The Millar-Gough Ink Company

Background
The Millar/Gough Ink Company (also known as The Chiller Productions Company in 1994) is an American TV production studio founded in 1993 by Miles Millar and Alfred Gough.

(1995-1996)
Nicknames: "The Old Millar Gough Ink Logo Doesn't Exist!", "A Fake Company Logo"

Logo: On a background with reflection, a Millar Gough Ink bottle is seen on the  floor. "The Millar/Gough Ink Company" in an Helvetica font is seen above it.

FX/SFX: Non-animated CGI.

Trivia: The Millar/Gough Ink bottle in the Millar/Gough Ink logo was created in 1999, as of the short series The Strip.

Cheesy Factor: You can see the reflected floor, even though it's a simple CGI logo created with Blender 3D.

Music/Sounds: The sound of the harp.

Availability: Seen on The Arials. Don't expect to see this on the studio's films.

Editor's Note: It's an okay logo, but the harp can get to some people.

Scare Factor: Minimal, though the harp could get some people off.

(1996-1997)
Logo: Same as before, but the text is now in 3D and the spotlight being off-screen shines the reflection of the floor. The hammer now appears to be smashing a bottle, which causes the ink to spread everywhere, including covering up the whole screen.

Variant: A no hammer variant exists.

FX/SFX: CGI animation.

Cheesy Factor: A little less scary simple animation. However, the ink is filled too full on the bottle. The transition if the ink spreads is poorly done.

Music/Sounds: Same as before, but the bottle breaking sound plays when the hammer smashes.

Availability: Seen on all shows from the company.

Editor's Note: The bottle breaking can be a little jarring to some people.

Scare Factor: Low to minimal, though the bottle breaking can be a bit jarring to some people.