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Don Mischer Productions

Logo description by codyfinke61st Logo(1985-2000's) Logo: On a rufous background, we see this text, underlined, and in an organic font: DON MISCHER PRODUCTIONS FX/SFX: None.Variants: There was also a blue background variant."In association with" may appear above or below the company name.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Extinct. Was seen on the 1985 NBC Let's All Be There Celebrity Special. The blue background version appeared on 1990 CBS special The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson, the TV special Motown Returns to the Apollo, the 1992 CBS and ITV special The Grand Opening of Euro Disney., and the 1991-92 short-lived NBC series The Adventures of Mark & Brian.Editor's Note: None.2nd (?) Logo(2000's-2014)Logo: TBA FX/SFX: The squares slide on the screen.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Was seen on TV specials, including The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2015-2017)Logo: TBA FX/SFX: The letters moving.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Was seen on the latest Primetime Emmy Awards special.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2017- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a68f2df2e6bee94af1b3eb0142a96106af3a3a48" width="329"></iframe>TBA!
Done+Dusted

1st Logo(2003-2011)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/fbf949b0556accb3f86e46a5d7e64c662dcfddbd" width="274"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Family-Friendly Middle Finger"Logo: TBA.Variant:On Whitesnake: Live... In the Still of the Night, the logo is still.FX/SFX: The crank turning, the stem of the "d" rising, the text zooming out. It's certainly a very... interesting logo.Music/Sounds: A crank-turning sound followed by the sounds of the text zooming out and hitting the background.Availability: Common. This was seen at the end of many concerts such asAvril Lavigne: My World,Coldplay: Live 2003, Phil Collins: Finally... The First Farewell Tour,Sarah McLachlan: Afterglow Live and Maroon 5: Live Friday the 13th.Editor's Note: Some may be confused with the symbol of the logo.2nd Logo(2012-)Logo: TBA.Variants:In Robbie Williams: Take the Crown Live has the superimposed D 's, the text, RW and Sky logos. Underneath the Sky logo, it has the "Production by" text. Above it, has the copyright text "© 2012 Farrell Music Ltd.".FX/SFX: TBA;Music/Sounds: None or the closing theme of the concert.Availability: Current. It can be seen at the end of concerts, as well as TV specials such as U2: Innocence + Experience Live in Paris, and the 2016 Stand Up to Cancer telethon.Editor's Note: None.
Dong-A Export Co. Ltd. (South Korea)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmegaPhotos by TeamLogoVideo captures by MrServoRetroEditions by SnowflakesOmegaBackground: TBA1st Logo(Early-Late 1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="233" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/31715ba145bab593dd555f7895563b05ae478ea2" width="414"></iframe>Logo: We fade to ablue curved glowing line on a black background, with the word "DONG-A" flying up to the top of the screen with a trail on its end. After it zooms away,green, blue, and red ball-like shapes, with lines representing streaks, zoom out with some motion blur. It then flashes, becoming a shinygoldcolor. Then the shine reveals the word "DONG-A EXPORT CO., LTD." in Helvetica, with the Korean translation below it (albeit in Hanja, considering most of the other ones use Hangul), moves up under the logo. Then the entire logo either fades out to the Dong-A Home Video logo or cross-fades to theYoung Sung Production logo.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: 2D computer animation.Music/Sounds: A short heroic fanfare (actually stolen fromCBS Sports College Football), transitioning into an ominous synth drone that segues into the Young Sung Production logo.Availability: Uncommon on Korean tapes from the time.Editor's Note: None.
Dong-A Home Video (South Korea)

Logo description by MegaAveron25(Early-Late 1990s)Logo: On a black background, two lines: one blue, one red, wipe in from the left and from the right, respectively, followed by "DONG-A EXPORT CO. LTD." in Korean sliding in from above the blue line and "HOME VIDEO" wiping in below. Afterwards, the entire logo will transition to the Young Sung Production logo by either: slide away to the right or spin away to the top-right corner.FX/SFX: The lines and the text.Music/Sounds: The last bit of the parent company's first logo theme.Availability: Same as the parent company.Editor's Note: None.
Doordarshan (India)

