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In 1999, Ghost Planet Industries was renamed to Williams Street and it expanded to produce anything beyond SGC2C and Toonami, which included the new Midnight Run and Rising Sun blocks. Named after 1065 Williams Street NW in Atlanta, Georgia, the company heralded the creation of Adult Swim in 2001, with such shows like Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law and Aqua Teen Hunger Force. The company also opened a small subsidiary in 2003 as Williams Street West so that their creative director, Matt Harrigan could work for Viacom International and Williams Street without having to return to Atlanta constantly. It closed its doors shortly after he stopped working for Viacom (though the subsidiary was revived in 2017, however, it was closed again in 2020). All of the company's shows are currently aired on Adult Swim.

Logo (October 8, 1999- )

Standard early version
Version with copyright notice
Standard fullscreen logo
Wavy version
Version with 2012 copyright design
Version with outline-less copyright design
Standard widescreen logo
Version with Birdgirl copyright design
Version with Off the Air copyright design
Redrawn variant
Ambient Swim inverted version

Visuals: Same as the Ghost Planet Industries logo, except the text reads "WILLIAMS STREET" in a Futura-like font.

Early Variant: Some early shows with the logo contain the letters farther apart (in a proper Futura font), the waving is bigger and it has a smoother and faster rate, and had better image quality.

Trivia: This early logo variant was featured in an Adult Swim bump from 2010.

Variants:

On most Adult Swim shows from 2012-2022, the logo has (barely readable) Cartoon Network copyright information that also waves like the logo, and it does not cut to the Cartoon Network "Skull". Also, the logo has been converted to letterbox. A few shows from the time frame however don't use the copyright info, alongside shows returning from that time frame in 2022 due to the merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery.
- From 2018-2022, the "A Time Warner Company." part of the byline is replaced with "A WarnerMedia Company.", the rest of the logo though is the same. The reason for this is due to the AT&T acquisition of Time Warner which changed the latter's name to WarnerMedia on June 14, 2018.
- On season 2 of Birdgirl, the copyright information is different, longer, and in a different font (presumably Haettenschweiler, Impact or Anton?) and it no longer waves like the logo. Most of the time, the logo is slightly moved up to make room for said copyright information.
- Starting in 2024, the copyright information is worded the same as the Birdgirl version, however it is gray, smaller, and in a different font. The logo is also in its normal position rather than shifted up.
On Mister America, the logo appears in the end credits alongside the Magnolia Pictures and Abso Lutely Productions logos.
On the first episode of Blade Runner: Black Lotus, the copyright information appears for a split-second before disappearing.
On Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell: The Cartoon, Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm, and the Adult Swim Yule Log, the logo is redrawn and the "WILLIAMS STREET" text is in a different font.
On the pilot of Stroker & Hoop, the early version has a copyright notice below the logo.
The Ambient Swim episode "Vintertog" (aired as part of Adult Swim's 2023 April Fools' prank) has the logo inverted and slightly shifted up to make room for the copyright notice.

Technique: Same as the Ghost Planet Industries logo.

Audio: Same as the Ghost Planet Industries logo, but starting in late 1999, it was cut down to two hammer strikes.

Audio Variants:

More recent appearances of the logo have the audio cut down to one hammer strike.
In other cases, it used the closing theme of the show (if you listen closely, certain shows (such as early seasons of Robot Chicken) still have a bit of Master Shake from ATHF (voiced by Dana Snyder) yelling "Dance!" really quickly, which is taken from him saying "Dancing is forbidden!" from the first episode of ATHF).
Sometimes, it's silent.
On Squidbillies, it's the respective ending theme of the show.
On The Eric Andre Show episode "The Eric Andre Show 15", the logo cuts out early and we hear the 2nd hammer strike while the screen is black.
On The Eric Andre Show season 2 finale, the logo has a darker sound that gets slightly louder.
On Aqua Something You Know Whatever (the ninth season of ATHF), a random quote from the specific episode is right after a hammer strike.
On the China, IL episode "Dream Reamer", a "Skull!" sound from the 2001 Cartoon Network Productions logo is heard.
On the season 3 finale of Rick and Morty on Netflix, the French audio track has a low pitched version, which is also the case for the other logos before it and the whole episode.
On the Off the Air episode "Moon", musak is heard instead.
On the Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell episode "Fried Alive", a shotgun sound effect with a splatter is heard due to the end of the episode, in which a Hell employee tries to commit suicide by shooting himself through the mouth.
On the Gemusetto episode "Episode Two: A# Minor", the tail end of the next-week music and the man's dialogue is heard instead.
On King Star King, a hammer strike is slowed down.
On the Ambient Swim variant, an ominous ambient noise can be heard at the same time as the hammer strike.

