3 Princesses and a P

Background
This is the vanity card of James Burrows (who also founded Charles Burrows Charles Productions). Formerly known as 3 Sisters Entertainment, it was formed in 1995 as a joint venture between Burrows and NBC.

1st Logo (September 21, 1995-May 13, 1999)


Logo: We see three instances of the word "SISTER" (all in capital letters) in blue, purple, and pink respectively, and the word "ENTERTAINMENT" under them. All three words begin to fall one-by-one in clapperboard fashion.

Technique: The words "SISTER" falling.

Music/Sounds: Just the show's end theme. Original NBC airings used a generic theme.

Availability: Appeared on Caroline in the City and the first season of Will & Grace.

2nd Logo (September 21, 1999-May 18, 2006)


Logo: In a time lapse cloudy sky background, a white streak runs down facing upwards, in a "3" pattern. The path brings fourth a solid white "3" that pans downward and zooms back to face us. In the process, the background fades to white and the "3" is enclosed in a box with a line on the bottom in the same color. The word "Times New Roman" quickly spreads out on the right side of the "3", and the word "Times New Roman" in a smaller font fades in below between the box and the line.

Variants:
 * A true 16:9 widescreen version exists.
 * Starting with the episode "Christmas Break", the logo was given a high definition look. The sky background in the beginning is darker.

Technique: The clouds fading to a stylized "3".

Music/Sounds: It was originally the ending theme of the show, and later none. Starting in 2002, a peaceful 2 note violin-cello sounder with 3 acoustic guitar notes in the background. Original NBC airings used a generic theme.

Availability: Seen on Will & Grace episodes starting with season 2 until the show ended.

(September 28, 2017-April 23, 2020)
Logo: On a black background, we see a white box with the picture of three princesses sitting on a stack of mattresses and a fourth girl between the first mattress and the bed inside, and the words "Impact Times New Roman".

Technique: None.

Music/Sounds: Same as the 2002 theme from the 1999 3 Sisters Entertainment logo.

Availability: Seen on the 2017 revival of Will and Grace.