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''{{Font color|orange|Logo descriptions by}} Jason Jones, Matt Williams, Matt Anscher, Nicholas Aczel, John Coffey and Gilblitz112''
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===Background===  
===Background===  
Disney's TV output from 1954 until 1981 (the anthology series, Zorro, Mickey Mouse Club) had no in-credit text for "Walt Disney Productions" at all, only a copyright stamp at the end of the closing credits; also, it didn't have its own television arm until 1983 as "Walt Disney Pictures Television". The name Disney obviously required no indication, unlike other studios. Syndication of Disney's library was done by [[SFM Entertainment]]. The original Mickey Mouse Club, The Mouse Factory, and the 1970s revival of MMC were the only programs made available through syndication; in the days before the Disney Channel, the lesser movies and the short cartoons were seen only on the anthology series, while the animated films and first-tier live-action films were, of course, re-issued to theaters. When the anthology series moved to CBS however, this changed. In 2003, the Walt Disney Television Group (now the "Disney-ABC Television Group") in the U.S. was shut down and reincorporated to its [[Disney Television Animation|television animation division]] (currently part of Disney Channel since 2005). The live-action division of the company was already folded into [[Touchstone Television]] (now [[ABC Studios]]) shortly after Disney reincorporated its TV output to its television animation division. Today, WDT is still active as in-name-only by producing programs internationally.
Disney's TV output from 1954 until 1981 (the anthology series, ''Zorro'', ''Mickey Mouse Club'') had no in-credit text for "Walt Disney Productions" at all, only a copyright stamp at the end of the closing credits; also, the company didn't have its own television arm until 1983 as "Walt Disney Pictures Television". The name Disney obviously required no indication, unlike other studios. Syndication of Disney's library was done by [[SFM Entertainment]]. The original ''Mickey Mouse Club'', ''The Mouse Factory'', and the 1970s revival of ''MMC'' were the only programs made available through syndication; in the days before the Disney Channel, the lesser movies and the short cartoons were seen only on the anthology series, while the animated films and first-tier live-action films were, of course, re-issued to theaters. When the anthology series moved to CBS however, this changed. In 2003, the Walt Disney Television Group (now the "Disney-ABC Television Group") in the U.S. was shut down and reincorporated to its [[Disney Television Animation|television animation division]] (currently part of Disney Channel since 2005). The live-action division of the company was already folded into [[Touchstone Television]] (now [[ABC Studios]]) shortly after Disney reincorporated its TV output to its television animation division. Today, WDT is still active as in-name-only by producing programs internationally.
 
 


=== 1st Logo (March 23, 1975, September 26, 1981-February 18, 1985) ===
=== 1st Logo (March 23, 1975, September 26, 1981-February 18, 1985) ===


'''Logo:''' It's only in-credit text saying "WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS".
'''Logo:''' Just in-credit text saying "WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS".
 


'''Later Variants:'''
'''Later Variants:'''
*In 1983, the word "PRODUCTIONS" was changed to "PICTURES".
*In 1983, the word "PRODUCTIONS" was changed to "PICTURES".
*On the 1984 CBS special ''Donald Duck's 50th Birthday'', the text was superimposed on a black-red gradient background, with the text "{{Font color|#a3ddff|WALT DiSNEY}}" in the corporate font and the words "{{Font color|#a3ddff|PICTURES}}" and "{{Font color|#a3ddff|TELEVISION DIVISION}}" below.
*On the 1984 CBS special ''Donald Duck's 50th Birthday'', the text was superimposed on a black-{{Font color|red|red}} gradient background, with the text "{{Font color|#A3DDFF|WALT DiSNEY}}" in the corporate font and the words "{{Font color|#A3DDFF|PICTURES}}" and "{{Font color|#A3DDFF|TELEVISION DIVISION}}" below.
*Another variant is an in-credit notice with "WALT DiSNEY" in its corporate font with "PICTURES" and "TELEVISION" above and below each other with a line in between them. This is seen on ''Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration''.
*Another variant is an in-credit notice with "WALT DiSNEY" in its corporate font with "PICTURES" and "TELEVISION" above and below each other with a line in between them. This is seen on ''Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration''.
*On the one-hour NBC version of ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'', first broadcast in 1984, there's an in-credit notice reading "From Walt Disney Pictures Television".
*On the one-hour NBC version of ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'', first broadcast in 1984, there's an in-credit notice reading "From Walt Disney Pictures Television".


