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Lorimar Home Video. Background: Before Lorimar purchased video distributor "Karl Home Video" in 1984 and relaunched the company as "Karl-Lorimar Home Video" (later known as "Lorimar Home Video"), the company's previous features were issued first by USA Home Video, CBS Video (through MGM/CBS) and later CBS/Fox, who retained the home video rights ...
1986-1987 (Karl-Lorimar Home Video): A multi-colored line of yellow/orange/red/blue sweeps onto a black background. It straightens out, and sets itself down at the bottom of the screen. Then a whole mess of gray dust collects and converges above the "HOME VIDEO" bar, forming the "KARL-LORIMAR" logo. Then, to give it a shiny look, little stars ...
It can be seen on reruns of Family Matters, along with seasons 4 and 5 of Full House, and Step by Step. On a few episodes from season 4 of Full House on DVD, you can hear the music from the 1988 Lorimar Television logo after the theme song finishes; it may have been an audio goof.
Lorimar Home Video. Credits. Background. In 1987, Karl-Lorimar Home Video was renamed Lorimar Home Video after Stuart Karl resigned from the company due to disputes with his superiors; he died in 1991 from skin cancer. As a result of Karl's resignation, KLV-TV was dropped, and Jerry Gottlieb was named CEO of the company.
2 days ago · Sometimes, Full House had Dave Coulier announce over the closing theme and the Lorimar Television jingle which would play over the Warner Bros. Television logo. On the TV movie There Was a Little Boy , the whoosh from the logo theme is cut off.
Although the print equivalent of the logo retired in 1986 when becoming "KLV-TV", this still used on releases until late 1987. In 1986, Karl-Lorimar created the "KLV-TV" brand, promoted as a "television network" where you are the programmer despite not being an actual television station. The...
The design was used for Lorimar-Telepictures' other divisions, but the red bar would have read either "MOTION PICTURES" (or "FILM ENTERTAINMENT"), "HOME VIDEO", "SYNDICATION", "INTERNATIONAL", or "RECORDS" depending on the unit; they were never seen onscreen with the possible exception of trailers. Bylines:
