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De Passe Jones Entertainment

Logo captures and video capture courtesy of Eric S.Background: de Passe Entertainment is an independent production company founded by Suzanne de Passe, a former executive at Motown Records. She also oversaw the record label's Motown Productions film and TV production unit until 1988. In 1992, Motown Productions was merged into de Passe Entertainment. The company was formed in 1987 but did not have a standard logo until 1993. In 2008, Madison Jones joined the company, and the company name was changed accordingly.1st Logo (as de Passe Entertainment)(November 14, 1993-June 11, 2004)<iframe frameborder="0" height="146" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7fc8cb1a5cfdd916ec984b0677e860aad9550357" width="259"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="148" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/79e2b4129c53205ba7a392902ec6e34250136221" width="262"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2a901d3318832f810e1aff00b1faaa05f5305e80" width="329"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/42a7a57184b965dfef8d51f16b43f64337497fd0" width="329"></iframe>Nicknames: "CGI Studio", "de Passe Studio"Logo: In a studio background, we see the words:de Passe___________________________________E N T E R T A I N M E N Tangled to the right.Variant: On Return to Lonesome Dove, “in association with” fades in below.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The show's ending theme or silence.Availability: Common. Seen on Sister, Sister on Up and on DVD releases by CBS and VEI, Smart Guyon Disney+ and last aired on BET, and It's Showtime at the Apollo, as well as all the Zenon movies.Editor's Note: It's quite a memorable logo considering the material this logo followed.2nd Logo (as de Passe Jones)(May 29, 2017-)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/365ae1d41a57d195577c503f2bf77f3a9bc1ca9b" width="408"></iframe> Logo: On a black background, we see the box of the silhouette girl holding a boy's foot, as if he is flying away, while he's holding a star shaped kite on the hill. Underneath the blue words read, "DE PASSE JONES ENTERTAINMENT".Variants:The word "ENTERTAINMENT" is omitted.A white background version exists.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland and Daytime Divas. An animated version can be seen as a splash screen on the company's website, <a class="external" href="http://depassejones.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="here">here</a>.
Dead Alive Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Editions by "LARDLOGORETURNS"Background: 1st logo(2003?-20??)Logo: On a black background, we see the words "DEAD AL VEPRODUCTIONS."A CGI skeleton walks from the left screen wearing a top hat and holding a baton. It stops, and looks at the word "AL VE," noticing that the letter I is missing. He uses the baton and makes the word complete "ALIVE." Now the skeleton looks at us as his eyes briefly glow red before going back to normal. The skeleton walks to the right and offscreen. The word now reads"DEAD ALIVEPRODUCTIONS."FX/SFX: The text fading in. The CGI animation of the skeleton.Music/Sounds: A demonic circus like theme with sound effects corresponding to the animations.Availability: Appeared on the 2002 film, "Cannibalistic."Editor's Note: TBA
Deal-a-Meal Warning Screen