Logo descriptions by moletrole, MegaAveron25 and rj4712Video captures by MrVineshbalanBackground: Doordarshan is a state-owned media company in India. Doordarshan has been in service since 1959 when it began as a radio station. Its popularity did not rise until Indian PM Indira Gandhi realized its full potential as a television station. Doordarshan was serving 8 major cities in 1975. Nationwide transmission began in 1982 when the Asian Games were held in Delhi. Until 1991, Doordarshan was the only channel in India, before the inception of privately owned channels such as Star World.1st Station ID(1972-1993?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8b4a5c87dcee2ef2ddabba0242c21f1465f5d8c0" width="364"></iframe>ID: On a black background, we see a red circle outline with the black swirly vortex inside, zooming towards us. In the center, two red streaks of gas appear orbiting around the center. The vortex disappears. While two streaks continue to orbit, a solid red circle appears in the middle. As we continue to zoom closer, gas streaks solidify into two crescent arcs to form the abstract eye. The word "Doordarshan" [written in Sanskrit] appears in the pupil. The entire logo zooms back toa comfortable distance to reveal more Sanskrit words under the eye.FX/SFX: The zooming and spinning. It almost resembles Scanimation.Music/Sounds: A slow instrumental arrangement of a patriotic song known as "Tarana-e-Hindi (Anthem of Hindustan)."Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: The dark atmosphere, the blood-red colour and the creepy music can be pretty unsettling to many and may cause some bad dreams. However, this is a favorite of many Indians.
Doozer

Logo descriptions and capture by Logoboy95Background: Doozer is the production company of Bill Lawrence. The company's name is a play on Lawrence's middle name, Van Duzer.(October 2, 2001- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/590af6bf3c7b4e03bdbd6d8f073f52848414124c" width="364"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e7f789b595f0a32c20197b42ae3bfe016ff5fda4" width="368"></iframe>Nickname: "Bye-Bye! Pfft!"Logo: On a light brown paper background, we see the red letters "D" and "ZER" being written in. The hand that wrote it then draws a face with sunglasses between "D" and "ZER". This forms the word "DOOZER".Variants:The logo is occasionally shortened.In 2014, this logo was redone. The paper is now yellow, the hand holding the pencil is different, and "DOOZER" is in a slightly different fontFX/SFX: The hand writing in the logo.Music/Sounds: A baby's voice (Bill Lawrence's daughter, Charlotte) saying "Bye-bye!", followed by two footsteps and a raspberry. Sometimes appears with the closing theme of the show over or running through it, or has generic NBC/ABC/Fox promos playing over it.Availability: Can be seen on reruns and DVD releases of Scrubs. Also appeared on Confessions of a Dog, Cougar Town, Surviving Jack, Ground Floor, Clone High, Life Sentence, Rush Hour, and Undateable.Editor's Note: None.
Dorado Productions

(January 14, 2001-May 11, 2002)Logo: On a white background, we see a stylized drawing of a sun which spins slowly. The words "DoRado" in a crude font flies out from the right side of the sun to the center of the screen. After the words has settled, the sun stops spinning.FX/SFX: The flying letters, and the sun.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show or a whoosh sound.Availability: Extinct. It was only seen on Taina, which has not been seen in years.Editor's Note: None.
Dorling Kindersley Vision

Logo description by CopernicusLogos23Video capture courtesy of HankstermanBackground: Dorling Kindersley Vision is a division of the Dorling Kindersley publishing company, formed in 1991. It is known for producing educational TV shows and videos such as Eyewitness, Henry's Amazing Animals, and See How They Grow..(1990's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/4184d94e98167a618a203eca2883399b91db2544" width="361"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, the camera pans down to a CGI book. We see the words “DORLING KINDERSLEY Vision" in grey fade in while one of the pages in the book flips. When the page finishes turning, we see the letters "DK" in gold. The logo finally reads like this:DKDORLING KINDERSLEY VisionVariant: This logo sometimes appeared as a still image after the end credits.FX/SFX: The book opening and the text fading in.Music/Sounds: Two tones that sound like bells followed by some descending chimes, ending with a single tone.Music/Sounds Variant: Sometimes the ending theme plays over the logo, or it remains silent.Availability: Scarce. Can be seen on home video releases of "Eyewitness" and "Henry's Amazing Animals".Editor's Note: None.
Dorothea G. Petrie Productions

