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PAN Vision

Background: Pan Vision AB is a global Nordic publisher formed in 2001 by the merger of Levande Bocker, Pan Interactive, Young Genius and Vision Park.1st Logo(2001- ) Logo: On a black background, there is a white circle. Inside the white circle, there's a full shaded semi-circle that's below inside the circle. Below, "PAN VISION" is written in simple font. The background is black for games, but can bedifferent for DVDs. In later years, the logo began to appear in a purple color. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare, but not so scarce as its predecessors. Can be found on games, including Bandits: Phoenix Rising and Angel Cat Sugar for DS. Other appearances usually occur in Nordic video game releases.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Mid-2000s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="190" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/33ae5ad8efa670cb8b6d54eff80566982bdadbba" width="335"></iframe>Logo: On a scarlet background, we see a 3D circle from Pan Vision logo rotating and coming to the place. The name zooms in below. The logo then darkens and the copyright warning appears over it.FX/SFX: The ring rotating.Music/Sounds: The ring whoosh sound and the short windy tune.Availability: Appeared on Nordic DVD releases.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(Mid-2000s)Logo: On a live marine blue background, the white Pan Vision circle and name appear via rippling effect. After the logo forms, it fades out and the copyright warning proceeds on the same background.FX/SFX: The rippling effect, which looks outdated.Music/Sounds: Silence.Availability: Appeared on Nordic DVD releases. At least seen during 2007.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(Late 2000s- ) <iframe frameborder="0" height="172" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0dc0c223dfecbd54baa57e8fe7aeceb75613c601" width="303"></iframe>Logo: From several angles, we see several purple curves tracing a dark pink Pan Vision logo. Then two lines start moving from opposite directions and collide in the center. As they collide, the sparks burst out and the logo rises from the center.FX/SFX: Tracing effects and the logo rising.Music/Sounds: A dramatic synth note based on the 2nd logo music.Availability: Currently appears on Nordic releases.Editor's Note: None.
PAP Video (Greece)

Logo descriptions by wikithomasian, Gilblitz112, and whemily1st Logo(1986?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ed17e008aab45021b72caeffa7f41d09da4a3936" width="366"></iframe>NOTE: The video has been blocked in a few countries due to the copyrighted music.Nicknames: "The Stolen Countdown", "The Failure Countdown", "The Final PAPdown", The Cheesy Countdown'Logo: After about a half second of black screen, the logo begins as a yellow "starburst" zooms away from the front of the screen and appears smaller, a trail made up of three lines showing the zooming effect. Quickly, viewers can see a white line coming diagonally from the top right corner and hitting the starburst just before a giant letter A appears. The A zooms in, starburst now out of sight, and the trail it leaves causes the A to appear rainbow before it "hits" the screen and is revealed to be white. Two letter P's zoom in the same fashion and appear on either side of the A, spelling PAP. The word "VIDEO" zooms in and appears slightly smaller beneath PAP, and as it zooms in, a chunky red outline fades in behind the words. The area surrounding the words fills in as a white box, and the rest of the background is still black. If you look very closely, you can see small frame (which appears to be a faded red or orange color) forms around the white. Soon after that, the logo gives way to a hefty wall of shaky, white Greek warning text on a black background. FX/SFX: The zooming of the starburst, the white line flying in, the zooming of the words, the forming of the red outline, the filling of the white background, the forming of the small frame. Music/Sounds: An over-saturated snippet from the song "The Final Countdown" by Europe. It sounds a bit distorted and off (most likely due to tape deterioration). Availability: Likely found on Greek tapes of the time, but due to a possible lawsuit (which is why there's one known year of this logo's usage), not many tapes were distributed by them. Editor’s Note: Due to the overall cheesiness of the logo and the use of a licensed song, there will be a huge uproar of laughter to those watching this logo.
PBS "Peace on Earth" IDs

<iframe frameborder="0" height="218" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3faf549e333564ed73665dc0cadd9708d674ba66" width="347"></iframe>Louisiana Public Broadcasting<iframe frameborder="0" height="218" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/d8566fa3f3bffc99f5977ce8446b6ead94334591" width="347"></iframe>KDTN in Denton, TXThese IDs aired around Christmastime in the early 1990s
PBS America (UK)