As of 2013, no warning screens or bumpers will be edited on here anymore. Head on over to <a class="external" href="http://companybumpers.wikifoundry.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the new, separate wiki</a> please. Warning descriptions by mr3urious and kidinbed Warning captures by videohollic2008, kidinbed,and videos4everybodyEditions by Nate B.1st Warning (1988-Early 1990s) Nickname: The GunWarning: We see a hand holding a gun, the barrel facing us. The hand turns the cylinder and fires it. The words "FBI WARNING", in a thick red font with white shadows, zoom out, and the following text fades in, all in white: ANY COMMERCIAL USE OR DUPLICATION OF THIS COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL WITHOUT PRIOR LICENSING IS FORBIDDEN BY FEDERAL LAW: VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED © (year) DEAL-A-MEAL CORP. The gun is fired again, as we go black. FX/SFX: The zooming text. Other than that, it's all live-action. Music/Sounds: Begins with a drumroll, then part of the Dragnet theme, a gunshot, and another gunshot accompanied by the sound of a body falling to the ground. Availability: Rare. Seen on a Goodtimes VHS reprint of Richard Simmons' Sweatin' to the Oldies.Scare Factor: Medium to high for people who aren't expecting it, obviously due to the unsuitable subject matter, but this is one of the more creative warning screens out there!2nd Warning (1989-Early 1990s) Nickname: "The Trial", "Did You or Did You Not Copy Sweatin' to the Oldies 2?", "The Ignored Excuse" Warning: We see a black screen momentarily and hear a judge banging his gavel and yelling "ORDER IN THE COURT! ORDER IN THE COURT!!!" in a rather unconvincing manner. Then the screen lightens up and we see a courtroom scene, possibly taken from an old movie. The judge continues talking. He says to the guilty man in this scene, "Answer the question, did you or did you not copy Sweatin' to the Oldies 2?"(Then again, why would anyone want to?!"). We see an old woman shaking and gritting her teeth. The judge says "Well?", and the man says, "I did." in a sorrow manner. Everyone gasps and the woman screams. The judge says to two policemen, "Take him away, boys.". After the guilty man is taken away, a newspaper spins up to us briefly and it reads: The Times (in a CloisterBlack styled font) _________________________________ FBI WARNING!!! ANY COMMERCIAL USE OR DUPLICATION OF THIS COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL WITHOUT PRIOR LICENSING IS FORBIDDEN BY FEDERAL LAW. VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED!!! COPYRIGHT (year) DEAL-A-MEAL CORP. The judge then says "Don't even think about copyin' THIS videotape." and a jail slam sound is heard, as we go black. FX/SFX: Mostly live-action. Music/Sounds: Dramatic music is heard over the voices. A low, brief whoosh is heard when the newspaper spins up to us, followed by loud police sirens. Availability: Rare. Only found on Sweatin' to the Oldies 2. Scare Factor: Low to high, because of the gavel sounds and unsuitable subject matter, of course. But this is just as creative as the first warning, possibly even more so!3rd Warning(Early 1990s)Warning: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Rare. Found on Sweatin' to the Oldies 3.Scare Factor: TBA
Dealer Video (Argentina)

Logo descriptions bySnowflakesOmega(1980's)Nicknames: "Dealer In Space"<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="188" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8a9a57dd86e9bd2953cbf42ef0005820060e34a3" width="250"></iframe>Logo: On a space background with the small planets, a segmented V flies in, leaving residual trails. A rectangular box with the top omitted, also flies in from the screen and places around the segmented V, while the stacked words "DEALER VIDEO" (with "VIDEO" spaced out), appear flying in (yet again) and place at the bottom of inside the box.FX/SFX: Poor 2D animation.Music/Sounds: A drums/bass/piano theme with horns added later.Availability: Seen on their tapes in Argentina.Editor's Note: None.
Dean River Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(1999-2001)Logo: On a black background, we see five blurry layers of a picture of a forest with trees, and put it behind them together to make the picture clear. Then, a blue line glowing draws behind thepicture andover the forest. As the blue line stops glowing, the yellow blurry words zoom out "DEAN RIVER" and another word appears "PRODUCTIONS."FX/SFX: The pictures, the glow, and the words.Music/Sounds: Just the sound of the loon calling two times.Availability: Seen on The Legend of the Candy Cane and A Vow to Cherish.Scare Factor: None.
Dear Film (Italy)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmegaLogo captures by TheMoonProductionsVideo captures courtesy of TR3X(1950s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="236" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/a8233de79568959d71577d577b5277db0c23faf3" width="418"></iframe>Nicknames: "Anupan Chitra's European Cousin", "Tubular Bells of Doom"Logo: We see a live-action closeup of two tubular bells ringing. The camera pans from one bell to another, to the left. The words "DEAR" and "FILM" then zoom up from the bell to the center. "presenta" then zooms up below.FX/SFX: The live-action bells, the words zooming up.Music/Sounds: The sound of the bells.Availability: Appears on distributed 35mm films across Italy. Was spotted on I tre ladri.Editor's Note: None.
Debian

