Yes, I have another logo mascot character out now.

This is Timberdoodle, the traveling timberdoodle bird. It is a male bird.

Name: Timberdoodle
Nickname: Travellin' Timberdoodle
Gender: Male
Age: N/A (Anyone come up with an age, please comment)
Species: Bird (Blue Heron/Stork?)

Travellin' Timberdoodle is a whimsical character featured in Johnny Bago, a quirky TV series from 1993. The character is depicted as a cartoonish blue bird wearing a hat and carrying a suitcase, symbolizing the show's theme of constant travel and adventure. This bird became an iconic element of the series, representing its playful and offbeat tone.

As for the connection to Chicago Five Productions, the production company adopted the Travellin' Timberdoodle character as part of its branding. The bird's design and personality aligned perfectly with the company's creative identity, making it a memorable mascot for their work on Johnny Bago. The playful nature of the bird likely resonated with the show's creators and became a lasting symbol of their unique storytelling style.

Visuals of Chicago Five Productions: The sequence starts off with the close up of an eye, then the cartoon blue bird's head moves away from the camera, revealing the whole body with the red bow tie on its neck, a top hat on its head, and a yellow-shorts with red buttons (similar to Mickey Mouse's). The bird grabs the suitcase and points at the left side of the screen as it calls out, "Yoo-hoo!". The words read on top "CHICAGO FIVE" and on the bottom "PRODUCTIONS" respectively.