Rysher Entertainment: Difference between revisions

*This logo was redone for movies. The notable differences are: the words are now done in CGI and are in copper, the city and sky look nicer, the hills have been changed to mountains and the sky is more blueish (it was purple on the standard version). A short version was used on TV around 1995.

*Around 1995 or so, the words "A COX C O M P A N Y" appear beneath the logo.

*When Rysher merged with Television Program Enterprises in 1995, the text read "RYSHER TPE", with a line under "YSHE", and the text shrinks as it sets.

<u>Availability:</u> Common. It appears on syndicated reruns of ''Saved by the Bell: The College Years'' and the first 3 seasons of ''Nash Bridges'' (except for season 4, which is plastered by the CBS Television Distribution logo, H&I airings use the DVD prints), and was used on the first season of ''Judge Mills Lane'' from 1998-99 and is retained on feature films produced by Rysher. The Rysher TPE logo is rare, but still remains intact on all 4 episodes of ''Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style'', original prints of ''Highlander'' episodes from 1995-1996, and appears on the pilot of ''Robocop: The Series'' entitled "The Future of Law Enforcement", which can be found on VHS. The theatrical version can be seen on ''Destiny Turns on the Radio'', ''Three Wishes'', ''White Man's Burden'', ''Private Parts'', ''Zeus and Roxanne'', ''Rasputin'', ''It Takes Two'', ''Turbulence'', ''House Arrest'', ''The Eighteenth Angel'', and ''Kingpin''. The "Rysher Entertainment and" variant can be seen on ''Shattered Image''. The extended variant was seen on ''Thunder in Paradise''. The "slowed-down" variant appeared on a Polish dub of the TV movie ''Siringo''.