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KidRo Productions

Background: KidRo Productions is the children's production company of Rosie O'Donnell. There was no logo until 1996. The company still exists.Logo descriptions by TeamLogo and MylesMoss1996Logo captures by TeamLogoVideo captures courtesy of(June 10, 1996-present)Logo: On a white background with a yellow square, we see the kid version of Rosie O'Donnell wearing a green cap, a white shirt, and a red overalls, and shoes, pulling a wagon with the words in it "KiDRo" and "PRODUCTIONS" on the wagon. The wagon bumps her, sending her flying off the right screen, and the wagon places in the center. Rosie appears from the right, giving her a thumbs up at us, and then disappears.FX/SFX: It's all cartoon animation. Although poorly filmed, it still holds up to today's standards.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Extinct, although preserved on the DVD release of The Rosie O'Donnell Show: Season 1 as a QVC exclusive.Scare Factor: None to minimal, it's quite a funny logo and is a favorite of many who are interested in The Rosie O'Donnell Show.
KidVision

Logo descriptions by codyfinkeLogo capture by Eric S.Background: KidVision started initially as a kids' label of WarnerVision Entertainment in 1993. KidVision mainly distributed most kids movies and TV series, such as The Magic School Bus and the original VHS release of Gumby: The Movie. In 1997, KidVision moved under Warner Home Video, and continued to distribute Magic School Bus videos until March 1998. However, from January 1999 until April 2002, they would be distributed by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment and some distributed in tandem with KidVision. The label was discontinued at the end of 2002 after their last title, The Magic School Bus: Holiday Special, was released.1st Logo (1993-1994)Nicknames: "Early KidVision", "Still KidVision"Logo: On a black background, we see the print version of the KidVision logo.Variant: Some tapes have the logo on a white background.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on The Baby-Sitters Club videos released by KidVision. It is also on Shining Time Station Vol. 1: Stacy Cleans Up on VHS.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1994-2002)<iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/6187413debd4e1b2a6504ef3badeec00f4670667" width="327"></iframe>Nickname: "The Chalkboard"Logo: On a gradient white-gray leather background, we see a black chalkboard. A white piece of chalk comes flying in the picture and writes out "Kid Vision". As it is done writing, the chalk draws a red rectangle around the text, and a shooting star flies across the text from left to right, coloring the text.FX/SFX: The chalk writing.Music/Sounds: The chalk pressing against the board and a twinkling sound when the comet flies by. This is sometimes accompanied by a bus beeping (found on Magic School Bus tapes), or a male voice saying "KidVision" (found on some Kidsongs tapes).Availability: Seen on VHS releases of The Magic School Bus, The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley, Shining Time Station, and later installments of Kidsongs, as well as Gumby: The Movie and the There Goes A... series.Editor's Note: None.
Kid Flicks (Canada)

Logo description and capture by cadermitchelBackground: Kid Flicks was the children's division of the short-lived Canadian budget-label Interglobal Home Video.(1987-1988) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/9dbe977ed956f902c47f6a30f9af0fb073ca80b0" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="246" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Multi Colored Target"Logo: On a blue gradient background, a thick yellow arc wipes in from right to left. A smaller orange arc wipes infrom right to left. An even smaller red one wipes in from right to left. This continues with the green and the blue ones to form a rainbow. The rainbow "flips" downwards to form a reflection, turning the rainbow into a multicolored, Looney Tunes-esque bullseye. A red circle zooms out into the center of the bullseye. Immediately the letters in the word "KID", arranged in an arc zoom out from the center one by one, each with a 3D "effect". The letters in the word "FLICKS", do the same, except all at once. The letters flash pink four times. A copyright date then appears below. After about two seconds, the whole thing zooms out to the center of the screen.FX/SFX: All the animation, standard 80s wiping, flipping, and zooming effects. Music/Sounds: Starts off with an ascending harp as the rainbow is wiped in, then culminates in a synth fanfare through out the logo, coupled with synth "bounce" hits as the letters and words zoom in, "rattling" as the letters flash pink and a ding as the copyright notice appears. A whoosh sound effect plays as the logo disappears.Availability: Extremely rare, was seen on public-domain cartoon tapes. Editor's Note: It has better quality compared to its parent.
Kid Pics

