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| 1983–1989 | 1989–1996 | 1994–1996 | 1996–2001 | 2000-2008 | 2001–2006 | 2006–2016 |
Henson International Television
1983–1989
Founded in 1982, this logo was first used in The Muppet Show in 1983. The name would be stylized as "hit!".
HIT Communications plc
1989–1996
HIT Entertainment plc
1994?–1995
This logo seems to be a prototype of the next logo but has only been used for a year. It was only known to be released on international prints of Season 1 Reboot as HIT was the distributor.
1994–1996
1996–2000
2000–2006
HIT Entertainment switched to its 2D variation in 2000. This logo remained on some Thomas and Friends DVD's from Anchor Bay, until they were expired in 2006.
HIT Entertainment
2000–2006
This logo debuted with HIT Consumer Products, which was a short-lived logo. In late 2000, the "PLC" was dropped from the logo and the company was renamed "HIT Entertainment".
HiT Entertainment
2006–2016
In December 2006, HiT Entertainment modified its logo to a "cube" variation of the main logo. The logo would now have the letters H and T in white, the I in blue being surrounded by red, yellow and blue squares which have round edges. The name was also now written as 'HiT Entertainment'. The logo didn't appear on DVD releases until January 2007. As of 2016, Mattel merged HiT Entertainment with Mattel's television arm, Mattel Television. This logo, along with the 2000–2008 logo is currently seen on Season's 7–12 reruns of Barney & Friends on Sprout (now Universal Kids), despite the show now being distributed by 9 Story Media Group.
| Toys American Girl | Barbie | Bob the Builder | Hot Wheels | Little People | Matchbox | Max Steel | Mega Bloks | Monster High (Ever After High | Enchantimals) | Polly Pocket | Thomas & Friends | Barney & Friends Licensed Games Subsidaries Defunct  |
| Subsidiaries Jim Henson Productions | Jim Henson Home Entertainment | Jim Henson Television | Jim Henson Records | Jim Henson's Creature Shop | Henson Alternative | Henson Recording Studios | The Henson Soundstage Predecessor companies Defunct/Former  |
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