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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A short sequence played at the very end of a program's Closing Credits to identify the production company that created the series. Sometimes also called "vanity cards," "taglines", "sign-offs", "closing/production logos" or an "endboard", these brief sequences display the production company's trademark/logo. They can occur at the beginning, which is usually done in movies to the opening beats of the theme music. |
