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WOSU is a [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] affiliate located in Columbus, Ohio. It went on the air in February 20th, 1956.
WOSU is a [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] affiliate located in Columbus, Ohio. It went on the air in February 20th, 1956.


===(1986-1990s)===
===1st ID (1985)===
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WOSU tv34.jpg
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'''ID:''' On a gray background with a bunch of a black lines, there's a lot of ink splat on it, and we see the the word "{{Font color|red|WOSU}}" at the top left of the screen. Then, we see the word "'''{{Font color|orange|tv 34}}'''" below the word "{{Font color|red|WOSU}}". And under the word "'''{{Font color|orange|tv 34}}'''", we see the word "{{Font color|purple|Columbus OH!}}" with the word "{{Font color|purple|Columbus}}" being underlined.
 
'''FX/SFX:''' None, it's a still logo.
 
'''Music/Sounds:''' An announcer says: "WOSU TV/34 Columbus and WPBO TV/42 Portsmouth."
 
'''Availability:''' Extinct. It was used as a station ID.
 
'''Editor's Note:''' None.
 
=== 2nd ID (1986-1990s)===
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Wosu logo.PNG
Wosu logo.PNG
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'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|blue|blue}}-{{Font color|darkblue|dark blue}} gradient background, 5 {{Font color|silver|silver}} horizontal bars fly out from the left (just like a gate closing) and position themselves on the screen. As soon as they reach the middle, a white upside-down triangle made of lines, with a {{Font color|red|red}}-{{Font color|gold|gold}} gradient abstract "{{Font color|gold|'''34'''}}" and a {{Font color|red|red}}-and-white "{{Font color|red|WOSU-TV}}" below on it, fly in from the right of the screen and position themselves on the center of the screen. Afterwards, a white "Columbus, Ohio" in a plain font appears at the bottom of the screen. Then two lights wipe across the silver bars on which the "34" is positioned, as if emanating from the logo.
'''ID:''' On a {{Font color|blue|blue}}-{{Font color|darkblue|dark blue}} gradient background, 5 {{Font color|silver|silver}} horizontal bars fly out from the left (just like a gate closing) and position themselves on the screen. As soon as they reach the middle, a white upside-down triangle made of lines, with a {{Font color|red|red}}-{{Font color|gold|gold}} gradient abstract "{{Font color|gold|'''34'''}}" and a {{Font color|red|red}}-and-white "{{Font color|red|WOSU-TV}}" below on it, fly in from the right of the screen and position themselves on the center of the screen. Afterwards, a white "Columbus, Ohio" in a plain font appears at the bottom of the screen. Then two lights wipe across the silver bars on which the "34" is positioned, as if emanating from the logo.


'''Variants:''' A shorter ID had just the still of the shiny bars and the "34" logo. Also, one of the following announcer spiels is used:
'''Variants:''' A shorter ID had just the still of the shiny bars and the "34" logo. Also, one of the following announcer spiels is used:
* "WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, and WPBO-TV/42 in Portsmouth."
*"WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, and WPBO-TV/42 in Portsmouth."
* "Public broadcasting from the Ohio State University, this is WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, and WPBO-TV in Portsmouth."
*"Public broadcasting from the Ohio State University, this is WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, and WPBO-TV in Portsmouth."
* "You're watching WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, and WPBO-TV/42 in Portsmouth."
*"You're watching WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, and WPBO-TV/42 in Portsmouth."
* When the station was 34 years old in 1990, instead of "Columbus, Ohio" appearing at the bottom of the screen, the phrase "34 is 34!" flipped up on the bottom of the triangle. The announcer spiel was "Celebrating 34 years of public broadcasting--WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, in WPBO-TV/42 in Portsmouth. TV-34... is 34!"
*When the station was 34 years old in 1990, instead of "Columbus, Ohio" appearing at the bottom of the screen, the phrase "34 is 34!" flipped up on the bottom of the triangle. The announcer spiel was "Celebrating 34 years of public broadcasting--WOSU-TV/34 in Columbus, in WPBO-TV/42 in Portsmouth. TV-34... is 34!"


'''FX/SFX:''' The silver bars slamming on the screen, the "34" logo flying in, the light wipe across the bars.
'''FX/SFX:''' The silver bars slamming on the screen, the "34" logo flying in, the light wipe across the bars.

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