faux•go | fo-go
A fauxgo (fake logo) is a symbol or other small design created to represent a fictional company or organization that only exists on film.
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“Shark still looks fake.”
Biffco, Back To The Future II (1989)
“Production Value!”
Kelvin Gasoline, Super 8 (2011)
“It’s got electrolytes.”
Brawndo, Idiocracy (2006)
“Do you know how I know you’re gay?”
SmartTech, The 40 Year Old Virgin (2005)
“You and me…we’re in a club now.”
Grape Soda, UP (2009)
“Time warp anyone?”
Denton, The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) via Steven Cantor
“I’m thinking about getting metal legs. It’s a risky operation, but it’ll be worth it.”
Brainasium, Grandma’s Boy (2006)
“Sterling Cooper has more failed artists and intellectuals than the Third Reich.”
Sterling Cooper Draper Price, Mad Men (2007) via Steven Cantor
“I want his arm. Cut it off.”
Multi-National United, District 9 (2009)
“I think there’s been a rape up there!”
Wernham Hogg, The Office UK (2001–2003)
“The reason we don’t eat people is because they taste lousy.”
Fishy Joe’s, Futurama (1999)
“Run, cowards!”
Builders League United, Team Fortress 2 (2007) via Da
“Hey, nice shirt, Ted. Is it yesterday already?”
Goliath National Bank, How I Met Your Mother (2005) via Eric Stanley
“No touching.”
The Bluth Company, Arrested Development (2003) via Rick Pollock
