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*** Has a constant colour scheme/contrast | *** Has a constant colour scheme/contrast | ||
*** Has a thinner text for "ENTERTAINMENT" | *** Has a thinner text for "ENTERTAINMENT" | ||
*** Has the | *** Has the "TM (Trademark)" logo beside the HIT logo, next to its top right corner. | ||
**** There is a variant of the prototype version with "PLC" next to "ENTERTAINMENT" and "TM" is removed. | |||
**Standard version: | **Standard version: | ||
***The animated version | ***The animated version | ||
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*The normal in-credit variant appears on seasons 5-6 of ''Pingu'', while the white background one appears on the 2003 series of ''Fireman Sam'' and at the end of games from the company. | *The normal in-credit variant appears on seasons 5-6 of ''Pingu'', while the white background one appears on the 2003 series of ''Fireman Sam'' and at the end of games from the company. | ||
*Both the “ENTERTAINMENT” and “CONSUMER PRODUCTS” white background variants appear on games of the company’s shows, and an “ENTERTAINMENT PLC” version was seen on the remastered versions of the original ''Fireman Sam'' alongside the 1987 [[Bumper Films]] and 1995 [[S4C]] logos. | *Both the “ENTERTAINMENT” and “CONSUMER PRODUCTS” white background variants appear on games of the company’s shows, and an “ENTERTAINMENT PLC” version was seen on the remastered versions of the original ''Fireman Sam'' alongside the 1987 [[Bumper Films]] and 1995 [[S4C]] logos. | ||
* | *The prototype version was used as a de-facto home video logo on HIT’s VHS and DVD releases in the UK from January 2004 until April 2007. It can be also seen at the end of certain programmes. | ||
** The second prototype was seen on early VHS releases. | |||
*It was also used to plaster over the HIT Communications PLC logo and the 2nd logo at times, and also makes a surprise appearance on the Britbox print of episode 1 of ''Dennis the Menace and Gnasher'' (1996-1998) through plastering the 2nd logo. | *It was also used to plaster over the HIT Communications PLC logo and the 2nd logo at times, and also makes a surprise appearance on the Britbox print of episode 1 of ''Dennis the Menace and Gnasher'' (1996-1998) through plastering the 2nd logo. | ||
*''Thomas & Friends'' DVDs from 2003 to 2008 owned by 2Entertain used the 4th logo instead of this for some reason. | *''Thomas & Friends'' DVDs from 2003 to 2008 owned by 2Entertain used the 4th logo instead of this for some reason. | ||