Starburns Industries

Background
Starburns Industries was founded in 2010 by Dan Harmon, Dino Stamatopoulos Joe Russo II, James Fino, and Duke Thomson. It is named after the nickname of Stamatopoulos' character in Community, whose real name is Alex Osbourne. In January of 2020, Dan Harmon left the company.

(January 22, 2012- )


Nicknames: "It's-a good show!", "The Italian Chef"

Logo: On a white background, there is a stock image of a chef that is giving the OK sign, and is winking. On the bottom of him, it says "STARBURNS INDUSTRIES". There is a shooting star to the left of the words.

Variants:
 * On Rick and Morty, and HarmonQuest, there is no shooting star.
 * On the Mary Shelley's Frankenhole episode "Gaston Leroux's Je Ne Sais Quoi!", the background is red.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: An Italian person saying "It's-a good show!", and an accordion playing.

Music/Sounds Variants:
 * On the special Beforel Orel: Trust, Little Orel says "It's-a good show!", and laughs. There is no accordion playing.
 * On Rick and Morty, the accordion tune is shortened.
 * On Animals, the end theme plays over it.
 * On the Mary Shelley's Frankenhole episode "Bram Stroker's Loud Mouth!", the Italian person says "That-a show, it's a little heavy on the words, eh?".
 * On the Mary Shelley's Frankenhole episode "Jules Verne's Monster Rally Run!", the Italian person says "That-a show could use a little more salt, I think!".
 * On the Mary Shelley's Frankenhole episode "Franz Kafka's Jealousy!", the Italian person says "Mamma mia, that show sure had a lot of sausage in it!".
 * On the Mary Shelley's Frankenhole episode "Hyralius, Mutant Monster!", instead of the Italian person, Ken Jeong (who guest starred as various characters in the episode) says "Hi, Ken here. It's a good show. Can I go now?", and a person in the background says "Yeah yeah yeah, you're done.".
 * On the Mary Shelley's Frankenhole episode "Gaston Leroux's Je Ne Sais Quoi!", no accordion is playing.

Availability: Seen on Season 2 of Mary Shelley's Frankenhole, Before Orel: Trust, the first two seasons of Rick and Morty, HarmonQuest, the HBO series Animals, and the Tubi series The Freak Brothers.

Editor's Note: This is a funny logo.