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What is your guilty pleasure logo?

edunk5<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHQuyvw8Au0" target="_self" title="Dualstar Entertainment">Dualstar Entertainment</a>: Even though I'm not a fan of Mary-Kate and Ashley, I just absolutely love this logo because everything works. The visuals, the CGI, the animation, the design of the symbol, the text, music and background,<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLU6iouqjdA" target="_self" title="Off Hollywood Video ">Off Hollywood Video </a> (logo played at 0:11): To me, it's not as bad as what people say. I love the visuals of the logo and how it's well designed for the most part. I like the choice of typeface for "OFF HOLLYWOOD", the colour for it along with the inclusion of the palm trees and stroke which also has a good choice in colour and shade. The music, while maybe annoying to many, is actually quite good because it's original and I don't find it to be grating plus while the animation is choppy, it isn't too choppy and it isn't that a problem anyway. I really don't mind that much on how the tops of the two "L's" are cut off to make way for the palm leaves despite being quite awkward. However, I don't like the choice of font for "VIDEO" because it doesn't fit well with the rest of the logo and especially for the time it was used back in the late 80s.FireLaser244-Legal Video (2nd logo): I actually find this logo cool, despite it being very weird and creepyiheartparamount<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0yw6AsC-DU" target="_self">New World Pictures 4th Logo</a>: who wouldn't have this logo as their guilty pleasure? the music is so cool!<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyM22tuDc0c" target="_self">Roadshow Entertainment 3rd logo with 1992-1995 music</a>: the logo is just breathtaking! i like the 1992-1995 music the bestSCL (socoollogos)The 1980 Paramount Home Video "Cheesy Mountain" logo. It's cheap, but I love it.
What logo(s) do you think are beautiful?

Kobepedia<iframe height="308" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/9a820f98def37445587ab3b438faee7380a14d4a" width="409"></iframe>Thorn EMI Video - Proof that scanimation could be used to create something beautiful.<iframe frameborder="0" height="310" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/db23699f6c077f370685fd70a7bbc3cbaf3e5f23" width="414"></iframe>Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (VHS Version) - The Columbia TriStar name going out with a beautiful logo.Wellmart3GETENTEuropa CorpStudioCanal 2011LightstormAny CGI Paramount logoPolar'sBeauty Logos]BenIsRandom says (sorry about the huge word size but there is a gigantic Nicktoons picture above these words)...HBO (1982-2001) It just SCREAMS epic.Universal Pictures (2012-) One word: powerful.And last but not least...TriStar (2015-) A nice redesign of the 1993 logo, and the music is just beautiful.TheMoonProductions:Guild Home Video is quite a cool looking logo with the cool music and animation.GETENTEuropaCorp: Are you kidding? As of this writing, it's not on this page?Miramax (2008): I don't find this logo annoying. It has a really soothing theme and is really cool to watch. Bring back the full version!FilmDistrict: Shame this company went out, this logo is amazing.Spectacor Films: I wish this company made some famous movies, cause this logo is so soothing!naxo-oléPagot Films (Italy): The music is absolutely beautiful, above all when the castle appears (we hear a melody which makes us remember the ending of fairy tale).iheartparamount:now that's what i call a beauty!
What logo scared you when you were a kid?

CBS/FoxKid999 For some reason, I got scared of the 2nd 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo (International variant) when I was about 6. I ran out of the room when it came on, but got used to it later.BenderRoblox:*Klasky Csupo Grafitti: The sound effects scared me horribly.*Klasky Csupo Robot: That weird face along with that horrible music would scare any kid.*The Curiosity Company: When I was little, that weird pattern along with creepy music scared me at night when I watched Futurama. I'm still scared of it, but not as much.*The static at the end of tapes: After seeing a beautiful logo at the end of a tape, it scared me to death.
What logos do you think are relaxing?

