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Lionhead Studios (UK)

Background: Lionhead Studios was a British video game development company founded in 1997 by Peter Molyneux, Mark Webley, Tim Rance, and Steve Jackson. The name "Lionhead" originated from Mark Webley's pet hamster, who died not long after the naming of the studio. The company was acquired by Microsoft in 2006 following financial difficulties. Molyneux left the studio in 2012 to found 22Cans. On March 7, 2016, Microsoft announced the proposed closure of the company and the cancellation of Fable Legends. Lionhead officially closed down on April 29, 2016.1st Logo(2001)Nicknames: "The Black & White Stars"Logo: On a grey background, we see millions of black and white stars. The stars then move around and then form the print of a lion's head. The print then zooms in.FX/SFX: The stars.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare composed by Russell Shaw.Availability: Only seen on Black & White.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2004, 2005, 2013)Nicknames: "The Fable Logo"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Uncommon. Can be found on Fable for Xbox. Also appeared on Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable Anniversary.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2005-2006)Nicknames: "The Falling Cubes", "The Black & White 2 Logo", "Real-Time Physics Demo"Logo: On a gradient white background, we see a black cup with the text "LIONHEAD STUDIOS" on the bottom. Then, some small, black and white cubes begin pouring into the cup as it slowly swings back and forth. Once all the cubes are in, the cubes change color as they form the lion's head print. Suddenly, the cup tilts to the left and dumps out all of the cubes. Then the head print fades in as the cubes fade out, and the logo stands back up in its place.Variant: On The Movies, the background color has a bit more grey in it, and the head print forms as the cubes are pouring in. The logo is also movable by clicking and dragging with the mouse.FX/SFX: The logo and the cubes falling.Trivia: This logo isn't a pre-rendered animation, it's actually a real time particle physics demo. When you start up The Movies or Black & White 2, click on the logo and drag it around to experiment around. Also, the sound effects such as the chanting and beeping comes from the music portion "Creature End Sequence" from the first Black & White game.Music/Sounds: A synth choir note as the cubes start falling in, and a weird chant sound (comes from the soundtrack of the first Black & White game) as the logo forms. Then some beeps as the cubes are dumped out, and final synth note as the final logo comes in.Availability: Uncommon. Can be found on Black & White 2. The same variant also appears on The Movies and its Stunts & Effects expansion pack.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2008)Nicknames: "The Epileptic Static", "The Fable II Logo"Logo: On a white background, like the 2nd logo, we see the Lionhead logo slowly fade in, while changing into different patterns quickly, while a bad TV reception effect is used. The logo finally comes to the center and the reception clears out.FX/SFX: The static.Music/Sounds: Some radio buzzing and a high-pitched buzz when the reception clears out.Availability: Rare. Only seen on Fable II.Editor's Note: TBA
Lions Gate Home Entertainment Feature Presentation IDs

(1999-2004)Logo: Same as the Cinépix Feature Presentation ID, however the Lions Gate Films logo replaces the Cinepix logo.FX: None.Cheesy Factor: None.Music/Sounds: None, just an announcer saying «Lions Gate is pleased to bring you this feature presentation»Availability: Seen on Lions Gate VHS Releases until 2004. Scare Factor: None.
Lionsgate Premiere

Logo description by Mr.Logo and LogosForTheWinLogo capture by Mr.LogoBackground: Lionsgate Premiere is the new specialty film division of Lionsgate, founded in 2015 to release films theatrically, video on demand, streaming services, and streaming platforms. This new label will release films from Lionsgate, and Summit Entertainment.(October 9, 2015-)Nicknames: "The Lions Gate Premiere Sky", "Lionsgate Premiere Hero"Logo: Same as the 2013 Lionsgate logo, except the word "PREMIERE" (in a similar font as above) zooms out below "LIONSGATE."FX/SFX: Same as the 2013 Lionsgate logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the 2013 Lionsgate logo.Availability: Current. First shown on Knock Knock, and can be seen on trailers for Heist and Don Verdean.Editor's Note: Same as the 2013 Lionsgate logo.
Lionsgate Television

