Spelling-Goldberg Productions

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Logo captures by Eric S., V of Doom, Shadeed A. Kelly, Bob Fish, bmasters9, EnormousRat, snelfu, Gilblitz112, and Pygmalion X
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Background: Spelling-Goldberg Productions was another television production company of Aaron Spelling formed on May 1, 1972 with Leonard J. Goldberg (who also founded Mandy Films and later Panda Productions). In 1977, Spelling and Goldberg went their separate ways, and the assets were sold to Columbia Pictures Television. Columbia Pictures later acquired Spelling-Goldberg on May 17, 1982 and later operated as a division of Columbia Pictures Television. It was closed in 1986 after T.J. Hooker got canceled. Today
, all of the Spelling/Goldberg library is handled and distributed by Sony Pictures Television, who also was the co-producer of a fraction of the library (as Columbia Pictures Television).


(March 7, 1972-May 28, 1986)
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Logo:
In the ending credits of shows such as Charlie's Angels and Hart to Hart and TV movies, the text in the series type font would appear superimposed at the end. Depending on the show, it would say either:

A
SPELLING-GOLDBERG
PRODUCTION


Copyright © [YEAR] Spelling-Goldberg Productions, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

or

[COMPANY NAME]

In Association With

SPELLING-GOLDBERG
PRODUCTIONS


Copyright © [YEAR] Spelling-Goldberg Productions, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

Variants:
  • On shows co-produced by Columbia Pictures Television, it would read:

SPELLING-GOLDBERG
PRODUCTIONS


IN ASSOCIATION WITH

or

A SPELLING/GOLDBERG
PRODUCTION


IN ASSOCIATION WITH

Then, it would cut to the then-current CPT logo afterward.
  • On Hart to Hart in seasons 4 and 5 (1982-1984), against a red background, the screen would read as follows:

A
RONA II
and
SPELLING-GOLDBERG
PRODUCTION

In Association with

arranged thusly. The then-current CPT logo (normally the '80s Coke Lady) would then appear. This was slightly modified for one outing from the S5 episode "Death Dig", aired on 2/21/84 and filmed in Greece; the same text appeared as above, but there was an additional credit for "Colgems Productions Limited".
  • Some early TV movies would have the text at the beginning with no copyright stamp.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.

Availability: Uncommon.
  • It's seen on DVD releases of The Rookies, S.W.A.T., Charlie's Angels, Starsky and Hutch, Hart to Hart, and T.J. Hooker, among others.
  • It's currently seen on T.J. Hooker and Hart to Hart both on FETV, T.J. Hooker on Me-TV, and last seen on Starsky and Hutch on Retro TV.

Editor's Note: None.