Logo descriptions by KobepediaVideos courtesy of Tommy DayBackground: Kid Pics was a division of Amvest Video, a "fly by night" public domain video company. The company is mostly known for their infamous host, The Happy Hamster, who is seen by many as creepy. It has been said one of the tapes had remains of a porno on it, due to the fact Kid Pics used second-hand tapes for footage (the source of that saying is unknown). Amvest went under around 1990.(1988?-1990?)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/308fcc24e77e02e46af21fa70ed8d6345f6d935c" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="249" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: It is simply the Kid Pics logo on a white background with a yellow glow around it.FX/SFX: Just a fade in and out.Music/Sounds: An merry-go-round like jingle.Availability: Extremely Rare.Editor's Note: None.
Kid Rhino Home Video

Logo description by youjustfailedfilmsLogo capture by JHprodEditions by Mr3urious1st Logo(Late 1980s-1998) Nickname: "The Baby Elvis Rhino"Logo: On a white background, we see a smiling kid version of the Elvis Presley rhino (from the main Rhino Records logo at the time), who was juggling eight blocks that read "KID RHINO" one by one.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extremely rare.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1998-2001)Nickname: "The Bouncing Rhino Logo"Logo: Against a blue marble background, we see a red sphere bounce five times, each time producing a comic sound effect. On the fifth bounce, the sphere expands out to the same rugby ball shape from the normal Rhino logo, then the words "KID RHINO" fade in and below the sphere the words "HOME VIDEO" in a sort-of handwritten font appear. The logo then flashes out to black.FX/SFX: The sphere bouncing and expanding, and the words fading in.Music/Sounds: A harp playing at the beginning, then five comic sounds (sampled from the Hanna-Barbera library) when the ball bounces, another when the words "HOME VIDEO" fade in and a kid laughing from there until the end of the logo.Availability: Can be seen on children's tapes like the 1999 prints of Transformers: The Movie and G.I. Joe: The Movie.Editor's Note: None.
Kid Time Video

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo capture by cringevision(1980s)Logo: On a blue background, we see a black filmstrip in the distance swirling around. It then shoots up to the top right and down to the bottom left toward us, sending off multicolored stars. Written on the filmstrip is "Kid TiME" in the colors seen here. "VIDEO" and a small "TM" fade in below and at the top right of the name respectively, in blue.FX/SFX: The swirling filmstrip, the stars, and the flashing sprocket holes; cheap 2D animation.Music/Sounds: A happy-sounding synth tune with deep notes and a strange sound as the stars fly by.Availability: Rare; seen on tapes of Magic Star Traveler.Scare Factor: Minimal. This is cheap, but very tame.
Kid Vision

Background: Kid Vision was a division of WarnerVision Entertainment, which in turn was(and still is) a division of Warner Bros., and TimeWarner. The company has distributed children's programmings, which most noticible shows being The Magic School Bus, Kidsongs, among others. In 1997, Warner Bros. bought the company as they continued to distribute children's programs. In 2002, the company shut down due to financial problems. Their last disrtibution video was The Magic School Bus: Holiday Special.(1994-2002)Nickname: The Chalkboard, Flying CometLogo: On a marble background, we see a black chalkboard, with a brown frame around it. Suddenly, we see a white piece of chalk which flys from the bottom of the screen, and heads to the chalkboard. The chalk writes "Kid Vision", on the chalkboard, in white, which is slanted up a bit. After it finishes writing itself, it then draws a rectangle around the text, now in a red color. At the same time, we see a comet flare itself from the chalk(as it's drawing the square) and flys across the screen, to the right, as it changes colors of the "Kid Vision" logo from white to all different colors. The chalk then dissapears from the screen as it flys to the left, and then we fade out.SFX: The chalk writing on the chalkboard, the comet flying across the screen.Music/Sounds: The sound of chalk writing on the chalkboard as it's writing out the text. Then, a sound of crescending chimes when the chalk draws the rectangle and the comet flys across the screen.Scare Factor: None.Availibility: It can be seen on most noticible children's programs such as The Magic School Bus, Kidsongs, and Shining Time Station. It can also be seen on other releases such as Gumby: The Movie, Real Wheels, The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, and The Bully of Mr Conductor. It is possible that it can be extinct today.
Kideo

