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Revision as of 04:30, 5 November 2022
Torchlady, mr3urious, WizardDuck, and Pip2010
Captures by
LogoFan121092 and SuperMax124
Background
Paramedia is a company founded in 2005 by Jim Paratore, and currently run by Jill Wickert after Paratore died on May 28, 2012. The company did not use a logo until two years later.
(September 10, 2007-)
Nicknames: "The Blazing Comet", "Paramedia Comet"
Logo: On a background composed of flaming orange embers, we see a black abstract comet with dots streaming from its left, giving the impression that it's moving. On the comet is the text "paraMedia".
Variant: A still version exists.
FX/SFX: The dots moving. This was done by Aerodome Pictures.
Music/Sounds: An electric guitar note held throughout, with a menacing-sounding hum in the background all the while.
Music/Sounds Variant: A rare variation has sounds of what appears to be beeping, water bubbling, and other sounds. This can be found on Aerodome Pictures's website.
Availability: Seen on TMZ on TV. It also appeared on the 2008 version of The Bonnie Hunt Show, Lopez Tonight, and Let's Ask America.
Legacy: The flaming background and music might put off more than a few.
