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Background

Schneider's Bakery is the production company of Dan Scheider, a former Head of the Class star and creator of such shows as Drake & Josh, iCarly, Zoey 101, Victorious, Kenan and Kel, and All That. In March 2018, Schneider left Nickelodeon.

(January 11, 2004-June 8, 2019)

Nicknames: "The Oven", "Mmmm!"

Logo: We see a white and green oven against a green background. The oven then opens up with a cloud of smoke as the text "Schneider's Bakery" in an orange '50s-style script font pops out, with a filmstrip on the tail of the "y" in "Bakery" extending toward us.

Trivia: On Drake & Josh (the show this logo debuted on), if you look closely at the exterior shots of The Premier (the movie theater that Josh works at in the show), there's a store on the right hand side called, "Schneider's Bakery", the name of this production company. Also, on Henry Danger, on the episode "Mo Danger, Mo Problems", the box Piper holds has the Schneider's Bakery logo on it.

Variants:

From the logo's debut in 2004 until 2005, the logo is more darker than usual, the animation is more primitive, and the sparkles on the wallpaper are clearer.
Beginning with the iCarly episode "iMake Sam Girlier" on April 11, 2009, there is a version that has "DANWARP" below the logo swirling in and a small red Wi-Fi signal icon appearing on the top-right of it. This is used to advertise Schneider's Twitter, Facebook, Blogspot, YouTube, and TV.com accounts, called "DanWarp".
Beginning with the iCarly episode "iLost My Mind" on August 13, 2011, the logo was changed again to read "@DANWARP". This variant can be seen on later episodes of Victorious and iCarly with original credits as Nickelodeon USA's credits system still uses the 2009 "DANWARP" variant.
Starting with Sam and Cat in 2013, the oven timer is moving.

FX/SFX: The oven opening and the text appearing.

Music/Sounds: A "crash" sound when the oven door drops, a "ding" sound (like an oven timer), followed by a man (presumably Dan Schneider himself) saying "Mmmm!". For the DanWarp variant, after the "Mmmm!" is heard, a flash is heard when the "DANWARP" forms, and then a ding when it finishes. Sometimes, the show's ending theme either trails off into the logo or plays over the logo.

Availability: Common. Seen on Drake & Josh, Sam & Cat, Victorious, and Zoey 101 on TeenNick and iCarly and on both Nickelodeon and TeenNick, and home media releases of these shows, and specials of them. Also spotted on the final season of All That whenever TeenNick decides to rerun it. Also seen on seasons 1-4 of Henry Danger, Game Shakers, and more recently his only animated series, The Adventures of Kid Danger. Starting with the season 5 Henry Danger episode, "Danger Things", this logo has been removed and simply have the 2009 Nickelodeon Productions logo at the end.

Editor's Note: This logo is widely popular with fans of Dan Schneider's works. Also a perfect, memorable logo for those big children that grew up watching the latter's best known live action shows from the company, as well as The Adventures of Kid Danger (a spinoff to the live action original series Henry Danger).

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+</gallery>'''Nicknames:''' "The Oven", "Mmmm!"
+'''Logo:''' We see a white and {{Color|green}} oven against a {{Color|green}} background. The oven then opens up with a cloud of smoke as the text "{{Color|orange|Schneider's Bakery}}" in an {{Color|orange}} '50s-style script font pops out, with a filmstrip on the tail of the "{{Color|orange|y}}" in "{{Color|orange|Bakery}}" extending toward us.
-'''Nicknames:''' "The Oven", "Mmmm!"
-'''Logo:''' We see a white and green oven against a green background. The oven then opens up with a cloud of smoke as the text "Schneider's Bakery" in an orange '50s-style script font pops out, with a filmstrip on the tail of the "y" in "Bakery" extending toward us.
 '''Trivia:''' On ''Drake & Josh'' (the show this logo debuted on), if you look closely at the exterior shots of The Premier (the movie theater that Josh works at in the show), there's a store on the right hand side called, "Schneider's Bakery", the name of this production company. Also, on ''Henry Danger'', on the episode "Mo Danger, Mo Problems", the box Piper holds has the Schneider's Bakery logo on it.
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 '''Variants:'''
 *From the logo's debut in 2004 until 2005, the logo is more darker than usual, the animation is more primitive, and the sparkles on the wallpaper are clearer.
-*Beginning with the ''iCarly'' episode "iMake Sam Girlier" on April 11, 2009, there is a version that has "DANWARP" below the logo swirling in and the small red Wi-Fi signal icon appearing on the top-right of it. This is used to advertise Schneider's Twitter, Facebook, Blogspot, YouTube, and TV.com accounts, called "DanWarp".
+*Beginning with the ''iCarly'' episode "iMake Sam Girlier" on April 11, 2009, there is a version that has "''{{Color|blue|DANWARP}}''" below the logo swirling in and a small {{Color|red}} Wi-Fi signal icon appearing on the top-right of it. This is used to advertise Schneider's Twitter, Facebook, Blogspot, YouTube, and TV.com accounts, called "DanWarp".
-*Beginning with the ''iCarly'' episode "iLost My Mind" on August 13, 2011, the logo was changed again to read "@DANWARP". This variant can be seen on later episodes of ''Victorious'' and ''iCarly'' with original credits as Nickelodeon USA's credits system still uses the 2009 "DANWARP" variant.
+*Beginning with the ''iCarly'' episode "iLost My Mind" on August 13, 2011, the logo was changed again to read "''{{Color|blue|@DANWARP}}''". This variant can be seen on later episodes of ''Victorious'' and ''iCarly'' with original credits as Nickelodeon USA's credits system still uses the 2009 "''{{Color|blue|DANWARP}}''" variant.
 *Starting with ''Sam and Cat'' in 2013, the oven timer is moving.