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===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
On May 15, 2009, the post-2006 CBS Corporation (formerly the "old" Viacom) ended its three-year licensing rights to the Paramount name and logo from the post-2006 Viacom, which owned [[Paramount Pictures]]. As a result, the CBS Paramount Television Group and its network television arm were rebranded as "'''CBS Television Studios'''". In addition, the then-revived CBS Paramount International Television was renamed "CBS Studios International", and the revived CBS Productions was reincorporated as its in-name-only unit. For the first time on network television since 1966, the "Paramountain" or anything resembling Paramount's symbol is nowhere to be seen; however, the post-2006 Viacom relaunched [[Paramount Television Studios|Paramount's television division]] in 2013. New and returning television shows have copyright for CBS Studios Inc. with exceptions of the new seasons of the ''CSI'' franchise, which have copyright for CBS Broadcasting Inc. On October 8, 2020, ViacomCBS (now [[Paramount Global]]) announced that CBS Television Studios would be rebranded to simply "'''CBS Studios'''", as part of a major rebrand that unifies all CBS operations and divisions. | On May 15, 2009, the post-2006 CBS Corporation (formerly the "old" [[Viacom Productions|Viacom]]) ended its three-year licensing rights to the Paramount name and logo from the post-2006 [[Viacom (2006-2019)|Viacom]], which owned [[Paramount Pictures]]. As a result, the [[CBS Paramount Television|CBS Paramount Television Group]] and its network television arm were rebranded as "'''CBS Television Studios'''". In addition, the then-revived [[CBS Paramount International Television]] was renamed "[[CBS Studios International]]", and the revived [[CBS Productions]] was reincorporated as its in-name-only unit. For the first time on network television since 1966, the "Paramountain" or anything resembling Paramount's symbol is nowhere to be seen; however, the post-2006 Viacom relaunched [[Paramount Television Studios|Paramount's television division]] in 2013. New and returning television shows have copyright for CBS Studios Inc. with exceptions of the new seasons of the ''CSI'' franchise, which have copyright for CBS Broadcasting Inc. On October 8, 2020, ViacomCBS (now [[Paramount Global]]) announced that CBS Television Studios would be rebranded to simply "'''CBS Studios'''", as part of a major rebrand that unifies all CBS operations and divisions. | ||
==CBS Television Studios== | ==CBS Television Studios== | ||
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* On the 2018 revival of ''Magnum P.I.'', the first note of the short theme is cut in half. | * On the 2018 revival of ''Magnum P.I.'', the first note of the short theme is cut in half. | ||
* Sometimes, some shows would have the end themes accompany this logo, or none at all. | * Sometimes, some shows would have the end themes accompany this logo, or none at all. | ||
* On the pilot episodes of the short-lived 2nd incarnation of ''Melrose Place'' and ''Vegas'', we hear the 2009 CBS Productions music. | * On the pilot episodes of the short-lived 2nd incarnation of ''Melrose Place'' and ''Vegas'', we hear the 2009 [[CBS Productions]] music. | ||
* A warp-speed version of the fanfare exists. | * A warp-speed version of the fanfare exists. | ||
* S6-S9 episodes of ''CSI: NY'' have the normal logo with the short music. | * S6-S9 episodes of ''CSI: NY'' have the normal logo with the short music. | ||
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** On the final season of ''Dead to Me'', the font is different. | ** On the final season of ''Dead to Me'', the font is different. | ||
* On shows co-produced with another studio, the opening text is different: | * On shows co-produced with another studio, the opening text is different: | ||
** On ''Why Women Kill'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND '''IMAGINE TELEVISION''' STUDIOS PRODUCTION". Also, it cuts in and out rather than fading in and out. | ** On ''Why Women Kill'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND [[Imagine Television Studios|'''IMAGINE TELEVISION''' STUDIOS PRODUCTION]]". Also, it cuts in and out rather than fading in and out. | ||
** On ''The Republic of Sarah'' and season 3 of ''In the Dark'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND WARNER BROS. TELEVISION PRODUCTION". | ** On ''The Republic of Sarah'' and season 3 of ''In the Dark'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND WARNER BROS. TELEVISION PRODUCTION". | ||
** On ''Magnum P.I.'' starting with season 4, the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND UNIVERSAL TELEVISION PRODUCTION". | ** On ''Magnum P.I.'' starting with season 4, the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND UNIVERSAL TELEVISION PRODUCTION". | ||
** On ''Ghosts'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND '''LIONSGATE''' TELEVISION / '''BBC''' STUDIOS PRODUCTION". | ** On ''Ghosts'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND [[Lionsgate Television|'''LIONSGATE''' TELEVISION]] / [[BBC Studios|'''BBC''' STUDIOS PRODUCTION]]". | ||
** On ''Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS, '''IMAGINE TELEVISION''' STUDIOS, AND '''UNIVERSAL''' TELEVISION PRODUCTION". | ** On ''Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS, '''IMAGINE TELEVISION''' STUDIOS, AND '''UNIVERSAL''' TELEVISION PRODUCTION". | ||
** For season 3 of ''Star Trek Picard'', the text is rendered in the style of the opening titles of ''Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan''. | ** For season 3 of ''Star Trek Picard'', the text is rendered in the style of the opening titles of ''Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan''. | ||