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→6th Logo (September 13, 1965-August 29, 1974): Remove duplicate photos, convert YouTube embeds to use YouTube template, tone down nicknames, minor gramattical edits.
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'''Nicknames:''' "S from Hell", "The Spiral S", "The Filmstrip S | '''Nicknames:''' "S from Hell", "The Spiral S", "The Filmstrip S", "S of Doom", "Burning S", "Red S", "Hellish S" | ||
'''Logo:''' On a yellow background, two red parallelograms (or lines) come from the top and bottom of the screen, and the upper one is at a distance while the lower is closer. They fly towards each other, and the higher moves forward while the lower backs away. As they do so, they grow in length and wrap around a space where a red dot appears, forming a stylized "S". Under that, the text "SCREEN GEMS" zooms in. | '''Logo:''' On a yellow background, two red parallelograms (or lines) come from the top and bottom of the screen, and the upper one is at a distance while the lower is closer. They fly towards each other, and the higher moves forward while the lower backs away. As they do so, they grow in length and wrap around a space where a red dot appears, forming a stylized "S". Under that, the text "SCREEN GEMS" zooms in. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | ||
* There is a version | * There is a silent version on the 1971 television movie ''Brian's Song''. | ||
* The still version seen on ''Police Story'' had the end theme playing over the logo. | * The still version seen on ''Police Story'' had the end theme playing over the logo. | ||
* The 1966 series ''Hawk'' (with Burt Reynolds), some later prints of ''The Peter Potamus Show'', the 1966 edition of ''NFL Game of the Week'', and the very first episode of ''Days of Our Lives'', carried an alternate recording of the Eric Siday music, which had sharper, more "shrill" tones, almost sounding like a loud saxophone. | * The 1966 series ''Hawk'' (with Burt Reynolds), some later prints of ''The Peter Potamus Show'', the 1966 edition of ''NFL Game of the Week'', and the very first episode of ''Days of Our Lives'', carried an alternate recording of the Eric Siday music, which had sharper, more "shrill" tones, almost sounding like a loud saxophone. | ||
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* In other cases, it used the closing theme of the show or TV movie. | * In other cases, it used the closing theme of the show or TV movie. | ||
* Some prints have the music higher pitched. | * Some prints have the music higher pitched. | ||
* When ABC reran ''Bewitched'' on their daytime schedule in 1968, this logo had the "Dancing Sticks" music attached to it, probably due to a plastering error | * When ABC reran ''Bewitched'' on their daytime schedule in 1968, this logo had the "Dancing Sticks" music attached to it on at least two episodes, probably due to a plastering error. | ||
'''Availability:''' Pretty common. | '''Availability:''' Pretty common. | ||