Fly on the Wall Entertainment

Background
Fly on the Wall Entertainment is a production company founded by Rich Meehan and Allison Grodner (who previously owns Allison Grodner Productions), founded in 2009.

Background
This is Arnold Shapiro 's vanity card.

1st Logo (1984-1989)
Logo: Superimposed over the credits, the text is shown and arranged almost like this: An

Arnold

Shapiro

Production

In Association With... The text "Arnold Shapiro Production" is in a script-like font, while the words "An" and "In Association With..." aren't. The "l" in "Arnold" and the "S" in "Shapiro" are connected together, and the bottom of the "p" in "Shapiro" is long enough to represent the "P" in "Production".

Variants: FX/SFX: Just the text fading in and out.
 * On the TV movie Hiroshima Maiden, this was seen without the "IAW" text.
 * On the TV movie Future Flight, the text is placed in a black background.

Music/Sounds: Usually the end theme.

Music/Sounds Variant: On the TV movie Future Flight, a four-note synth tune: the first note is held down for a short while, then two short notes, and the last note is held down 'till it fades out. Each note gets lower in tone as the theme plays. The theme would carry on to the USAA logo and the beginning of the Multimedia Entertainment logo before its music plays.

Availability: Can be seen on '80s productions from Arnold Shapiro, such as Future Flight and Samantha Smith Goes to Washington: Campaign '84.

Editor's Note: None.

2nd Logo (April 18, 1989-May 14, 1991)
Nickname: "ASP"

Logo: On a black background, there is a diagonal rhombus on the left side and a diagonal rectangle on the right side with a circle underneath for the letter: "A"; a curved line for the letter "S", and a rectangle with a curved rectangle for the letter "P". Above the logo says "In Association  With" and below it says "ARNOLD SHAPIRO" and below the logo has the text "PRODUCTIONS" all in Impact font.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None or the closing theme of the program.

Availability: Seen on the first two seasons of Rescue 911 and TV movies of the era, such as Goodnight Sweet Wife: A Murder in Boston.

Editor's Note: None.

3rd Logo (September 17, 1991-September 20, 2001)
Nicknames: "ASP II", "The Spotlight", "Spotlight on the Wall"

Logo: We see a blue-green wall with "ASP" logos, with a spotlight panning over the text "ARNOLD SHAPIRO PRODUCTIONS", with "PRODUCTIONS" spaced to fit the width of "ARNOLD SHAPIRO". The text "in association with" is either above or below the text.

Variants: FX/SFX: The spotlight revealing the text.
 * The wall color may either be blue-green, blue, or green.
 * Another variant has the text changed to "An ARNOLD SHAPIRO PRODUCTION".
 * There is another version that the logo is completely still.

Music/Sounds: The end-title theme from any show or special, CBS airings starting in 1994 used it's generic theme. On Rescue 911, there is a voice-over of a male cop saying "Mr. Shapiro, step out of the car, please". On some episodes, there is no voice-over.

Availability: Seen on Rescue 911 starting on season 3, season 2 episodes of Big Brother, The Teen Files, and TV movies of the time such as the 1999 documentary ''Scared Straight! 20 Years Later''. The version with the still shot can be found on The Story of Santa Claus.

Editor's Note: None.

4th Logo (July 20-October 12, 2010)
Logo: On a white background, we see the texts "asp" (in huge, lowercase letters) and "ARNOLD SHAPIRO PRODUCTIONS" at the bottom. Then, a couple of seconds later, we see a small, green square and red rectangle appearing one-by-one (in sync with the last two notes on the music) at the upper-right of the screen.

FX/SFX: The shapes appearing. Really simple animation.

Music/Sounds: A simple five note xylophone jingle.

Availability: Only seen on the MTV series If You Really Knew Me.

Editor's Note: None.

(July 10, 2002-September 12, 2006)
Logo: On a blue watery background we see two black letter A's. The words "ARNOLD SHAPIRO" on the top and "ALLISON GRODNER" on the bottom appear in a circle. The word "PRODUCTIONS" appears in the center line of the two A's.

FX/SFX: The text rotating and fading.

Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show or a generic theme.

Availability: Uncommon. Can be seen on seasons 3-7 of Big Brother on CBS. Also seen on other shows by the company.

Editor's Note: None.

(July 5, 2007-November 22, 2009)
Nickname: "AGP"

Logo: On a white background, we see the lowercase letters "A", "G', and "P". The "A" is completely black on the white background, the "G" is white on a green square, and "P" is white on an orange square, and on the bottom right is the lowercase text "ALLISON GRODNER PRODUCTIONS".

FX/SFX: CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: Unknown, due to the CBS generic announcement.

Availability: Uncommon. Can be seen on seasons 8-11 of Big Brother on CBS. Also seen on other shows by the company.

Editor's Note: None.

(July 8, 2010-)
Nicknames: "The Robot Fly", "Robot Chicken's Cousin"

Logo: On a large TV screen, a robotic-looking fly suddenly comes up to the top of the TV. A geometric image of a fly with a red eye is shown on the TV screen. Soon, the screen changes to "FLY ON THE WALL ENTERTAINMENT" while the fly's blue eye turns red. Also in the background are several other TV screens. Then the text begins to move, caused by the camera on the fly.

Variants:
 * A fullscreen version exists.
 * A warp-speed version exists on Million Dollar Mile.

FX/SFX: The fly and the camera screen.

Music/Sounds: Robotic whirring and clicking, or none. CBS and The CW airings used a generic theme.

Availability: Common. Can be seen on Virtually in Love on Oxygen and Big Brother since season 12 on CBS, among others.

Editor's Note: None.