The Tannenbaum Company

(September 11, 2003-) The Tannenbaum Company (2003- )

Nickname: "Holding Hands"

Logo: On a black background, we see a picture of two hands holding together, made out of paper cut-outs, on a sunny day in a park. One of them is wearing a yellow ring (possibly a reference to company founders Eric and Kim Tannenbaum, who are married). The words "THE TANNENBAUM COMPANY" are seen below it.

Variants: On the short-lived series We Are Men, the logo has been modified. It is on a white background, the hands are outlined, there is a white flash behind the hands, and the box has been shifted up (alongside gaining a yellow border) to make room for the large text "TANNENBAUM", which is sandwiched between two lines. The text "the" is "cut out" in between the top line near the left, and "company" is in the same design near the right. This is shown on the right side of the screen next to the Full Flavor and Principato-Young logos on The Last O.G. One user reported seeing a variant on Two and a Half Men with the picture replaced with a picture of Jake and what he thinks was his class. On The Mullets, the logo is animated; the hands are shown grasping each other, the company name wipes in, and the background is shown painting itself in.

FX/SFX: None. On The Mullets, the hands clasping and the other elements wiping in.

Music/Sounds: A four-note piano flourish.

Music/Sounds Variants: On We Are Men and The Odd Couple, the end theme plays over. On ¡Rob!, it's silent. On Impastor, the theme is slightly extended. On The Mullets, a five-note piano theme is heard, which sounds almost like a reversed variation of the normal music. On The Last O.G., with Principato-Young Entertainment logo. Availability: Can be seen on Two and a Half Men, The Mullets, the short-lived ¡Rob!, the 2015 reboot of The Odd Couple, and The Last O.G..

Editor's Note: None.