Background: Debian is one of the most popular Linux distributions, developed by the Debian Project. The first Debian beta (0.01) was released around August 1993, with the first stable OS to be released about 3 years later. Debian is home to many child distributions, one of them being Ubuntu, which is itself home to more child distributions, some of which being Linux Mint, Zorin OS, and even Google's own Chromium OS.TBA
Debmar Studios

Logo descriptions by Shadeed A. Kelly and Eric S.Logo captures by Eric S.Background: Debmar Studios was formed in November 1, 1993 by Mort Marcus, a former senior syndication sales executive for Buena Vista Television (now "Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution"), with financial backing by Disney. Marcus became president of Buena Vista Television a year later, causing Debmar to be folded into Buena Vista. In 2003, Mort Marcus reopened Debmar Studios after his departure from Disney. In 2006, this company merged with Mercury Entertainment to form "Debmar-Mercury".1st Logo(1994)<iframe height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/fd28086dd87f7b927167393eb076678b2398caf4" width="219"></iframe>Nickname: "Debmar Searchlight"Logo: On a black background, we see the words "DEBMAR STUDIOS" in gold three-dimensional font. Above it, the words "DISTRIBUTED BY", in white sans serif font, chryoned-in. The background wipes with a searchlight-like revealing brown color.FX/SFX: The background wiping.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extinct. This was found on a '90s airing of The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat. It might've been seen on announced Debmar Studios packages in syndication, mostly sourced from the CBS library, such as half hour Dr. Seuss specials (excluding How the Grinch Stole Christmas), My Fair Lady, and Bluetoes the Christmas Elf among others; as well as several Gunsmoke telefilms and two feature-length Peanuts television specials, being A Boy Named Charlie Brown one of them.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2003-2006)<iframe height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/57fda4b260d695765ca68eeb5e6d3ae1f24fe4b6" width="220"></iframe>Nicknames: "Leaping Jaguar", "The Debmar Jaguar"Logo: Several crystal-textured Copperplate letters, reading "DEBMAR STUDIOS" and reflecting the image of a jaguar in them, overlap each other and move around. Then, they zoom in, as the text "DEBMAR STUDIOS" quickly zooms out at the top of the screen, while a flash brings in a movie negative with a jaguar leading through it underneath the text.Variant: A shorter version also exists.FX/SFX: The text moving and the zooming.Music/Sounds: A loud ascending whoosh, followed by a stock jaguar roar sound effect.Availability: Extinct. Was seen on syndicated reruns of pre-2006 South Park episodes.Editor's Note: Some have been caught off guard by the jaguar roar.
Decla (Germany)

Background: Born around 1919 as a German branch of the French company Decla Éclair, it merged with German Bioscop to form Decla Bioscop, which eventually was bought by UFA and acted as a subsidiary of the late company. Nowadays, it's known as Studio Babelsberg.(1920)Nicknames: "Offended Eagle"Logo: On a black background, an blue outlined eagle comes flying from the right along with five forms, which turn to be letters. As the blue colored letters "EDCLA" take their place at the bottom of the screen, the eagle lands between the "L" and the "A". Then it takes the "D" and places it its correct position, as the "E" moves to the right and morphs into a goblin-like form, which thumbs its nose to the eagle, but the eagle grabs it with its beak. The image then jarringly cuts (possibly due to the video shown not being complete).FX/SFX: The eagle, the letters.Music/Sounds: Silent, or the opening theme of the film.Availability: Fairly scarce. Can be found on European DVD prints of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.Editor's Note: None.
Decode Entertainment (Canada)

