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*Sometimes, the swallow is absent. |
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*Otherwise, it's silent, the generic network theme or the ending theme. |
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Revision as of 03:13, 7 October 2023
Background
This is Jonathan Prince's vanity card.
(January 4, 1998-September 15, 2009)
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Logo: On a rough paper background that changes textures each frame, we see a hand-drawn frog with a gold crown on its head, looking at the scribbly text "ONCE A FROG". It then eats the text while it still has a neutral expression.
Variants:
- Sometimes, it shares the screen with other logos.
- On CBS airings of Cane, the logo is seen over the split-screen credits for some bizarre reason.
Technique: Frame-traced cartoon animation.
Audio: A 3-note violin with a swallow sound.
Audio Variants:
- Sometimes, the swallow is absent.
- Otherwise, it's silent, the generic network theme or the ending theme.
- On Ask Harriet, the theme from the Bris Entertainment logo is heard.
Availability: Seen on Ask Harriet, Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didn't Happen, Cane, American Dreams, The Cleaner and American Soul.
