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* Seen on the 1988 TV movie ''The Murder of Mary Phagan'' and is also retained on the MGM Limited Edition Collection DVD-R release and Paramount+'s print of said title, and the version with only the "Orion" text is seen on reruns of ''The Best of Saturday Night Live'' (half-hour edit-downs of ''SNL''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s 1975-79 episodes). | * Seen on the 1988 TV movie ''The Murder of Mary Phagan'' and is also retained on the MGM Limited Edition Collection DVD-R release and Paramount+'s print of said title, and the version with only the "Orion" text is seen on reruns of ''The Best of Saturday Night Live'' (half-hour edit-downs of ''SNL''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s 1975-79 episodes). | ||
* ''Cagney and Lacey'' reruns shown | * ''Cagney and Lacey'' reruns shown in the late 1990s on TNN (later Spike, now Paramount Network) and Lifetime usually have this logo with the "TELEVISION" text (plastering the Filmways Television logo on those reruns), though on some episodes from the pre-nationally expanded Me-TV (WWME-CA in Chicago) reruns from 2007, this logo was plastered with the 2001 variant of the 7th [[MGM Television]] logo. | ||
* The short movie logo has also been spotted on ''Green Acres'' on MeTV and last seen on TV Land, Amazon Prime Video, and DVD releases (the latter of which even appears alongside the MGM Television logo). | * The short movie logo has also been spotted on ''Green Acres'' on MeTV and last seen on TV Land, Amazon Prime Video, and DVD releases (the latter of which even appears alongside the MGM Television logo). | ||
* The superimposed variant was seen on the 1983 game show ''Just Men!'' and can also be found on the 1986 TV movie ''Babes in Toyland''. | * The superimposed variant was seen on the 1983 game show ''Just Men!'' and can also be found on the 1986 TV movie ''Babes in Toyland''. | ||