'''FX/SFX:''' None.
'''FX/SFX:''' None.


'''Music/Sounds:''' The closing theme of the show.
'''Music/Sounds:''' The closing theme of the show.


'''Availability:''' Rare.
'''Availability:''' Rare.
*It's seen on 1981-1983 anthology series episodes (when the show was titled ''Walt Disney'') and on the Disney Channel Valentine's Day compilation of cartoon material entitled ''From Disney with Love''. Since these are no longer on the Disney Channel, one must look for the commercially released (but long out of print) videotapes of the anthology series (the episodes being "The Hunter and the Rock Star" and "The Ranger of Brownstone").
*It's seen on 1981-1983 anthology series episodes (when the show was titled ''Walt Disney'') and on the Disney Channel Valentine's Day compilation of cartoon material entitled ''From Disney with Love''. Since these are no longer on the Disney Channel, one must look for the commercially released (but long out of print) videotapes of the anthology series (the episodes being "The Hunter and the Rock Star" and "The Ranger of Brownstone").
*It can be seen been used on the few short-lived series the studio produced for CBS in 1982 and 1983 (''Herbie the Love Bug'', ''Gun Shy'', ''Small and Frye'', ''Zorro and Son''), but these shows are never seen anymore, at least on television.
*It can be seen been used on the few short-lived series the studio produced for CBS in 1982 and 1983 (''Herbie the Love Bug'', ''Gun Shy'', ''Small and Frye'', ''Zorro and Son''), but these shows are never seen anymore, at least on television.
*The Bill Cotter [https://www.billcotter.com/index.htm website] has information on all TV produced by Disney and its subsidiary labels.
*The Bill Cotter [https://www.billcotter.com/index.htm website] has information on all TV produced by Disney and its subsidiary labels.
*The text most likely first appeared on ''The Wonderful World of Disney'' episode "Welcome to the World".
*The text most likely first appeared on ''The Wonderful World of Disney'' episode "Welcome to the World".




=== 2nd Logo (September 14, 1985-March 25, 2005) ===
=== 2nd Logo (September 14, 1985-March 25, 2005) ===


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'''Nicknames:''' "The Castle", "Blue Castle", "Magic Kingdom", "Disney", "Disney Castle"
'''Nicknames:''' "The Castle", "Blue Castle", "Magic Kingdom", "Disney", "Disney Castle"


 
'''Logo:''' A shortened version of the [[Walt Disney Pictures]] logo, starting with the white ball of light forming the words "WALT DiSNEY", but with the word "{{Font|Courier|TELEVISION}}" below it instead. A white circular line is drawn over the castle.
'''Logo:''' A shortened version of the [[Walt Disney Pictures]] logo, starting with the white ball of light, then extending out to form the words "WALT DiSNEY", but with the word "<span style="font-family:Courier;">TELEVISION</span>" below it instead. A white circular line is drawn over the castle.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*On international prints of their shows from 1998 to 2006, the text (including the URL for the version with it) would crossfade to "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Distributed by [[Buena Vista International Television|Buena Vista International, Inc.]]".
*On international prints of their shows from 1998 to 2006, the text (including the URL for the version with it) would crossfade to "{{Font|Times New Roman|Distributed by [[Buena Vista International Television|Buena Vista International, Inc.]]}}".
*There's a slightly longer variant that starts about a second before the white ball of light appears. This variant can be seen on the ''Fluppy Dogs'' pilot movie and on ''Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration''.
*There's a slightly longer variant that starts about a second before the white ball of light appears. This variant can be seen on the ''Fluppy Dogs'' pilot movie and on ''Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration''.
*The very first version of this logo used a shortened version of the 1985 movie logo until 1986, this was retained on Toon Disney (now Disney XD) airings of ''Disney's Wuzzles'' in the early 2000's.
*The very first version of this logo used a shortened version of the 1985 movie logo until 1986, this was retained on Toon Disney (now Disney XD) airings of ''Disney's Wuzzles'' in the early 2000's.
*A later variant has the 1990 (or 1998) castle.
*A later variant has the 1990 (or 1998) castle.
*One variant, introduced in 1998, has the URL "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>'''www.disney.com</span>'''" below. There is no flash in this variant with the castle and the "WALT DISNEY" name already formed, but in an extremely rare case on the 2000 logo, the URL appeared from the flash the same time as the text.
*One variant, introduced in 1998, has the URL "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''www.disney.com'''}}" below. There is no flash in this variant with the castle and the "WALT DISNEY" name already formed, but in an extremely rare case on the 2000 logo, the URL appeared from the flash the same time as the text.
*There is also another variant without the web page byline, and it also cuts out the flash. This was also used with the Buena Vista International Television logo.
*There is also another variant without the web page byline, and it also cuts out the flash. This was also used with the Buena Vista International Television logo.
*A variant with "'''''In Association With'''''" appearing above the castle was seen on original airings of the short-lived ''Sidekicks''.
*A variant with "'''''In Association With'''''" appearing above the castle was seen on original airings of the short-lived ''Sidekicks''.
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*One 2001 episode of ''House of Mouse'' on Disney Cinemagic in the UK had a slowed down variant of the 2000 logo. This was most likely because the episode was an U.S. print and it was a plastering job turned sloppy. This also happened on an episode of ''Lloyd in Space'' on the same network.
*One 2001 episode of ''House of Mouse'' on Disney Cinemagic in the UK had a slowed down variant of the 2000 logo. This was most likely because the episode was an U.S. print and it was a plastering job turned sloppy. This also happened on an episode of ''Lloyd in Space'' on the same network.
*A still variant exists on the 1986 TV special ''Disney's Living Seas''.
*A still variant exists on the 1986 TV special ''Disney's Living Seas''.