Availability:

Can be seen on most shows Williams Street has produced, and SGC2C episodes from season 6.
It is also seen at the beginning of Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Colon Movie Film for Theaters.
It can also be seen on the pilot episode of Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, all 7 seasons of Rick and Morty, as well as season 5 of Samurai Jack, and the 2 new FLCL seasons (Progressive and Alternative) as well.
This logo does not appear on IGPX (both the 2003 microseries and the full 26-episode show from 2005), probably due to the fact that the show aired on CN's Toonami rather than on Adult Swim.
The early version was first seen on the SGC2C episode "Chambraigne", and is regularly seen on Sealab 2021, Squidbillies (seasons 1 and 2; except for "Giant Foam Dickhat Trouble"), Frisky Dingo, Lucy: The Daughter of the Devil (starting with the second episode) and season 2 of Delocated. It was also seen on the first episode of Stroker and Hoop and the original 2000 version of the pilot of The Brak Show titled "Leave it to Brak" (the finalized version of the pilot that serves as the official series premiere, as well as the show itself, features no Williams Street logo whatsoever).

Legacy: A well-known logo among Adult Swim fans due to its sampling of a logo theme from the past, its concept, and its longevity.

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 ===Background===
-'''Williams Street Productions, LLC''' is a production sub-arm of [[Cartoon Network Productions|Cartoon Network]] established in 1994 first under the name of Ghost Planet Industries to produce animated shows for the young-adult audience. The company also opened a small subsidiary in 2003 as [[Williams Street West]] so that their creative director, Matt Harrigan could work for [[Viacom (pre-2006)|Viacom International]] and Williams Street without having to return to Atlanta constantly. It closed its doors shortly after he stopped working for Viacom (though the subsidiary was revived in 2017, however, it was closed again in 2020). All of its shows are currently aired on [[Adult Swim]].
+In 1999, '''[[Ghost Planet Industries]]''' was renamed to '''Williams Street''' and it expanded to produce anything beyond ''SGC2C'' and Toonami, which included the new Midnight Run and Rising Sun blocks. Named after 1065 '''Williams Street''' NW in Atlanta, Georgia, the company heralded the creation of Adult Swim in 2001, with such shows like ''Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law'' and ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force''. The company also opened a small subsidiary in 2003 as [[Williams Street West]] so that their creative director, Matt Harrigan could work for [[Viacom Productions|Viacom International]] and Williams Street without having to return to Atlanta constantly. It closed its doors shortly after he stopped working for Viacom (though the subsidiary was revived in 2017, however, it was closed again in 2020). All of the company's shows are currently aired on [[Adult Swim]].
-===1st Logo (July 28, 1995-)===
+===Logo (October 8, 1999- )===
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+File:WilliamsStreet.png|Standard early version
+File:Williams Street (Stroker and Hoop).jpeg|Version with copyright notice
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+File:Williams Street (2022, New Copyright Stamp).jpeg|Version with ''Birdgirl'' copyright design
+File:Williams Street logo (Nonsense variant).PNG|Version with ''Off the Air'' copyright design
-File:WilliamsStreetFlipmode.png|''Flipmode'' version
-File:Williams Street (Blue Variant).png|''Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law'' version
+File:Williams Street (2022, different text font).png|Redrawn variant
-File:Williams Street (Off the Air).png|''[https://youtu.be/diXjUiyFLVE?t=703 Off the Air]'' version
+File:Williams Street (2023, Vintertog Variant).png|''Ambient Swim'' inverted version
-File:Williams Street (Tape Variant).png|''Brak Presents The Brak Show Starring Brak'' version
-File:WilliamsStreetChildrensHospital.png|''The Show You Watch'' version
-File:WSPresents.png|Presents screen from ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters.''
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+'''Early Variant:''' Some early shows with the logo contain the letters farther apart (in a proper Futura font), the waving is bigger and it has a smoother and faster rate, and had better image quality.
-'''Nicknames:''' "The Space Ghost Logo", "The CN Building", "The CN Factory", "The Ghost Planet Industries Building", "The Adult Swim Logo"
+'''Trivia:''' This early logo variant was featured in an Adult Swim bump from 2010.
-'''Logo''': On a {{font color|lightgray|very pale gray}} background, we see a corner shot of a {{Font color|darkgray|dark gray}} building. Under it, it would say one of these texts:
