The logo was changed to its current form when the show returned in syndication in 1984 with Alex Trebek hosting. During the first season of the syndicated version, the logo was rotating around a blue globe superimposed on the screen.

From this season on, the main logo would be used for the season, which would appear on the game board and additional screens. A more stylized version would be used only in the opening and would sometimes vary greatly from the main graphic.

Teachers Tournament logo used Season 29 to Season 33. Same as the previous one but recolored.

Here's a more High Quality variant of the same logo. Season 28 Titlecard (2011-2012)

Web design by Jason Elliott. Logo by Chico Alexander. Jeopardy! Kids Week/Season Finale. Welcome to the last ride of the Jeopardy! season 29 express. Your passengers... The winner of each game gets to keep their cash, with a minimum guarantee of $15,000.

Dec 22, 2013 · The Jeopardy! logo as seen in the opening sequence during Season 29 (2012–13). The quiz game show Jeopardy! is a great typographic test case. The program fills more screen and airtime with type than any other TV show in the US, and the effectiveness of that type is crucial to the success of the game.

This page shows all the title cards used on Jeopardy! throughout the years.

The following is a gallery of companies that currently or formerly distribute the game show Jeopardy!.

Jeopardy Productions is a label for Merv Griffin Enterprises, the production company behind Jeopardy!. Logo (September 10, 1984-September 1996)

The camera pans out to show the Jeopardy! logo, and two glass doors close, opening to reveal the 2009-2013 set. The 2009-2013 set becomes primary in the studio and remains until the end of Season 29. Starting with this season, the Final Jeopardy! logo returned to the contestant podium monitors at the end of each episode. The Jeopardy!