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* ''3-2-1 Classroom Contact'' used the aforementioned variation, but on a {{color|darkred|dark red}} background.
* ''3-2-1 Classroom Contact'' used the aforementioned variation, but on a {{color|darkred|dark red}} background.
* On ''Nuclear Legacy'' from 1986, the aforementioned variation took place on the 3rd logo's background.
* On ''Nuclear Legacy'' from 1986, the aforementioned variation took place on the 3rd logo's background.
* On season 1-2 episodes of ''Degrassi Junior High'', the CPB logo on a black background, is {{color|blue}}-{{color|violet|violet}} with a {{color|magenta|magenta}} diagonal line sweeping by. Plus, all the text is set in the Haettenschwelier font for some reason.
* On season 1-2 episodes of ''Degrassi Junior High'', the CPB logo on a black background, is {{color|blue}}-{{color|violet|violet}} with a {{color|magenta}} diagonal line sweeping by. Plus, all the text is set in the Haettenschwelier font for some reason.


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'''Availability:''' Common.
'''Availability:''' Common.
* The {{color|orange}} variant is the most common and even plasters over the 8th logo on ''In Julia's Kitchen with Master Chefs'', the 10th logo on ''Carrier'', and the 9th logo on ''Jazz''.
* The {{color|orange}} variant is the most common and even plasters over the 8th logo on ''In Julia's Kitchen with Master Chefs'', the 10th logo on ''Carrier'', and the 9th logo on ''Jazz''.
* The {{color|magenta|magenta}} variant is typically used for superimposed variants, including on ''Finding Your Roots''.
* The {{color|magenta}} variant is typically used for superimposed variants, including on ''Finding Your Roots''.
* The {{color|blue}} variant appeared on ''PBS NewsHour'' until July 17, 2015, and is also used for the superimposed variant on most editions of ''Washington Week'' beginning on June 29, 2015. This premiered just a few months after its solo "Viewers Like You" counterpart, and is still used as part of the current CPB/Viewers Like You combo even after the next logo entered use.
* The {{color|blue}} variant appeared on ''PBS NewsHour'' until July 17, 2015, and is also used for the superimposed variant on most editions of ''Washington Week'' beginning on June 29, 2015. This premiered just a few months after its solo "Viewers Like You" counterpart, and is still used as part of the current CPB/Viewers Like You combo even after the next logo entered use.


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