Talk:David Shore

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[edit] Shore Z Productions - "House" Closing Credits Screen / Company Logo

Being one of a curious nature I couldn't help but try, without success, to determine what is actually represented in the "House" TV show closing credits screen when a Shore Z Productions company logo is presented. It would appear misspelled text, perhaps in the handwriting of a child, resides behind the company logo. Is anyone aware as to the nature/meaning of such text? As I am sure some are aware, similar tidbits are present, in the "white" screen at the end of the TV show "Two And A Half Men". I apologize if my request is not per website guidelines as I am unaware of such criteria. Thank you for your time.

Tony Dakin76.2.231.163 04:48, 30 November 2006 (UTC)