nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Logo Variations - Warner Bros. Television

Family Matters (Fa La La La Laagghh!) (1995): Snow falls over the logo and Christmas bells are heard during the last note of the fanfare.________________________________________________________________________________________Childrens Hospital (The Show You Watch) (2016): The 1955 logo is used as part of all the logos getting 50s looking revamps. What appears to be a mock As Time Goes By on a trumpet is played too before as usual getting cut off by Williams Street.________________________________________________________________________________________Childrens Hospital (The Grid) (2016): The logo is in black and white along with the Abominable Pictures and Warner 2.0 logos (Corddy Company and Williams Street are black and white already and so unchanged).________________________________________________________________________________________Westworld (majority of Season 2 except the below episode) (2018): The theme is played on an acoustic guitar.________________________________________________________________________________________Westworld (Akane no Mai) (2018): The theme is played on a koto.:
Logo Variations - Warner Home Video

Warner Home Video movie intro (1990): The logo begins as usual (with Max Steiner's fanfare playing), until Bugs Bunny interrupts. He pops into the logo and tells the audience that the movie can't begin until you wish him a Happy Birthday. It then cuts to various Looney Tunes clips as a chorus sings "Happy Birthday to You". It then cuts back to Bugs looking rather satisfied. This appeared on an Italian VHS of Caddyshack and a UK VHS of Driving Miss Daisy. ________________________________________________________________________________________Video Valentines Video Collection (1990) (Warner Home Video): A pink kiss print appears on the Cheesy Shield. This was seen on a trailer advertising love-related movies for Valentine's Day 1991. Seen on a Canadian Demo VHS tape of Quick Change.________________________________________________________________________________________Warner Home Video Blu-ray Trailer (2008): Superman flies by the logo. This can be seen on the Blu-ray trailer found on some DVDs such as The Dark Knight.
Logo Variations - Warner Premiere

The Hills Run Red (2009): The logo is tinted in red along with the Dark Castle Entertainment logo. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Watchmen: Under the Hood (2009): The logo is tinted yellow on a black stripe between two yellow stripes, and the other logos (Paramount Pictures, Legendary Pictures, and DC) fly in succession with the same variation. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown (2011): The logo plays normally, but instead of fading out, it cross-fades to the special's opening shot.
Logo Variations - Williams Street

Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Boat Show) (1997): Space Ghost states over the logo: "This has been a Ghost Planet Industries production. (does a spittake) That's what I did in rehersal, and everyone laughed".Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Chambraigne) (1999): The first episode (And show period) to use a Williams Street logo as well as the only SGC2C episode to use the second Williams Street logo. Space Ghost states over the logo: "They're out there. They're shining, with eyes of hard plastic. And blue hair...BLUE AS THE NIGHT.".Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law (Bannon Custody Battle) (2000): The logo is tinted blue. This is also the only episode to use any Williams Street logo.Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Flipmode) (2001): The logo is in static and as a result barely viewable.Sealab 2021 (Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch) (2002): Master Shake from Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Who in the final bit of the episode became enraged at Meatwad for beating him in a video game), having just broken the Seventy-Thirty logo (which he believes is Meatwad's), continues to break the Williams Street logo as "it's cheap looking".Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters (2007): The logo appears at the beginning, stays on screen significantly longer to the point of tedium, and plays an onimous synth drone (which begins over the First Look Pictures logo) with one bell. When it finally fades out, "PRESENTS" in the same font is seen on the white background fading back in as a lower synth drone with one lower bell plays. After one final fade out, "THIS MOVIE" appears absurdly quick (JUST long enough to hear part of the bell) before smash cutting back to black.The Eric Andre Show (Bird Up) (2015): Eric in his parrot suit appears in the bottom left saying something unittelgiable.Aqua Teen Hunger Force Forever (The Greatest Story Ever Told) (2015): The final episode of the ATHF franchise (the last four seasons were for comedic effect renamed and treated as different shows alltogether for no reason). Two gags with Williams Street were done for the occasion:First, the logo itself cuts off the credits even earlier then usual. The end credits scene of the episode is Meatwad and Frylock stating that they will live and be on TV forever (obviously intentional jab at it being the last episode) only to be cut off by the logo.Immediately after this, the ATHF and Carl are seen watching the logo on their TV (before the second hammer, which is heard as if coming from the TV). All four are quite dissaponited that the last episode ended in such a way. Meatwad notices this is still technically the last moments and proposes they do a joke, only to be cut off by the Georgia logo.Childrens Hospital (The Show You Watch) (2016): The entire logo is replaced with a 50s esque version of it.
Logoboy95's logos