gohan56782Starry Night Productions: I really like the one that does not include the creepy laugh, since the music and the whole city at night makes it feel dreamy and relaxing, especially when the stars can be seen along with the text. Hanna-Barbera: The Swirling Star is one that I find relaxing, as I love the music,the whole animationand the many different variations of the logo itself.Nelvana: I like the "Neon Polar Bear" version, as that is very relaxing to me, especially with the long variant (the polar bear stands).Paramount: I consider the old CGI mountain logo to be peaceful and relaxing, as the scenery and the lake looks realistic and amazing.British Television Idents: Have a lot of these that I feel are relaxing, like the old Channel 4 coloured blocks, the first CBBC "retro game" ident, the BBC1 globes, the BBC2 idents, the Thames logo and especially the BBC1 Batman Christmas ident :)mario9000sevenDTS Sonic Landscape" Trailer (1999-2008)It's Like i'm Feeling that i'm in heaven.BenIsRandom-The first 2 Seven Arts Pictures logos. The first has a nice relaxing tone to it, but the second one is just beautiful.-DreamWorks Pictures. The music is incredibly nice.rj4712RCA Selectavision- The music's quite relaxing and dreamy.RasterOfMandomnessCuriosity Company (both): I genuinely find the visuals and "music" therapeutic
What logos do you think need revival?

Paramount21:Paramount Pictures 1986-2003 , 2002-2011, 1975-1986United Artists 1994-2000, United Artists 1975-1976Paramount Feature PresentationStudioCanal 2003BenIsRandom:PBS Kids (All IDs from 1999-2013. They were so colorful and imaginative.)TAT Communications Company (1980-1982)[So we can find it easier].The_Username_15DTS 1993: Now hey, that's some cool stuff. Just update the animation.Georgia Public Television 1988. CGI manages to push to today's standards.Canal+ Video 1998. Yeah, it's kinda seizure inducing, but it's cool!The Original WGBH Boston Flash of Doom, because the new one looks too...new.And how about the Nickelodeon Splat needs to come back, only because the new logo...sucks.Last but not least, the Fox Television Studios logo with all the thunder and lightning and stuff. Again, because the new logo (fox21) is a piece of Crap.NitroGHBO Feature Presentation (1982-2002) In the word of the Nostalgia Critic: "This may be the greatest thing ever."hfmbears:1963 Universal logo: I remember it very well, I saw it on the 1977 movie Smokey and the Bandit, Man that was a good movieGETENTOriginal Film (1999-2004): This logo had a personality. Now it's a cheap and corporate logo.Nickelodeon (1984-2009): I think everyone can agree that the current logo SUUUUCKS.Walt Disney Pictures (1985-2006 and 1995-2007): With some updates, these logos could still be used today. I'm not a huge fan of the 2006 logo: it's too long.Clownninja55The 1971 PBS Logo (Just use CGI)Columbia Tristar Home Video (1993-2002)rj4712Nickelodeon (1980-1984) Better than that horrid thing that came next.SynthavisionOrion Pictures (1996-1999) Certainly better by today's standards than the popular one from the '80s.Paramount (1986-2002) Nice animation that stands the test of time and isn't very excessive.Screwhorn77: The KLASS! Purple Star. It was pretty lively. Current KLASS! logo could not get any blander.SuperMetroViacom(1976-1986) Just use the wigga wigga font with the zooming v on a light blue background and the logo would be. The wigga wigga music as the wigga wigga logo forms and then the 1976 Viacom music when the v zooms.
Whatabout...me? Entertainment

Logo descriptions byMylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of LogicSmashBackground: TBA (1998)<iframe frameborder="0" height="280" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/24cdeee9b6db75836d870759366396400b9c3dbb" width="497"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, we see the black typewriter words "Whatabout...". Then, "me?" types in and the black rectangle with the blue outline appears with the words inside "Entertainment".FX/SFX: The typing and the rectangle appearing.Music/Sounds: The sound of the typewriter typing and the small bell dings at the end.Availability: Seen on The Greatest Bruce Lee.Editor's Note: None.
Wheel of Fortune Online

