The first one was from "St. Elsewhere", a series from Mary Tyler Moore Productions, who also made "Remington Steele" and "Hill Street Blues". Now Fox was tacked on due to them buying out MTM and it's then parents (International Family Entertainment/The Family Channel) in 1997, which led to Fox expanding it's FX based cable empire to Fox Family, now Freeform. However, 20th Television doesn't get to have MTM's "Rescue 911" and "Evening Shade" due to them being copyrighted by CBS.
And most instances of this plaster managed to cut out the MTM audio. I'd really like to see it with the credits to compare the speed with the credits of episodes that keep MTM.
CBS Television Distribution owns Rescue 911, Evening Shade and the CW's Hearts Afire with their own closing logo from 2007-present after Paramount/Viacom closed down their TV units: Republic Pictures, Taft International Television, Spelling Television, Worldvision Enterprises and King World International in 2006.
My Gosh I Remember Looking At That WB Plaster And The Way The Explosion Came In Just Completely Jumpscared Me Bruh (CAN THEY PLEASE FIND A WAY TO EDIT THE EXPLOSION TO THE 2003 LOGO?!)
Screen Gems Television (1948-1974). Needless to say that the former CPT closing logo has run for seven years from 1992 to 1999 which is the final one under the Sony Pictures Entertainment umbrella (June 18, 1985-present. However, it was a major flop. After CPT was no longer produced nor distributed those television and movies until May 25, 1999 because for one thing: everybody's getting tired of the television business. A year later on June 24, 1999, Sony Pictures Entertainment has decided to retire the Columbia logo and name from television and re-named "Sony Pictures Television" (since June 24, 1985) on some of today's shows and movies with SPT's current "Silver Bars" closing logo. Including Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, PBS News Hour, Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless, The Bold and the Beautiful, Seinfeld, The Norman Lear Collection, BET's New Attitude, Bounce's Paternity Court, The Grio's Cutlers' Court, Ovation's The '50's: Moments to Remember and Magic Moments, Comedy Central's Going Places, BBC America's The Upper Hand, CTV's The Charmings, Telemundo's The Best Years, Proms, Night of the Proms, Years Later and Top of the Charts, Telexitos' Sony Pictures Showcase Theatre, Los Teens, The Simple Life and Ripley's Believe It or Not and Cozi TV's Til Death.
Some of them so far such as David Cronenberg's 1991 chilling remake of "A Kiss Before Dying" (co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment, RKO Radio Pictures, LARGO Entertainment, IEG and Kingsgate Films).
The first one was from "St. Elsewhere", a series from Mary Tyler Moore Productions, who also made "Remington Steele" and "Hill Street Blues". Now Fox was tacked on due to them buying out MTM and it's then parents (International Family Entertainment/The Family Channel) in 1997, which led to Fox expanding it's FX based cable empire to Fox Family, now Freeform. However, 20th Television doesn't get to have MTM's "Rescue 911" and "Evening Shade" due to them being copyrighted by CBS.
And most instances of this plaster managed to cut out the MTM audio. I'd really like to see it with the credits to compare the speed with the credits of episodes that keep MTM.
CBS Television Distribution owns Rescue 911, Evening Shade and the CW's Hearts Afire with their own closing logo from 2007-present after Paramount/Viacom closed down their TV units: Republic Pictures, Taft International Television, Spelling Television, Worldvision Enterprises and King World International in 2006.
3:13 It sounds like if the company was named "Cookie Jar DiC".
nah i wouldn't go near that cookie jar
It's similar to how DHX renamed Cookie Jar Entertainment "DHX Cookie Jar" in some way or another
My Gosh I Remember Looking At That WB Plaster And The Way The Explosion Came In Just Completely Jumpscared Me Bruh (CAN THEY PLEASE FIND A WAY TO EDIT THE EXPLOSION TO THE 2003 LOGO?!)
Imagine if mimsie head pop out of the zero from the 20th century fox productions logo
3:55 universal perfect timing
Which episode is the CPT replaces Dancing Sticks from?
TV Show name: The Farmers Daughter
Episode Name: ????
Screen Gems Television (1948-1974). Needless to say that the former CPT closing logo has run for seven years from 1992 to 1999 which is the final one under the Sony Pictures Entertainment umbrella (June 18, 1985-present.
However, it was a major flop. After CPT was no longer produced nor distributed those television and movies until May 25, 1999 because for one thing: everybody's getting tired of the
television business. A year later on June 24, 1999, Sony Pictures Entertainment has decided to retire the Columbia logo and name from television and re-named "Sony Pictures Television" (since June 24, 1985) on some of today's shows and movies with SPT's current "Silver Bars" closing logo. Including Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, PBS News Hour,
Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless, The Bold and the Beautiful, Seinfeld, The Norman Lear Collection, BET's New Attitude, Bounce's Paternity Court, The Grio's Cutlers' Court,
Ovation's The '50's: Moments to Remember and Magic Moments, Comedy Central's Going Places, BBC America's The Upper Hand, CTV's The Charmings, Telemundo's The Best Years,
Proms, Night of the Proms, Years Later and Top of the Charts, Telexitos' Sony Pictures Showcase Theatre, Los Teens, The Simple Life and Ripley's Believe It or Not and Cozi TV's Til Death.
The universal with 1990s fanfare is not a worst plaster its even better.
Some of them so far such as David Cronenberg's 1991 chilling remake of "A Kiss Before Dying" (co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment, RKO Radio Pictures, LARGO Entertainment, IEG and Kingsgate Films).
You stole 20 thok
century fox