Tribune Entertainment: Difference between revisions

*Sometimes, a <u>copyright notice appears on the bottom of the screen</u>.

*On <u>local newscasts and ''Tales from the Darkside''</u>, "'''''BROADCASTING'''''" replaces "'''''ENTERTAINMENT'''''".

*On <u>''Comedy Break''</u>, a chyroned copyright stamp for Tribune and [[Viacom Productions|Viacom Enterprises]] is seen over both this logo and the warp-speed, videotaped Viacom "V of Doom" logo that follows.

'''Availability:''' It appears on ''Soul Train'', ''Tales From the Darkside'', ''Comedy Break'', ''At The Movies'', and ''Dempsey and Makepeace'' when it aired in syndication in the United States.

'''Audio:''' Only the ending theme of the show, but sometimes silent.

'''Availability:''' Appears on ''What a Country!'', ''Soul Train'', ''Geraldo'', the last season of ''Tales from the Darkside'', and the first two seasons of ''Monsters''.

'''Audio:''' The end theme with an announcer saying "Tribune Entertainment" at the end.

'''Availability:''' Only appears on 1988 episodes of ''At the Movies with Rex Reed and Dixie Whatley''.

*Sometimes, a <u>copyright stamp fades in below</u>. The font of the copyright stamp may also differ.

*On <u>local newscasts</u>, the word "{{color|gold|'''''BROADCASTING'''''}}" replaces "{{color|gold|'''''ENTERTAINMENT'''''}}".

*A <u>version where the stacks zoom downward and form the "'''T'''"</u> exists.

'''Availability:''' Appears on reruns of ''Soul Train'' on Centric (now BET Her), ''Geraldo'', the third and final season of ''Monsters'', and other programs of that time.

*Sometimes, a <u>copyright stamp is seen under the logo</u>.

*A <u>short version of this logo</u> already has the logo formed when it begins.

*Another version has <u>"Media Sales by"</u> superimposed over the logo.

*An <u>earlier variant</u> exists, where the word "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''TRIBUNE'''}}" is in {{color|hotpink|pink}} or in different colors. A copyright notice is usually shown below.

*A <u>16:9 widescreen version</u> of the logo also exists.

*The <u>short version</u> plays either the last note or the last five notes, the closing theme, the network's generic theme, or none.

*On <u>at least two episodes of season 1 of ''Andromeda''</u> ("An Affirming Flame" and "To Loose the Fateful Lightning"), the short version plays the last two notes instead of the last note or the five notes.

'''Availability:'''  

*It was seen on many shows including Gene Roddenberry-produced adaptations (''Earth: Final Conflict, Andromeda'') and 2000s episodes of ''Soul Train, Beyond with James Van Praagh'' and ''Family Feud''. Also appeared on reruns of ''City Guys'', edited ''South Park'' episodes and the former DiC Kids Block syndicated on local stations, and first-run syndication airings of the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] library.  

*It was retained on ''Archie's Weird Mysteries'' and ''Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century'' on the now-defunct Qubo.

*It also appears on the last three seasons of ''Geraldo'' (becoming ''The Geraldo Rivera Show'' in its last two seasons), while the "Media Sales By" version appears on ''Animal Rescue''.

*It also makes an appearance at the end of Trifecta's syndicated print of ''In Dreams'' (a 1999 DreamWorks film) before the 1995 [[Paramount Pictures]] and Trifecta logos.

**This was also left intact on Court TV Mystery's print of the film as well, but not with the Paramount/Trifecta logo combo.

*The 2017 [[Mill Creek Entertainment]] DVD set of ''Liberty's Kids'' also retains this logo on most episodes.

*The short variant appears at the end of Tubi and Amazon Prime's print of ''David's Mother'', following the [[Hearst Entertainment]] logo.

*It was seen on the July 25, 2005 We-TV airing of ''Miracle in the Woods'', following the [[Patchett Kaufman Entertainment]] logo.