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*On the Shout Factory DVD print of the ''Hill Street Blues'' season 4 episode "Grace Under Pressure" features the [[20th Television]] jingle playing over the MTM logo (cutting off Mimsie's meow), with the 20th Television logo not seen at all.
*On the Shout Factory DVD print of the ''Hill Street Blues'' season 4 episode "Grace Under Pressure" features the [[20th Television]] jingle playing over the MTM logo (cutting off Mimsie's meow), with the 20th Television logo not seen at all.
*On the Shout Factory DVD print of ''The Bob Newhart Show'' season 5 episode "Et, Tu, Carol", the last second of the show's end theme and the cat's meow are severely distorted. This may be due to a tape error.
*On the Shout Factory DVD print of ''The Bob Newhart Show'' season 5 episode "Et, Tu, Carol", the last second of the show's end theme and the cat's meow are severely distorted. This may be due to a tape error.
*On some season 1 episodes of ''The Pretender'', the music and Mimsie's meow are pitched lower, and the first half is heard underneath the [[NBC Studios]] logo.


'''Availability:''' Fairly common. It was once a plaster victim thanks to the 20th Television logo; but not anymore.
'''Availability:''' Fairly common. It was once a plaster victim thanks to the 20th Television logo; but not anymore.
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*The ''Texas Wheelers'' finale variation is beyond rare, possibly mythical, and had also fallen into extinction since it was only seen on ABC. Paley has an episode described as "the last aired" but the tape cuts out before a logo can be seen. The credits are typical of the series, putting any further variants to be seen on ''Wheelers'' in doubt.
*The ''Texas Wheelers'' finale variation is beyond rare, possibly mythical, and had also fallen into extinction since it was only seen on ABC. Paley has an episode described as "the last aired" but the tape cuts out before a logo can be seen. The credits are typical of the series, putting any further variants to be seen on ''Wheelers'' in doubt.
*The ''Carlton'' variation can now be found on the final season DVD set of ''Rhoda'', as the cartoon is added as a bonus.
*The ''Carlton'' variation can now be found on the final season DVD set of ''Rhoda'', as the cartoon is added as a bonus.
*The logo with the later byline makes infrequent appearances at the end of some episodes of ''Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman''. Also seen on 1994-98 syndicated prints of ''Rescue 911'', which can be seen on the Justice Network.
*The 1992 variant makes infrequent appearances at the end of some episodes of ''Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'' on Up. Also seen on 1994-98 syndicated prints of ''Rescue 911'', which can be seen on the Justice Network.
*This was last seen on the first season of ''The Pretender'', along with ''Family Challenge'', ''Sparks'', and the short-lived sitcoms ''Bailey Kipper's P.O.V.'', ''Goode Behavior'', and ''Good News''.
*This was last seen on the first season of ''The Pretender'', along with ''Family Challenge'', ''Sparks'', and the short-lived sitcoms ''Bailey Kipper's P.O.V.'' and ''Good News''. It is generally preserved on DVD and digital prints of the first series, but is plastered by the 20th Television logo on reruns.
*The gag reel can be seen only at the Paley Center.
*The gag reel can be seen only at the Paley Center.
*There are some examples of plastering still out there; notably, ''Hill Street Blues'' reruns on Heroes and Icons have many episodes ending in only 20th Television. A select number of ''St. Elsewhere'' episodes on Hulu end with 20th Century Fox Television only (one example even features the MTM soundtrack being kept at the end of the theme, despite plastering the logo). Some reruns of ''White Shadow'' are 20th only, though the MTM variant survives too.  
*There are some examples of plastering still out there; notably, ''Hill Street Blues'' and ''The Pretender'' reruns on Heroes and Icons have many episodes ending in only 20th Television. A select number of ''St. Elsewhere'' episodes on Hulu end with 20th Century Fox Television only (one example even features the MTM soundtrack being kept at the end of the theme, despite plastering the logo). Some reruns of ''White Shadow'' are 20th only, though the MTM variant survives too.  


'''Editor's Note:''' This is highly regarded among many for being a cute parody of the MGM logo, as well as featuring pretty good animation for the '70s, a neat design, multiple custom variations, and astonishing video quality of Mimsie that still holds up in later years. However, the ''St. Elsewhere'' series finale logo is rather infamous for its depressing nature; the ''Texas Wheelers'' variant may be the same way if it exists or is discovered.
'''Editor's Note:''' This is highly regarded among many for being a cute parody of the MGM logo, as well as featuring pretty good animation for the '70s, a neat design, multiple custom variations, and surprisingly really good video quality of Mimsie. However, the ''St. Elsewhere'' series finale logo is rather infamous for its depressing nature; the ''Texas Wheelers'' variant may be the same way if it exists or is discovered.


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