This logo was in black & white on The Little Rascals and the text was referred to as 'A KING WORLD PRODUCTIONS Release'.

The crown evolves into a 'W' as the bottom part fades away, as the company name 'KING WORLD PRODUCTIONS' fades in. Then two yellow letters, a ' K' and a ' W', lock in between the crown from left and right of the screen. Logo: On a brown background, we see a yellow abstract crown motif zooming in. It was seen on TV prints of The Little Rascals. Music/Sounds: Silence, or the opening and closing themes of the short.Īvailability: Extinct.

At the end of shorts, 'A KING WORLD PRODUCTION' is seen where the Charles King credit should be. The last KingWorld logo debut in 2006 and was used until early 2007, the cloud background is now blue, the logo is 3D, and the 'DISTRIBUTED BY' text is smaller.Logo: On a black background (or superimposed over the first scene of a short), an in-credit text is displayed that says: 'CHARLES KING Presents'.In 1998, the logo was given a complete overhaul, the logo has a different design and font, a sunset background, the spotlights are removed, and the logo is now a darker blue color.From this point on also, Charlie O'Donnell no longer does his spiel over this logo anymore. Starting in 1996 and going on until 1998, a 'page-turning' effect was added to the logo, similar to the Merv Griffin logo that was used before.The words 'Distributed By' are also now in all caps and it will remain this way moving forward. In 1990, the logo no longer was superimposed onto the set and now had it's own background.

Charlie O'Donnell would also give a spiel on the Distributor. The logo later on was moved from the center of the screen to the bottom and the words 'Distributed By' were seen on the top.

In 1984, the text variants were dropped in favor of the actual logo now superimposed over the wheel spinning, later on however it would only show on the set.

Originally, instead of a proper on-screen graphic logo, originally the text 'KING WORLD PRODUCTIONS, INC.' would be seen superimposed over the set or the wheel.

The logo went through some major changes in it's run. KingWorld was a television distributor best known for syndicating the nighttime Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!, until its absorption into CBS Television Distribution (later CBS Media Ventures starting in 2021) in 2007.

Wheel of fortune 1990 logo