logoboy95's logos..I'LL SUE YA PRODUCTIONS <a class="external" href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/CaitlinSystems/EC5006B314D04846A63CCA275015B77D/i-ll-sue-ya-productions-logo.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>2007-todayNickname: "The Mailbox"Logo: Well, we see a white mailbox facing a red flag (with dark teal stripe) overlapping a scene from WB's "Hondo". On a mailbox, we see the text:AI'LL SUE YAPRODUCTIONFX: None, this is a still logo.Music: The theme song's endingAvailability: Can be seen on "Victory!"Scare Factor: None (see FX).
Logos Referenced in Other Logos

Several logos have been spoofed or referenced in other logos. Here's a list of them.MTM Enterprises: This logo spoofed the MGM logo by having an MGM-like circle and a kitten (Mimsie) in place of the lion._______________________________________________________________________________________Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theatre: This logo features a structure that is similar to the 20th Century Fox Film Corporation logos._______________________________________________________________________________________HBO Pictures:This logo is both a parody of Paramount and 20th Century Fox logos._______________________________________________________________________________________Savage Studios Ltd: An animated parody of the 20th Century Fox logo.TV Land Special Presentation logo (1996-2001): In its infancy, before special presentations TV Land used this parody of the NBC "Laramie Peacock" logo with a turkey in place of the peacock.<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/4f3eb0a1034d5de1f97373c1f08e582cff73543d" width="306"></iframe>Cinematográfica Filmex: This Mexican film company had a parody of the Universal logo for its first logo, and parodies of the 20th Century Fox logo for its next three.Wunder Film Werke: This German company/credit linked to the music label Wunderwerke has an MGM logo parody with the animated frog characterSupersempfft replacing the lion. It's unknown if the logo was used beyond their 1982 "Cosmotropics" music short.The Stuffed Dog Company: A parody of 20th Century Fox, a version of the structure displaying the company's name is used and statues of dogs with flames on their heads are used for the searchlights.Nickelodeon "Top of the Hour" ident (1985-1986):Part of this ident features a 20th Century Fox-style structure with the year above the Nickelodeon logo.Gracie Films (TheSimpsons"The Old Man and the Key" variant, 2002):Lisa imitates Elly May Clampett fromThe Beverly Hillbillies, saying "This has been a Gracie Films pray-sen-tation", a reference to the Filmways logo as used on said show. This is not preserved on FXX airings, but it is still included on theSimpsonsSeason 13 DVD.Tell-Tale Productions (1996-1999):This British children's television company spoofed the MGM logo with a cartoon dog in place of the lion.Studios Idefix/Dogmatix Studios (1976):Another MGM parody, this one features Obelix's dog Idefix/Dogmatix (fromAsterix) in place of the lion.40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks (1994):This logo parodies the Mark VII Limited logo.Daly Industries (2014):This logo parodies the Paramount Television "Closet Killer" logo.Twin Cities PBS (1989):This logo parodies the MTM logo, itself a parody of the MGM logo, with a loon in place of Mimsie. It was only used onMy Mary, a special ofThe Mary Tyler Moore Show.Golden Bear Home Video (1990s):This South Korean home entertainment company spoofed the MGM logo with a golden bear in place of the lion.Nickelodeon Movies (1996):This logo parodies the TriStar Pictures logo, with a blue rhino replacing the pegasus and tripping over the Nickelodeon logo.
Lollipop Video (UK)

