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   This page only shows primary logo variants. Columbia Pictures Television began in 1974 as the successor company to Screen Gems and ceased operations on New Year's Day 2001, being absorbed into Columbia TriStar Television, which a year later would be rebranded into Sony Pictures Television .

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   NOTE: This page shows alternate print logos and designs seen on TV and other media. NOTE: There was no official print version of this on-screen logo design. This is only a render. NOTE: For this corporate logo, though similar to its movie counterpart, the semicircle color designation for the TV...

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   According to the book Screen Gems: A History of Columbia Pictures Television from Cohn to Coke, 1948-1983, by television historian Jeb H. Perry, this logo was described as "a graphic representing the glow from The Lady's torch".

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     Springtime Prods/U.M Productions/Crossbow Prods/Columbia Pictures TV Distribution (1967/1993)

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   Logo Variations - Columbia Pictures Television. Switched at Birth (1991): The 1989 open matte CPE logo is shown in a purple hue and lacks a lot of ivory. This was seen on the two tape VHS release and was seen on the second tape; the first video had the regular hue.

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   Jun 27, 2024 · Seinfeld (The Betrayal) (1997): The Columbia TriStar Television Distribution logo plays backwards, tying in with the episode's plot and delivery, with the music playing forwards. Confirmed to have appeared on an Australian airing and possibly appeared on other international airings.

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   What is a Columbia Pictures TV logo?

   • According to the book Screen Gems: A History of Columbia Pictures Television from Cohn to Coke, 1948-1983, by television historian Jeb H. Perry, this logo was described as "a graphic representing the glow from The Lady's torch". This one uses the byline with medium size. With a smaller byline. A much brighter version.

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   Does Columbia Pictures have a logo?

   • For variations of this logos see Columbia Pictures/Other. Template:ImageTOC/15 Columbia Pictures was founded on January 10, 1924 as Columbia Pictures Corporation. The same logo but modified a bit. The same logo but modified a bit. The same logo but modified.

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   Does the Columbia logo have music?

   • Another variant of this logo had no music but kept the flying rocket and its sound. Another variant of this logo is where the sound of the rocket is different and still has the 1988 music playing on early season 1 episodes. Married... With Children (The Movie Show) (1993): The Bundys are booing at the Columbia logo.

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   Where did the Sony Pictures logo come from?

   • Taken from a 1986 CGI reel. Logo used on the wall of the Sony Pictures Studios; it also served as the Columbia Pictures Television logo. Painting on the outer wall of Sony Pictures Studios. As seen on the 1997 Toshiba DVD commercial. 4:3 version showing a few more steps on the pedestal.

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    Logo used on the wall of the Sony Pictures Studios; it also served as the Columbia Pictures Television logo.