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===Background===
===Background===
Pearson Television was created in 1996 after Pearson plc. (a British-based media/educational conglomerate) renamed the former All American Television under the behest of its founder/CEO Ian Pearson. When Pearson plc. sold Pearson Television to CLT-UFA in 2000, the companies merged to form the RTL Group and by renaming Pearson Television to its new media conglomerate name; "FremantleMedia" (now Fremantle).
Pearson Television was created in 1996 after Pearson plc. (a British-based media/educational conglomerate) renamed the former [[All American Television]] under the behest of its founder/CEO Ian Pearson. When Pearson plc. sold Pearson Television to CLT-UFA in 2000, the companies merged to form the RTL Group and by renaming Pearson Television to its new media conglomerate name; "FremantleMedia" (now [[Fremantle (UK)|Fremantle]]).


===(1997-May 2002)===
===(1997-May 2002)===
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</gallery><u>Nickname:</u> "The Shining Arc"


<u>Logo:</u> We see a white screen, which condenses into a lens flare which curves along a green planet on a light blue background. The word "PEARSON" zooms out, the background turns navy blue, and the planet shrinks into a small arc. "PEARSON" settles itself above the arc, and a streak below the arc brings forth either "TELEVISION" or "TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL". As the lens flare moves, it shines brightly, then towards the left, it shines again and turns into a star.
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<u>Variants:</u>
'''Nickname:''' "The Shining Arc"
 
'''Logo:''' We see a white screen, which condenses into a lens flare which curves along a {{Font color|green|green}} planet on a {{Font color|dodgerblue|light blue}} background. The word "{{Font|Times New Roman|PEARSON}}" zooms out, the background turns {{Font color|navy|navy blue}}, and the planet shrinks into a small arc. "{{Font|Times New Roman|PEARSON}}" settles itself above the arc, and a streak below the arc brings forth either "TELEVISION" or "TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL". As the lens flare moves, it shines brightly, then towards the left, it shines again and turns into a star.
 
'''Variants:'''
* "Distributed By" may appear on either the normal or international variants if Pearson was distributing the program.
* "Distributed By" may appear on either the normal or international variants if Pearson was distributing the program.
* There is also a still-shot version of this logo.
* There is also a still-shot version of this logo.
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* Earlier episodes of ''100 Mexicanos Dijeron'' had an in-credit version of the logo, sometimes over the Televisa logo.
* Earlier episodes of ''100 Mexicanos Dijeron'' had an in-credit version of the logo, sometimes over the Televisa logo.


<u>FX/SFX:</u> The lens flare.
'''FX/SFX:''' The lens flare.


<u>Music/Sounds:</u> A synth-orchestra fanfare riddled with bells and shining sounds, which can be in low tone sometimes. On some shows, they use the ending theme. Towards the end of its run, CBS used a generic saxophone/ synth theme on broadcasts of ''The Price is Right.''
'''Music/Sounds:''' A synth-orchestra fanfare riddled with bells and shining sounds, which can be in low tone sometimes. On some shows, they use the ending theme. Towards the end of its run, CBS used a generic saxophone/ synth theme on broadcasts of ''The Price is Right.''


<u>Availability:</u> Rare.
'''Availability:''' Rare.
* This was not too common in the States, but can be seen on reruns of ''The Bill'', among other shows in the UK and reruns of ''Neighbours'' in Australia.
* This was not too common in the States, but can be seen on reruns of ''The Bill'', among other shows in the UK and reruns of ''Neighbours'' in Australia.
* It appeared on ''The Price is Right'', ''Family Feud'', and ''Baywatch'' (which is surprisingly appeared on one episode on its UK DVD of the latter), among others, though current Buzzr/Amazon prints of the 1999 ''Family Feud'' plaster it with the FremantleMedia North America logo.
* It appeared on ''The Price is Right'', ''Family Feud'', and ''Baywatch'' (which is surprisingly appeared on one episode on its UK DVD of the latter), among others, though current Buzzr/Amazon prints of the 1999 ''Family Feud'' plaster it with the FremantleMedia North America logo.
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* The Pearson/Carlton combo survives on at least one episode of the 1998 season of ''Dale's Supermarket Sweep'' on Challenge, whilst other episodes plaster it and the Carlton-era 'CENTRAL Production' endcap with the FremantleMedia logo.
* The Pearson/Carlton combo survives on at least one episode of the 1998 season of ''Dale's Supermarket Sweep'' on Challenge, whilst other episodes plaster it and the Carlton-era 'CENTRAL Production' endcap with the FremantleMedia logo.


<u>Editor's Note:</u> None.
'''Editor's Note:''' None.


[[Category:British Logos]]
[[Category:British Logos]]
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[[Category:RTL Group (Luxembourg)]]
[[Category:RTL Group (Luxembourg)]]
[[Category:FremantleMedia (UK)]]
[[Category:FremantleMedia (UK)]]
[[Category:Bertelsmann (Germany)]]

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