Background: Quite possibly the children's home video branch of Thames Video.(1980's-????)Logo: On a black background there's a red rectangle with a white border. In it, there's the word "Lollipop"and next to it there's three lollipops (one blue, one yellow and one green). The screen flips, changing the colors of the rectangle and lollipops. The screen flips again, showing the normal logo.FX/SFX: The flipping screen.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on some children's VHS tapes from the 1980's.Editor's Note: None.
London Film Productions

Logo descriptions by mr3urious, Eric S., and Gilblitz112Editions by HoaPhotos by Eric S.Videos by simblos, Peakpasha, Logo Archive, Sagan Blob and Eric S.London Film Productions(January 1933-June 28, 1956) <iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/43e48c29929810e5415b4e53d2176c2775bd42a0" width="296"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d07cb73bf849b2ce01ebed581e52e1cfaf9c0590" width="296"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/4cf345ce3b3e3dc79f8ae5b82442f573ee019c98" width="296"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/88bad5fac408c1220e6db365151b23cc63768cbe" width="296"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1ed134ab8fbaf41fe9503b42f38c9eb5ee8b4b60" width="296"></iframe>Nickname: "The Big Ben Tower"Logo: We see a shot of the Big Ben tower in the sky. On the right side of the tower are the words "London Film Productions" in Old English script font. The clouds in the sky move southward.Variants: The angle of the camera filming the tower may change, depending on the film. This logo was shown either in color or in black and white. Sometimes "A London Film", "London Films Present" or "London Films Presents" is shown. At least on The Ghost Goes West, there's some additional text shown: "London Films Productions Ltd. presents an Alexander Korda production". There is an extremely rare international variant which reads "A London Films (International) Release". On The Drum, a different, more modern looking font is used instead of the Old English like font. FX/SFX: The clouds moving southward.Music/Sounds: The bell from the Big Ben tolling. On Rembrandt the opening music is playing over the logo.Availability: Common. Preserved on all London productions.Editor's Note: None.Alexander Korda Films, Inc.(1940-April 3, 1942) Nickname: "The Big Ben Tower Strikes Back"Logo: We see a shot of the Big Ben tower in the sky. On the center of the screen are the words "Alexander Korda Films, Inc." in Old English script font. The clouds in the sky move southward.Variant: On The Jungle Book the logo is tinted blue.FX/SFX: Same as the London Film Productions logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the London Film Productions logo. On Lydia different chimes can be heard.Availability: Rare. Seen on the films That Hamilton Woman, Lydia, and Jungle Book (1942).Editor's Note: Same as the London Film Productions logo.
London Independent Producers

Logo descriptions by Wellmart3Logo captures by NewaveVideo captures courtesy of LogicSmash (1960s-1970s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/4e7bc17030447c613e7f81c34b9d54ac0ed5fcfe" width="302"></iframe>Logo:On a black background, four rectangles are being drawn, one by one, at the top-left portion of the screen. Two of them are short horizontal rectangles which sit next to each other, while the other two are long vertical rectangles, one above and the other below the horizontal rectangles. The result is something like this: -|-. Then, the wordsLONDONINDEPENDENTPRODUCERSPRESENTset in a futuristic font (called Microgramma) is wiped from the top, next to the four rectangles.FX/SFX: The drawing.Music/Sounds: Silent.Availability: Very rare. Was seen on films like The Limbo Line.Editor's Note: None.
Lonely Island Classics

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (February 7, 2017-)Nicknames: "Sony Pictures Classics Parody", "Highland Park Classics' Brother"Logo: On a blue background, we see a line with the words underneath "LONELY ISLAND CLASSICS". This is a send-up of the Sony Pictures Classics logo.FX/SFX: None. Much like the logo it's parodying, it's very simple in design.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Special and Tour de Pharmacy. Editor's Note: None.
Lonesome Dad Productions

