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'''Logo:''' On a {{color|brown}} background, a {{color|gold}} bar zooms out of view as lights move in different directions. The {{color|gold}} bar rotates, revealing that it is the pieces of the Telepictures logo, with the "{{font|Times New Roman|'''T'''}}" cut in half (the logo resembles the 1993 version, with amendments made to its design). The parts of the "{{font|Times New Roman|'''T'''}}" then join to form the whole "{{font|Times New Roman|'''T'''}}" as the black and white circle fades in, and the word "{{color|bisque|'''TELEPICTURES'''}}" (in Futura like in the previous logos, but in a thicker weight) rotates and zooms out. The logo then zooms out slowly to its usual distance, with the Warner Bros. Entertainment byline fading in.

*Starting in 2010, alternate version exists with the Warner Bros. byline in a serif font. Even though most shows from the company from 2021 onward use the 2009 byline, the serif byline is still used on ''The Real'' until 2022 and ''Extra''.

*On some shows starting in 2014, the logo's colors are brighter.

*A scope version exists. The byline is shifted up in this version.

*Like the previous logo, it can have the logo fade out at the end and the following [[Warner Bros. Television]] logo would fade in (on ''TMZ'' and ''Extra'') or will have the logo cut straight to the WBTV logo (on ''The Ellen DeGeneres Show'', ''The Real'', and ''Judge Mathis'').

*Starting in 2020 on some shows, like ''TMZ'', ''The Real'' and ''Judge Mathis'', the logo is part of the split-screen credits alongside the other logos in the show's logo combo, including the WBTV logo.

*A long version exists and was seen on the test-run show ''The Hustle''. It can also be found on [https://vimeopro.com/newwaveentertainment/logos/video/131935317 New Wave Entertainment's official Vimeo account.]

*There is a shortened version that starts when the 2 parts of the "T" are about to join together. This was seen on the 2016 revival of ''Mad TV'', ''Ellen's Game of Games'', ''Paris in Love'', ''Family Game Fight'', and ''The Jennifer Hudson Show''.

*An even shorter variant exists where the logo starts when 2 parts of the "T" have already joined together. This was spotted on the short-lived show ''Raq Rants''.

*A warp-speed version exists.

*2009-2010, 2021-present: Two mysterious-sounding synth notes. A longer version exists; the first 3 seconds would later be used for the 2014 theme.

*2010-2022: 3 synth piano chords.

*2014-2020: A rearranged version of the 2009 music, which is basically the long 2009 music cut to the first 3 seconds. First heard on season 2 of ''The Real''.

*Short versions of these themes exist.

*Sometimes, the closing theme of the show or the network generic theme.

*Reportedly, at least one episode of ''Judge Mathis'' that aired in late 2009 or 2010 used the 2004 sounder.

*On season 1 of ''Ellen's Game of Games'' and the 2017 revival of ''Love Connection'', a whoosh sound plays towards the end of the logo, that sound later plays into the [[Warner Horizon Unscripted Television|Warner Horizon Television]] logo. Starting with season 2 of the former series however, it no longer played on the Telepictures logo.

'''Availability:''' Common. It's seen on post-2009 Telepictures shows in syndication such as ''The Ellen DeGeneres Show'' (until May 26, 2022 when the show ended), ''Extra'', ''TMZ on TV'' (until September 15, 2021 when [[Fox Alternative Entertainment]] took over), ''Judge Mathis until may 2023 when the show ends'' ''The Real'' (until June 3, 2022 when the show ended), and ''The Jennifer Hudson Show'', among others. Also appears on videos uploaded for the Tumblr blog ''DC All Access'', which is produced by Telepictures, and on the 2016 revival of ''Mad TV''. This, however, does not appear on ''The People's Court''.