'''FX/SFX:''' The "flash", and the drawing with the line. For the later years, it's enhanced.
'''FX/SFX:''' The "flash", and the drawing with the line. For the later years, it's enhanced.
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*September 14, 1985-1988: A light 6-note synth tune, with the 5th note particularly rolled. This logo was played on the Roland Alpha Juno keyboard (which the patch was Bell-Chimes #1)
*September 14, 1985-1988: A light 6-note synth tune, with the 5th note particularly rolled. This logo was played on the Roland Alpha Juno keyboard (which the patch was Bell-Chimes #1)
*1987-2003: A 6-note orchestral fanfare based on "When You Wish Upon a Star". This piece of music was previously used as a bumper for ''The Magical World of Disney''.
*1987-2003: A 6-note orchestral fanfare based on "When You Wish Upon a Star". This piece of music was previously used as a bumper for ''The Magical World of Disney''.


'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
*On Disney+ prints of ''Hercules: The Animated Series'', and on Disney Channel and Toon Disney airings of both ''DuckTales'' (also on the iTunes airings as well) and some episodes of ''Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears'', it had a series of pings being played rapidly a la the piano due to it plastering the 3rd logo (see below).
*On Disney+ prints of ''Hercules: The Animated Series'', and on Disney Channel and Toon Disney airings of both ''DuckTales'' (also on the iTunes airings as well) and some episodes of ''Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears'', it had a series of pings being played rapidly a la the piano due to it plastering the 3rd logo (see below).
*Starting in 1988, a warped variant of the music was introduced. This was also used on a bumper for ''The Magical World of Disney''.
*Starting in 1988, a warped variant of the music was introduced. This was also used on a bumper for ''The Magical World of Disney''.
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'''Availability:''' Uncommon.
'''Availability:''' Uncommon.
*The original version with the 6-note synth tune is extinct, as it has not been heard in years. DVDs do not have it as well, though recent Greek dubbed prints of the season 1 ''Disney's Adventures of The Gummi Bears'' episode "A Gummi in a Gilded Cage" leaves the theme intact over the 1995 version of the 3rd logo.
*The original version with the 6-note synth tune is extinct, as it has not been heard in years. DVDs do not have it as well, though recent Greek dubbed prints of the season 1 ''Disney's Adventures of The Gummi Bears'' episode "A Gummi in a Gilded Cage" leaves the theme intact over the 1995 version of the 3rd logo.
*The 1986 version is uncommon and appears on many family programs on ABC, Disney Channel, ABC Family, Disney XD, and other Disney-produced shows on any network. It can still be found on reruns of ''Gargoyles'' on Disney XD and ''Recess'' on the direct-to-video movies on VHS and DVD. It also appears at the end of the ''Aladdin'' sequel ''The Return of Jafar'', even on Blu-ray copies.
*The 1986 version is uncommon and appears on many family programs on ABC, Disney Channel, ABC Family, Disney XD, and other Disney-produced shows on any network. It can still be found on reruns of ''Gargoyles'' on Disney XD and ''Recess'' on the direct-to-video movies on VHS and DVD. It also appears at the end of the ''Aladdin'' sequel ''The Return of Jafar'', even on Blu-ray copies.
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*This can be seen for a split second at the end of some early '90s VHS releases of ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'', at the end of the closing credits for episodes like "The Great Honey Pot Robbery".
*This can be seen for a split second at the end of some early '90s VHS releases of ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'', at the end of the closing credits for episodes like "The Great Honey Pot Robbery".


