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'''Technique:''' 2D animation. | '''Technique:''' 2D animation. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' Either the end theme of the show, the ending of the [[Rankin-Bass]] logo theme, or silence. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Either the end theme of the show, the ending of the [[Rankin-Bass Animated Entertainment|Rankin-Bass]] logo theme, or silence. | ||
'''Availability:''' Appears on the Golden Books Family Entertainment/Sony Wonder VHS of ''Frosty Returns'', and on late 1990s CBS broadcasts of the special (in both cases plastering the [[Broadway Video]] logo). It was also seen on Cartoon Network reruns of ''Underdog'' in the late 90s/early 2000s, and more recently on Tubi's prints of the show (when the show resurfaced on the Kabillion On Demand service in the late 2000s, the [[The Program Exchange|Program Exchange]] logo was present instead), and on broadcasts of the [[Rankin-Bass]] holiday specials in the mid/late 1990s, typically after the R-B logo. The in-credit variant was seen on the late 1990s revival of ''Lassie'', followed by the Cinar logo (or Cookie Jar logo in recent years). The opening variant is extremely rare, only known to be seen on ''The Rudolph, Frosty and Friends Sing-Along'', a special tape released in conjunction with the US Postal Service's Priority Mail service in 1996. | '''Availability:''' Appears on the Golden Books Family Entertainment/Sony Wonder VHS of ''Frosty Returns'', and on late 1990s CBS broadcasts of the special (in both cases plastering the [[Broadway Video]] logo). It was also seen on Cartoon Network reruns of ''Underdog'' in the late 90s/early 2000s, and more recently on Tubi's prints of the show (when the show resurfaced on the Kabillion On Demand service in the late 2000s, the [[The Program Exchange|Program Exchange]] logo was present instead), and on broadcasts of the [[Rankin-Bass]] holiday specials in the mid/late 1990s, typically after the R-B logo. The in-credit variant was seen on the late 1990s revival of ''Lassie'', followed by the Cinar logo (or Cookie Jar logo in recent years). The opening variant is extremely rare, only known to be seen on ''The Rudolph, Frosty and Friends Sing-Along'', a special tape released in conjunction with the US Postal Service's Priority Mail service in 1996. | ||