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This is Tom Anderson's vanity card.
===Logo (September 12, 1995-May 6, 1997)===
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'''Variant:''' On the second season of ''The Jeff Foxworthy Show'', a closeup of Mr. Willoughby wearing a black jacket and white shirt appears on a murky yellow background similar to what paper was like at the time of the era the character appeared. "MR. WILLOUGHBY, INC." in a yellow American Typewriter font comes wiping down at the bottom and briefly shining past.
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'''Trivia:''' Mr. Willoughby is based on the character John Willoughby from the Jane Austen novel, ''Sense and Sensibility''.
'''Technique:'''
'''Audio:''' The ending theme of the show.
'''Availability:''' It's seen only on ''The Jeff Foxworthy Show'' on ABC and NBC.
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This is Tom Anderson's vanity card.
Logo (September 12, 1995-May 6, 1997)
Visuals: On a beige gradient background with a crimson patterned border, Mr. Willoughby appears in a circle on an ivory background surrounded by plants with a red sheet on the left and six gold coins on the right. He is wearing a navy blue suit with gold tassels, neck, and strips down his torso. He winks with his right eye. "MR. WILLOUGHBY, INC." appears below in a gold gradient Copperplate Gothic Bold font.
Variant: On the second season of The Jeff Foxworthy Show, a closeup of Mr. Willoughby wearing a black jacket and white shirt appears on a murky yellow background similar to what paper was like at the time of the era the character appeared. "MR. WILLOUGHBY, INC." in a yellow American Typewriter font comes wiping down at the bottom and briefly shining past.
Trivia: Mr. Willoughby is based on the character John Willoughby from the Jane Austen novel, Sense and Sensibility.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: The ending theme of the show.
Availability: It's seen only on The Jeff Foxworthy Show on ABC and NBC.
