Amigos de Garcia Productions
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Logo description by Michael Bass
(October 2, 2000-)
Logo: On a white background, we see various oval-shaped pictures. One example shown above is of a little boy wearing a dark blue sombrero with red trim. The boy is seen stretching his lips with his pointer fingers. The text "Amigos de Garcia, " which means "Friends of Garcia" in Spanish, surrounds the top of the picture, and the text "Productions" surrounds the bottom.
(October 2, 2000-)
Logo: On a white background, we see various oval-shaped pictures. One example shown above is of a little boy wearing a dark blue sombrero with red trim. The boy is seen stretching his lips with his pointer fingers. The text "Amigos de Garcia, " which means "Friends of Garcia" in Spanish, surrounds the top of the picture, and the text "Productions" surrounds the bottom.
Variant: Starting in 2017, the background is now wooden and the text is white.
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.
Music/Sounds Variant: On Raising Hope and The Millers, a child's voice gives a random one-liner.
Availability: Seen on My Name is Earl, Yes, Dear, and Raising Hope (Seasons 1-3, and a couple of Season 4 episodes. The logo no longer appears due to Greg Garcia's departure from the show, and has been replaced with the Slowly I Turned Productions logo). Currently seen on The Millers on CBS. It is now seen onThe GuestBookon TBS.
Editor's Note: None.
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.
Music/Sounds Variant: On Raising Hope and The Millers, a child's voice gives a random one-liner.
Availability: Seen on My Name is Earl, Yes, Dear, and Raising Hope (Seasons 1-3, and a couple of Season 4 episodes. The logo no longer appears due to Greg Garcia's departure from the show, and has been replaced with the Slowly I Turned Productions logo). Currently seen on The Millers on CBS. It is now seen onThe GuestBookon TBS.
Editor's Note: None.