Background: PBS America is a UK edition of PBS that launched on November 1, 2011.(Nov. 1, 2011-present)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/2718fc781265da333de03672d56fee0d7997c6a5" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="249" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Circles"Logo: We zoom away from some walls of still images (all based on genres of PBS' programming) made of tiny button-like puzzle pieces, and over the last wall we see the PBS Circle P-Heads logo.Variants: TBA.FX/SFX: The walls zooming out in different angles. All modern computer effects.Music/Sounds: Generic music based on the 9th US ident's music.Availability: Common in the United Kingdom.Editor's Note: None.
PBS Hawai'i

Background: KHET-TV started broadcasting on April 15, 1966, located in Honolulu, Hawaii. KMEB started in September 27 of that year, in Wailuku, Hawaii. They were known as Hawaii Educational Television, and in 1970, Hawaii Public Television. The moniker PBS Hawai'i was assumed in 2003.(1970's-1983?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ffcdfcec0741ce0edf96651d819fddcd5b3b6dd6" width="361"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, 2 orange lines zoom in, with trails following behind them. They then swing close like 2 doors to reveal a strange design. The design fades to white, with red and orange filling the spaces in the design. "HAWAII PUBLIC TELEVISION" also appears below.FX/SFX: Choppy 1970's scanimation.Music/Sounds: An announcer says "The following program is a production of KHET-TV in Honolulu--Hawaii Public Television."Availability: Check some cooking show tapes for this logo.Editor's Note: None.
PBS Home Entertainment 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. Note: From 1994-1997, Turner Home Entertainment distributed PBS material, so the Turner warning screen was attached to PBS's product for some time. Also, the Warner Bros. FBI warning was attached to PBS's video releases when Warner Home Video was the distributor for PBS Home Video until 2004, when Paramount Home Entertainment took over distribution.1st Warning(1989-1994)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="184" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/4d17498a09215261519cce7340a85dc310607fa3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="224" wmode="transparent"/>Warning: On a red background, we see the white Warning text scrolling up.FX/SFX: The scrolling of the text.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on PBS Home Video releases distributed by Pacific Arts. It proceeds the 1989-1998 PBS Home Video logo.Scare Factor: Low.2nd Warning(1997-)Warning: On a black background we see a red square with the white FBI letters in a somewhat thin font and the blue FBI logo below the letters at the top left. On the right and bottom of the logo we see the generic warning text in white. This was also used as one of the DVD warning screens for HBO Video.SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Used for PBS DVD releases.Scare Factor: Low to Medium, like most FBI warnings of this kind. The thin font for "FBI" is an eyesore to look at.
PBS Kids GO!

Logo descriptions and editions by Hoa, amymina5 and AlekaJ1003Background: PBS Kids GO! was a block of programming created by PBS in 2004 to appeal to school-aged kids. However, PBS Kids, through the years, still had a reputation applying mainly to younger audiences, which prompted PBS to retire the block in October 2013 and move GO! programming to the normal PBS Kids block. At the same time, the PBS Kids branding was giving a major overhaul.(October 11, 2004-October 7, 2013)Logo/ID: The logo/ID itself had different variants. However, they had much in common- 3D square designs, kids interacting with the logo, and PBS Kids GO's logo in the ident.Variants: Many different ones, depending on the show and local PBS distributor.FX/SFX: As said in the Logo segment, the kids interacted with the logo itself. This let many objects move, especially the 3D squares that were a major part of the design and the letters in the PBS Kids GO logo.Music/Sounds: A whistling kind of music is heard throughout most, if not all, of the idents associated with the brand. At the end of each one, kids shout "Go!". Station IDs and "viewers like you" segments had a young male announcer telling us the sponsors of the program it was aired with.Music/Sounds Variants: Station IDs had a much longer variant of the whistling music.Availability: Extremely rare. The PBS Kids GO block was retired in 2013, so this logo likely shouldn't normally have been seen since. However, some bumpers are intact whenever certain pre-2004 episodes of Arthur ("My Club Rules/Stolen Bike" is one example) and Maya & Miguel episodes shown on PBS. But this is such an uncommon occurrencethat one might as well just check recordings they have.Editor's Note: None.
PBS SoCal