'''Editor's Note:''' This is a very iconic logo and a favorite of many, especially due to the beautiful music used from 1987 onwards.


'''Editor's Note:''' This is a very iconic logo and a favorite of many, especially due to the beautiful music used from 1987 onwards.


=== 3rd Logo (1985-2003) ===
=== 3rd Logo (1985-2003) ===


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'''Nicknames:''' "Abstract Castle", "Multicolored Kingdom", "Disney Castle II", "Rainbow Disney Castle"
'''Nicknames:''' "Abstract Castle", "Multicolored Kingdom", "Disney Castle II", "Rainbow Disney Castle"


'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|#4a0082|shady indigo blue}} background, we see the familiar Disney stylized, segmented castle (as seen in the 1985 Walt Disney Pictures logo), but shaded (from top to bottom) {{Font color|#ff0000|red}}, {{Font color|#ffa500|orange}}, and {{Font color|#ffff00|yellow}}. The white circular line is already there, as is the "WALT DiSNEY" corporate text below, but with "Television". A spark flies around the circular line from right to left (in the same vein as said movie logo) as the words fade to the Buena Vista Television text.
'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|#4A0082|shady indigo blue}} background, we see the familiar Disney stylized, segmented castle (as seen in the 1985 Walt Disney Pictures logo), but shaded (from top to bottom) {{Font color|red|red}}, {{Font color|orange|orange}}, and {{Font color|#FFFF00|yellow}}. The white circular line is already there, as is the "WALT DiSNEY" corporate text below, but with "Television". A spark flies around the circular line from right to left (in the same vein as said movie logo) as the words fade to the Buena Vista Television text.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*There is a variant with no animation and no text fading when the "WALT DiSNEY <span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Television</span>" text stays on screen. Most ''Winnie the Pooh'' videos had this still logo, though other shows (such as several shows on Disney+ and overseas airings of ''Recess'' & season 3 of ''Timon & Pumbaa'', and iTunes releases of ''Darkwing Duck'') may have animation but no text fading.
*There is a variant with no animation and no text fading when the "WALT DiSNEY {{Font|Times New Roman|Television}}" text stays on screen. Most ''Winnie the Pooh'' videos had this still logo, though other shows (such as several shows on Disney+ and overseas airings of ''Recess'' & season 3 of ''Timon & Pumbaa'', and iTunes releases of ''Darkwing Duck'') may have animation but no text fading.
*The "WALT DiSNEY <span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Television</span>" text would cross-fade to the text reading as "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Distributed By [[Buena Vista Television]]</span>" or (for non-U.S. prints and most DVD prints) "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Distributed By Buena Vista International Inc.</span>".
*The "WALT DiSNEY {{Font|Times New Roman|Television}}" text would cross-fade to the text reading as "{{Font|Times New Roman|Distributed By [[Buena Vista Television]]}}" or (for non-U.S. prints and most DVD prints) "{{Font|Times New Roman|Distributed By Buena Vista International Inc.}}".
*Some showings of this logo have it fade out before the Buena Vista Television text fades in.
*Some showings of this logo have it fade out before the Buena Vista Television text fades in.
*There is a variation where the background is black, the castle and curved line do not appear, and only the text appears and does not fade. This was used on the 1995 made-for-TV remake of ''Escape to Witch Mountain''.
*There is a variation where the background is black, the castle and curved line do not appear, and only the text appears and does not fade. This was used on the 1995 made-for-TV remake of ''Escape to Witch Mountain''.
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*Strangely, this and the Buena Vista International TV logo, followed the Touchstone Television logo on the ''Home Improvement'' season 2 episode "I'm Scheming of a White Christmas", and the ''Boy Meets World'' season 5 episode "Heartbreak Cory", both can be seen on their DVD releases.
*Strangely, this and the Buena Vista International TV logo, followed the Touchstone Television logo on the ''Home Improvement'' season 2 episode "I'm Scheming of a White Christmas", and the ''Boy Meets World'' season 5 episode "Heartbreak Cory", both can be seen on their DVD releases.
*TVP1 airings of ''Sidekicks'' also used this logo.
*TVP1 airings of ''Sidekicks'' also used this logo.




