Miller-Boyett Productions

Background
Miller-Boyett Productions was the production company of program executives Thomas L. Miller and Robert L. Boyett after Edward K. Milkis left Miller-Milkis-Boyett Productions in 1985.

1st Logo (March 1, 1986-August 15, 1997)
Logo: Superimposed to the credits, it's the italicized text "Miller-Boyett" in Ingeborg Fat Italic font with a dot acting as a dash, and "PRODUCTIONS" below in a italicized serif font, spaced out to fit the length of "Miller-Boyett". The color matched the rest of the credits.

Variants:
 * Early appearances of the logo just showed it in the same font as the credits.
 * On the pilot episode of On Our Own, the logo was placed over a time-lapse shot of the St. Louis skyline at dawn, which resembles an alternate shot of the intro's beginning.

Technique: None, but for the On Our Own version, live-action footage.

Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.

Availability: Very common. Seen on Full House, Family Matters, The Hogan Family, Perfect Strangers, Getting By, and Step By Step, among other M-B shows.

2nd Logo (October 25, 1996-July 17, 1998)
Logo: On a black background, an yellow "M" in Elephant Italic drops down from the top left side of the screen, a "B" in the same style from the upper right side, and a slash wipes in upwards in-between, all occuring at the same time. As they finish, the same text from before fades in off-center.

Variant: On current HD remaster prints of Step by Step, beginning with the final 2 seasons, the logo is enhanced and more realistic than usual.

Technique: Computer animation.

Music/Sounds: A 5-note piano tune. CBS airings from 1997-98 used a generic theme and sometimes a voice over.

Music/Sounds Variant: On a 1996 ABC airing of Family Matters, it's silent.

Availability: Common. Seen on the last 2 seasons of Family Matters and Step By Step.

3rd Logo (February 26, 2016-June 2, 2020)
Logo: Same as the Robert L. Boyett Productions logo, but "MILLER" replaces "ROBERT L." in a thicker font.

Technique: Abstract CGI.

Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.

Availability: Common. It's seen on Fuller House.