Logo descriptions and captures by Shadeed A. Kelly, Hoa, and EnormousRatVideo capture courtesy of Eric S.1st Logo(1999-2006) <embed height="177" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Lions+Gate+Television/widget/unknown/-968276935" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="201" wmode="transparent"/> Nicknames: "Shining Lion", "Lion Constellation"Logo: On a black background, we see the lion from the first logo. Below it is LIONS GATE. Under it is "TELEVISION", in what appears to be stretched-out Myriad. The lion flashes and shines.Variant: On Shutter Speed, a byline for Mandalay Action & Sports Entertainment appears below. The logo is also smaller.FX/SFX: The flashing of the constellation.Music/Sounds: Either a synth theme with crashing cymbals to hit the last note, or the first part of the Lions Gate Home Entertainment theme; otherwise, the end theme of the show.Availability: Fairly common. Seen on The Dead Zone on Cloo and the first season of Weeds.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1999-2005)Nicknames: "The Green Lion", "Lion Constellation II"Logo: On a black background, we see the constellation of the lion from the Lions Gate Films logo in green with the stars in yellow. On the left of the lion says "LIONS GATE" in Bernhard Modern and underneath in green says "ENTERTAINMENT" in a serif font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Just the end title-theme from any show or the generic network theme.Availability: Rare. Seen on Unsolved History. Also affixed to the end of documentaries made by Termite Art Productions (except syndicated reruns of Ripley's Believe it or Not!), Busted on the Job and it's sequels.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2006-2013)Nicknames: "The Lions Gate Sky", "Lionsgate Hero"Logo: It's the 2nd half of the 5th Lionsgate Films logo.Later Variant: In 2010, a registered trademark symbol was added.FX/SFX: Just the camera zooming back from the logo.Music/Sounds: Mostly it's the end-title theme from any show or silent. As of late 2010, it's a little sped-up version of the last notes of the theatrical logo.Availability: Common. Seen on shows from the ear such as Boss, Weeds, Nurse Jackie, Mad Men, Anger Management, Orange is the New Black, and reruns of the final season of The Dead Zone.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(June 3, 2013- )Nicknames: "The Lions Gate Sky II", "Lionsgate Hero II"Logo: The last two seconds of the 2013 logo.FX/SFX: Same as the theatrical logo.Music/Sounds: The same two logo themes from the 3rd logo.Availability: Common. Seen on later episodes of the Anger Management TV series starting on episode 21. It's also seen on season 2 of Nashville, the last two season 5 episodes of Nurse Jackie, the last three season 6 episodes of Mad Men, Graves, and Greenleaf on OWN.Editor's Note: None.
Lisa G. Productions

Logo descriptions by Originalsboy11Logo captures by Originalsboy11 and TopitoomayVideo captures courtesy of ENunnBackground: This is the vanity card of Crime Watch Daily executive producer Lisa Gregorisch-Dempsey. (September 14, 2015-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5f9d29745da20cd05a921b6b9d482b445e74cb09" width="407"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8af52703f7f0a9e157e30d589e7a973d5b836b64" width="407"></iframe>Logo: On a uphill Interstate environment on a sunny day, we see a yellow sports car with a woman with long blonde hair in it. The car then turns on the first exit which sign says "EAST JERSEY STATE PRISON" in white, with "EAST JERSEY" on top of "STATE PRISON". We then cut to a shot to reveal that the woman has sun glasses on her and she is wearing a orange jumpsuit with a name tag that says "LISA G." on it. She is also wearing a checkerboard scarf around her neck. We cut to another shot with the car stopping at a platform with a gate blocking the road path. There are four men inside the platform all smiling and wearing deputy uniforms. They all say excitedly in unison, "Welcome home, Lisa G.!" The gate opens and we cut to another shot in front of the car with a license plate from New Jersey with the words "LISA G." in black.Variant: On Extra, the logo starts with the convertible (which is red in this variant) rolling up to a toll booth for the New Jersey Turnpike (as indicated by the green sign on the front; a different yellow sign is on the side of the booth). Four people in street clothing (one of whom is John Travolta) say "Welcome home, Lisa G.!" from inside the toll booth. The shot of the front of the car shows that instead of gates, a red and white arm moves up to allow the car through. The license plate is identical. The clothing of the woman is not seen here, with the exception of her checkered scarf.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: The sounds of the car's engine, the men saying their line, and a honk sound from the car, all backed by an electric bass ditty. The length depends on the variant, 14 notes for the Crime Watch Daily variant and 7 for the Extra variant. The voices differ between the two variants. On Extra, the sound of the car going down the interstate is omitted due to the fact that the variant starts at a later point in the sequence.Availability: Current. The shows' respective variants are seen on Crime Watch Daily and Extra.Editor's Note: None.
Lisberger Studios

