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Mutant Enemy Productions was the Production Company created in 1997 by Joss Whedon to produce '' Buffy The Vampire Slayer .'' The company also produced the television shows '' Angel '', a ''Buffy'' spin-off; and '' Firefly '', a short-lived space Western . Its offices (made out of glass bricks) were on the lot of 20th Century Fox in Los Angeles , previously the home of Chris Carter's Ten Thirteen Productions . According to March 2006's issue of UK magazine The Word , the office (and thus the company) were closed not long after ''Angel'' was cancelled (though a date was not given). The film ''Serenity'' credits Barry Mendel Productions instead. The name "Mutant Enemy" is taken from the song " And You And I " by Prog Rock band Yes , of whom Whedon is a confessed fan. It was also the name Whedon had given his first typewriter. LOGO The company's End-of-credits Logo and Mascot is an intentionally poorly animated demon cartoon figure crossing the screen from right to left and saying, "Grrr. Argghh." It was drawn and voiced by Whedon himself. However, there are certain episodes of ''Buffy'' in which the animation was changed:
The episode " Bargaining, Part One " references the end-of-credits logo. Tara gives Giles a small rubber monster and says "Grrr. Argghh." In season seven of ''Buffy'', there is a species of ancient Vampires called " Turok-Han " or Ubervamps. They look like more detailed versions of the Mutant Enemy. MEMBERS Staff members of Mutant Enemy, all of whom have writing and/or production credits on at least one of the above shows, have included, in alphabetical order:
ROBOT CHICKEN PARODY On the Swim show Robot Chicken entitled "Rabbits on a Rollercoaster" at the end of the show's credits a parody of the Mutant Enemy, Inc. logo appeared with Joss Whedon providing the "Grrr... Arrgh..." As the enemy mutant rips apart the city, the scene cuts to an office where Joss Whedon is playing with dolls and an executive says to him, "Come on Joss, that's why you were kicked off '' Wonder Woman ''." SEE ALSO EXTERNAL LINKS |
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