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===Background===
This is Woody Thompson's production company, formed in 2000.
===Logo (2000-)===
'''Logo''': On a white background, a googly eye is seen moving and slowly zooming in. The red text "EYEBOOGIE" zooms out, with "INC." vertically sitting next to the company name.▼
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'''Variants''': The opening part of the logo changes from episode to episode (i.e. one variant has multiple googly eyes floating around before they merge into a single big googly eye), but the music and voiceover are still the same.▼
▲'''Variants:'''
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation.
'''Music/Sounds''': A brief, funky bass beat with a whirr at the start, followed by a Barry White-like voice saying "Eyeboogie".▼
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'''Availability''': Appeared on the 2011 revival of ''Pop-Up Video''. Also appeared tacked onto some older episodes of ''Pop-Up Video'' airing infrequently on VH1 Classic (now MTV Classic).▼
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Revision as of 19:55, 6 March 2024
CooleyBoy10
Editions by
katola520 and BaldiBasicsFan
Video captures courtesy of
Juan López Porras
Background
This is Woody Thompson's production company, formed in 2000.
Logo (2000-)
Visuals: On a white background, a googly eye is seen moving and slowly zooming in. The red text "EYEBOOGIE" zooms out, with "INC" vertically sitting next to the company name.
Variants: The opening part of the logo changes from episode to episode (i.e. one variant has multiple googly eyes floating around before they merge into a single big googly eye), but the music and voiceover are still the same.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: A brief, funky bass beat with a whirr at the start, followed by a Barry White-like voice saying "Eyeboogie".
Availability: Appeared on a 2002 VH1 airing of Daydream Believers: The Monkees' Story, the American version of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, and the 2011 revival of Pop-Up Video. Also appeared tacked onto some older episodes of Pop-Up Video airing infrequently on VH1 Classic (now MTV Classic).