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* It can be found on several early 1980s tapes where the Sorcerer Mickey print logo takes up nearly half the box (with red/orange lines in the center). | * It can be found on several early 1980s tapes where the Sorcerer Mickey print logo takes up nearly half the box (with red/orange lines in the center). | ||
* As Neon Mickey tapes were in print as late as 1991 in some cases, some tapes with Neon Mickey packaging may have the Sorcerer Mickey logo instead. | * As Neon Mickey tapes were in print as late as 1991 in some cases, some tapes with Neon Mickey packaging may have the Sorcerer Mickey logo instead. | ||
* It made its last appearance on ''The Castaway Cowboy'' and ''Son of Flubber'' (though it later | * It made its last appearance on ''The Castaway Cowboy'' and ''Son of Flubber'' (though it later appeared on the 1985 release of ''Gus''). | ||
* This logo was also present on the Disney Cartoon Parade CED Videodiscs released and manufactured by RCA in 1981, following the [[RCA SelectaVision]] logo on side 1, and by itself on the second side. | * This logo was also present on the Disney Cartoon Parade CED Videodiscs released and manufactured by RCA in 1981, following the [[RCA SelectaVision]] logo on side 1, and by itself on the second side. | ||
* It has also showed up following the RCA SelectaVision logo on various Disney feature films released by RCA from 1981-82 (from 1982 to 1986, Disney released CEDs under their own label). | * It has also showed up following the RCA SelectaVision logo on various Disney feature films released by RCA from 1981-82 (from 1982 to 1986, Disney released CEDs under their own label). | ||
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*It also appears on the 2006 DVD release of ''My Dog the Thief'', due to the DVD using the 1994 LP VHS tape master of the film, along with the 2006 DVD release of ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly'' at the beginning of the program (the 2001 WDHE logo appears before the DVD previews). | *It also appears on the 2006 DVD release of ''My Dog the Thief'', due to the DVD using the 1994 LP VHS tape master of the film, along with the 2006 DVD release of ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly'' at the beginning of the program (the 2001 WDHE logo appears before the DVD previews). | ||
*The variant with "presents" can be found on various tapes, including the original releases with this logo from 1986 to 1987 like ''A Tale of Two Chipmunks'' and ''The Unsinkable Donald Duck With Huey, Dewey, and Louie'', the 1991 and early 1994 VHS releases of ''The Brave Little Toaster'', the ''Spot the Dog'' tapes, and the mid '90s ''Schoolhouse Rock!'' tapes. | *The variant with "presents" can be found on various tapes, including the original releases with this logo from 1986 to 1987 like ''A Tale of Two Chipmunks'' and ''The Unsinkable Donald Duck With Huey, Dewey, and Louie'', the 1991 and early 1994 VHS releases of ''The Brave Little Toaster'', the ''Spot the Dog'' tapes, and the mid '90s ''Schoolhouse Rock!'' tapes. | ||
**Said variant also | **Said variant also appeared at the beginning of both a TV One airing and the DVD release of ''Rogers & Hammerstein's Cinderella'' (the 1997 version that starred Brandy Norwood), and also plasters the first logo on pressings of ''Mickey Knows Best'', ''The Importance of Being Donald'', ''Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree'', and ''Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day'' which were duplicated at Bell & Howell/[[Columbia Pictures]]/Paramount Video Services. | ||
*This logo was last seen on a late 2001 re-print of ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Twelve Days of Christmas''. | *This logo was last seen on a late 2001 re-print of ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Twelve Days of Christmas''. | ||
*The high-pitched variant can be seen on the UK rental release of ''Hocus Pocus'' and also on some other UK VHS releases as well. | *The high-pitched variant can be seen on the UK rental release of ''Hocus Pocus'' and also on some other UK VHS releases as well. | ||
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*This logo makes a surprise appearance at the end of the 2005 DVD of ''Jasmine's Enchanted Tales: Journey of a Princess'' with the show's closing theme (specifically "Arabian Nights") concluding over it. It's most likely this is a reprint of an earlier VHS which left the logo intact. | *This logo makes a surprise appearance at the end of the 2005 DVD of ''Jasmine's Enchanted Tales: Journey of a Princess'' with the show's closing theme (specifically "Arabian Nights") concluding over it. It's most likely this is a reprint of an earlier VHS which left the logo intact. | ||
*The still variant of the silver version was the first version of the logo to be used, and can be seen on 1993 VHS releases of films such as ''Not Quite Human'', ''Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss'', and ''The Ernest Green Story''. It then appeared following the trailers on the 5 ''Bill Nye the Science Guy'' tapes released between 1994 and 1995, and also appeared following the trailers on the 1995 US VHS of ''Gordy''. | *The still variant of the silver version was the first version of the logo to be used, and can be seen on 1993 VHS releases of films such as ''Not Quite Human'', ''Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss'', and ''The Ernest Green Story''. It then appeared following the trailers on the 5 ''Bill Nye the Science Guy'' tapes released between 1994 and 1995, and also appeared following the trailers on the 1995 US VHS of ''Gordy''. | ||
*The silver variant strangely appears instead of the standard 8th logo during the trailer for ''Walt Disney Film Classics: The Fantastic Adventures Series'', seen on all four tapes in that collection. It also | *The silver variant strangely appears instead of the standard 8th logo during the trailer for ''Walt Disney Film Classics: The Fantastic Adventures Series'', seen on all four tapes in that collection. It also appeared on side 4 of the 1996 Deluxe CAV LaserDisc of ''Toy Story'', at the beginning of the bonus feature featuring the first five Pixar shorts (titled "Early Pixar Computer Animation"), including the unedited version of ''Knick Knack''. | ||
=== 8th Logo (as Disney Videos) (Fall 1994-June 14, 2005) === | === 8th Logo (as Disney Videos) (Fall 1994-June 14, 2005) === | ||