had an animated version of a kitten staggering from behind a wagon wheel and collapsing. For Carlton Your Doorman, the logo is drawn animation-like and Carlton's cat Ringo is seen and says off-screen, “Come on, meow!”. When Ringo doesn't meow, Carlton mutters "Damn cat...". Xuxa had Mimsie say "Tchau!”, which means "goodbye" in Portuguese. In the Pilot the logo Had children Cheering for Xuxa And Fades Out And Mimsie Meows A Little Sex featured an animated gray cat joining an animated version of Mimsie. After Mimsie meowed, the two cats purr by rubbing their faces at themselves. Newhart kept the original, unadorned footage, but replaced (except for the series pilot) the meowing sound effect with Bob Newhart's voice-over of "meow" in his trademark deadpan style, and in the series finale featured Mimsie yelling “QUIET!", uttered by Darryl & Darryl (their first and only word). The Duck Factory had (right on the credits) feature an off-screen voice say “Where's the cat?”, “Here’s the cat.”, or “Take it, cat!”, and then used the original footage, replacing Mimsie's meow with a "Quack!" In the series finale of St. Elsewhere, Mimsie (possibly portrayed by another cat) is shown unconscious and dying on-screen, connected to an IV, a heart monitor and medical equipment; as the credits roll the heart monitor beeps and then as the credits end the heart monitor flatlines marking the end of St. Elsewhere and Mimsie's death. Coincidentally, Mimsie died shortly after the airing of this episode at the age of 20. Syndicated copies of this episode replace this variant with the normal credits. WKRP in Cincinnati featured Mimsie saying “Ooooooh!” The Steve Allen Show had Mimsie wearing Allen’s sunglasses and says “Schmock!”. Vampire had the MTM text all in dark red, and Mimsie is nowhere to be seen. Due to this, the "T" is in its normal size. In 2013, an episode of Hot in Cleveland titled "Love is All Around", which starred Betty White and featured Georgia Engel, did an MTM reunion with Moore, Valerie Harper, and Cloris Leachman. At the end of the episode the camera pans to a similar-looking cat in the window, giving Mimsie’s final meow in a homage to the company's logo. Mary Tyler Moore Show 20th anniversary had mimsie say *Bye* voiced by Mary Tyler References External links MTM Enterprises records — at the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research. Television production companies of