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===(January 31, 2002-February 1, 2019)===

*On North American-produced shows, the words "NORTH AMERICA", in a non-bold Futura typeface, appear right under "'''FREMANTLE'''MEDIA" next to the bubble. For Australia, the word "AUSTRALIA" would appear under the name. For Poland, "POLSKA" would appear under the name in a basic font (either Arial or Helvetica).

*Starting in 2005, the logo was remade in HD, and a 5th paint drop was added.

*In some cases, the variant where the paint drops randomly appear.

*The Polska version has a version with the "POLSKA" text in a non-bold Futura. It was seen on ''Kuba Wojewódzki'', old ''Familiada'' episodes, and Season 1 of ''Brzydula''.

*On ''Familiada'' old episodes, the paintstoke appears, until, the gameshow fades.

*On the North America variant, the short version sometimes fades in.

*The text "Distributed by" appears above the name for distribution of shows from the UK.

*The text ''Distributed by'' [[The Fremantle Corporation|FREMANTLE INTERNATIONAL]] DISTRIBUTION" appears underneath the logo for global distribution since 2003.

*For other shows that they produced or distributed globally such as [[MTV Entertainment Studios|MTV]]'s ''Eye Candy'', either the text ''Enterprises'' or ''International'' fades in.

*A 16:9 stretched to 4:3 variant of the "International" logo also exists, which appears at the end of the French dub of the live-action series of ''Mr. Bean''.

*An early variant has been spotted with a white background, black text, a {{color|blue}} atom, and no animation on the final season of ''Bruce's Price is Right''. Some episodes of US ''TPIR'' from 2002 (like the ''30th Anniversary Special'') also have this logo. In the Finnish TV quiz show ''Voitto kotiin'' from 2002, the black text and a {{color|blue}} atom are seen quickly fading in on a white background. This variant is also used in games based on TV shows. An in-credit version was seen on the first 2 seasons of ''Tree Fu Tom'', along with the second series of ''Kate & Mim-Mim'' (with white text), while season 1 of ''Kate & Mim-Mim'' used an in-credit variant with the white background.

*Another variant of the early version has an enlarged second half of the blue atom on a white background on the first half, beside it is a small FremantleMedia logo. Copyright information is below.

*The logo is on right such as ''Philippines Got Talent'' (blue atom, black text on white background).

*A long version exists. In this version, a splash of white paint flies through the air, going from left to right. Then, it fades into a scene of two more splashes: one other direction, and the other flying down from left to right. Afterwards, it fades in to what is described in the more commonplace short version.

*Some versions of this logo are stretched out, such as the one appearing after episodes of ''The Price Is Right $1,000,000 Spectacular'' from 2008.

* On the 2014 Australian version of ''Family Feud'', the short version of the logo is superimposed onto a {{color|blue}} background with a shining {{color|#FFD900|yellow}} line on top of it, This is superimposed onto the final few seconds of the program.

*Starting in the 36th season of ''The Price Is Right'', the FremantleMedia logo can now be seen on credits, replacing the Mark Goodson Productions logo. "'''FREMANTLE'''MEDIA" is in white, and the atom symbol is {{color|royalblue|royal blue}}. The logo is accompanied by the following announcement: "This is (announcer's name) speaking for ''The Price is Right'', a FremantleMedia production.".

*There is a B/W variant.

*On some BBC airings of ''Neighbours'', the URL "www.bbc.co.uk/neighbours" appears below.

*The logo appeared superimposed, inside a box, on the pilots for ''Whammy! The All-New Press Your Luck'' and later episodes of ''100 Mexicanos Dijeron'' (Mexico's version of ''Family Feud''). The fully animated logo also appeared on ''¿Que Dice la Gente?'', inside a box (with a white border), against a black background.

*On Portugal's ''O Preco Certo (em Euros)'', the phrase "Uma producao RTP executada por:" ("An output performed by RTP") appears above the logo, and is true for all shows on RTP from the company.

*The French version of ''Going for Gold'', titled ''Questions pour un Champion'' has the logo superimposed into a blue rippling background, and after it finishes animating, a copyright stamp appears under the logo.

*On ''Komunikata'', the logo is on the left along with TPI and copyright below superimposing the background with ''Komunikata'' logo.

*An in-credit version appears above the [[Endemol|Endemol]] logo on the Netherlands' version of ''TPIR'', ''Cash en Carlo''.

*A superimposed version of the logo appears in rectangular form, above the Caracol TV logo, on ''100 Colombianos Dicen'' (Colombia's version of ''FF'').

*On ''Hole in the Wall'' on Cartoon Network, the short logo was superimposed in the credits after the ''HITW'' theme ends. The logo plays with a +1 pitch in a blue rectangle, and after the superimposed logo ends, the American version of the logo plays.