(1995-2006)Nickname: Round PaintedLogo: On a white background, "Kideo" is painted. it fades to the original logo afterwards.FX/SFX: A mix of 2D and CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A playful children's fanfare. Later, the fanfare is extended.Availability: Seen on older Kideo tapes.Editor's Note: The drumroll will creep you out a bit, but this is a fine logo.
Kideo Video

Written by MrLogoLord and gshowguy Logo Captures by Eric S.(1985-1988?)Nickname: "Confetti Cursive"Logo: On a white-pink gradient background, eight stripes, colored blue and yellow, come in from both the left and right. "<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="170" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3c5e177edc5afb4625c7df76180b6038656ceef6" width="308"></iframe>Kideo" then writes itself out in a red cursive font, then "Video" in the same font and color, zooms in as what looks like splotches of confetti pop up.FX/SFX: 80s computer animation.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Ultra rare. Seen on kids releases of Karl-Lorimar tapes, such as M.A.S.K., The Care Bears, and Inspector Gadget.Editor's Note: None.
Kidmark

Logo description by Nate SpidgewoodLogo capture by Eric S.Background: Kidmark was a children's label of Vidmark Entertainment, which was reincorporated as "Trimark Home Video" in 1997. The label was discontinued in 2000 after Trimark was folded in Lionsgate.(1995-2000)Nicknames: "The Tiger Cub", "The Kidmark Tiger Cub", "The Kidmark Cub"Logo: On a white background is a still of a tiger cub looking at us over a purple "KiDMARK". Below them is the byline "A DIVISION OF TRIMARK HOLDINGS, INC.".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Dragon Ball tapes released by Vidmark/Trimark.Editor's Note: None. It's cute to see a tiger cub in the logo.
Kids' WB! Movies

Logo description by Jason Jones, James Fabiano, Cameron McCaffrey, Matt Williams and indycarLogo captures by V of Doom, mr3urious, and Logoboy95Editions by indycarBackground: Kids' WB! Movies was a short-lived film production unit of Kids' WB!, the children's programming block of The WB Television Network, itself a joint-venture between Time Warner and Tribune Broadcasting.(November 6, 1999-March 29, 2001) Nickname: "Zooming Kids' WB! Shield", "Kids' WB, I Choose You!"Logo: On a black background and from a far distance, two figures, the words "KIDS'", and "WB!" in the font from the 1998 Warner Bros. Pictures logo, but weirdly arranged and with an exclamation point at the end, ram themselves into the screen before moving back and wobbling. The Time Warner byline fades in at the bottom of the screen.Variants:On Pokémon: The Movie 2000, the logo is zoomed in.On Pokémon 3: The Movie, after the logo done animating, it flashes to a black screen with the film logo on it.Bylines: 1999-2000: "A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" 2001: "An AOL Time Warner Company" FX/SFX: The appearance of the logo, which is all CGI.Music/Sounds: The "Pokéball" sound from the show is heard.Music/Sound Variants:On Pokémon: The First Movie, it is silent.On a promotional Behind the Scenes VHS for Pokémon: The First Movie given away with The Sun newspaper in the UK, the logo has the Pokémon Dance Mix, taken from the album Pokémon: 2.B.A. Master, playing over this and the Nintendo logo that follows. A whooshing sound syncs up with the appearance of the "A Time Warner Entertainment Company" byline.Trivia:On the original UK trailers for the Pokémon films, this logo was replaced by the Warner Bros Family Entertainment logo, and all mentions of Kids' WB! were cut. Despite this, the logos were preserved on the theatrical and VHS/DVD releases of the movie, and the trailers featured on the DVDs had no edits.Availability: Rare. The logo could be found on the original releases of Pokémon: The First Movie, Pokémon The Movie 2000, and Pokémon 3: The Movie. The recently-released via digital media and Viz Media's Blu-Ray release no longer feature this logo, or any of the logos attached to those films as they are sourced from the original Japanese masters. The logo can be seen on the original Warner Home Video VHS and DVD releases of the aforementioned films.Editor's Note: Starting in 1997, the Kids' WB! logo inTV promos and bumpers also rammed into the screen before moving back and wobbling. The animation for promos and bumpers was enhanced in 2001 and once more in 2005.
Kids' WB! opening bumpers