Photo and Video capture byEdc4Description byEdc4Background: When KCET ended its affiliation with PBS on January 1st, 2011, a broadcasting deal was made with KOCE, KLCS, and KVCR to form PBS SoCal, as a way of having PBS in Southern California. On April 25, 2018, KOCE and KCET announced they would merge together, saying that PBS SoCal would relocate to Burbank (to KCET's facility) and KCET would become a secondary member station. Their website is <a href="https://www.pbssocal.org/" target="_self">here</a>.1st logo(2011-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/04eced3f040b3a1a618ec036b20aec2bb4f558b6" width="366"></iframe>Logo: A time lapse of some buildings with the network logo to the top right.FX/SFX: The time lapse effect, with some panning.Music/Sound: Some guitar music with drums and a tambourine, accompanied with an announcer.Availability: Current.Editor's Note: None.
PBV/CEL 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. Edited by Brendan Richards1st logo(Early 1980s)Logo: Against a black-tan-green gradient background we see the following text scroll up: Just as the text leaves the screen, the background appears to slide up, leading into the logo for PBV or CEL's "Entertainment Revolution" logo.SFX: The text and background scrolling up.Music: An early 80s Moog synth ditty.Availability: Can be found on old PAL tapes of PBV/CEL releases in Australia. (As you'd soon figure out, in the warning screen, they mean 10,000 Australian dollars, not American. :-) [Right now, AU$10,000 = US$9,200, but I think back then, it was equal to about US$7,000.])Scare Factor: Low to medium due to the music.2nd logo(Mid 1980s)Nickname: "Skull and Crossbones"Logo: Against a light blue background with a large white "Skull and Crossbones" picture, the same text as shown in the first logo scrolls up. Just as the text leaves the screen, the background fades to black.SFX: The text scrolling up.Music: Same as the first logo.Avaiability: Can also be found on old PAL tapes of PBV/CEL releases in Australia.Scare Factor: Slightly higher than that of the first logo due to the addition of the "Skull and Crossbones".3rd Logo (Late 1980s-1990s)Nickname: "Grid at Night", "Star Wars Warning"Logo: On a night blue background is a blue grid at the bottom and dark mountains behind it. Then the yellow word "WARNING" appears at the top and underneath it white text scrolls up in a 3D perspective effect a la the Star Wars opening scroll.FX/SFX: The 3D scrolling of the text.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAScare Factor: TBA
PBV Video (Australia)

Logo capture by mr3uriousVideo by PalaceRoadshowBackground: Publishing and Broadcasting Video (not to be confused with the Australian media company Publishing and Broadcasting Limited) is an Australian video company founded in 1982 that released videos in Australia and New Zealand under several labels, eight, to be exact. They were later renamed Communications and Entertainment Limited (CEL) in 1984. The company as a whole went bankrupt in subsequent years.(1983-1984)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="228" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/f294d5f5a69d48788ca94b6e5e2400427e75228a" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="279" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: After the animated warning screen, we fade in to a space background. A giant box with the PBV logo (consisting of a turquoise-green metallic rounded rectangle with "PBV" in a typewriter font inside it) zooms in very quickly, with stars sparkling. Then, it fades into the second logo for Star Video. After a logo is finished animating, the box turns (like a trilon) to show the next logo being animated. After the last logo, we cut to black or the next screen. Here's the list of the logos that animate inside the box:Star Video's 2nd logoEmbassy Home Entertainment's "Big E in Video" logoAustralian VideoFilm World Festival (with "since 1983" on it)Playaround VideoThe Storytime CollectionMuppet Home Video's international logoMGM/UA Home Video's 1983 logoVariant: On some releases, the box zooms out, but quickly zooms back to reveal one of its animated logos again. An example is with Embassy Home Entertainment (at this time, it is unknown other companies, such as Star Video, Playaround Video, etc. did this, too).FX/SFX: The box animating, with its logos inside.Music/Sounds/Voice-over: A triumphant synthesized orchestra fanfare. Also has the voice of Ken Sparkes (longtime announcer for the Nine Network) saying "The home video force in entertainment, Publishing and Broadcasting Video, distributor of the labels Star Video... Embassy Home Entertainment... Australian Video... Film World Festival... Playaround Video... The Storytime Collection... Muppet Home Video... and MGM/UA Home Video!". On Embassy's releases (at least), he includes, "...bring you a special preview of home video releases, from 'the big E in video', Embassy Home Entertainment!".Availability: Seen on several old Australian PAL VHS and Betamax video cassettes, most commonly released by the Australian division of Embassy Home Entertainment, which was a subsidiary of PBV. One tape that had this logo was Final Exam.Editor's Note: The 2D "rotations" of a supposed 3D box looks more like the successive logos are being wiped on from the right, crushing the previous logo into a smaller and smaller space until it completely disappears.
PCC Skyhorse Limited (Hong Kong)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(2001)Note: Logo can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/PSsD4Zonmio?t=4m13s" target="_self">here.</a>Logo: On a white surface, various kinds of shapes fall on it. A blue circular object falls on a beige oval, and a "r"-like and metallic stick fly in to the oval. A pink ball jumps in and then stomps on the oval, causing it to go more closer to the camera, as it falls into the fading Chinese text, in blue, so the ball places in one of the characters. The English "PCC Skyhorse Limited" fades in below.FX/SFX: The objects falling and flying, the ball jumping, the texts fading in.Music/Sounds: The sounds of the objects, followed by a broken guitar and piano theme.Availability: Only appeared on Lian'ai qiyi.Editor's Note: None. Though some may find the music annoying.
PC Treasures

