Williams Street/Logo Variations

Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Boat Show) (1997): Space Ghost (voiced by George Lowe) states over the logo: "This has been a Ghost Planet Industries production. (does a spittake) That's what I did in rehearsal, and everyone laughed."

Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Chambraigne) (1999): The first episode (and show period) to use a Williams Street logo as well as the only SGC2C episode to use the second Williams Street logo. Space Ghost states over the logo: "They're out there. They're shining, with eyes of hard plastic. And blue hair...BLUE AS THE NIGHT."

Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Flipmode) (2001): The logo is in static and as a result barely viewable.

Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law (Bannon Custody Battle) (2000): The logo is tinted. This is also the only episode to use any Williams Street logo.

Sealab 2021 (Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch) (2002): Master Shake from Aqua Teen Hunger Force (who in the final bit of the episode became enraged at Meatwad for beating him in a video game), having just broken the 70/30 Productions logo (which he believes is Meatwad's), continues to break the Williams Street logo as "it's cheap looking".

Master Shake (voiced by Dana Snyder): "Seventy-Thirty. Is this yours?"

Meatwad (off screen, voiced by Dave Willis): "That's not mine!"

Master Shake: "Cause it's gone!"

Meatwad: "You're breaking somebody else's things now." (Shake breaks the 70/30 logo, followed by the Williams Street logo)

Master Shake: "It's cheap looking, and it's outta here." (Shake breaks the Williams Street logo, followed by the Cartoon Network logo) "What kind of crap is this, did an elephant paint this?!"

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters (2007): The logo appears at the beginning, stays on screen significantly longer to the point of tedium, and plays an ominous synth drone (which begins over the First Look Studios logo) with one bell. When it finally fades out, "PRESENTS" in the same font is seen on the white background fading back in as a lower synth drone with one lower bell plays. After one final fade out, "THIS MOVIE" appears absurdly quick (JUST long enough to hear part of the bell) before smash cutting back to black.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Forever (The Greatest Story Ever Told) (2015): The final episode of the ATHF franchise (the last four seasons were for comedic effect renamed and treated as different shows altogether for no reason). Two gags with Williams Street were done for the occasion:

First, the logo itself cuts off the credits even earlier then usual. The end credits scene of the episode is Meatwad and Frylock stating that they will live and be on TV forever (obviously an intentional jab at it being the last episode) only to be cut off by the logo.

Immediately after this, the ATHF and Carl are seen watching the logo on their TV (before the second hammer, which is heard as if coming from the TV). All four are quite disappointed that the last episode ended in such a way. Meatwad notices this is still technically the last moments and proposes they do a joke, only to be cut off by the Made in Georgia logo.

The Eric Andre Show (Bird Up) (2015): Eric Andre in a suit with a parrot appears at the bottom left corner of the screen, saying "Yah Boobay" over and over again.

Children's Hospital (The Show You Watch) (2016): The logo is redesigned to fit in with the 50s motif of the episode, like all the other logos along with it. The logo is now flat, simplistic, and more cartoony, sort of resembling a UPA/H-B background design, and the "WILLIAMS STREET" text is also in a different font. The logo does not wave in this variant, and thus is completely still, no animation and without any copyright information at all.