Logo description by EnormousRat(February 24, 1992-April 14, 1996)Logo: On a black background, we see the following text:-------------- A ----------------Dorothea G. Petrie--- P R O D U C T I O N ---The name itself is written in a decorative font.FX/SFX: None, it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on Crash Landing: The Rescue of Flight 232 and a pair of other TV-movies.Editor's Note: None.
Double Fine

Background: Double Fine is a gaming company founded by Tim Schafer in 2000 after leaving LucasArts. At Microsoft's E3 briefing on June 9, 2019, it was announced that Double Fine would become part of Xbox Game Studios.Logo: The logo changes every game but it always involves the two head creatures of the logo:Psychonauts: Yellow clouds are seen against a red and yellow striped background. Something drops down. A closeup reveals that it is the creature, resembling two conjoined yellow babies in an old timey swimsuit. We cut down where in a border "DOUBLE FINE" is in a banner. The creature falls into place.Epic Saga: Extreme Fighter: The last bit of the previous logo (the conjoined baby falling into place) is rendered in 8-bit.My Game About Me: Olympic Challenge: The conjoined baby falling down is rendered in a plain graphic novel style like the game itself. The baby snorts.Tasha's Game: The logo is in an even more cartoony pastel style, and appears without the baby. It appears with a pop.Host Master and the Conquest of Humor: The finished logo is in a 16 bit pixelated style and dissolves in.Brutal Legend: The logo from before is still but it is on a red circle on a black background and both heads are wearing bandanas, rocker wigs and Eddie Rigs' clothes with the game's logo on the shirt.Costume Quest: The baby is on a forest at night holding trick-or-treat pumpkins, the left head is wearing a witch's hat and skeleton costume and the right head is dressed as Frankenstein's monster. Also the border is orange and black.Stacking: the background is fancy wallpaper encased in a filmstrip. The left head has a monocle and the right has a hat.Broken Age: On a painted version of the last background, with a mountain added, the creature rises up wearing aviator clothing. The banner rises up soon after.FX/SFX: Varies from variant.Music/Sounds:Psychonauts: A whimsical tune that calms down when they land.Epic Saga: Extreme Fighter: An 8 bit falling and crash noise.My Game About Me: Olympic Challenge: A cartoon fall and boing sound, one wink from the baby and the snort.Tasha's Game: The pop and the baby wailing.Brutal Legend: One of the games characters screaming "DOUBLE FINE!" (which one changes every new time the game is started)Broken Age: An ice-cream truck like tune ending with trumpets.Other games: None.Availability: Seen on stated games.Editor's Note: None.
Double Helix Games

Logo descriptions by Enormous RatBackground: Double Helix Games was a development studio located in Irvine, California. It was established on October 9, 2007 when Foundation 9 Entertainment announced they'd merge The Collective and Shiny Entertainment into a new outfit. The company received its name, selected from a pool of submissions from the team members, on March 27, 2008. In 2014, the company was purchased by Amazon.com, and it was absorbed into Amazon Game Studios.1st Logo(2007-2011) Logo: We see a white box with DOUBLE HELIX / GAMES written on its lower side. Inside a box we can see the stylized image of DNA spiral. Variants: On Front Mission Evolved, the logo is shown through opening sequence, carved on a shellcase. On Silent Hill, the byline "A Foundation 9 Entertainment Studio" appears under the logo. FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on MX vs ATV Reflex and Silent Hill: Homecoming. Custom version used on Front Mission Evolved.2nd Logo(2011-2014) Logo: We see a batch of shining silver blocks flying to the screen and rotating in action, to form new DNA structure logo, two quarter-circles of the spiral connected with the lines. The name "DOUBLE HELIX" zooms under the DNA, and "GAMES" fades in the second line. The cloudy background then clears to black. Variants: On Green Lantern, the logo is designed in green theme and just zooms in. On Battleship, the logo is metallic. FX/SFX: The logo forms and zooms in. For the first variant, the green flushing behind the logo. Music/Sounds: Background metallic sounds.Availability: First seen on Green Lantern, the animated version presented on Battleship, made after the Hasbro-licensed movie with the same name.
Double Hemm Productions

