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Background

Warner Sisters is a British television production company founded by Lavinia Warner.

Logo (April 17, 1995-July 1, 2009)

Visuals: An in-credit notice, it consists of a retro-themed neon club building is shown with four searchlights waving in the air against a blue background. To the left and right of the building are the vertically aligned words "WARNER" and "SISTERS".

Variants:

Sometimes, two thin white lines are added to the logo's horizontal edges.
On The Take, the company's name in Arial is added below the logo.

Technique: Digital ink and paint.

Audio: The ending theme of the programme.

Availability: Many of their programmes have not been reran or preserved on home media, meaning they can only be found on original TV airings. These include Dressing for Breakfast and The Spy Who Caught a Cold. However, some such as A Village Affair and The Take did receive home media/on-demand releases that have this logo intact.

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 * On ''<u>The Take</u>'', the company's name in Arial is added below the logo.
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+'''Technique:''' Digital ink and paint.
 '''Audio:''' The ending theme of the programme.