1970–1999[]
1970–1977[]
On The Bob Newhart Show, the Season 1 Christmas episode had a wreath in place of the MTM ribbon.
A variant from the 3rd season of The Mary Tyler Moore Show on an episode of Put on a Happy Face, featuring Moore herself replacing Mimsie, She says "That's all folks" in the style of Porky Pig from the end of the Looney Tunes cartoons from 1937 to 1946.
On The Texas Wheelers, the scene has a black and white kitten looking from around a corner where there is a water pipe and meows (though not the same as Mimsie's meow). The company's name appears over the scene in the same font as the closing credits
1977–1979[]
A variant from the 4th season of The Bob Newhart Show on an episode titled No Sale, featuring Abogast the Cat.
On Vampires, the MTM text is all in dark red, and Mimsie is nowhere to be seen. Due to this, the "T" is in its normal size.
1979–1989[]
On The White Shadow (1978-1981), a black and white cat dribbles a basketball off both M's in the MTM logo.
On Carlton Your Doorman, the logo is already formed and slightly zoomed in to the point that the ribbon and "PRODUCTION" touch the top and bottom of the screen, respectively. Carlton's cat Ringo is seen in the MTM logo instead of Mimsie, and the circle surrounding him is redrawn in a cartoon style. As Ringo turns his head to face the camera, Carlton (voiced by Lorenzo Music) says off-screen, "C'mon, 'Meow!'" However, Ringo just sits there staring apathetically at the camera. Carlton mutters "#### cat..."
On Hill Street Blues (1981-1987), Mimsie wore a policeman's cap.
A Little ### (1982)
Hill Street Blues variant was also used in Nederland 2 (Now NPO 2) sign off clock ident.
1989–1990[]
1982–1992[]
On Remington Steele (1982-1987), Mimsie wears a Sherlock Holmes deerstalker hat, and meerschaum pipe in its mouth. As it begins to meow, the pipe falls out of its mouth, and lands in front of the word "PRODUCTIONS".
On St. Elsewhere (1982-1988), Mimsie wears a scrub suit and surgical mask, which is animated to look like a mouth that is moving underneath when she meows.
1983–1997[]
Shifted up version
Remington Steele (1983)
St. Elsewhere (1983)
On Bay City Blues (1983), an animated Mimsie wears a baseball hat, and a baseball glove in her paw. She catches the baseball in the air when she meows.
Just Between Friends (1986)
A variant from original prints of the final episode of St. Elsewhere. Fans have described this variant as the saddest logo ever, due to Mimsie flatlining and dying. Mimsie eventually died in real life shortly after this episode aired, with MTM Enterprises officially ceasing all operations a decade later.
1990–1997[]
On The Steve Allen Show (1990), Mimsie wears Allen's famous eyeglasses, and declares "Schmock!" in the voice of Steve Allen.
Gold version
1993–1999[]
A variant from Bailey Kipper's POV. The logo squishes itself up during animation to make room for "P" and "V" and the text "BAILEY KIPPER'S SECRET VIDEO DIARY". Inside the "O" is a CGI eyeball, which closes and fades into the title character (Michael Galeota) turning around and "meowing".
Videos[]
MTM Enterprises logo (1970)
MTM Enterprises INC Logo
MTM Enterprises "That's All, Folks" logo
MTM Enterprises logo (1971)
MTM Enterprises Production Logo "Rare Variant"
MTM Enterprises INC. Logo Newhart Variant
MTM Enterprises "Last Newhart" logo (1990)
CBS Ent Prods-Bloodworth-Thomason Mozark Prods-Burt Reynolds Prods-MTM Ent-20th TV (1992 2013)
MTM Enterprises logo (1996)
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