1999-1999Nickname: Kids' WB yourself Logo: we see a boy with a backpack, paying 50 cents to a mysterious machine. then various characters appear and jiggly-puffs come out (a pikachu gets out of the screen and on the shoulder of the kid) and then the kid falls. then when it is done, the kid comes out, and a voice says Kids' WB yourself!cheesy factor: All the animationsfx: voicesavailability: on PTFM only. which is sadly out of printScare factor: Low
Kids Cartoon Collection (UK)

Logo description and capture by TheBigLogoFan2Video capture courtesy of Gilby 1385(198?-19??)<iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b791cfdc2999bf2f87c7be43120daf9fa6d1cf14" width="339"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extremely rare.Editor's Note: TBA
Kids Edutainment Video

(1988-1990) Logo: On a light purple/pink background, the silver text "Kids Edutainment" scrolls to the left side of the screen. When it is fully off screen, a silver bar with the word "Video" on the far right of the bar in white, scrolls on screen. The bar zooms out and the "Kids Edutainment" from earlier, but stacked, rises from behind the bar. Variant: Sometimes the logo is shown on a black background, and also positioned at a lower point then usual.FX/SFX: The scrolling.Music/Sounds: An echoing set of strings with a 4-note trumpet tune when the bar is seen and zooms out. This is actually a low-pitched version of an APM Music track, "Setting Sail" composed by Dick Stephen Walter. Music/Sounds Variant: On an early print of Three Wishes, the logo with the black background is used with a toy piano playing the first three notes of "I Love You".Availability: Can be found on 1988-1990 videos of Barney & The Backyard Gang. The black background variant can be found on A Day at the Beach, the 1989 re-release of The Backyard Show, and Three Wishes, although a few prints of this video use the regular version with the purple background.Editor's Note: None.
Kids Klassics

Logo description by codyfinkeLogo captures by Retroman51, MachineryNoise, and ThatLogoDudeBackground: Kids Klassics was a children's division of GoodTimes Home Video. It was known for distributing some Hanna-Barbera videos and even some low-budget public domain cartoon tapes, among others. They also distributed several Children's Bible Stories videos.1st and only logo(1984?-1995) <iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0f02155acd264c2914dc3c853e9b3b87af1535a6" width="222"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/54a94a1cdb098b7f780974a5035757a34f35b0ee" width="222"></iframe> Nicknames: "The Theater", "The Shimmering Marquee"Logo: On a blue background, we see the corner of a a gold theater-like sign with "KIDS KLASSICS", each word on either side of it, which shimmers with changing colors throughout. On some VHS releases, "HOME VIDEO" (in gold serif text or white sans serif text) fades in under it. Sometimes, "PRESENTS" fades in below "HOME VIDEO". Variants: There is a (sometimes shortened) variant where the text doesn't change colors. On the "Kids Sing Along" series, the logo would disappear via a page turning effect to reveal "presents" in a metallic font, which would turn away again to reveal the "Kids Sing Along" title card. Later versions have a blue gradient background (same background used for the GoodTimes "rainbow" logo) instead of a solid blue background. There is no TM bug. One variant has a different colored logo flying up from the bottom of the screen. There may be a copyright date chyroned in and "HOME VIDEO" is in a bigger font size. It was used for the closing version. FX/SFX: The shimmering colors. The logo was designed by Assael Associates in Florida.Music/Sounds: On the TV variant, an overly synthesized circus-like tune is heard. On the video variant, a kettle drum pound is heard along with a cymbal crash and then a 7-note triumphant fanfare. Sometimes, it is silent or has a lush orchestrated fanfare.The "Kids Sing Along" variant uses a different synth fanfare. Sometimes, it's silent.Music/Sounds Variant: On the 1985 VHS release of Popeye Meets Sinbad The Sailor/Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves, a man chants "Kids Klassics Presents!"Availability: Rare. Seen on tapes from the era such as tapes of The Care Bears, The Real Ghostbusters, The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse and Heckle and Jeckle, and a few Hanna-Barbera cartoons.Editor's Note: TBA.
Kids Media Group