Logo descriptions by curiousgeorge60, timduncan21spursfanLogo captures and videos courtesy of Subzero9171st Logo(1998-1999)Nicknames: "The Globes", "Play and Win #1" <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="207" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d1cc3f3de08e086cb4f6de42e1bd223f0eb0e34c" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="252"/>Logo: Similar to the 1998 Jeopardy! Online logo. On a red background, several rotating globes appear while the word "play" pops up in the left side, then the upper right corner, and the lower right corner of the background. The words "Wheel of Fortune" & "Online (below "Wheel of Fortune")" fade in, and zooms out until it comes to a stop in the middle while the URL "www.wheeloffortune.com" appears below "Online". FX: The appearance of the rotating globes, the logo and the URL fading in. Music/Sounds: The audience yelling "WHEEL", "OF" and "FORTUNE" followed by a techno tune Wheel of Fortune ending with the sound that plays when a puzzle category is revealed, and two beeps. Also, the sound that plays when only vowels are left in the puzzle is heard the entire time the logo is seen.Availability: Extinct on TV; was last seen on Wheel of Fortune in the late '90s. Scare Factor: None to minimal.2nd Logo(2000-2001) <embed height="216" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/page/Wheel+of+Fortune+Online/widget/youtubevideo/445afce025478a3996bfdac7ad9222f332dd7321" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="263"/> Nicknames: "The Red-White Ring", "Play and Win #2" Logo: Similar to the 2000 Jeopardy! Online logo, but the URL for this logo is written as "WHEELOFFORTUNE.COM" and it uses the spinning wheel as the background. The logo is a red-white ring with a yellow circle inside the ring and the words "Wheel of Fortune Online" in yellow below the ring. We start with the logo flipping to reveal a red-orange circle. Like the Jeopardy! Online logo, the URL moves from the right to the left, and the letters "WHEELOFFORTUNE.COM" appear on the circle one by one. Instead of the logo zooming out, the circle flips again to reveal the logo. The words "Play Online and WIN" appear below the URL.FX: The flipping of the logo, the letters on the URL appearing on the circle, the words "Play Online and WIN" appearing below the URL.Music/Sounds: Same as logo 1.Availability: Again, extinct on TV; was seen on Wheel of Fortune in the early 2000s.Scare Factor: See logo 1.
When Pigs Fly Incorporated

Background: This is the vanity plate of the late Gary Glasberg. He passed away in September 2016.(September 23, 2014-May 15, 2018)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/473f83b60e98525a6dd4ce7148cb58ff2dc649f2" width="357"></iframe>Logo: On a black and white city environment with confetti falling about, we see a parade with marching bands, and people watching it. A pink pig float with wings suddenly becomes alive and the front strings on the pig's front legs get unattached and the pig flys up to the sky. The pig becomes enclosed with a rectangle on a black background. The words "WHEN PIGS FLY" with smaller "PRODUCTIONS" below the text are seen below the logo.FX/SFX: The city environment, the pig.Music/Sounds: The sounds of a cheering crowd and a soft cartoonish "Pop!" when the strings get unattached, followed by 2 children saying "Uh-oh!", CBS airings uses it's generic theme.Availability:Seen on the first four seasons of the NCIS spin-off, NCIS: New Orleans. As of its fifth season, the logo was retired.Editor's Note: None, it's a funny logo.
Where's Lunch?

Background: This is the production company of Phil Rosenthal, the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond.(September 13, 1996-May 16, 2005)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/9f1908e7a40c33247dd4361217fcb36bae4ca93f" width="295"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ac19e91046e74b04e2c516a48f71ab2631ce5c4e" width="295"></iframe>Logo: On a table, with a red napkin, silverware, salt and pepper shakers, a basket of dinner rolls, and a glass, we see a cloth reading "Where's Lunch". A hand then places a plate of food, which varies depending on the episode, on the cloth.Variants:Starting in 1997, different utensils are used and "Where's Lunch" looks different.During the logo's early years, most of the plates were placed using one hand, while the rest of the series used two hands.In 1999, with the show's transition to widescreen, a widescreen version was created. Food Variants: Here's just a few things you could find on the plate: "Pilot": The plate contains a split lobster tail, a sliced lemon, and broccoli."Win, Lose or Draw": An entire pizza is put onto the cloth. It has pepperoni, green peppers, black olives and mushrooms on it."Turkey or Fish": The plate has a rubber chicken on it."Fascinatin' Debra": A paper bag lunch is put onto the cloth."Mia Famiglia": The plate contains a can of sardines surrounded by saltine crackers."Marie's Meatballs": An emptied glass of red juice is put onto the cloth."What's with Robert?": The plate contains some pancakes with a smiley face made up of cream cheese and cherries at the top."Hackidu": A bowl of alphabet soup is placed on the cloth, with some veggies mixed in. "The Finale": A black plastic container is put onto the cloth. The container has a bill in it that reads "NO CHARGE! Thank you."FX/SFX: The hand placing the plate of food on the cloth; all live-action.Music/Sounds: A short piano ditty, except for the "Turkey or Fish" variation, where it was a distorted chicken cluck sound. In some cases, it uses the end theme of the show. On some episodes, a few of the notes from the music had been cut off.Availability: Only seen on Everybody Loves Raymond.Editor's Note: This logo may make you very hungry.
Whiland International S.A.

