Turner Television

Background
Turner Television was a short-lived production company owned by Turner Broadcasting and a renaming of Turner Original Productions by Jamie Kellner. It produced shows for The WB network and was formed after The WB's operations were transferred from Warner Bros. to Turner in 2001. That same year after the launch of the company, Michigan J. Frog Productions (named after The WB's former mascot), the secondary production company for The WB, was formed until it was folded into Bonanza Productions (a division of Warner Bros. Television) in 2005. In 2003, the company was folded into Warner Bros. Television after AOL Time Warner reassigned The WB back to Warner Bros.

(September 12, 2002-June 12, 2003)


Visuals: On a black background, we see the Turner name from the 1987 Turner "Globe" logo in fading in. The word "Television" in the same font fades in, and the completed name shines in a wipe effect.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: None or the closing theme of the show.

Availability: It appeared on many short-lived series, such as the 2002 remake of Family Affair, The O'Keefes, and the unsold pilot Tahoe Search and Rescue.