after the merger with cbs in 1996, westinghouse acquired ed wilson and bob cook's maxam entertainment and merged it with group w productions and cbs enterprises (including cbs broadcast international) to form eyemark entertainment, with cbs broadcast international acquiring the overseas rights to the group w backlog. eyemark was in turn folded into king world productions following the latter company's acquisition by cbs in 2000. king world gained control of most of the group w and eyemark libraries from 2000 to 2005. these libraries are now controlled by cbs television distribution. the filmation library and "the george michael sports machine" are owned by nbcuniversal, "bob vila's home again" is owned by bob vila with telco productions handling distribution rights, and the 1987 "teenage mutant ninja turtles" series is now owned by viacom with dvd rights licensed to lionsgate home entertainment.