Logo capture by Bob FishEdits by Martin V.B.Overview: Whiland International S.A. is a South American television distribution company. The company is headquartered in Montevideo, Uruguay, but was registered in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was formed as Telefilms, S.A. in 1961, by León Darcyl, a former Time-Life correspondent, who had just bought the Latin American TV rights to the RKO film library. Mr. Darcyl had bought the television rights to the 1937 Mexican film Allá en el Rancho Grande, with money borrowed from Time-Life, for broadcast on LS83-TV in Buenos Aires. The Mexican film proved to be popular with local audiences, and he looked to expand its venture. Darcyl was one of the first to go beyond the country-by-country basis (as it was practice at the time), and paved the way for the Western entertainment companies to release their product for all of the Latin American countries. Among the shows syndicated by Telefilms were Lassie (whose rights are now with Classic Media), Get Smart (whose rights were reverted to HBO) and Flipper (whose rights are now owned by MGM) and many Japanese cartoon series, as well some British television programmes. Among the film libraries distributed by Telefilms were the aforementioned RKO library, the Selznick International Pictures film library (minus Gone with the Wind, then owned by MGM and currently owned by Turner Entertainment/Warner Bros.), the Hal Roach library, the Charlie Chaplin library, the Buster Keaton library, the Cantinflas library (except for co-productions with Columbia Pictures) and the Saul Zaentz library. By the late 1980s, Telefilms has evolved into a holding company, Whiland International, S.A., and the Darcyls began a new wave of acquisitions. Whiland had acquired the Latin American TV rights to the Carolco and Orion libraries (now owned by StudioCanal and MGM respectively), as well of the Majestic and the New Regency/WB library (the latter of which its rights have been reverted to Warners). In 2002, the Darcyls set up a film distribution subsidiary, SUN Distribution. The company has the largest film library in Latin America.(1990s- ) Nickname: "CGI Marble"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Latin American TV prints of several Orion, Carolco films of the 1990s, but mostly replaced with the successor companies (Orion is now part of MGM; the Carolco library is part of StudioCanal).Editor's Note: TBA
Whistle Sports

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (June 13, 2018-)Logo: We start off with the red circle flying in the screen as a background with the words appearing "WHISTLE SPORTS" with "ST" in "WHISTLE" connected, as well as "RTS" in "SPORTS". Two circles zoom in, with the play button and the letter "W".FX/SFX: The circles and the "W" and the play button appearing.Music/Sounds: Two whooshes sound.Availability: Seen on F2: Finding Football.Editor's Note: TBA
White Cap Productions

Logo description by Michael BassVideo capture courtesy of 1208spinjaco(March 26, 2001) Logo: On a white background, we see the word "and" on top, and the phrase "in association with" on bottom. Between "and" and "in association with" is this logo: _________________ WHITE CAP PRODUCTIONS ______________________ FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: TBA Availability: Seen on the TV movie South Pacific. Editor's Note: None.
White Eagle Enterprises

Background: White Eagle Enterprises, Inc. was the production company of Sylvester Stallone, formed in 1986. That year, he signed a ten-picture domestic theatrical distribution deal with United Artists and another deal with Carolco Pictures for foreign territories, later worldwide TV and home video rights. In 1989, Stallone transferred UA's duties to Tri-Star. Only one film came out of that deal: Lock Up. In <a class="external" href="http://articles.latimes.com/1990-10-28/entertainment/ca-4783_1_sylvester-stallone" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">an 1990 Los Angeles Times interview</a>, Stallone stated that White Eagle was absorbed into Carolco. By 1995, Stallone owned an interest in Yardville National Bancorp in New Jersey under the "White Eagle" name.(August 4, 1989) Logo: Some blue-lighted cracks appear through the screen, finally forming an eagle figure. The eagle shines and the name WHITE EAGLE appears from the light below.FX/SFX: Cracks and shine appearing, which is nice light animation.Music/Sounds: "Whoosh" sounds, which end with a one note orchestra tune. Availability: Seen only on Lock Up.Editor's Note: None.
White Feather Films (India)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega1st Logo(2002-20??)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1f657fa199bacae2b59ffb58ae9ff8fa59153112" width="329"></iframe>Logo: On a white room, a white feather and the "white feather films" letters fall down and place themselves. Few seconds later, the logo gets blown away.FX/SFX: The feather and words moving.Music/Sounds: A soothing pad with nature sounds, a woman whispering "White Feather", and then an orchestral hit.Availability: First seen on Kaante. May also appear on other few films by them following it.Editor's Note: None.
White Knight Video