(2001-2006)<iframe frameborder="0" height="178" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d0e25a3e6f619346894dcd27e87d03da26ee5ba0" width="315"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="178" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b3b45380e159f131d97fbf927bf9aa7ae388a878" width="315"></iframe>Nickname: "Chest of Snacks"Logo: On a red patterned wall and floor, a chest drops down from the top of the screen. The sound of popping then starts to ramp up as the chest is forced open with popcorn. The popcorn overflows the chest, causing it to fully opening up and making 2 film reels and a fountain drink to emerge from it. A diamond then pops out of the popcorn and flips towards the screen, landing near the bottom and flashing, causing the floor and chest to disappear and "PC TREASURES, INC." in a bold gold font, slides up and zooms out into position. The text then flashes as "Multimedia Entertainment" slides down. The diamond continues to sparkle.Variant: A short version exists where the logo starts with the text flashing.FX/SFX: The chest dropping and overflowing, the diamond flying in and flashing, the text appearing. Not a badly-animated logo for a public-domain company.Music/Sounds: First, a thud is heard, followed by the sound of popcorn popping, a higher pitched version of the sound for the diamond, and a "ding" for the flash. A 3-note orchestral fanfare finishes the logo off. The short version is silent.Availability: Rare for both the short and long versions. The long version appeared on various public domain cartoon DVDs, while the short version probably appeared on PC compilations.Editor's Note: None.
PD Oliver, Inc.

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Jill Gordon's vanity card. 1st Logo(2001)Logo: We see the girl with black straight hair, yellow bow ties, and red shirt shaking her hands while sitting on the desk at the office. We also see the shelves with books, and the white words "P.D. Oliver, Inc." After she stops shaking,she puts her head down on her desk. The camera zooms in slowly a bit.FX/SFX: Cartoon animation.Music/Sounds: Unknown.Availability: Seen on First Years.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(2016)Logo: We see a photo of the dog, sitting and looking at us with the words underneath, "PD Oliver, Inc."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The 6-note banjo with a ratchet.Availability: Seen on Heartbeat.Editor's Note: TBA
PF.Magic

Logo descriptions by TeamLogoLogo captures by TeamLogo(1994-1998)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Probably none.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: First seen on Ballz: The Directors Cut for the Panasonic/Goldstar/Sanyo 3DO. Might also be seen on it's virtual pet games such as Dogz (Both Versions), Catz (Both Versions), and the infamous Babyz. Was also seen on the popular virtual pet game,Oddballz.Editor's Note: None.
PFFR Productions

