Logo Quiz TV

1. Which channel has repeatedly incorporated a globe or globe fragment into its brand mark, connecting its initial D with worldwide exploration?

2. Which American broadcast network is famously represented by an eye-shaped symbol?

3. Which sports network is associated with a bold, forward-leaning block-letter wordmark crossed by a horizontal break?

4. A designer redraws three large letters as a connected, cable-like line with almost no breaks. Which news network's familiar wordmark are they recreating?

5. Which channel's visual identity is marked by a tall yellow rectangular frame resembling the border of a magazine cover?

6. A home-renovation channel needs an icon that places a simple roofline above its initials. Which brand fits that design brief?

7. Which channel is best matched to a rounded emblem that places its two-word name inside a circle, traditionally using “Food” above “Network”?

8. You see a stylized human profile formed from simple geometric shapes beside a network name. Which public broadcaster does this emblem indicate?

9. A large block letter M carries much smaller letters that originally stood for “Television.” Which channel does the logo represent?

10. A logo clue describes a colorful fan of feathers resembling a peacock. Which network should you choose?

11. On a channel guide, you notice black-and-white square tiles containing the initials C and N. Which channel is being indicated?

12. A station-identification graphic displays a compact, heavy four-letter wordmark rather than an eye, peacock, or circular initial badge. Which major broadcast network is the best match?

13. Three adjacent red rectangular tiles each hold one white letter. Which channel's initials fill those tiles?

14. Which children's entertainment brand is especially associated with a playful orange wordmark and earlier orange “splat” branding?

15. You find a metallic-looking capital H used as the central emblem of a factual-entertainment channel. Which channel is it?

16. Which broadcast network has long used a compact circular mark containing its three lowercase initials?