(Late 1980s-Early 1990s)Logo: On a black background, a sky blue cube flies out from the top-left of the screen. Then, it moves to the bottom as a yellow block appears and a red block appears, both on top of each other. The words "Group", "Media" and "Kids" flies out from each block, each having the color of the block as its shadow. The blocks then turn around to reveal they have the first letter of each of their respective words.FX/SFX: Simple '80s CG animation.Music/Sounds: A mystical twinkling sound, then a dance-rock theme with a stock sound effect of cheering kids at the end.Availability: Seen on Just for Kids releases of The Human Race Club.Scare Factor: Minimal.
Kievnauchfilm (Ukraine)

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground:Kievnauchfilm(Russian: Киевнаучфильм,Ukrainian: Київнаукфільм (Kyïvnaukfil′m), sometimes translated asKiev Science Film) was afilm studioin the formerSoviet Unionlocated inKiev,Ukrainian SSR, established in 1941. (1941-1990)Logo: On a background we see the text "Киевская киностудия научно-популярных фильмов". Sometimes, below the text, there's year, and also here's a variant with the text followed by box, with merged 2 boys and pencil inside.Variants: Like Studio Ekran (Russia) logo, there's a lot of variants, especially with merged boys in the box.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None/opening theme.Availability: Fairly common. Famous source to have this logo is "Doctor Dollitle" (Доктор Айболит) series. Seen on many cartoons.Scare Factor: None.
Kim Lợi Production (Vietnam)

Logo description by CML71, Livin', angelpichu1Video captures courtesy of daomanhhungconvert95,Logo captures by CML71Background: Kim Lợi Production is a music recording studio in Ho Chi Minh City founded in the early 1990s. It was the earliest in Vietnam and suffered pressure from the influx of overseas music programs.1st Logo(1990s)Nickname: "Brick Wall"Logo: On a brick wall, the text "KIM LỢI Studio" appears via flipping. The text "T.H production" also appears via the same effect. The text "trân trọng giới thiệu video ca nhạc" also appears via the same effect.FX/SFX: The text flipping.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the program.Availability: Seen on Những tình khúc vượt thời gian 01 - BIỆT LY.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1990's)Nickname: "Gray Ripple"Logo: On a gray ripple background, we see the text "KIM LỢI PRODUCTION"FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Same as the last logo.Availability: Seen on Những tình khúc vượt thời gian 02 - MỘT THUỞ YÊU ĐÀN.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1999-2000s)Nickname: StarfieldLogo: On a starfield, we see the text "KIM LỢI PRODUCTION", in emerald, rapidly zoom in with a trail-effect residue. The text zooms in and we see the entire company name sweeping across the screen. The text then zooms out into the starfield with a trail effect.FX/SFX: The trails, and Scanimate-like effects.Music/Sounds: A heavenly crystal-like pop tune, which is taken from the opening of "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwKtBuox538" target="_self">I Want to Walk With You</a>" by Seishiro Kusunose. The music loops jarringly at the middle of the logo.Availability: Rare. Can be seen on many videocassettes and VCDs from the company.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2000s-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="213" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b0fac6930be3cf15b653cc761d797bf1d4e7e3ba" width="376"></iframe>Nicknames: The Alliance/20th Century Fox Rip-Off, "20th Century Alliance (in Vietnam)"Logo: We fade into a purple and black background with a group of orange translucent crystals. The camera pans around the crystals, and with a jarring cut, goes to a slightly different angle. an orange translucent disc with "KL" carved on it slowly turns and rises. The shot fades into a 20th Century Fox like structure but there are considerably less searchlights and the words are replaced with "KIM LOI PRODUCTIONS". The background is also a blue starry background. The logo fades after doing a turn which also eerily resembles 20th Century Fox's turn, but faster and the opposite direction. The logo fades.FX/SFX: The crystals moving, the disc flying, the structure turning.Music/Sounds: Same as the previous logo.Availability: Can be seen on VCDs from the company.Editor's Note: The logo suffers from obvious resemblances to other logos (including the 1991 Alliance logo) which do not live up perfectly to the improved 3D animation portrayed here.
Kin TV Studios

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(2017-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/07bb446bafa717530e14cf450e7fd5c575407096" width="407"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, we see the big, bold capitalized word "KIN", with the small black colored-filled circle with the white word inside "TV", and the words underneath "STUDIOS".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Brand new. Seen on American Race.Editor's Note: None.