-*July 28, 1995-December 25, 1998, May 7, 2001-January 1, 2003: "'''GHOST PLANET INDUSTRIES'''", in a "ghost" font is below the building.
-* October 8, 1999-: "'''WILLIAMS STREET'''"
-'''Trivia:''' The building is not the Williams Street office, but the Ghost Planet Industries building where Space Ghost does his interviews. The building appeared in CGI in the intros to ''SGC2C'' (starting with the show's S3 episode "Late Show") and later in [[Toonami IDs|Toonami]].
 '''Variants:'''
+*On most Adult Swim shows from 2012-2022, the logo has (barely readable) Cartoon Network copyright information that also waves like the logo, and it does not cut to the Cartoon Network "Skull". Also, the logo has been converted to letterbox. A few shows from the time frame however don't use the copyright info, alongside shows returning from that time frame in 2022 due to the merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery.
+**From 2018-2022, the "A Time Warner Company." part of the byline is replaced with "A WarnerMedia Company.", the rest of the logo though is the same. The reason for this is due to the AT&T acquisition of Time Warner which changed the latter's name to WarnerMedia on June 14, 2018.
-*There is also an inverted version of the GPI logo on season 7 of ''SGC2C''.
+**On season 2 of ''Birdgirl'', the copyright information is different, longer, and in a different font (presumably Haettenschweiler, Impact or Anton?) and it no longer waves like the logo. Most of the time, the logo is slightly moved up to make room for said copyright information.
-**The first episode of S7, "Kentucky Nightmare", used a more slightly distorted version of that variant, along with the S8 episode, "Baffler Meal".
+**Starting in 2024, the copyright information is worded the same as the ''Birdgirl'' version, however it is gray, smaller, and in a different font. The logo is also in its normal position rather than shifted up.
-**On the season 7 episode "The Justice Hole", the logo is blurred.
-*On recent Adult Swim shows from 2012 and onwards, the logo has (barely readable) Cartoon Network copyright information, and it does not cut to the Cartoon Network "Skull". Also, the logo has been converted to letterbox.
-*On the first episode of ''Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law'' (the only episode of the show to have this logo), the logo is tinted {{Font color|blue|blue}}.
-*On the ''Space Ghost'' episode "Flipmode", the logo is in static.
-* On ''The Eric Andre Show'' episode "Bird Up", Eric Andre in a {{Font color|green|green}} suit with a parrot appears at the bottom left corner of the screen. He says "Yah Boobay" over and over again.
-*On the ''Children's Hospital'' episode "The Show You Watch", the logo is redesigned to fit in with the 50s motif of the episode, like all the other logos along with it. The logo is now flat, simplistic, and more cartoony, sort of resembling a [[United Productions of America|UPA]]/[[Hanna-Barbera Cartoons|H-B]] background design, and the "WILLIAMS STREET" text is also in a different font. The logo does not wave in this variant, and thus is completely still, no animation and without any copyright information at all.
-*On ''Brak Presents The Brak Show Starring Brak'', the logo is on a paper taped to the background.
-*On ''The Eric Andre Show'' season 2 finale, the logo has a darker sound that gets slightly louder, the logo also appears more fuzzy than usual.
 *On ''Mister America'', the logo appears in the end credits alongside the [[Magnolia Pictures]] and [[Abso Lutely Productions]] logos.
+*On the first episode of ''Blade Runner: Black Lotus'', the copyright information appears for a split-second before disappearing.
-*On the 'analog video remix' for the ''Off the Air'' episode "NEWNOW", the logo is shaded {{Color|midnightblue|midnight blue}}, mimicking the retro VHS theme of the episode. The word "'''EJECT'''" is also seen.
+*On ''Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell: The Cartoon'', ''Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm'',  and the ''Adult Swim Yule Log'', the logo is redrawn and the "'''WILLIAMS STREET'''" text is in a different font.
-*On ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters'', there is a longer, opening variant of the standard widescreen version''.'' This version has a slower fade in and out, and 4-5 seconds after we fade out, there is a screen that says "'''PRESENTS'''" (in the same font as the Williams Street text and it waves also). After one final fade out, "'''THIS MOVIE'''" appears absurdly quick before smash cutting back to black.
-*On the ''Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell'' episode "Fried Alive", the blood is splatted to the logo.
+*On the pilot of ''Stroker & Hoop'', the early version has a copyright notice below the logo.