Logo Description by AnimeTVLogosLogo Captures by AnimeTVLogos, CSKingVideo Capture courtesy of Drawn Together, Etc.Background: Double Hemm Productions is the vanity card of television comedy writers and Drawn Together creators Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein.1st Logo(October 27, 2004-November 14, 2007)<iframe frameborder="0" height="229" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/f6a3e98240608cf155f56ee35d1fb0e4a65c11df" width="404"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Collapsing Bridge", "The Drawn Together Logo"Logo: On black and white footage of a bridge collapsing, the words "Double Hemm" wipe in from the left on the bottom.Trivia: The footage is from the Tacoma Narrows bridge collapse from November 7, 1940. The only mortal victim was a dog called "Tubby", that was inside a car when the bridge collapsed.FX/SFX: The bridge collapsing, the text wiping.Music/Sounds: The stock sound effect of a child's laughter that echoes with two warping sounds and two banging sounds in the background.Music/Sounds Variant: On the Drawn Together Season 2 episode "Terms of Endearment," a horse's whinny replaces most of the laughter. This was a jab at the censors for nixing the original version of the episode, which contained a scene resembling how Christopher Reeve got paralyzed, and Reeve himself passed away close to when the episode was supposed to air, delaying it for a year. Strangely, this sound variant is kept for the rest of Season 2.Availability: Can be seen on Drawn Together.Editor's Note: With the fact that the laughter, bridge, and background sound effects can be seen as creepy to some, it doesn't help that the closing credits jarringly cut to this logo. However, it is a favorite among Drawn Together fans.2nd Logo(November 23, 2013-)Nicknames: "The Collapsing Bridge II," "The Animated Bridge," "Bridge on TV," "The Golan the Insatiable Logo" Logo: On a CGI CRT TV on top of a nightstand in front of a wall, the footage from the previous logo plays, but it is also in CGI, and the car is on the opposite side of the bridge. "DOUBLE HEMM" is in all capitals this time and in a different font, and is already present when the logo appears.FX/SFX: The bridge collapsing on the TV.Music/Sounds:On Season 1, there is a different child's laughter that doesn't echo, with a quote from the episode.On Season 2, there is a quote from the episode with crashing sounds in the background.Availability: Seen on Golan the Insatiable.Editor's Note: With the logo animated and there being a quote from the episode, nowhere near as many people are as likely to be caught off guard by it compared to the previous one.
Double Secret Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of CraigS1996Entertainment and Pepsi9072Editions by(1997-2007)Logo: Inside the office, we see a desk, the stuff (like the lamp, a hot cup of coffee, etc.) is laying on it. There is also a package on the desk, and then, all of a sudden, it glows on a package like a circle and then reveals the words "DOUBLE SECRET PRODUCTIONS" in Stencil font. The lamp turns on, brightens the box to see the strings surrounding the package, which the white words reveals on top of the screen, "A GLASSNER / WRIGHT COMPANY."FX/SFX: The glowing, and the lamp. CGI.Music/Sounds: The twinkling of the bell tree, and a lamp clicks with a "ding."Availability: Seen on Stargate SG-1.Editor's Note: None.
Double Wide Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Maxim Atanasov and MonofiedKumaBackground: This is Jack Burditt's vanity card. (2000-)Logo: We see the RV trailer outside with the door open with the words underneath "Double Wide" and "PRODUCTIONS".Variant: On DAG, we see the trailer sepia-toned inside a box on a white background with "DoubleWide" and "PRODUCTIONS" underneath in light blue.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme, the wind whistling with the dog howling in the distance, or the baby talk.Availability: Seen on DAGand Last Man Standing.Editor's Note: None.
Doug McHenry Film

