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Not to be confused with the former syndication company of the same name. On August 10, 2020, Walt Disney Television rebranded 20th Century Fox Television as 20th Television (the former name of its syndication arm, which was in turn absorbed into Disney Media Distribution). Searchlight Television ABC Signature
It is slightly different from the 1994/1995 20th Television fanfare. It's the 2nd alternate theme that was first used for 20th Television in 1994. 1995-July 14, 2014: The 1994/1995 20th Television fanfare. October 19, 1997-September 14, 2020: A re-arranged, re-recorded, faster variant of the 1961 jingle composed and conducted by David Newman.
20th Television began as TCF Television Productions, Inc. in 1955, with the initials "TCF" being "20th Century-Fox" or "Twentieth Century-Fox" as the structure being weird. In October 1958, TCF Television Productions, Inc. was renamed as 20th Century-Fox Television to match the 1935 20th Century Fox logo. In 1959, a counterpart to the 1935 20th Century Fox logo, the "Starry Sky" was introduced ...
Background: 20th Century Fox Television is the television division of the 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. It was originally founded in 1949 (under the name of TCF Television Productions, Inc.) as other studios were branching out into television production as well.
May 17, 2024 · On July 12, 1989, as part of the restructuring of the film and television units, it was renamed to 20th Television . Contents. 1st Logo (October 7, 1958-August 20, 1959) 2nd Logo (September 29, 1959-July 5, 1960) 3rd Logo (September 29, 1959-1966) 4th Logo (September 16, 1965-1984)
Dec 3, 2023 · 20th Television/Logo Variations. The Simpsons: The Complete Fourth Season (DVD from 2004, 1992-1993 season): The 1992 logo begins as normal, but as it zooms out, the logo zooms into the Simpsons' TV set. This was seen only on the "Promotional Stuff" featurette on the DVD set. Futurama (1999-2003, 2008-2013, 2023-): Since 2008, on a few episodes ...
WFDF was originally in the Flint radio market before moving to Farmington Hills in the Detroit radio market in 2006. As a result of the station's move to Detroit, WFRO in the Toledo market as well as another station in Northern Michigan (also on 900) were taken off the air to allow WFDF to increase its broadcast power.
