DHX Cookie Jar

Background
Cookie Jar Entertainment was the last name of the former production company originally known as "Cinar" established in March 15, 2004 by Michael Hirsh as a subsidiary of the Cookie Jar Group after he left Nelvana Limited. On August 20, 2012, DHX Media (now known as WildBrain) announced that it would acquire Cookie Jar for $111 million, and it was completed on October 22 of the same year. On December 25, 2014, the sixth season of Johnny Test was produced by Cookie Jar under the auspices of DHX Media after the merger, and the studio officially closed down after the series ended its run.

(October 11, 2004-December 25, 2014)
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Nicknames: "The Cookie Jar", "The Exploding Jar", "The Jar of Annoyance", "Exploding Jar of Boredom", "The Jar of Plastering", "Cookie Jar!"

Logo: On a black background, we see the stacked text "COOKIE JAR" in its custom font, resting on a rounded yellow line and a lid on top with a byline reading "Cookie Jar is a trademark of Cookie Jar Entertainment". Suddenly, the lid flies off and two bright lights emerge out of the jar. The lid then falls back down, tilted.

Variants:
 * A prototype version has the jar swinging up and down and then laughing can be heard. It uses the 2003 Cinar logo music, and ironically, the audio fits this logo way better than the aforementioned logo. It was seen on an unofficial Greek dub of Caillou's Holiday Movie and certain early prints of Arthur (shortened), while Postcards from Buster uses a still without copyright info.
 * There are two regular versions of the logo:
 * One that animates choppily but fast-paced. There's an extended version of this, with the jar shakes first before it explodes, introduced in 2004.
 * One another has the logo more smoothly animated but slower, with the Comic Sans byline font, introduced in 2008.
 * A French variant of the byline exists, reading "Cookie Jar est une marque de commerce de Divertissement Cookie Jar inc." and can be found on French dubs of shows like Caillou.
 * On Gerald McBoing-Boing, the logo is superimposed over the credits.
 * On season 9 and 2006 DVDs of Arthur, the logo simply swings and zooms in.
 * Sometimes, the logo is still.
 * There may also be a "www.thecookiejarcompany.com" URL below, for the 2004 regular version.
 * Sometimes seen with the word "TOONS" below for their block on This TV.
 * There's also a variant featured the Cookie Jar Toons logo in the red, blue and yellow-striped background. Used for the start of the block.
 * On Johnny Test for NDS, the logo was on a white circle.
 * In 2009 on CBS' KEWLopolis, the logo played in warp speed.
 * Starting with Deadtime Stories, the byline reads "COOKIE JAR is a trademark of DHX Cookie Jar Inc." with "A DHX Media Company" under it.
 * Later in the last season of Johnny Test, the byline is moved up to the logo.
 * One of the latest variants removes the DHX Cookie Jar byline (leaving just the "A DHX Media Company" byline) and the DHX Media logo is seen with the blue cartoon-y clouds on the bottom.
 * On early seasons of Arthur on Amazon Prime, the "www.cookiejarcompany.com" URL is blacked out. This becomes obvious when the lights burst from the jar.
 * On Kung Fu Dino Posse, the byline reads "Cookie Jar™ Cookie Jar Entertainment Inc." under it.

FX/SFX: The lid flying.

Music/Sounds: Either the end theme of the show, silence, or a "pop" sound followed by a playful dance-pop tune and a child giggling (sometimes extended).

Music/Sounds Variants:
 * There are kids that are saying "Cookie Jar!" that's merged with the standard jingle, introduced in 2008.
 * There is also a sound of a lid popping up and then clinging when the lid closes (also merged with the standard jingle).
 * On This TV's Cookie Jar Toons block, the announcer (either it's male or female) says "Don't go away, Cookie Jar Toons will be right back.", "We'll be right back with more Cookie Jar Toons.", "Welcome back to Cookie Jar Toons." or "And now, back to Cookie Jar Toons.".
 * On Polish airings of Sonic Underground, it uses the 1998 DiC logo's music, with the kid saying "Deek!" and all! This is probably because the TV station forgot to update the audio track.
 * On a 2010 episode of Johnny Test on the show's official YouTube channel, due to some audio channels being removed, only one of the kids' voices is heard.
 * On current prints of Caillou's Holiday Movie, the 2003-2004 Cinar variant audio from said movie can be heard over the original music. There was another variant from the said movie where the whoosh was replaced by the regular jingle and there was still Caillou's laughter.
 * On a Serbian-dubbed print of the original Inspector Gadget series, this logo had the music from the Inspector Gadget custom variant of the 2nd DiC logo. This is possibly due to a bad plaster job.
 * On Madeline: The Complete Collection, some episodes of The New Adventures of Madeline to be specific, the 1998 DiC logo's music could briefly be heard.
 * On the Russian-dubbed print of one episode of Inspector Gadget, it plays over the credits theme, plastering DIC logo, but afterwards, the Saban logo theme is heard on the black BG without animation. This was likely due to "dubbers" having forgotten to edit the audio. This can be seen also on other prints, like a (for example, episode 104) DHX Kids Russia print, where that error can be seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajNkKxrgxsk.
 * On Wildbrain's YouTube prints of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episodes "Mario of the Apes" and "Crocodile Mario", the 2008 Cookie Jar and the 1990 warp-speed DiC themes are both playing at the same time.
 * On a Greek print of The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episodes "Lovesick Sonic" and "Blank Headed Eagle", the 1990 DiC theme played over this logo.

Availability: Despite no longer being used, it's still ultra common. In fact, it might be the most common children's logo to be seen, especially with the 2009 variant.
 * It appears on every show by Cinar after its rebrand, such as seasons 9-15 of Arthur (also on current prints of the first eight seasons), The Doodlebops (w/ jingle), Johnny Test beginning with its third season, and the 2005 version of Gerald McBoing-Boing.
 * It also plasters over any DIC and Cinar logo used on shows produced from said companies, especially on modern DVD prints from companies like Mill Creek Entertainment.
 * Some shows will go as far to replace their opening credit logos as well, as with The Busy World of Richard Scarry, which kept the Paramount logo but replaced the "A CINAR Presentation" on the in-credit logo with "A COOKIE JAR Presentation". Mona the Vampire would do the same, although sometimes there is no text at all.
 * NCircle's DVD releases of Cookie Jar's archive programming have the jingle version followed by the NCircle logo, while This TV broadcasts of their archive programs (many of which had not been seen in the U.S. beforehand) under the title This is For Kids or (for E/I shows) Cookie Jar Toons had this logo plastered over any Cinar/DIC logos, with the exception of some episodes of Inspector Gadget (which uses the 2001-2002 Fox Family/Fox Kids international prints with the 2nd "Kid in Bed", the Saban International logo and the Fox Kids logo), at least until 2013, when the block was dropped.
 * The clouds variant was used on the second half of the last season of Johnny Test, alongside Ella the Elephant.

Editor's Note: This logo can be considered as a mixed bag for many. Some people may find this annoying due to its Sony Pictures Television level of omnipresence, but, this can be a favorite of many for those that grew up with it. This is also a favorite amongst the fans of Johnny Test.