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'''Visuals:''' Next to the [[3 Hounds Productions]] logo, there is a man sitting in a {{color|green}} chair facing from its back in an {{color|orange}}-tinted room, looking up at a {{color|red}} screen with the company name on it in white. |
'''Visuals:''' Next to the [[3 Hounds Productions]] logo, there is a man sitting in a {{color|green}} chair facing from its back in an {{color|orange}}-tinted room, looking up at a {{color|red}} screen with the company name on it in white. |
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Revision as of 21:41, 18 January 2024
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Background
This is the vanity plate of Kenny Schwartz (who would later form Wiener & Schwartz Productions with Rick Wiener).
Logo (September 19, 2002-2010)
Visuals: Next to the 3 Hounds Productions logo, there is a man sitting in a green chair facing from its back in an orange-tinted room, looking up at a red screen with the company name on it in white.
Technique: None. [possible misuse]
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen on Do Over and Like Family. Also seen on the failed pilot of The Pink House.
