Do you know production company logos seen at the end of classic shows?
The short clips at the end of every episode ranged from funny to violent.
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Television production company logos fit into the category of things that many people know very well without even realizing it. After all, logos are shown after each episode.
While some producers just use their names without any fanfare, others get more creative. They use a picture, some animation or a short clip to highlight the company in a cute or funny way.
Here are some memorable production company logos from the 1960s through the 1990s. Can you remember what random, weird or funny thing happens in each one?
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This clip for Stephen J. Cannell Productions was all over ’80s TV. Where does the logo at the end come from?
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At the end of ‘Family Ties,’ the logo for Ubu Productions features a man saying “Sit, Ubu, sit” followed by…
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At the end of Taxi, the John Charles Walters logo featured a woman’s voice saying “Good night, Mr. Walters!” What happens next?
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‘Dragnet’ and ‘Adam-12’ ended with the Mark VII Limited logo. How does the “VII” in the logo appear?
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At the end of ‘Cheers,’ how does the Charles Burrows Charles logo appear?
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At the end of ‘Growing Pains,’ what happens during the Guntzelman Sullivan Marshall logo?
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At the end of ‘Coach,’ what happens to the Bungalow 78 logo?
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At the end of ‘Doogie Howser’ and ‘NYPD Blue’ the Steven Bochco Productions logo uses a photo of a violinist (Bochco’s real father) animated to do what?
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The short-lived 1990s Steve Harvey sitcom ‘Me and the Boys’ featured this logo for Bob Myer Productions. What happens to the building blocks?
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Though the MTM Enterprises logo usually featured a kitten, a rare version starred Mary Tyler Moore doing what?