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'''Nicknames:''' "Sixty Years of Mickey with You", "Happy Birthday Mickey!"
'''Nicknames:''' "Sixty Years of Mickey with You", "Happy Birthday Mickey!"


'''Logo:''' On a ''{{Font color|#ffa500|yellow}} background, we see Mickey, in a tuxedo, stand on a ''{{Font color|#0000ff|blue}} filmstrip with Steamboat Willie in it, over a pink circle with the words "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>'''SIXTY YEARS WITH YOU'''</span>" in it. A {{Font color|#00ff00|green}} banner is behind him reading "'''MICKEY'''". Underneath is the blue text "{{Font color|#2e8cff|WALT DiSNEY}} <span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>{{Font color|#2e8cff|Television}}</span>", with "{{Font color|#2e8cff|WALT DiSNEY}}" in the corporate "Disney" font. Mickey later winks and then blinks his eyes twice.
'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|#FFD900|yellow}} background, we see Mickey, in a tuxedo, stand on a {{Font color|blue|blue}} filmstrip with ''Steamboat Willie'' in it, over a {{Font color|hotpink|pink}} circle with the words "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''SIXTY YEARS WITH YOU'''}}" in it. A {{Font color|limegreen|green}} banner is behind him reading "'''MICKEY'''". Underneath is the blue text "{{Font color|#2E8CFF|WALT DiSNEY {{Font|Times New Roman|Television}}}}", with "{{Font color|#2E8CFF|WALT DiSNEY}}" in the corporate "Disney" font. Mickey then winks and then blinks his eyes twice.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*There is a longer version where it zooms out from the filmstrip and Mickey jumps in wearing a top hat. He throws away the hat and goes into his position as "{{Font color|#2e8cff|WALT DiSNEY}} <span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>{{Font color|#2e8cff|Television}}</span>" fades in underneath.
*There is a longer version where it zooms out from the filmstrip and Mickey jumps in wearing a top hat. He throws away the hat and goes into his position as "{{Font color|#2E8CFF|WALT DiSNEY {{Font|Times New Roman|Television}}}}" fades in underneath.
*A short version (without "{{Font color|#2e8cff|WALT DiSNEY}} <span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>{{Font color|#2e8cff|Television}}</span>") exists that starts with Mickey just about to pose with the text on the circle and banner starting to fade in.
*A short version (without "{{Font color|#2E8CFF|WALT DiSNEY {{Font|Times New Roman|Television}}}}") exists that starts with Mickey just about to pose with the text on the circle and banner starting to fade in.
*An even longer version appeared at the end of the 1988 Disney video ''Mickey's Magical World''. See [[Mickey: Sixty Years with You]] for more details.
*An even longer version appeared at the end of the 1988 Disney video ''Mickey's Magical World''. See [[Mickey: Sixty Years with You]] for more details.


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*The short version (with 1987 music) was spotted on the TV special ''Disneyland's All-Star Comedy Circus''.
*The short version (with 1987 music) was spotted on the TV special ''Disneyland's All-Star Comedy Circus''.
*The logo also (appropriately) appeared on ''Mickey's 60th Birthday''.
*The logo also (appropriately) appeared on ''Mickey's 60th Birthday''.




=== 5th Logo (1990-1996, 1998) ===
=== 5th Logo (1990-1996, 1998) ===


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'''Nicknames:''' "Abstract Castle II", "Multicolored Kingdom II", "Disney Castle III", "Rainbow Disney Castle II"
'''Nicknames:''' "Abstract Castle II", "Multicolored Kingdom II", "Disney Castle III", "Rainbow Disney Castle II"


'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see the castle as in the 3rd logo with the 3-D words "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>'''{{Font color|#4181f0|Walt Disney Television}}'''</span>" (now with "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>'''{{Font color|#4181f0|Walt Disney}}'''</span>" in the same Times New Roman Bold font as the rest of the words) below it. A spark draws the circular line, but this time from left to right. As the line draws itself, the flags appear one by one on top of the castle. The words below fade to the Buena Vista Television text.
'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see the castle as in the 3rd logo with the 3-D words "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''{{Font color|#4181F0|Walt Disney Television}}'''}}" (now with "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''{{Font color|#4181F0|Walt Disney}}'''}}" in the same Times New Roman Bold font as "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''{{Font color|#4181F0|Television}}'''}}") below it. A spark draws the circular line, but this time from left to right. As the line draws itself, the flags appear one by one on top of the castle. The words below fade to the Buena Vista Television text.


