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...inal VHS release of ''Gumby: The Movie''. In 1997, KidVision moved under [[Warner Home Video]], and continued to distribute videos until 2002, when it and Wa [[Category:Warner Bros.]]

...assets of an earlier company with the same name, [[Time Warner Interactive Group]]. The company also held operations in Europe and Japan. ...es (1996-1999)|Atari Games]] name. The European division was merged with [[Warner Interactive]] and gained the latter's name before being sold to [[GT Intera

...sound of the Cannon logo, an explosion, the roar from the MGM logo, and a music track ("Breakin'... There's No Stopping Us" by Ollie & Jerry) continuing to ...oup logo in blue (with "{{tt|{{color|blue|'''גולן גלובוס וידאו'''}}|Globus Group Video}}" under it) zooms in, then flies away to make room for the United Ki

..." below the logos. On season 7, it's the current Kudos logo with the Shine Group byline below the Kudos logo. Except below the Wolf/NUTS logo, the word "For *NBC and CBS play their own generic music over the logo instead, both having done so since 1994, as well as ABC since

|predecessors=[[Contender Entertainment Group]]<br>[[Phase 4 Films]]<br>[[Alliance Films]] ...etwork in Canada and the United States. The Koch brand name (including its music subsidiary) would later be folded into eOne in the summer of 2009.

| parent = Canal+ Group<br>(Vivendi) ...[Tandem Productions Film & Vidéo]]<br>Paddington and Company<br>Copyrights Group<br>Harvey Unna and Stephen Durbridge Limited<br>[[Red Production Company]]<

...s]] label (with the exception of ''Fixed'', which will be distributed by [[Warner Bros. Pictures]] through [[New Line Cinema]]), while all direct-to-video re * The short variant has the last few seconds of the music, with the first half carrying it from the [[Columbia Pictures]] logo.

*The box in Season 1 was baby blue instead of red and lacked the AOL Time Warner byline. *Season 2 used the regular red box and AOL Time Warner byline.

...C". "{{color|blue|Our Feature Presentation}}" fades in one by one with the music. A bright light fades on the "A" and shines along with the "M" and "C". The '''Audio:''' An abridged excerpt of the library music tune "Olympic Champion 1" by [[Keith Mansfield]] from 1978.