Background: Decode Entertainment was a Canadian television production company based in Toronto, Ontario. It was founded in 1997 by Steven DeNure, Neil Court, and John Delmage. In 2006, the company merged with Halifax Film to form DHX Media.1st Logo(October 24, 1997-1999)Nickname: "Unknown Decode"Logo: On a white background, we see the words "DECODE Entertainment Inc." in blue. "DECODE" is in a royal blue American Typewriter font and the "Entertainment" font is a font similar to Comic Sans. The "DECODE" text's light swirls and the "Entertainment" is shooting out light rays.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show or silence.Availability: Very rare. It was last seen on the first 13 episodes of Rainbow Fish on HBO Family, as well as the first season of Freaky Stories. Also appeared on Watership Down and Weird-Oh's. Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(October 4, 1999-September 4, 2008)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0eb0e3827be3d2bf7487de07e2210bdcae0cc051" width="368"></iframe>Nicknames: "TV Static", "Cute Robot Head"Logo: On a screen filled with TV static, a bunch of symbols (!@#$%^&*) forms the word "DECODE". Then on the lower left corner on the screen, a yellow robot head with one eye and an antenna as well as transmission symbols appears, smiles, and blinks.Variant: On many shows, a copyright stamp appears next to the robot.FX/SFX: The "symbols" writing, and the robot head appearing and blinking.Music/Sounds: A TV static sound, but on most of its shows, the ending theme plays over.Availability: Uncommon. Their output isn't reran on TV that often (at least in the U.S). Can be seen on Franny's Feet on Sprout and V-me. Also seen on Angela Anaconda, The Naughty Naughty Pets, The Zack Files, Naturally Sadie, Dudson, Olliver's Adventures, Our Hero, The Save-Ums, Chop Socky Chooks, Radio Free Roscoe, and later episodes of Watership Down, just to name a few.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(September 3, 2007-2010)Nickname: "Cute Robot Head II"Logo: On a blue background, the robot head from before bounces on text. The text says "DECODE Entertainment Inc.". The robot gets catapulted on the "t" and the text is revealed with the DHX Media byline, with the robot head next to it.Variant: There was a longer version, which had the robot head walking on the letters as opposed to jumping. Once he gets to an "I", his antenna gets stuck, which sends him jumping and the animation continuing as usual.FX/SFX: The robot head.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availablity: Uncommon. Appears on Super Why! on PBS Kids and Animal Mechanicals, when it last aired on The Hub. The longer version is even rare, only appearing on Pirates: Adventures in Art so far. Sometimes, this logo gets plastered by the DHX Media logo. It was also seen on The Latest Buzz, Clang Invasion, and the second season of Planet Sketch.Editor's Note: None.
Deedle-Dee Productions

Logo descriptions by mr3urious, Michael Bass and PAV123Logo captures by BenderRoblox and othersEditions by BenderRoblox and CNViewer2006Background: Deedle-Dee Productions is the production company of comedy writer Greg Daniels.1st Logo (January 12, 1997-May 20, 2010)Logo: Superimposed over an American flag, we see the text: DEEDLE-DEE PRODUCTIONS JUDGEMENTAL FILMS & 3 ARTS ENTERTAINMENT in white, and written in the same font as the King of the Hill closing credits. "in association with" is written below in a different font. Variant: On French airings (and possibly other international airings), there's no American flag background, with everything on a black background. Another French airing has the credits in a diferent font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A random quote from the preceding episode of King of the Hill. In the show's 1st season, it was silent or had the sound effects/music that played on the episode's final scene. Availability: Can be seen on King of the Hill.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(March 24, 2005-February 24, 2015) Logo: Various childish drawings with the text "DEEDLE-DEE PRODUCTIONS" have been shown. The letters of each drawing have various designs, such as stripes and polka dots. One drawing is light blue.Trivia: The logo was drawn by Greg Daniels' son.Variant: Sometimes it is replaced by another drawing with a black background with dots of different colors, and "Deedle-Dee Productions!" has various patterns in each letter.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show or silence.Availability: Seen on The Office (U.S. version) and Parks and Recreation.Editor's Note: None.
Deep Silver