Logo descriptions by Codyfinke2 Capture by Eric S.(1980s)Nickname: "The Knight"Logo: We see a black/blue-violet gradient background with a chessboard flooring on the base. A white knight (chess piece) is in the logo, barely touching the checkerboard. The text "White Knight Video PRESENTS" is under it.FX/SFX: None. It's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extremely rare. The company supposedly distributed only six titles, them being Savage Encounter, Bad Blood, Gold Raiders, The Boys in Blue, Survival Run and Don't Just Lie There, Say Something!.Editor's Note: None.
White Oak Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi90721st Logo(April 26-June 14, 2017)Logo: On a black background, we see the white oak tree with the words "WHITE OAK PICTURES."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the adaption series of The Handmaid's Tale.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(April 25, 2018-)Logo: On a white background, we see the water colored oak tree with green leaves and a tire swing, and a grass on the bottom on a blue rounded square as a sky background. We see the black text "WHITE OAK PICTURES".FX/SFX: Same as 1st logo.Music/Sounds: Same as 1st logo.Availability: Seen on the 2nd season of The Handmaid's Tale.Editor's Note: Same as 1st logo.
White Star

Logo description and photo capture by Logophile and BudtheChud1989Video capture courtesy of Matthew MayfieldBackground: White Star was a short lived independent division of Kultur. It was more focused on special interest.(1990s) <iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/64ddc118c0205e4fd0ae9a4b2275ea3600a95898" width="404"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a rainbow line consisting of blue, green, red and yellow spins towards the screen and stops in the middle in a horizontal position. As it stops, the words "WHITE" and "STAR" both wipe in from the left and right side respectively. After a moment, a white star zooms out and rests between the words.Variant: At the end of tapes, the logo is seen on a blue gradient background with an address and phone numbers:195 Highway 36West Long Branch, NJ 07764For more information call(800) 458-5887(908) 229-2343FX/SFX: The spinning of the line, the words appearing, the star zooming out. Simple animation.Music/Sounds: A synth piano tune with jingles, with the last note sustained after the star appears. A theme that sound like it came from a Super NES game.Availability: Rare. Seen on videos from the company, such as Path to Stardom: Tim McGraw.Editor's Note: The animation isn't anything to write home about, but it has a neat theme.
Whitest Kids Business Company International Conglomerate LLC

(March 20, 2007-June 17, 2011)<iframe frameborder="0" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8915391e80bf02a686c1550868b964141bc0df97" width="383"></iframe>Warning: This logo features uncensored profanity. View with caution.Nicknames: "Armed Capitol", "The Gun Logo"Logo: On a black background, a black and white picture of the United States Capitol building in Washington, DC with assault rifles bursting out is in the left side of the screen. Behind it are the words "The Whitest Kids U'Know" arranged in a pattern. Below all this is the words "Whitest Kids Business Company International Conglomerate LLC" all in a bold white font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Two honking sounds, and followed by kids saying "Holy s***!". On the show's first season, it's silent.Availability: Seen on The Whitest Kids U'Know.Editor's Note: None.
Whizbang Films

1st Logo(2009)TBA!2nd Logo(2012-)Logo: TBA.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A sword sound.Availability: Seen on the newest TV-movies.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2012-)Logo: On a black background, the text "WHIZBANG", smaller "FILMS" below it, with rocket circling the text (much like previous logo), along with the Take5 Productions logo below. This is the print version of the last logo.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A sword sound.Availability: Seen on the 2012 TV adaptation of Beauty & The Beast, and Reign. Both on The CW.Editor's Note: None.
Whizz Kid Entertainment (UK)

Logo description byBackground: Whizz Kid Entertainment is a British company that specializes in capturing festivals, concerts and reality shows.(2000s)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The animation of the jack-in-the-box.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Seen at the end ofGeorge Michael: Road to Wembley, Elton's New Year Party: Live from The O2, andU2: 360 At The Rose Bowl.Editor's Note: None.