Logo descriptions and captures by Logophile1st Logo(July 21, 1988)Logo: On a black background, on the left, is a vertical silver "D o u g" and a horizontal "M c H E N R Y" with a pink line that protrudes from the left of the screen onto the bottom of the "M c". Beneath the "H E N R Y" is "F I L M" in a much smaller font. Under that is a silver line coming from the left to the "M" in "F I L M". Underneath "D o u g" is a blue circle with a very thick silver and black gradient border.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Unknown, as the video evidence of the logo didn't have the audio, due to it not being transferred to the DVD. It would have either the closing theme or no music.Availability: Extinct. Only seen on the 1988 NBC pilot Heart and Soul, alongside the Giggling Goose Productions and the 1988 Castle Rock Television logos.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1990)Logo: The logo portion for Doug McHenry Film Group is the same as before, minus the circle and is smaller and shifted to the bottom-left to make room for the following.On the right is a purple dome. Inside it are two conjoined silver "G"s with a roaring panther. Behind the "G"s is a red glow with yellow in the middle. Below that is the text "GRIO ENTERTAINMENT GROUP". Underneath everything is "in association with".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme to the TV show.Availability: Extinct. Appeared on New Attitude, a short-lived sitcom starring musician Morris Day.Editor's Note: None.
Dovzhenko Film Studio (Ukraine)

Background: This is one of the biggest film studios in former Soviet Union and modern Ukraine. Started in the city of Kiev by 1927, it was originally named "Kiev Feature Films Studio" and in 1956 renamed after the famous film director A.P.Dovzhenko.1st Logo(1940's-1957) Logo: Just the name of the studio, arranged in favorite Soviet style.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1957-1963) Logo: The name of the studio appears, reading "КИЕВСКАЯ КИНОСТУДИЯ имени А.П.Довженко". The marble imprint of A.P. Dovzhenko's head is seen usually at the topside.Variants: In the first year, the full name from the previous logo appeared, with the dedication to Dovzhenko added below. After then it was shortened, and italics added.The head sometimes does not appear. Once it did appear by the right side.There are several color gammas and grayscale versions.FX/SFX: The animation of the chains.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Has turned up on a recent Fox Classics airing of The League of Gentlemen.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1963-1990's) Logo: The words КИНО and СТУДИЯ (KINO STUDIO) are stacked in a box at the top right side. Another part of the logo appears below, reading ИМЕНИ and Александра Довженко. The year is seen below. The logo is crossed with faint searchlight beam.Variants: There are many color variants.The box was removed after some time, leaving just stacked words, and the beam and year were gone. Even later "КИНО" became outlined.In several occasions the name was in Ukrainian rather than Russian.FX/SFX: None. Sometimes the logo fades and/or the searchlight appears.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme.Availability: Very common. There are hundreds of films and many of them are regularly seen on TV or re-released, with the logo intact.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2000's) Logo: A dark flower field appears, crossed with lightnings. Then the sky clears and the sunflowers raise their heads until one of them looks directly into the screen and others vanish. The flower turns into stylized picture with handwritten "Д" over it and the name around. The word above reads "НАЦIОНАЛЬНА" and below are "КIНОСТУДIЯ IМЕНI" and "О.ДОВЖЕНКА" in red font.FX/SFX: Decent animation for the age.Music/Sounds: A classic piano tune.Availability: Extremely rare. The studio now produces much less films than before, and nearly all of them miss the logo at all. It was seen on Vladyka Andrey.Editor's Note: None.5th Logo(Late 2000's -) Logo: An accurate remake of the 3rd logo, in Ukrainian language.FX/SFX: None so far.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare, has turned up on recent films like Platon Angel and Metelik.Editor's Note: None.
Downtown Filmes (Brazil)

Background: Downtown Filmes is a film distributor dedicated exclusively to the release of Brazilian films. The company is led by Bruno Wainer, which was responsible for the distribution of some of the greatest hits of Brazilian cinema, among them Olga, Os Normais, Central do Brasil and Cidade de Deus.(2006-)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/042d52608f1dc211d47c75974751879bc8fac38f" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="252" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname:"The City of Dots"Logo: On a black background, lights of cars move down from at a angle. The camera rotates as the car lights begin to multiply and reveal dots forming the street lights and window lights on the buildings. The camera continues to fly through the city until it reveals a group of dots forming an skyline shape. There is also "DOWNTOWN" underneath it with "FILMES" in a smaller, thinner font. The logo zooms in a bit.FX/SFX: The car lights and flying through the cityMusic/Sounds: The sounds of cars and whooshing.Availability: Common in Brazil. Seen on all films they distributed.Editor's Note: None.