The Stuffed Dog Company

Logo description by Silversword55 Editions by mr3urious and PerryLuv2001 Logo captures by mr3urious and megamanj2004

Background: The Stuffed Dog Company is the production company of Andy and Susan Borowitz, the creators of the well-known TV series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

(September 10, 1990-August 31, 1996) Stuffed Dog Company: Out All Night Variant (1992)The Stuffed Dog Company(1996)The Stuffed Dog Company (1990)

Nicknames: "20th Century Dog", "Searchlight", "The Fresh Prince Logo"

Logo: In this parody of the 20th Century Fox logo, we have a purple sky and "20th Century Fox" is replaced with:

THE STUFFED DOG COMPANY

...and we are looking at the bottom left of the structure. Under the company name is a block with a bone etched in. Instead of searchlights, we see the statues of dogs with flames on their heads and 2 dogs holding bones in the front of the structure. "and", in gold, fades in at the bottom of the screen, and we proceed to either the Quincy Jones Entertainment logo or the QDE logo. All of this logo's text is in Gill Sans.

Variants: On the short-lived sitcom Out All Night, instead of the word "and", we see the words "IN ASSOCIATION WITH," meaning it cuts to the 1986-96 version of the NBC Productions logo. On the very short-lived sitcom Aliens in the Family, no words are present under the logo and there are less fireworks going off.

FX/SFX: The fireworks going off and the animation of the flames.

Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show, sounds of an episode from Fresh Prince (whenever it uses blooper reel footage), or a generic theme on NBC starting in 1994.

Music/Sounds Variant: On one episode of Fresh Prince, you can hear the fireworks going off and the sound of a dog howling before it immediately cuts to the Quincy Jones logo. Also on Aliens in the Family you can hear the fireworks going off and a slightly creepy sci-fi tune playing.

Availability: Common. Can be seen on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. It also appeared on the short-lived 1992-93 NBC sitcom Out All Night, and the very short-lived 1996 ABC sitcom Aliens in the Family.

Editor's Note:The CGI is okay for the time, but it's not well-polished.