In April 1996, All American Communications acquired the remaining 50% of Mark Goodson Productions. After Mark Goodson's death in 1992, his son Jonathan Goodson would control the company until 1995, when 50% of the company was acquired by All American Television (which became " Pearson Television" after the British company Pearson, plc acquired All American Communications, now " FremantleMedia"). The first show to carry the Mark Goodson Television Productions name was Child's Play in 1982, Family Feud began using the logo the same year, and the remaining productions would carry the logo by late 1984. A few years after Bill Todman's death in 1979, Mark Goodson acquired the Todman estate's shares of Goodson-Todman Productions, giving him full control. "Goodson-Todman Associates" and "Goodson-Todman Telecasts") was founded in 1948, as a partnership between the television producers Mark Goodson and Bill Todman. The production company formerly known as "Goodson-Todman Productions" (a.k.a.
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