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*** The first two volumes of the UK-exclusive ''The Very Best of the Muppet Show'' also keep the sequence, but replace the logos with a Jim Henson Company copyright notice. On these releases, the reedited sequence is followed by the Jim Henson Home Entertainment logo. | *** The first two volumes of the UK-exclusive ''The Very Best of the Muppet Show'' also keep the sequence, but replace the logos with a Jim Henson Company copyright notice. On these releases, the reedited sequence is followed by the Jim Henson Home Entertainment logo. | ||
*** The boxsets of the first three seasons from [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] replace the ITC logo with a copyright notice for the [[The Muppets Studio|The Muppets Holding Company]]. This notice remains intact on Disney+ prints. | *** The boxsets of the first three seasons from [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] replace the ITC logo with a copyright notice for the [[The Muppets Studio|The Muppets Holding Company]]. This notice remains intact on Disney+ prints. | ||
* This was routinely plastered over by the 4th logo on newer prints of older ITC series (when Sci-Fi Channel reran ''Space: 1999'', the second version {with and without the ATV byline} and the 4th logo plastered over the original 1973 ITC Presents logo on all episodes except the show's finale, "The Dorcons"). [[International Video Entertainment|IVE]] releases of ''The Saint'' in the 1980s (and subsequent re-releases by [[Avid Home Entertainment]]) also plastered the 4th logo over this one. | |||
** Most in-credit versions are usually left alone (see below for more information). | ** Most in-credit versions are usually left alone (see below for more information). | ||
* It also appears on the ''MST3K'' episode "Cosmic Princess" (which is just really episodes of ''Space: 1999'' edited together into a film). | * It also appears on the ''MST3K'' episode "Cosmic Princess" (which is just really episodes of ''Space: 1999'' edited together into a film). | ||
* | * The original centered variant appears on the Magnetic Video release of ''The Dancing Years'', and the 1977 closing variant appears at the start of the Magnetic Video release of ''March or Die''. | ||
* This logo also showed up on some syndicated prints of non-ITC movies, including a 1991 Citytv Toronto airing of ''All of Me'', as well as mid-1990s USA Network airings of ''Halloween'' (1978); one rerun of the 1985 film ''Sweet Dreams'' on WGN America circa 2010 retained the ITC logo (minus the drumroll, presumably an audio error) followed by the 2004 [[Granada International]] logo. | * This logo also showed up on some syndicated prints of non-ITC movies, including a 1991 Citytv Toronto airing of ''All of Me'', as well as mid-1990s USA Network airings of ''Halloween'' (1978); one rerun of the 1985 film ''Sweet Dreams'' on WGN America circa 2010 retained the ITC logo (minus the drumroll, presumably an audio error) followed by the 2004 [[Granada International]] logo. | ||
* This logo also appears on Amazon Prime's print of ''The Ann Jillian Story'', in PAL pitch, oddly enough, as the rest of the movie is in NTSC. | * This logo also appears on Amazon Prime's print of ''The Ann Jillian Story'', in PAL pitch, oddly enough, as the rest of the movie is in NTSC. | ||
* The first standalone in-credit variant is left intact on ''Billionaire Boys Club'', with the 2004 Granada International logo following it; the "PRODUCTIONS" variant appears at the end of the 1986 [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] release of ''The Girl Who Spelled Freedom'', followed by the [[Walt Disney Television]] logo. | * The first standalone in-credit variant is left intact on ''Billionaire Boys Club'', with the 2004 Granada International logo following it; the "PRODUCTIONS" variant appears at the end of the 1986 [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] release of ''The Girl Who Spelled Freedom'', followed by the [[Walt Disney Television]] logo. | ||
* Another variant with zooming animation appears at the end of the 1988 IVE release of ''Sunset Limousine''. | * Another variant with zooming animation appears at the end of the 1988 IVE release of ''Sunset Limousine''. | ||
* The dark blue standalone in-credit background variant appears | * The dark blue standalone in-credit background variant appears on the 1981 movie ''From a Far Country''. | ||
* The black standalone in-credit background variant appears on the 1977 TV movie ''The Man in the Iron Mask'' and the first season of ''Lovejoy'' from 1986, although it is replaced by a still version of the 2001 [[Fremantle|FremantleMedia]] logo on the DVD releases, and also on a rerelease of ''Vendetta for the Saint'' (1969). | * The black standalone in-credit background variant appears on the 1977 TV movie ''The Man in the Iron Mask'' and the first season of ''Lovejoy'' from 1986, (although it is replaced by a still version of the 2001 [[Fremantle|FremantleMedia]] logo on the DVD releases), and also on a rerelease of ''Vendetta for the Saint'' (1969). | ||
** It is also kept intact on the latter | ** It is also kept intact on the latter movie on ITVX with the 2013 [[ITV Studios Global Distribution|ITV Studios Global Entertainment]] logo following it. | ||
* The animated superimposed variant appears on the TV movies like ''Secret Weapons'' and ''Malice in Wonderland'' (also known as ''The Rumor Mill''). | * The animated superimposed variant appears on the TV movies like ''Secret Weapons'' and ''Malice in Wonderland'' (also known as ''The Rumor Mill''). | ||
* The green variant appears on ''The Munch Bunch''. | * The green variant appears on ''The Munch Bunch''. | ||