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'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see a letterboxed clip of David Mandel holding a pineapple (with straws in it and the like), in sunglasses and relaxing poolside. Flanking him are two gorgeous blonde women in bikinis. He looks at us and says "Thanks for watching!". The girls also look towards the camera and smile. Below the clip are the words "{{font|Times|WOLTZ INTERNATIONAL PICTURES CORPORATION}}", in the Trajan font. |
'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see a letterboxed clip of David Mandel holding a pineapple (with straws in it and the like), in sunglasses and relaxing poolside. Flanking him are two gorgeous blonde women in bikinis. He looks at us and says "Thanks for watching!". The girls also look towards the camera and smile. Below the clip are the words "{{font|Times|WOLTZ INTERNATIONAL PICTURES CORPORATION}}", in the Trajan font. |
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'''Technique:''' All live action. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Just Mandel uttering his phrase. ABC airings use a generic theme and leaves the phrase intact. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' Just Mandel uttering his phrase. ABC airings use a generic theme and leaves the phrase intact. |
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Revision as of 01:16, 6 December 2022
SuperMax124
Background
This is the production company of David Mandel.
(May 31, 2000-December 14, 2002)
Nicknames: "Thanks for Watchin'!", "Fat Man", "Double Trouble Couple"
Logo: On a black background, we see a letterboxed clip of David Mandel holding a pineapple (with straws in it and the like), in sunglasses and relaxing poolside. Flanking him are two gorgeous blonde women in bikinis. He looks at us and says "Thanks for watching!". The girls also look towards the camera and smile. Below the clip are the words "WOLTZ INTERNATIONAL PICTURES CORPORATION", in the Trajan font.
Technique: All live action.
Music/Sounds: Just Mandel uttering his phrase. ABC airings use a generic theme and leaves the phrase intact.
Availability: Seen on the short-lived Clerks: The Animated Series, which was released on DVD and VHS as Clerks: Uncensored.
