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This is the vanity plate of Al Jean and Mike Reiss, showrunners of The Simpsons.

(September 26, 1997-February 13, 1998)

Logo: On a black background with a lime/blue gradient spotlight, we see a magician's hat with a rabbit in it. The company name in a chalk-like font is seen below.

Technique: None.

Music/Sounds: A two-note ding sound followed by a four-note piano ditty.

Music/Sounds Variants: This is a list of the audio variants for the logo:

Episodes 2, 5, 10, 13, 14 and 15: A short, sparkling chime arpeggio is heard followed by children’s voices saying “Heeeeey yooooooou!” (these voices use an echo effect to it).
”I Love Nitzke”: A held-long guitar note with a Freddie Mercury-esque singer saying “Woo!”.
”Jeremiah was a Bullfrog”: A man imitating the frog croaking sound twice.
”Living Doll”: A man exclaiming “Aho-ho-ho-hoy mateys!”
The series finale (the episode “Look Ma, No Face”) uses a synth-brass tune.

Availability: Seen only on Teen Angel.

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 '''Technique:''' None.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' A two-note ding sound, followed by a four-note piano ditty.
+'''Music/Sounds:''' A two-note ding sound followed by a four-note piano ditty.
 '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' This is a list of the audio variants for the logo:
 * Episodes 2, 5, 10, 13, 14 and 15: A short, sparkling chime arpeggio is heard followed by children’s voices saying “Heeeeey yooooooou!” (these voices use an echo effect to it).
-* ”I Love Nitzke”: A guitar note with a Freddie Mercury impersonator singing “Oooooh-whoo!”
+* ”I Love Nitzke”: A held-long guitar note with a Freddie Mercury-esque singer saying “Woo!”.
 * ”Jeremiah was a Bullfrog”: A man imitating the frog croaking sound twice.
 * ”Living Doll”: A man exclaiming “Aho-ho-ho-hoy mateys!”
-* The series finale (the episode “Look Ma, No Face”) uses a synth-brass tune as the last part of the end theme of the show.
+* The series finale (the episode “Look Ma, No Face”) uses a synth-brass tune.
 '''Availability:''' Seen only on ''Teen Angel''.