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Williams Street is a production company that is owned by Turner Broadcasting. Williams Street was formerly known as Ghost Planet Industries after Space Ghost's show in 1994-1999. All of Adult Swim is produced by Williams Street. Keith Crofford oversees operations for the studio building, which also houses the Cartoon Network offices. Mike Lazzo oversaw operations for the studio alongside Crofford until 2019, when Lazzo retired from the company.
The name of the company is mainly named after the street that it lies on which is Williams Street in Atlanta, Georgia. This company is in the same building of Ted Turner who founded TBS, CNN and Cartoon Network.
The building in the logo is an artistic version of the studio it started in. The building in real life is just a little different then the logo on television. For example, the building says TBS on the front, the building is much longer, and it is more elevated in the center. The companies' building is right across the street from TBS headquarters.
The audio in the background of the logo is created by Jack Webb's production company Mark VII Limited.
The Williams Street logo is shown for about five seconds, and old shows are occasionally followed by a vanity card of a skull and crossbones with the old Cartoon Network symbol on the mouth, which was ended in 2004. The symbol was not used until after Ghost Planet Industries.
Series
- 12 oz. Mouse (2005-2006)
- Aqua Teen Hunger Force (2000-2015)
- Assy McGee (2006-2008)
- Brak Presents the Brak Show Starring Brak (2000)
- The Brak Show (2000-2003)
- Cartoon Planet (1995-1999)
- The Drinky Crow Show (with Mirari Films) (2007-present)
- Fat Guy Stuck in Internet (2007-present)
- FishCenter Live (2014-present)
- Frisky Dingo (with 70/30 Productions) (2006-present)
- Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law (with Turner Studios) (2000-2007)
- Immortal Grand Prix (with Production I.G) (2003-2005)
- Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil (2005-present)
- Metalocalypse (with Titmouse Inc.) (2006-present)
- Minoriteam (2005-2006)
- Moral Orel (with ShadowMachine Films) (2005-2008)
- Perfect Hair Forever (2004-2007)
- Robot Chicken (with ShadowMachine Films, Stoopid Monkey and Sony Pictures Digital) (2005-present)
- Samurai Jack (2017-present)
- Saul of the Mole Men (2007)
- Sealab 2021 (with 70/30 Productions) (2000-2005)
- Space Ghost Coast to Coast (1994-2004)
- Squidbillies (2005-present)
- Stroker and Hoop (with Turner Studios) (2004-2005)
- Superjail! (with Augenblick Studios) (2007-present)
- That Crook'd 'Sipp (2007-present)
- The Venture Bros. (with World Leaders and Astrobase GO!) (2003-present)
- Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! (with Absolutely) (2007-present)
- Tom Goes to the Mayor (with Dipshot Films/Absolutely) (2004-2006)
- Xavier: Renegade Angel (with PFFR) (2007-present)
- The Xtacles (with 70/30 Productions) (2008-present)
- Young Person's Guide to History (with Funny Garbage) (2008)
Movies
Other
- Anime Talk Show (TV Special) (2004)
- Korgoth of Barbaria (with Cartoon Network Studios) (TV Pilot) (2006)
- Let's Fish (with Titmouse Inc.) (TV Pilot) (2007)
- Spacecataz (TV Pilot) (2004)
- Stiff (TV Pilot) (2007)
