Nickelodeon Productions/Other

1982

1990–2009

1990–1995

1990–2009

Rocko's Modern Life (Spanish version, 1996)

Rugrats (2000)
Notice how the three creators of the latter show are listed as the last line of the copyright notice.

As Told By Ginger (2004; DVD releases only)

LazyTown (2005-2006; DVD releases only)

Avatar: The Last Airbender (2006; DVD releases only)

Dora the Explorer (2007)

1992–1993 (Wild Side Show)

1992–1994

1993

Variation on the original Rugrats VHS Tales From The Crib and A Baby's Gotta Do What A Baby's Gotta Do releases from Sony Wonder.

1993–2009

Rugrats (1997)

Rugrats (1997)

Rugrats (1997)

Variant with the words "im Aftruag von", which is German for "in behalf of".

1993

1993–1995

1993–1999

April 10–December 16, 1994

1994–1997

Variant for the © for the service.

1994–2004

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1996–2008

1999

1997

KaBlam! (1996). This variant did not use the buzzing sound effect, rather the show used the credit music.

KaBlam! (1997). Note that the 1997 text is plastering the year and thus creates a cutoff.

KaBlam! (2000)

The Electric Piper 2000

Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

Kids' Choice Awards (1999)

The logo started along with the arm Nick Jr. Productions in 1996. This appeared on KaBlam!.

1998–2003

Used on various Dora the Explorer & Blue's Clues videos

Used on Nickelodeon UK's Renford Rejects

March–September 2000

On March 3, 2000, Nick begins showing re-typed credits on the left side of the screen with the show's logo on top, while showing promos on the right side and using older Nickelodeon logos that weren't being used on TV with a copyright notice at the bottom while the show's end theme was playing.

Used on Doug (using split screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Used on The Wild Thornberrys (using split screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Seen on a Latin American VHS of Blue's Clues: Stop, Look, and Listen

Used on KaBlam! (using split screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Used on The Ren & Stimpy Show (using split-screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Used on Rocket Power (using split-screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Used on SpongeBob SquarePants (using split-screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Used on The Secret World of Alex Mack (using split-screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000) (Unlike the other logos used during this time; this one has no byline)

Used on Rugrats (using split-screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000; unlike the one used for The Secret World of Alex Mack, this one has a byline)

Used on CatDog (Using split screen credits from March 3-September 3, 2000)

Cloud 2 (used on CatDog, Hey Arnold!, Rugrats, and SpongeBob SquarePants)

Amoeba (used on Doug and The Wild Thornberrys)

Baroque (used on Hey Arnold!)

Evolution (used on SpongeBob SquarePants)

Flower (Used on All Grown Up!, Avatar, Barbie of Swan Lake, Catscratch, My Dad the Rock Star, Rocket Power, Rugrats and SpongeBob SquarePants)

Splat (used on Jimmy Neutron)

Nicktoons (used on ChalkZone, Danny Phantom, The Fairly OddParents, Invader Zim, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Oh Yeah! Cartoons and The X's)

Radishes (used on The Amanda Show, The Fairly OddParents, Pelswick, Rugrats and SpongeBob SquarePants), there are variants with a faint cut-off.

Same as the 2001 version but with the TRP (Tollin/Robbins Productions). It uses The Amanda Show version the with the faint cut-off version of the Light Bulb buzzing sound.

Frontier (used on The Ren & Stimpy Show)

Variant seen after the first episode of Invader Zim.

This was for going into a commercial but the other is behind a teal background with The Fairly OddParents instrumental theme playing and copyright notice.

This was for going into a commercial but the other is behind a teal background with Doug instrumental theme playing and copyright notice.

Splat on a spotlight background (Used on Avatar)

May 27, 2006-September 28, 2009, August 2011

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2002; 1999 copyright notice error)

SpongeBob SquarePants (2007)

Nickelodeon Avatar: The Last Airbender (2007)

2007–2009

iCarly (2007)

2008–2009, October 12-December 5, 2009, January 25-April 12, 2010, July 21, 2010, October 23, 2010, September 21-23, 2011

When Nick Jr. Productions was merged, Nickelodeon made a new "light bulb logo", First, the splat is shown with a black background. Then it shines orange to red. The splat changes shape to a light bulb. You could hear the kids laughing. Then the light bulb reverts back to the splat. The background turned black except for the right side. The version could have bylineless or having a copyright disclaimer. Sometimes the logo could have the faster version. First, The light bulb changed shape to the splat. There are no kids laughing here. The splat is on the bottom right. The splat is small at the end. The faster version could be seen on The Backyardigans. The normal ones could appear over Nick Jr. or Nickelodeon shows.

2009–present

2009–present

NickMom variant

iCarly (2009)

Team Umizoomi (2009)

The Mighty B! (2010-2011)

Nick News (2010)

Nick News (2011)

Victorious (2011)

The Penguins of Madagascar (2012)

SpongeBob SquarePants: It's A SpongeBob Christmas! (2012)

Figure It Out (2012-2013)

The Fairly Oddparents (2013–2017)

TMNT (2015-2017)

The Loud House (2016–present)

School Of Rock (2016)

Club 57 (2019; the same byline was used for Winx Club)

2017–present

Still used in NickSplat airings and current shows

With blue-ish background.

With yellow background

With purple background

This is used in the first version of the part of the endings.

Videos

Nickelodeon Productions (2017) 2

Nickelodeon Productions (Bounce) (2017) (REAL LONG VERSION, music added)