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*It can also be found on Australian airings of ''The King of Queens'' on Channel Eleven and current international prints, usually followed by a [[CBS Broadcast International]] or [[CBS Studios International]] logo. | *It can also be found on Australian airings of ''The King of Queens'' on Channel Eleven and current international prints, usually followed by a [[CBS Broadcast International]] or [[CBS Studios International]] logo. | ||
* The CTT variant of this logo also makes a surprise appearance on Laff's print of the film ''If Lucy Fell''. | * The CTT variant of this logo also makes a surprise appearance on Laff's print of the film ''If Lucy Fell''. | ||
*It also | *It also appeared on one episode of ''Barney Miller'' on the Shout! Factory DVD set and on German airings of the final season of ''The Nanny'' (replacing the TriStar Television logo). | ||
*The CTDT variant of this logo also makes a surprise appearance on a Amazon Prime print of ''Severed Ties'' (1992) provided by [[Samuel Goldwyn Films]], with the 2002 SPT logo following afterwards. | *The CTDT variant of this logo also makes a surprise appearance on a Amazon Prime print of ''Severed Ties'' (1992) provided by [[Samuel Goldwyn Films]], with the 2002 SPT logo following afterwards. | ||
*When CTT became SPT in 2002, the third version of the CTDT logo (also known as the "Open Matte" boxes) was used until February 14, 2003 on the 5th season of ''Hollywood Squares (H2)'' in syndication. The first two versions ended in 2002. | *When CTT became SPT in 2002, the third version of the CTDT logo (also known as the "Open Matte" boxes) was used until February 14, 2003 on the 5th season of ''Hollywood Squares (H2)'' in syndication. The first two versions ended in 2002. | ||