+*The ''Ambient Swim'' episode "Vintertog" (aired as part of Adult Swim's 2023 April Fools' prank) has the logo inverted and slightly shifted up to make room for the copyright notice.
-'''FX/SFX:''' Very little. A subtle waving of the logo.
+'''Technique:''' Same as the [[Ghost Planet Industries]] logo.
+'''Audio:''' Same as the [[Ghost Planet Industries]] logo, but starting in late 1999, it was cut down to two hammer strikes.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' The ever popular [[Mark VII Limited]] "Hammer" sound from 1967-1971, containing two strikes of the hammer (three for the Ghost Planet Industries version), being shortened on some shows.
-'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
+'''Audio Variants:'''
+*More recent appearances of the logo have the audio cut down to one hammer strike.
-*In other cases, it used the closing theme of the show (if you listen closely, certain shows (such as early seasons of ''Robot Chicken'') still have a bit of Master Shake from ''ATHF'' yelling "Dance!" really quickly which is taken from him saying "Dancing is forbidden!" from the first episode of ''ATHF'').
+*In other cases, it used the closing theme of the show (if you listen closely, certain shows (such as early seasons of ''Robot Chicken'') still have a bit of Master Shake from ''ATHF'' (voiced by Dana Snyder) yelling "Dance!" really quickly, which is taken from him saying "Dancing is forbidden!" from the first episode of ''ATHF'').
+*Sometimes, it's silent.
-*Sometimes, it's silent. One example is the ''SGC2C'' S3 episode "Sharrock" to observe the memory of Sonny Sharrock, the show's musician.
-* On ''Squidbillies'', it's the respective ending theme of the show.
+*On ''Squidbillies'', it's the respective ending theme of the show.
+*On ''The Eric Andre Show'' episode "The Eric Andre Show 15", the logo cuts out early and we hear the 2nd hammer strike while the screen is black.
-*On the ''SGC2C'' S4 episode "Boatshow", Space Ghost (voiced by George Lowe) is heard underneath announcing "This has been a Ghost Planet Industries production. (does a spit take) That's what I did in rehearsal, and everybody laughed."
+*On ''The Eric Andre Show'' season 2 finale, the logo has a darker sound that gets slightly louder.
-*On the ''SGC2C'' S7 episode "Kentucky Nightmare", the music is a long held out metal guitar riff played 2 times in place of the hammer strikes.
-**A similar variant appeared on the S8 episode, "Baffler Meal", but also includes Space Ghost yelling "NOOOO!!!".
-*On ''The Eric Andre Show'' episode "The Eric Andre Show 15", the logo cuts out early and we hear the 2nd hammer strike while the screen was black.
 *On ''Aqua Something You Know Whatever'' (the ninth season of ''ATHF''), a random quote from the specific episode is right after a hammer strike.
 *On the ''China, IL'' episode "Dream Reamer", a "Skull!" sound from the 2001 Cartoon Network Productions logo is heard.
-*On the season 3 finale of ''Rick & Morty'' on Netflix, the French audio track have a low pitched version, which is also the case for the other logos before it and the whole episode.
+*On the season 3 finale of ''Rick and Morty'' on Netflix, the French audio track has a low pitched version, which is also the case for the other logos before it and the whole episode.
+*On the ''Off the Air'' episode "Moon", musak is heard instead.
+*On the ''Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell'' episode "Fried Alive", a shotgun sound effect with a splatter is heard due to the end of the episode, in which a Hell employee tries to commit suicide by shooting himself through the mouth.
+*On the ''Gemusetto'' episode "Episode Two: A# Minor", the tail end of the next-week music and the man's dialogue is heard instead.
+*On ''King Star King'', a hammer strike is slowed down.
+*On the ''Ambient Swim'' variant, an ominous ambient noise can be heard at the same time as the hammer strike.
+'''Availability:'''
-'''Availability:''' Common. The "Ghost Planet Industries" variant can be found on 1995-2001 episodes of ''Space Ghost Coast to Coast'' starting with the S2 episode, "Sleeper" (as well as its finale "Live At The Fillmore", aired in 2004, due to the fact that said episode is unfinished and so its entire end credits sequence, logos and all, is just the one from the GPI-era episode "Kentucky Nightmare"), as well as the rather obscure ''Cartoon Planet''. The "Williams Street" one can be seen on most shows Adult Swim has ever produced, and ''SGC2C'' episodes from season 6. It is also seen at the beginning of ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Colon Movie Film for Theaters''. It can also be seen on ''Rick and Morty'', as well as season 5 of ''Samurai Jack'', and the 2 new ''FLCL'' seasons (Progressive and Alternative) as well. Strangely, this logo does not appear on ''IGPX'' (both the 2003 microseries and the full 26-episode show from 2005), probably due to the fact that the show aired on CN's Toonami rather than on Adult Swim.