Logo description, photo and video capture by StephenCezar15Background: Lisberger Studios was founded by Steven Lisberger in 1977 to make TRON. As a cautious measure and to fund their ambitious project, their first production was the 90-minute animated TV special Animalympics. Lisberger intended to release the film independently with the help of Information International (a computer company), a private backer and a distributor (Warner Bros., MGM or Columbia), but it fell through. Lisberger took the idea to Disney, who produced it in-house. (1977-1980)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/7978ef1806e0722c580012272da42ab48d42fbc7" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="249" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "The TRON Logo", "The Reason Why Daft Punk Should Make Logos"Logo: Three glowing satellites are zooming in on a space background and is done twice. We then cut to the three satellites in another view, as two of them close and the one in the middle not closing. The satellite powers up and eventually shoots a beam of energy. The beam of energy is shot onto another dark background, which is where it eventually aims onto the ground of the foreground where it is shot and explodes. The energy dust from the explosion eventually morphs into TRON, which looks different from the actual film TRON (he glows yellow and has a beard and resembles a Cylon Centurion from Battlestar Galactica). He is armed with two discs and throws them into view. After a while, he eventually retrieves the discs and they turn into orbs of light. TRON crashes the orbs of light together and they explode, making them (and him as well) disappear. The logo of the company eventually appears, which is a neon reddish-pink circle and the words "LISBERGER STUDIOS INC." on top of the circle.Trivia: This logo was created to promote radio stations in the 1970's, and that respective station's logo would appear after the animation, not Lisberger's. It had also served the basis for the 1982 film TRON.FX/SFX: Everything. The logo was actually well made for its time.Music/Sounds: Various whoosh and electronic sounds accompanied by an ominous choir. After Tron appears, a hard rock tune is heard.Availability: This logo was first seen on radio station promos that used the animation to promote themselves. The regular version only appeared on Animalympics. The logo is seen as a special feature on the TRON 20th Anniversary Collector's Edition DVD and the 2010 re-release on DVD & Blu-Ray.Editor's Note: This may be a favorite among TRON fans.
Liscolaide Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Dana Klein's vanity card. 1st Logo(March 31-May 26, 2014)Logo: We see a colored blue sky with white clouds, a yellow sun on the upper left, and three sunflowers. A white, thick paper is on the bottom that has red words, "LISCOLAIDE" and "PRODUCTIONS" in smaller text.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Friends with Better Lives.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(October 2, 2017-)Logo: On a white background, we see five stick people with hairs with four pets. The last person holds a leash that attached to a brown spotted dog. On top of the screen is the green-colored, black-outlined word "LISCOLAIDE" with "PRODUCTIONS" below it.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Just the closing theme.Availability: Seen on 9JKL.Editor's Note: TBA
List of former CBS affiliates now Fox

KDFW-TV Dallas, TexasKECY-TV El Centro, California/Yuma, ArizonaKTBC-TV Austin, TexasKSAZ-TV Phoenix, ArizonaWJBK-TV Detroit, MichiganWJW-TV Cleveland, OhioWAGA-TV Atlanta, GeorgiaWTVT-TV Tampa, Florida
Little Airplane Productions