(1988?-1990?) <embed align="bottom" height="249" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Lonesome+Dad+Productions/widget/youtubevideo/015d4c2dbc9a759c620e76bc5f6b5ff6ad84eaaf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="308" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: Against a black granite background is a box featuring a drawing of a man dressed in blue sitting in a TV control room. He’s holding a red telephone receiver to his ear, and is speaking with his young son. The text “LONESOME DAD PRODUCTIONS” is written below the box in metallic orange.FX/SFX: It’s a still logo, aside from the fuzzy noise on the monitors and the flashing light on the phone.Music/Sounds: The father talking to his son over the phone. The conversation goes like this: Kid: "Hi Dad." Dad: "Hey bud, how's it goin'?" Kid: "Good." Dad: "Well, you know what, champ?" Kid: "What?" Dad: "I'm gonna be home in just a couple more days, and then you and I will go play ball. How's that sound?" Kid: "Good." Dad: "Just the two of us. I love you." Kid: "Love you, too." Availability: Can be found only on the Sweatin’ to the Oldies series.Editor's Note: A pretty cheap-looking logo with a slightly sappy theme. It's rather odd and hard to believe this logo appeared on an exercise television series of all things.
LongNeedle Entertainment

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo captureby GarfieldFan2000Midori Entertainment(2004-2005) Logo: On a black BG, a green leaf floats around and toward the silvery 3D words "MIDORI ENTERTAINMENT", landing in the center, causing water to ripple below. A spark flies around the stem of the leaf clockwise. FX/SFX: The leaf, the water ripples, and the spark.Music/Sounds: A gentle and beautiful synth choir, piano, and string tune.Availability: Seen on old episodes of Animal Atlas.Editor's Note: None. It's a very peaceful logo._________________________________________________________________LongNeedle Entertainment(2005-)Logo: TBA.FX/SFX: TBA.Music/Sounds: Same as the Midori Entertainment logo, but later on, remixes were heard.Availability: Same as the last logo.Editor's Note: Same as the last logo.
Lord British Productions

1st Logo(1985-1988)Nickname: "The Signature"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Ultima IV: Quest for the Avatar and Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(1990)Nickname: "The Signature II"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Ultima VI: The False Prophet.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo(1992-1993)Nicknames: "The Signature III", "CGI Signature"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on all seperate Ultima VII games.Editor's Note: TBA4th Logo(1994)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Ultima VIII: Pagan.Editor's Note: TBA
Lord Miller

Logo descriptions by broco-tree2 and BenIsRandomBackground: This is the company of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the creators of such movies such as 21 Jump Street and The Lego Movie.1st Logo(November 2, 2002-2005)Logo: On a greenish background, there is a ribbon with the words "Lord-Miller", and below it there is a drawing of a coat-of-arms lion with some lines. There's also two circles, which feature Christopher and Phil themselves, as they turn their heads, we see that they have false mustaches on their mouths. Above the two photos, there are two ribbons with the words: "Fine" and "Mustaches".Variant: On Awesometown, the logo is still.FX/SFX: Christopher and Phil turning their heads.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show, or 3 off-key tuba notes, sounding much like farts.Availability: Only known to be seen on Clone High and Awesometown.Editor's Note: None. It's a funny logo.2nd Logo(March 1, 2015-)Logo: On a green flag that waves, there is a shield divided in three parts, two squares and a rectangle. The first square features a red and gold square pattern, the second one, a double-head gold dolphin, and the rectangle, a gold mustache. Below it is "Lord Miller" in a script font.FX/SFX: The waving of the flag.Music/Sounds: 6 toy car horns.Availability: So far, seen on The Last Man on Earth and the pilot episode of Son of Zorn.Editor's Note: None. Just like the first one, this is a very funny and creative logo.3rd Logo(September 25, 2016-February 19, 2017)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1a28176dfaf9b4750483c007a7909914ed79434c" width="296"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, the same shield from before, however covered with purplish colors. It zooms out while quickly turning around as "Lord Miller" in the same font as before is written by a laser.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Variant: Starting with episode 9, the animation is slowed down but the music is at the same speed.Music/Sounds: Same as before, but synthesized.Availability: First seen on episode 2 of Son of Zorn.Editor's Note: None.
Loriciel (France)