+*Can be seen on most shows Williams Street has produced, and ''SGC2C'' episodes from season 6.
+*It is also seen at the beginning of ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Colon Movie Film for Theaters''.
+*It can also be seen on the pilot episode of ''Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law'', all 7 seasons of ''Rick and Morty'', as well as season 5 of ''Samurai Jack'', and the 2 new ''FLCL'' seasons (Progressive and Alternative) as well.
+*This logo does not appear on ''IGPX'' (both the 2003 microseries and the full 26-episode show from 2005), probably due to the fact that the show aired on CN's Toonami rather than on Adult Swim.
+*The early version was first seen on the ''SGC2C'' episode "Chambraigne", and is regularly seen on ''Sealab 2021'', ''Squidbillies'' (seasons 1 and 2; except for "Giant Foam Dickhat Trouble"), ''Frisky Dingo'', ''Lucy: The Daughter of the Devil'' (starting with the second episode) and season 2 of ''Delocated''. It was also seen on the first episode of ''Stroker and Hoop'' and the original 2000 version of the pilot of ''The Brak Show'' titled "Leave it to Brak" (the finalized version of the pilot that serves as the official series premiere, as well as the show itself, features no Williams Street logo whatsoever).
-'''Editor's Note:''' A remarkable logo due to its a sampling of a logo theme from the past, its dark and unique concept and its longevity. This logo is also very popular and is a favorite for those who are not scared of it.
+'''Legacy:''' A well-known logo among Adult Swim fans due to its sampling of a logo theme from the past, its concept, and its longevity.
+{{chronology|[[Ghost Planet Industries]]|}}
-===2nd Logo (December 3, 1999, September 2, 2001-April 5, 2012)===
+{{Navbox-WarnerBrosDiscovery}}{{Animation-Navbox}}{{TV-Navbox}}
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+[[Category:United States]]
-File:WilliamsStreet.png| Standard version
-File:Williams Street (Stroker and Hoop).jpeg| Version with copyright notice
-File:Williams Street (Sepia).png|Sepia version
-File:WilliamsStreetRed.png| ''Bloodcorn'' version
-File:Williams Street (Aqua Team Hunger Force).png| ''Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch'' version
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-'''Nicknames:''' "The Space Ghost Logo II", "The CN Building II", "The CN Factory II", "The Ghost Planet Industries Building II", "The Adult Swim Logo II"
-'''Logo:''' Same as before, but the letters are farther apart (and in a different font), the waving is bigger and it has a smoother and faster rate. The image quality is also better.
-'''Trivia:''' This logo variant was featured in this Adult Swim bump from 2010.
-'''Variants:'''
-*On the ''Sealab 2021'' episode "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch", Master Shake from ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force'' (voiced by Dana Snyder) breaks the Williams Street logo, along with the [[70/30 Productions]] and Cartoon Network Productions logos.
-*''Stroker and Hoop'' used a copyright stamp below the logo.
-*On the ''Xavier: Renegade Angel'' episode "Bloodcorn", the logo is {{Font color|red|red}}.
-*A sepia variant exists.
-'''FX/SFX:''' The waving.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as before. On ''Sealab 2021'', it's the closing theme of the show, or a soundbite.
-'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
-*When this logo debuted on the ''SGC2C'' episode "Chambraigne", we hear three strikes of the hammer.
-*On the "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch" variant, Master Shake and Meatwad (off screen, voiced by Dave Willis) have this conversation:
-Master Shake: "Seventy-Thirty. Is this yours?"
-Meatwad: "That's not mine!"
-Master Shake: "Cause it's gone!"
-Meatwad: "You're breaking somebody else's things now." (Shake breaks the 70/30 logo, followed by the Williams Street logo)
-Master Shake: "It's cheap looking, and it's outta here. What kind of crap is this, did an elephant paint this?!" (begins beating Cartoon Network logo)
-*On the ''Xavier: Renegade Angel'' episode "Bloodcorn", the audio is muffled with a sound of a liquid of blood pouring.
-'''Availability:''' It was first seen on the ''SGC2C'' episode "Table Read", and is regularly seen on ''Sealab 2021'', ''Squidbillies'' (seasons 1 and 2), ''Frisky Dingo'', ''Lucy: The Daughter of the Devil'' and season 2 of ''Delocated''. It was also seen on the first episode of ''Stroker and Hoop''.
-'''Editor's Note:''' Merely a variant of the logo above, but the image quality is clearer.
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