MoPo Productions

Background
MoPo Productions is the production company of Maury Povich (the company name originates from Povich's pet name, "MoPo", given to him by his wife, Connie Chung). It produces his syndicated television talk show Maury (originally The Maury Povich Show).

1st Logo (September 9, 1991-1994)
Visuals: Superimposed in the credits of The Maury Povich Show, the following logo which is made up of four small squares connected and a long rectangle connected to the lower squares:

MoPo ...is seen. The "M" is in the upper left square, which is the same color as the school bus yellow "P" in the  square diagonal to the square with the "M". To the right of each capital letter is a golf ball, both representing the o's in "MoPo". To the right of the "M" is a square (with the top golf ball in the bottom left corner), and to the left of the "P" is a blank purple square. The text "PRODUCTIONS, INC." is inside the rectangle connected to the purple and  squares, with "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" below it (right below the rectangle). To the right of the four squares and on top of the rectangle is a school bus yellow golf flag with a dark-colored pole.

Technique: A superimposed graphic.

Audio: The closing theme.

Availability: Seen on the first three seasons of The Maury Povich Show.

2nd Logo (1994-September 8, 2022)
Visuals: In a golf course, a golf ball hit by someone flies over a hill and rolls into a hole. The camera pans to an aerial view of the hole, revealing the golf ball is printed with a circle reading "MoPo" in a tall Bank Gothic font. Under the circle is a black oval reading "PRODUCTIONS, INC." in the regular Bank Gothic font.

Variant: A widescreen version exists (starting with the 22nd season), where the only part without stretching is the finished logo.

Technique: 2D animation.

Audio: A "whack" sound, followed by the sound of the ball rolling into the hole, and then an emphatic cello note; the entire audio has the sounds of birds chirping in the background.

Availability: Seen on the remainder of Maury (originally The Maury Povich Show).