*A still shot version of any of the variants exist.

*On the UK DVD release of ''Count Duckula: Vampire Vacation'', the URL “www.fremantlehomeentertainment.com” appears below the logo.

*On older editions of ''X Factor Romania'', an in-credit notice with the logo in a white box appears. The phrase "Produs în asociere cu FremantleMedia" (Produced in association with FremantleMedia) fades alongside it. After a few seconds, a copyright stamp also appears.

* In other cases, the end-title theme plays over, the generic network theme on CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox or The CW, or it's silent.

* High tone and low tone variants exist, with the low tone variant appearing on ''Baywatch'', episodes of ''The Price is Right'' on the 2008 DVD "Best of" set, episodes of ''Family Feud'' from season 14 and onward, and all game shows aired on Buzzr.

* A long version exists. It uses the extended version thereof, complete with a piano note in the middle of the sound.

* There is a very short version with the last four notes of the theme.

* On Challenge's airings of ''Strike It Lucky'' in the UK, the end of the theme plays over the logo on the first two seasons; on the third season the logo jingle plays, cutting of the theme music presumably due to a plastering error.

** A similar variant of this theme exists when Challenge airs the 1995 series of ''Bruce's Price is Right'' where it cuts off the theme music due to plastering.

* On DVD releases of the 1983 television film ''Adam'', the closing theme of this movie is heard, and, after the logo has finished, then the short version of the 1978 Alan Landsburg Productions theme over the finished logo. The ALP logo is seen before the FremantleMedia logo.

* On ''Where the Hell's that Gold???!!!'' on its DVD release, it uses the low tone variant of the 1997 Pearson Television music on the "North America" version, as a result of double plaster.

* There is a variant that have the long version jingle played on the common variant "paint bubble", thus freeze-frame for a few second.

* On ''Komunikata'', a voiceover in Indonesian says "''Komunikata'' is a production of FremantleMedia in association with TPI. Nusrin Nuerdin speaking". The closing theme is used (sometimes after the jingle plays).

* On current prints of series 1 of ''Count Duckula'', the downpour of rain is heard, this is due to plastering over the 1969 [[Thames (1968-2005)|Thames Television]] logo.

===(September 10, 2018-)===

*A shorter version with the first two shots omitted has also been shown.

*An in-credit version appears on most episodes of ''The Price Is Right'', accompanied by a revised announcement: "This is (announcer's name) speaking for ''The Price Is Right'', a Fremantle production." Other episodes have the shortened logo, with the final bit of the show’s closing theme playing over it.

*On some older shows distributed by Fremantle, the text "Distributed by" or "Produced and Distributed by" appears above the logo.

*A still version of the "Distributed by" variant also exists, which is seen on the miniseries ''Jack the Ripper'' (1988).

*Rarely, the theme plays over a black screen. This has appeared on Buzzr airings of a 1972 episode (#1662) of ''What's My Line?'', episode #530 of ''Match Game '75'', and episode #1331 of ''Match Game '78'', respectively.

*A 4:3 version also exists.

*A version stretched from 4:3 to 16:9 also exists, which appeared on programming aired on Buzzr around May 20, 2021 and on Stan streaming prints of both ''Jamie's Chef'' and ''Jamie's Great Escape'', respectively, due to a scaling error.

*On the 2022 Filipino version of ''Family Feud'', no logo is featured at all, just a copyright stamp on a black background. However, starting with the March 25, 2022 episode (episode 3), the script, in still form, appears before the stamp. Starting with episode 6, aired on March 30, 2022, the full animation plays, but sped up in order to fit with the show's runtime.

*A zoomed-in variant also exists as well.

*On the Netflix series ''Wellmania'', the copyright notice reading "(C) 2023 Fremantle Media Australia Pty Ltd." appears at the bottom of the screen.

*A variant with the words "IN ASSOCATION WITH" also exists, which appears at the beginning of ''Little Bird''.

*On the pilot of ''Family Feud Africa'', the words "Distributed by FreMantle Media International" appear at the top of the screen above the logo which also exists.

*The shorter version cuts out the first two notes.

*On some cases, the final bit of the show’s closing theme plays over the logo, omitting either the first note or the first two notes.

*On ''Let’s Make a Deal'', the music starts playing over the show’s closing theme.

*On CBS programs, the network's guitar-driven generic theme from the 2003-04 on-air look (which is slightly high-pitched since 2008) is used.

*ABC and NBC airings used the respective channels' generic themes.

*Sometimes, the logo has the previous logo's theme if it plasters that logo, or the show's ending theme.

*High tone and low tone variants both also exist.

*Rarely, the theme is slightly re-arranged.