Logo descriptions by Torchlady and CaptinFalconFan2000Logo captures by TheBigLogoFan2 and LogosSuper142Background: This is Josh Selig's production company, who was originally an actor and writer for Sesame Street.1st Logo(March 1999-March 18, 2009)Nickname: "Little Airplane!"Logo: On a black background, we see the text Little Airplane Productions and below, in a square we see a footage of a bridge with a young girl going in circles with her arms out. A small butterfly flies throughout the square.Trivia: The girl is the same as in the Sesame Street song I'm a Little Airplane, the bridge is also from the song.Variants:Sometimes, the website URL appears under the logo.On Go, Baby!, the Granada ident appears below.On Small Potatoes, at the final scene a black or white text will say "A Little Airplane Production for BBC" in small text at the bottomA variant exists where the clip is in full size with the text in black below the girl.FX/SFX: The little girl running. All live-action.Music/Sounds: A little girl saying one of the following statements:Oobi: "This has been a Little Airplane production."Wonder Pets and Go, Baby!: "Little Airplane!"Official website: "Welcome to Little Airplane Productions."Availability: Still spotted on reruns of The Wonder Pets! and Oobi on Nick Jr, whenever the channel decides to show a rerun of the latter again. Was also seen on Go, Baby! and 3rd & Bird on Disney Junior and the in-text variant can be found on Small Potatoes also on Disney Junior. The website version is extinct (as they have updated their website), however it can be seen using the WayBack Machine.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(February 11, 2009-)Nicknames: "Little Airplane! II" "Where's the Girl?"Logo: On a black background, a red and white emblem with an airplane on it with "Little Airplane" at the top and "Productions" on the bottom, bounces down to the screen. The URL adress fades in.FX/SFX: The emblem bouncing, the URL fading in.Music/Sounds: A "BOING!" sound plays when the emblem bounces onto the screen. The voice of the girl from the previous logo is heard once again.Music/Sounds Variants: A video of a tour through the company has a "DING!" sound effect replacing the "BOING!" sound.Availability: Rare. Debuted on 2009 episodes of the Wonder Pets! Its kept intact on reruns of episodes from that time on Nick Jr. The variant can be found at the end of the video showcasing the tour of the company.Editor's Note: TBA
Little Bear Bear Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of LogosForTheWinBackground: TBA (November 6, 2017-)Logo: On a black background, we see the white stuffed teddy bear, waving, being controlled by a person. The colorful words read on top of the screen:Little Bear BearProdutions^cThe dot in "i" in little is placed by the teddy bear's head, and the "^" underneath between "u" and "t".FX/SFX: It's all live-action.Music/Sounds: The girl saying, "Bye-bye! See you next time!"Availability: Seen on Wet Shapes.Editor's Note: None.
Little Island Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(2017-)Logo: On a black background, we see the white words read:LITTLE ISLANDPRODUCTIONSFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on the adapted show of Snatch on Crackle, Deep State, and In The Cloud.Editor's Note: None.
Little Saigon Video (Vietnam)

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of(1991)<iframe frameborder="0" height="233" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0499d634afbaf1e4c30e5d550ff0fa0696e30efa" width="414"></iframe>Logo: On a lights background, the Saigon Video logo zooms out and "Little" appears. The word "SAIGON" in a Saigon Video font appears. The word "VIDEO" appears in the same font as "SAIGON".FX/SFX: 2D animation.Music/Sounds: A remix of the Saigon Video fanfare.Availability: Check your old tapes.Editor's Note: None.
Little Stranger