'''Variants:''' A still version was used on the 1996-97 season of ''The Disney Afternoon'', this faded into the 1995 Buena Vista Television logo.
'''Variants:''' A still version was used on the 1996-97 season of ''The Disney Afternoon'', this faded into the 1995 Buena Vista Television logo.
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'''Availability:''' Very rare.
'''Availability:''' Very rare.
*It's seen on such shows like ''TaleSpin'' (including its original pilot), among others and also used on 1994 re-runs of ''The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh'' in syndication.
*Seen on shows like ''TaleSpin'' (including its original pilot) and also used on 1994 re-runs of ''The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh'' in syndication.
*It was also seen on the Christmas episode of ''Bonkers'' titled "Miracle at the 34th Precinct", and surprisingly appears on the ''Goof Troop'' episode "Calling All Goofs" on the ''Goof Troop: Volume 2'' DVD set.
*It was also seen on the Christmas episode of ''Bonkers'' titled "Miracle at the 34th Precinct", and surprisingly appears on the ''Goof Troop'' episode "Calling All Goofs" on the ''Goof Troop: Volume 2'' DVD set.




=== 6th Logo (September 6, 1991-September 4, 1992) ===


=== 6th Logo (September 6, 1991-September 4, 1992) ===
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'''Nickname:''' "Goofy Filmstrip"
'''Nickname:''' "Goofy Filmstrip"


'''Logo:''' Against a white background, we see Goofy appear upside down from the top-left corner with a quizzical look on his face. As his expression changes from a confused one to an excited one, the logo zooms out to reveal it's on a white filmstrip, superimposed on a {{Font color|#0037de|shaded blue}} gradient background decorated with black drawings of the typical castle. The text "WALT DiSNEY <span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Television</span>" (with "WALT DiSNEY" in its corporate font) can be seen below the white filmstrip, then after a few seconds it changes to the "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>Distributed By Buena Vista Television</span>" text.
'''Logo:''' Against a white background, we see Goofy appear upside down from the top-left corner with a quizzical look on his face. As his expression changes from a confused one to an excited one, the logo zooms out to reveal it's on a white filmstrip, superimposed on a {{Font color|#0037DE|shaded blue}} gradient background decorated with black drawings of the typical castle. The text "WALT DiSNEY {{Font|Times New Roman|Television}}" (with "WALT DiSNEY" in its corporate font) can be seen below the white filmstrip, then after a few seconds it changes to the "{{Font|Times New Roman|Distributed By Buena Vista Television}}" text.


'''FX/SFX:''' Goofy moving. All good Disney animation.
'''FX/SFX:''' Goofy moving. All good Disney animation.
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'''Availability:''' Extinct. It was originally seen on the 1991-1992 season of ''The Disney Afternoon''.
'''Availability:''' Extinct. It was originally seen on the 1991-1992 season of ''The Disney Afternoon''.




=== 7th Logo (December 17, 2008) ===
=== 7th Logo (December 17, 2008) ===


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'''Nicknames:''' "The CGI Castle", "CGI Magic Kingdom", "Disney Castle IV", "CGI Disney Castle", "Cinderella Castle", "Ultra Majestic Castle", "The Happiest Place on Earth"
'''Nicknames:''' "The CGI Castle", "CGI Magic Kingdom", "Disney Castle IV", "CGI Disney Castle", "Cinderella Castle", "Ultra Majestic Castle", "The Happiest Place on Earth"


'''Logo:''' We see the completed 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo, with "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>STUDIOS</span>" instead of "<span style=font-family:Times-New-Roman;>PICTURES</span>".
'''Logo:''' We see the completed 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo, with "{{Font|Times New Roman|STUDIOS}}" instead of "{{Font|Times New Roman|PICTURES}}".


'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the movie logo.
'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the movie logo.
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'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. This was only seen on ''A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa''.
'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. This was only seen on ''A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa''.


{{TV-Navbox}}{{Navbox-WaltDisney}}


 
[[Category:Television Logos]]
[[Category:Television Logos]] [[Category:The Walt Disney Company]]
[[Category:American Television Logos]]
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[[Category:American Logos]]
[[Category:The Walt Disney Company]]
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