Background: Deep Silver is a game publishing label of Koch Media created in 2002.1st Logo (2003-2011)Logo: We see the beaming blue light, and multiple letters fly beyond to form the name "DEEP SILVER". Before they complete, the dark form appears over the light source, whirls and becomes silver, showing a triskelion (a three-end solstice figure) with a light 3D effect. The name below is also silver, and "E" letters miss the vertical parts.Variant: There is a different animation where the logo blasts the screen.FX/SFX: The logo forms.Music/Sounds: A mild whoosh.Availability: Common.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2011 - ) Logo: We see a big silvery crystal breaking off and revealing the logo inside, taken into a box. There, the triskelion figure is white on a black square, and the name in two lines is situated below.Variants: On The Dark Eye, the logo was panning over the sepia-paper background. The logo can be color-reversed.Before 2013 it was still or zooming only. FX/SFX: Animation of the breaking crystal. The logo just zooms in for early variants.Music/Sounds: Sounds of crushing and short low-pitched beeping tone.Availability: Current. Appeared on Risen 2, Dead Island, Summer Stars 2012 (still) for Wii. The sepia version was seen on The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav.Editor's Note: None.
Deep Water

Logo descriptions and captures by LogophileVideos by naxo-oléBackground: Deep Water was a short-lived label of Sega that released mature-themed games.1st Logo(1994)<embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/972e687ece2a232b47736b8ad382b6f5f0033039" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="255" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Shark Attack!"Logo: The camera zooms in towards a red raft with a man and a woman in the ocean in the daytime with the shining sun and its reflection in the water. The screen then moves in aerial view of the boat and rotates. As it eases in, two sharks move toward the raft and swim by it. The man is dark-skinned and wearing a black scuba suit and the woman resembles Cammy from the Street Fighter series. It then cuts to a close-up of the woman's arm dangling off the boat. As it bounces, the two shark fins go by. It then goes to a front shot of the boat, where one of the sharks rises up and takes a bite, then going to the water with swirling blood, which the shark swims by that. Now in the water, with shimmering lights, the woman's severed arm floats downward off-screen. The wordsDEEPWATERrises from the bottom and rests. The shark then appears from the bottom and goes off-screen to the left and then comes back and stops above the company name (while a trademark "TM" appears). The shark and company name turn into silhouettes. FX/SFX:The logo is entirely computer animated.Music/Sounds: A low synth tune which then goes into a ominous piano ditty that sounds very similar to the USA boss theme from Sonic CD when the sharks appear. As they attack, the woman screams and water splashes. It then goes back to the synth theme, where there's a whoosh when the company name appears. When the shark swims above the name, another whoosh is heard and when they turn into silhouettes, it ends with a sound of lightning.Availability: This only appears on Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side on the Sega CD.Editor's Note: The theme of the shark attack might be disturbing to some, but it certainly fits with the nature of the label!2nd Logo(1997)Logo: On a white background is a square with red bordering. Inside it is a black and blue gradient water background with a silhouette of a shark. Below the shark is "DEEP WATER" in white text (in the same style as the previous logo, except the shark is now staring at the upper-right side of the logo). A black trademark "TM" is next to the square.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Only appears on Duke Nukem 3D for the Sega Saturn.Editor's Note: None.
Dej Productions Coming Soon IDs

1st Logo(1998-2002)Logo: Same as the Dej Feature Presentation logo, except the text says "Coming Soon".FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: Same as the Dej Feature Presentation logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the Dej Feature Presentation logo, even though the voiceover says "Coming soon at Blockbuster!"Availability: Rare.Scare Factor: Same as the Dej Feature Presentation logo.
Dej Productions Feature Presentation IDs

1st Logo(1998-2002)Logo: On a blue/black gradient background, there is a white flash and the white/blue gradient words "Feature Presentation" in italics quickly zoom out. Then a white outline of the words slowly zooms in.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The flash, and the zooming of the words and outline.Music/Sounds: A whoosh was heard, followed by a harsh bang and a synth fanfare that sounds similar to the 1983 FHE logo. A male announcer says "And now, our feature presentation!"Availability: Rare.Scare Factor: Medium to high; the flash, zooming and music may scare some, as it brings back bad memories of the 1994 Walt Disney Feature Presentation logo.