Background: This was a French company founded as Loriciels SA in 1983. Under financial troubles, the company was closed in 1992. The remains were resurrected as Virtual Studio, also closed later in 90's. Loriciel was a prolific publisher, having published about 150 games during its lifespan. Their first logo with the playing kitten was never used fullscreen and very rarely - in the corners of earliest games.(1989-1993) Logo: On a black background, a box fades in, with a large portion of it being white and the other being dark gray, a red ball near the middle of the sections, and a white border. As it fades in, a abstract blue cat runs along, trailing purple copies of it's movements. When it passes the box, the grey section turns light blue, revealing the black text "L O R i C I E L", with the ball acting as the dot for the first "i". The cat's trails disappear, revealing a black copy that is about to land. The yellow text "PRESENTS" fades in below.Variants:The copyright text can sometimes be seen under the logo.On Tennis Cup II for Amiga, the blue color was replaced with purple, the "PRESENTS" text is more spaced out, and the logo appears with a wipe effect.On Jim Power for the Amiga, the logo was redone in higher resolution, gained a jagged border, and "PRESENTS" is in a bold, silver font with an underline.FX/SFX: The cat running, the box changing color, or none.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme to the game.Availability: Extinct. Only a handful of games use the animated logo, such as Tennis Cup, Joe Power in Mutant Planet, and Disc for the Amiga. Other times, it will appear still or in-credit.Editor's Note: None.
Lottery Hill Entertainment

Background: This company was ran by actor and comedian Michael J. Fox.(September 17, 1996-2003)Nickname: "Moo" Logo: On a white background, We see a still drawing picture of three green grassy hill tops, a red barn on the first hill and two small trees on the second. Between the blue highlighted line the black letters "LoTTeryHill" (with two Ts attached to each other) and between the purple highlighted line, the smaller black letters all in caps "ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A short country style guitar roll is played followed by a male voice (Fox himself) saying "moo", ABC airings from 1998-2000 used it's generic theme. Availability: Seen on Spin City, Anna Says, and the TV movies Otherwise Engaged and Hench at Home. Editor's Note: None.
Lotus Production (Thailand)

(1985)Nickname: "The Thai Personification Of All That Is Pinnacle Studio"Logo: On a black background, we see a gold Thai text. Another Thai text, but not gold, is also seen below.FX/SFX: Just the fading.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Rare, seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MP_vyZ4eg8o" target="_self">Luksaw pa chaem</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Lou Step Productions

(January 26, 1979-June 19, 1987)Nicknames: TBALogo: Superimposed on the credits, we see the words:ALOU STEPProductionin association withBetween "LOU" and "STEP" is the drawing of the horse with a saddle.FX/SFX: None, during the credits.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on The Dukes of Hazzard and its spin-off Enos. Also seen on the very short-lived show California Fever and the TV movie Scruples among a few other TV movies.Editor's Note: TBA
Loud Logos

Here is the full list of logos that are very loud, not recommended for those who are prone to tinnitus and are required to lower the volume. Feel free to add more to the list. At this moment, there are 14 companies with 16 logos:-3-G Home Video: 2nd logo-Colombiana de Television: 1st logo-Hal Roach Studios: 3rd logo-Horror Factory-Jakarta Putrajaya Films**-KWSU: 1st logo-MGM DVD: 1st logo-Nexoft: 1st logo-Nintendo: 3rd logo*-Ramsay Productions: 2nd logo-Serama Film Corporation-The Program Exchange: 1st logo-THX: 2nd trailer, VHS/LaserDisc/Video CD/UK VHS variants, & 19th trailer-UAV Corporation: 2nd & 3rd logos*Uses the same animation as the 1st Nexoft logo.**Uses same music as the Serama Flim Corporation logo.
Loud TV

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (2018-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/ebdd20584746e338b55fa1ae0eeb2a932ebe7ee1" width="331"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, we see a yellow bordered rectangle with the word "LOUD", in a yellow Impact font, and "TV" inside the "D", zooming out. It stops at the center, and the logo brightens a few times.FX/SFX: The rapid zoom-out, and the brightening.Music/Sounds: A "slam" sound along with some radio static.Availability: Seen on Girls Incarcerated.Editor's Note: TBA