Logo description by Michael BassBackground: Little Stranger, Inc. is Tina Fey's production company.1st Logo(October 11, 2006-January 31, 2013)Logo: Various photos have been used for this logo, which are each on a black background, have a white border, and have the text "little stranger, inc." on the top center. Here's an example of one of the photos: a teal background is used, and we see a girl in a peacock costume(possible reference to the logo of NBC, since that network carries 30 Rock).Trivia: The girl in the peacock costume is Tina Fey's older daughter, Alice Zenobia Richmond.FX/SFX: At first, the photo is sideways. Later, the photo becomes right side up. The picture of the girl in her peacock costume is live action.Music/Sounds: The end theme of 30 Rock, or silent.Availability: Seen on all episodes on 30 Rock.Editor's Note: None. It's a cute logo.2nd Logo(March 6, 2015-)Logo: On a white background, we see a 2D colored silhouette of the girl in the peacock costume from the previous logo, positioned over the crudely-drawn words "LiTtLE STRANGER," and "inc." The girl dances around, then takes a bow and returns to her normal position.FX/SFX: The girl dancing. The choppy animation has a charm to it.Music/Sounds: A girl saying "Goodnight, everybody!" over some piano notes.Availability: Seen on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.Editor's Note: Same as the last logo.
Liuhe Films (Taiwan)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(1970's-1980's)Note: The logo can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/VI7gjaklwQ0?t=5m20s" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: A flash occurs as two yellow letters move zoom out and move in zig-zag, while the background turns red. After a second, these letters are revealed to be a lowercase L and H, and a frame of the same color draws in around the letters. A Chinese letter appears below and wipes the other letters, forming the company name.FX/SFX: All the animation.Music/Sounds: The 1967 American International Television fanfare.Availability: Unknown.Editor's Note: None.
Live Interactive

Background: Live Interactive was an ultra short-lived game publishing division of Live Entertainment, which later became Artisan and was folded into Lions Gate Films. This gaming division only released one game, a CD-ROM adaption of the 1996 film The Arrival.(1997)Logo: We see the word "LIVE" flying from below and two segmented pyramids from the sides. They merge into a single, more condensed pyramid and form the complete logo, similar to the parent company, but red. Then it shines.FX/SFX: Parts of the logo flying and shining.Music/Sounds: A short synth note with a splash sound.Availability: Ultra rare. Can be found only on The Arrival.Editor's Note: None.
Live Nation Productions

Background: TBA(October 12, 2016-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="165" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/7a3fe7ce48e9206e97aff5eeb751ee993815a1a3" width="298"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on documentaries by Live Nation and seen on the 2018 remake of A Star is Born.
Living Books

Background: This was a series of multimedia CD-ROM interactive stories created as a joint venture between Random House and Broderbund. 1st Logo(1992) Nickname: "The Happy Book"Logo: On a granite background, we see a yellow square. Then, the word "Brøderbund’s" appear at the top right corner of the square. The words "Living" and "Books", which have green outlines, jump into the square. Between the words, a book with a smiling face appears, which winks. A red line then appears and splits into two, with the words "PRESENTS" between the lines. The lines split back into one.FX/SFX: The logo forming.Music/Sounds: Six electric piano notes, followed by a short keyboard tune. Composed by musician/sound designer/voice actor Joey Edelman.Availability: Extremely rare; only seen on 1992 prints of the Living Books: Just Grandma & Me and Living Books: Arthur's Teacher Trouble CD-ROMs. Newer prints of the CD-ROMs have the next logo instead.Editor's Note: TBA 2nd Logo(1993-1996) Nickname: "The Happy Book II"Logo: Same as the previous logo, but with a few differences; the word "Brøderbund’s" is removed, and the byline "A Random House/Broderbund Company" is added after the book winks. Variants: 1993-1995: The six notes are removed. 1995-1996: The same first six notes from when the word "Brøderbund’s" appears in the original 1992 prints of the first two titles are retained, before the logo itself plays. In addition, the "A Random House/Broderbund Company" byline is in a different font. It was used on Dr. Seuss' ABC, Sheila Rae, the Brave, and The Berenstain Bears in the Dark.OnGreen Eggs and Ham, the background is red instead and when the logo is complete, the book looks up and gets hit by the plate when the logo jumbles.FX/SFX: Same as the first logo. Music/Sounds: The same short keyboard tune from the previous logo, but with a new "boing" sound effect when the byline appears. On Green Eggs and Ham, the tune was played on orchestral instruments.Availability: Rare; check for this on Living Books games on eBay. Editor's Note: TBA 3rd Logo(1996-1998) Nickname: "The Happy Book III"Logo: On an orange background, a white square is painted. Then, the same logo from the second logo plays on the square, but the byline is replaced with the words "Broderbund Software, Inc."FX/SFX: Same as the second logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the second logo.Availability: Rare. Can be seen on Stellaluna, Just Grandma and Me, Arthur's Birthday and Arthur's Reading Race.Editor's Note: TBA