Logo description by mr3uriousBackground: PFFR (pronounced P-F-R) is an experimental indietronica band formed in 2001 and based in Brooklyn, New York, whose members are composed of Vernon Chatman, Alyson Levy, Jim Tozzi, and John Lee. As of 2019, they have produced 4 albums and one EP that is only available through download. As a TV "production company", they have produced Doggie Fizzle Televizzle, Xavier: Renegade Angel, Neon Joe: Werewolf Hunter, The Shivering Truth, The Heart, She Holler and Wonder Showzen, along with several others for the cable network Adult Swim. 1st Logo(2005- )Nicknames: "PFR", "Miiii amoooor", "Creature from Hell/of Doom", "The Chrome Ghost Logo"Logo: Against a white BG, we see a very crude drawing of an apple-headed creature with a toothy red smile and a big nose, which is wearing a top hat and a collar and also has a large blue worm coming out the left side of his head. The lower half of this creature has his skinny little legs in a squatting position and a face on his buttocks that appears to be spitting blood. Gray bars are shown on both sides of the screen, with "PFFFR", in red, written on them. The logo rapidly flashes in and out of view.Variants: On the Xavier: Renegade Angel episode Bloodcorn, the logo is tinted red. The flashing also becomes more intense at the end.On the Xavier: Renegade Angel episode Going Normal, the logo has a shatter effect to it.Trivia: This creature is the "mascot" for PFFR's 2005 EP Chrome Ghost. This logo is still used on PFFR's website (everywhere).FX/SFX: The flashing.Music/Sounds: A voice saying "PFR" (it says it in an extended tone, resulting in the voice saying "Peeeeee Efff Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr", although it kind of sounds like "Miii amoooor".) in a weird "burpy" voice. A disoriented bubbling noise is also heard.Availability: Uncommon. Can be found on several of their shows like Wonder Showzen, Xavier: Renegade Angel and Delocated. It was also seen on the pilot of The Problem Solverz called "Neon Knome", which was going to be an Adult Swim show before Cartoon Network picked it up as a children's series.Editor's Note: The shocking design of the creature, as well as the flashing and strange voice, can be seen as scary to those who never seen it before, along with the 2 Xavier variants, but it's not as bad to those used to it or are fans of their shows and songs (especially since this logo does appear on the EP mentioned above).2nd Logo(2016)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/80662ff1cd7023f8572a34203a3b567467208ffd" width="331"></iframe>Logo: We see the famous color bar screen with the text "P F F R" on it with "PRESENTS" under it. Above it is a fast-forward indicator. The entire thing is static.FX/SFX: The static.Music/Sounds: 3 beeps, with each increasing in pitch.Availability: Appears on the start of M.O.P.Z..
PGHM Productions

Logo description by Michael BassEditions by thehugetvfanBackground: PGHM Productions was Joan Rivers' production company, that only produced two talks shows she hosted: The Joan Rivers Show in syndication, and Joan Rivers' Gossip! Gossip! Gossip! on the USA Network. PGHM stood for "Please God Help Me".(September 5, 1989-December 31, 1993)Nicknames: "Angel Dog", "Please God Help Me", "The Joan Rivers logo" Logo: On a partly cloudy sky background, we see this pink and white text in the top left corner: PGHM Productions, Inc. In the bottom right corner, we see a cloud with a dog on it. The dog has a halo above its head, and a spotlight shines on the dog as well. Trivia: The dog in the logo was Spike, Joan Rivers' pet Yorkshire Terrier.FX/SFX: The dog's lower jaw moves as it barks, and the halo above the dog's head twinkles. Music/Sounds: The dog barking, the twinkle sound effect as the halo twinkles. Availability: Seen on Joan Rivers' syndicated talk show The Joan Rivers Show, and on Rivers' USA Network talk show Joan Rivers' Gossip! Gossip! Gossip! Episodes of The Joan Rivers Show can be viewed on nosey.com.Editor's Note: None.
PIK Sat (Cyprus)

1st Logo(20??-)Logo: There is a map of Earth taking up the superimposition of a digital satellite. A light comes in and draws a curve. Then, a real satellite (that you would expect from Space) flies around with a ghost/shadow of it following. The light draws away and blue rectangles that consist of the yellow word "R I K" rise up. After that, the metal word "Sat" wipes in.FX/SFX: Not bad animation.Music/Sounds: A groovy-like 4-note tune.Availability: It was seen on the channel.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(201?-)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Very good animation here!Music/Sounds: A calm note with whooshes plays, then it becomes a powerful fanfare. 3 notes (or 4?) and a flourish are heard at the end.Availability: See the previous logo.Editor's Note: None.