last note of the cartoon dittymusic.
 
'''Availability:''' Common. First seen on the short-lived series ''The Strip'', and later seen on ''Smallville'' and the 2011 remake of ''Charlie's Angels'' on ABC, Sony Crackle and the CTV Throwback in Canada. It is also seen on the 2011 revival show, which was also initially released as a Blu-ray print by Mill Creek Entertainment, and also seen on the 2011 revival show as a DVD release by ABC Signature. It also made an appearance on the 2006 television pilot of ''Aquaman'', which was initially released on iTunes on July 2006 and later included as a bonus feature on the Blu-ray release of ''Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths''. It may have also appeared on Channel 4 and E4 UK airings and 2003 DVD releases of season 1 of ''Smallville''. This also appeared on Blu-ray prints of ''Smallville''. It is also seen on the DVD releases of ''Smallville''. This doesnis also seen on the short-lived series ''tThe Strip'' on UPN. However, this logo does not appear on films such as ''Hannah Montana: The Movie'', which has the different company's logo instead. This doesn'tlogo appeardoes eithernot appear on some television shows or films starting with ''Bugs'' and ending with ''Made Men'' either, which also has the different company's logo instead. This logo was likely ended on November 2011. This is also seen on the short-lived series ''The Strip'' on UPN.
 
'''Legacy:''' For the variant with onlyWhile the sound of thea glassbottle breaking, it can be startling for some people (especially the variant with nowithout music where it breaks with no warning, which cancould be jarring to many people), andsome howeverpeople may find this logo funny, forand the music variant, it is slightly less- scary than the earlier variant, some people may find this logo funny, and it may be favored for fans of ''Smallville''.
 
===2nd Logo (November 15th, 2015-)===
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see the stacked {{color|darkred|dark red}} words "{{color|darkred|MILLAR GOUGH}}" in a Helvetica Neue font. To the right of it is a {{color|darkred|dark red}} beaker with a black water drop in it, and inside of the black water drop, we see the {{color|darkred|dark red}} text "{{color|darkred|INK}}".
 
'''FX/SFX:''' None.
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'''Music/Sounds:''' None, or the ending theme of the show.
 
'''Availability:''' Brand new. Currently seen on the 2015 AMC series ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Badlands_(TV_series) Into the Badlands]'' and the 2016 MTV series ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shannara_Chronicles The Shannara Chronicles]''. It's expected to appear on the upcoming 2022 Netflix series ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wednesday_(TV_series) Wednesday]''. This doesn'tlogo does not appear on films andor television films.
 
[[Category:American television logos]]

Revision as of 22:00, 11 November 2022

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Descriptions by
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Captures by
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Video captures courtesy of
Broken Saw, The 'Vire Zone: The "E" Channel and LogicSmash


Contents

1st Logo (October 12th, 1999-November 10th, 2011) 2nd Logo (November 15th, 2015)
1st Logo (October 12th, 1999-November 10th, 2011) 2nd Logo (November 15th, 2015)


Background

Millar Gough Ink is an American television and film production company founded in 1997 by the Smallville creators Miles Millar and Alfred Gough. They are know for co-producing television series such as Smallville.

1st Logo (October 12th, 1999-November 10th, 2011)


Logo: In an office setting, at the forefront, we see a bottle filled with scarlet ink in it labeled the stacked gold-white gradient words reading with the company name in an Impact font. After one of the music variants are played, a hammer (which, if you look very, very closely, you can see a hammer falling down, as seen in the reflection on the bottle) falls down on top of it and breaks it, causing the ink in it to spread everywhere, covering up the whole screen.

Variant: There exists an open-matte version of the logo.

FX/SFX: Entirely live-action. The live-action logo was made by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar.

Music/Sounds:

  • October 12th, 1999-July 7th, 2000: The closing theme of the show, along with the splattering sound.
  • October 16th, 2001-February 12th, 2002: Just the sound of a bottle breaking.
  • February 26th, 2002-May 21st, 2002: An odd, 3-note piano tune, accompanied by an eerie noise.
  • September 24th, 2002-November 10th, 2011: An 13-note reverberating cathedral organ ditty, accompanied by a 7-note instrumental tune, followed by a last note with the bottle breaking sound.

Music/Sounds Variants:

  • There is an silent variant of the logo without the sound of a bottle breaking.
  • On early episodes of season 2 of the series, the cathedral ditty is somewhat slightly quieter.
  • Some of the original airings use a generic theme and a voice over.
  • On the Smallville season 5 episode "Arrival", the bottle breaking sound is in sync with the last note of the music.

Availability: Common. First seen on the short-lived series The Strip, and later seen on Smallville and the 2011 remake of Charlie's Angels on ABC, Sony Crackle and the CTV Throwback in Canada. It is also seen on the 2011 revival show, which was also initially released as a Blu-ray print by Mill Creek Entertainment, and also seen on the 2011 revival show as a DVD release by ABC Signature. It also made an appearance on the 2006 television pilot of Aquaman, which was initially released on iTunes on July 2006 and later included as a bonus feature on the Blu-ray release of Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. It may have also appeared on Channel 4 and E4 UK airings and 2003 DVD releases of season 1 of Smallville. This also appeared on Blu-ray prints of Smallville. It is also seen on the DVD releases of Smallville. This is also seen on the short-lived series The Strip on UPN. However, this logo does not appear on films such as Hannah Montana: The Movie, which has the different company's logo instead. This logo does not appear on some television shows or films starting with Bugs and ending with Made Men either, which also has the different company's logo instead.

Legacy: While the sound of a bottle breaking can be startling for some people (especially the variant without music where it breaks with no warning, which could be jarring to many people), some people may find this logo funny, and the music variant is slightly less scary than the earlier variant, and it may be favored for fans of Smallville.

2nd Logo (November 15th, 2015-)

Logo: On a black background, we see the stacked dark red words "MILLAR GOUGH" in a Helvetica font. To the right of it is a dark red beaker with a black water drop in it, and inside of the black water drop, we see the dark red text "INK".

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None, or the ending theme of the show.

Availability: Brand new. Currently seen on the 2015 AMC series Into the Badlands and the 2016 MTV series The Shannara Chronicles. It's expected to appear on the upcoming 2022 Netflix series Wednesday. This logo does not appear on films or television films.

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