Jeopardy!/Logo Styles/Bumper Cards/Logos from 1996 & Beyond

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.

Season 13

NOTE: For a brief period, the first Sushi Bar set logo had bumpers of its own. The logo was shown either on the bottom left or bottom right of the screen. That practice stopped the next season.

The main logo here is a basic version of the opening, on a solid background and missing the "response timer" dots

Here is the Double Jeopardy! logo again. Only looking bigger this time.

The Season 13 Final Jeopardy! logo as seen in SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy!

Season 14

When this logo appears on the category screens, the red squares are shrunk a little, and the Jeopardy! text is slightly bigger.

N64 Version of Season 14 Logo On Category Screen

Here's what the Double Jeopardy! logo looks like on the board.

This is the Double Jeopardy! logo on the category screens.

N64 Version of Season 14 Double Jeopardy! Logo.

N64 Version of Season 14 Final Jeopardy! Logo.

Season 15

This is what you would normally see on the game board.

This is what you would see on the game board from early episodes of this season.

Or you could see this on the game board.

This is the Double Jeopardy! logo you would normally see.

The alternate Double Jeopardy! logo.

The Final Jeopardy! alternate logo.

Season 16

This is the first season that would wildly differ from the opening title

This is what you usually see on the game board.

Or you could see this on the game board.

Promo logo with the Jeopardy! box pushed up to make room for time and channel.

The Season 16 Final Jeopardy! logo as seen in SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy!

Season 17

One of the few that is more or less identical to the opening

Season 17 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Season 18

Season 18 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon. This season featured multiple versions of its main card

An alternate version with wilder colors

This is what you would see this on the game board.

This is what you would see on early episodes of this season.

Season 19

NOTE: Starting in Season 19, before the sushi bar set was replaced with the metallic set, the bumper card no longer morphed into individual cards into the monitors on-camera as Alex made his entrance.

Season 19 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

This is how the Jeopardy! logo of Season 19 on the category screen appeared on early episodes with the sushi bar set

This is how the Jeopardy! logo of Season 19 on the category screen appeared on the first four weeks with the metallic set.

This is how the Double Jeopardy! logo of Season 19 on the category screen appeared on early episodes with the sushi bar set

This is how the Double Jeopardy! logo of Season 19 on the category screen appeared on the first four with the metallic set

This is how the Final Jeopardy! logo of Season 19 appeared on early episodes with the sushi bar set

Season 20

NOTE: This season brought us the champions return until they lose or "sky's the limit" rule. The logo itself features miniature Jeopardy! logos traveling in the background, including one aboard the main logo.

This logo is also the first to be shown on the host cards used in the Final Jeopardy! Round.

Season 20 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

The transition effect for contestant intros

Season 21

Early version of the Season 21 title card, only used on early episodes of this season.

Season 21 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

The transition effect for the contestant intros. Reused during the 2005 College Championship.

Season 22

NOTE: This season marked the introduction of Kelly Miyahara and Jon Cannon of the Clue Crew.

Season 22 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

The transition effect for the contestant intros

2005 College Championship

Season 23

Another season with multiple variants of the board graphic

This was used in early episodes of Season 23.

Season 23 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Closed caption in widescreen

Season 24

Season 24 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

The transition effect during the contestant intros featured blue Jeopardy! lettering flying from the bottom to the top.

The Logo With Alex Trebek

Season 25

Just like the opening, this season had alternate versions with the anniversary tagline, from Season Premiere September 8, 2008

Here's how the Season 25's Final Jeopardy logo looks like in the Metallic Set.

SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy logo. This would use the opening graphics instead of the board ones

Here's what the Season 25 Final Jeopardy! logo looks like during the early run of the CES set.

Season 25 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Season 26

The logo as it appears on the game board.

Season 26 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Season 27

Season 27 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Logo With Alex Trebek

Season 28

Before this season, all backdrops were some variant of blue.

This is the Season 28 Final Jeopardy! logo you would normally see on TV.

However, it was changed on the mobile, Wii U, Xbox 360, and PS3 ports of the game. It's also seen on Alex's Final Jeopardy! card.

Season 28 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

ONCE AGAIN. The Logo From Season 28 With Alex Trebek

Season 29

During promotional videos, the logo would sometimes be vertically off center to allow for taglines

Season 29 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Season 30

In the first weeks, the word FINAL was written in yellow, it turned red in later episodes.

But a few weeks later, the "Final" text returned to red.

Season 30 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Season 30 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon in Widescreen

Logo With Alex Trebek. Again!

Season 31

Season 31 Logo with Closed Captioned Icon

Alternate logo for promotional material

Season 32

Season 33

Season 34

An alternate logo for the season based on the set. This one is used in promotional material and is similar to Seasons 25 and 29.

Same as before, but this time has more red.

Season 35

Alternate logo for promotional material

Season 36

Season 37

Alternate logo for promotional material

2021 Tournament of Champions

Seasons 38-40

Seasons 40-present