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Background

This is Patrick Walsh's vanity card. The name originates from a scene from the ending of The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, where Frank Drebin (played by Leslie Nielsen) is forced to impersonate the opera singer of the same name at the start of a baseball game. When Drebin later unmasks himself as the game’s umpire having gone undercover on the pitch, an onlooker (played by Mark Holton) points and shouts, "Hey, it’s Enrico Pallazzo!".

Logo (February 26, 2018-May 10, 2019)

Visuals: Inside the jukebox, there is a collection of Latino albums with tracklists in front of the covers with the numbers on top "36" on the left, and "37" on the right. The red words read "ENRICO" on 36 and "PALLAZZO" on 37.

Variant: On The Cool Kids, the tracklists are translated to English and the logo is next to the 3 Arts Entertainment logo.

Technique: Live-action photograph.

Audio: None or the closing theme.

Availability: Seen on Living Biblically and The Cool Kids. These can be seen on CBS.

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 ===Background===
+This is Patrick Walsh's vanity card. The name originates from a scene from the ending of ''The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!'', where Frank Drebin (played by Leslie Nielsen) is forced to impersonate the opera singer of the same name at the start of a baseball game. When Drebin later unmasks himself as the game’s umpire having gone undercover on the pitch, an onlooker (played by Mark Holton) points and shouts, "Hey, it’s '''Enrico Pallazzo'''!".
-This is Patrick Walsh's vanity card.
-===(February 26, 2018-May 10, 2019)===
+===Logo (February 26, 2018-May 10, 2019)===
 <gallery mode="packed" heights="150">
 Enrico Pallazzo.jpeg
 Enrico Pallazzo and 3 Arts Entertainment.jpeg
 </gallery>
+{{YouTube|id=dHB66PzBvHE|id2=Wr6NRAP85V8}}
-'''Logo:''' We see a collection of Latino albums with tracklists in front of the covers with the numbers on top "36" on the left, and "37" on the right. The red words read "ENRICO" on 36 and "PALLAZZO" on 37.
+'''Visuals:''' Inside the jukebox, there is a collection of Latino albums with tracklists in front of the covers with the numbers on top "{{color|gray|'''36'''}}" on the left, and "{{color|gray|'''37'''}}" on the right. The red words read "{{color|red|'''ENRICO'''}}" on 36 and "{{color|red|'''PALLAZZO'''}}" on 37.
-'''Trivia:''' The company's name likely comes from a scene from the ending of ''The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!'', where Frank Drebin (played by Leslie Nielsen) is forced to impersonate the opera singer of the same name at the start of a baseball game. When Drebin later unmasks himself as the game’s umpire having gone undercover on the pitch, an onlooker (played by Mark Holton) points and shouts, "Hey, it’s Enrico Pallazzo!".
 '''Variant:''' On ''The Cool Kids'', the tracklists are translated to English and the logo is next to the [[3 Arts Entertainment]] logo.
-'''Technique:''' None.
+'''Technique:''' Live-action photograph.
 '''Audio:''' None or the closing theme.
-'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Living Biblically'' and ''The Cool Kids''.
+'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Living Biblically'' and ''The Cool Kids''. These can be seen on CBS.
 [[Category:American television logos]]
 [[Category:United States]]
 [[Category:Television logos]]
+[[Category:Vanity cards]]