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'''Logo:''' Superimposed, the image of two film reels fade into the middle of the screen. Then the words "{{font|Times New Roman|'''''A'''''}}" and "{{font|Times New Roman|'''''Production'''''}}" fade into place as Bing Crosby's name writes itself over the reels in a stylized font, not unlike that used for Desilu's, at an angle (in the same angled font as Crosby's name), reading "{{font|Times New Roman|'''''A Bing Crosby Production'''''}}" (later referred to as "{{font|Times New Roman|'''''Bing Crosby Productions'''''}}").

'''Trivia:''' On ''Ben Casey'', a bunch of symbols, synonymous to the intro, appear vertical in the background between the reels (from top to bottom: Man (a "male" symbol), Woman (a "female" symbol), Birth (a star), Death (a cross), and an "infinity" symbol).

'''Music/Sounds:''' The closing theme of the show.

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'''Logo:''' On a {{font color|dodgerblue|sky blue}} background, a very thin black line zooms from the upper left side, moves almost halfway across the screen and then flips downward, revealing a {{font color|#FFD900|yellow}} capital "{{font|Times New Roman|''{{font color|#FFD900|B}}''}}" in a black parallelogram. By the time the "{{font|Times New Roman|''{{font color|#FFD900|B}}''}}" is fully revealed, a second line flips downward, which reveals a {{font color|red|red}} capital "{{font|Times New Roman|''{{font color|red|C}}''}}" in an {{font color|orange|orange}} parallelogram. When the "{{font|Times New Roman|''{{font color|red|C}}''}}" is fully revealed, a third line flips downward, revealing a {{font color|deepskyblue|light blue}} capital "{{font|Times New Roman|''{{font color|deepskyblue|P}}''}}" in a {{font color|darkblue|dark blue}} parallelogram. By the time all three parallelograms are in their places, the words "{{font|Copperplate Gothic|'''''BING CROSBY PRODUCTIONS'''''}}" in an italic Copperplate Bold font appear underneath.

*On the 1973 TV movie ''The Stranger'' (AKA: ''Stranded in Space''), there is an in-credit notice.

'''Music/Sounds:''' A very loud and dramatic fanfare composed by Gerald Fried, having a short and long version, with the short one being more common. It sounds like two car horns going off as they are just about to crash into each other, hence the "Crashing Cars" nickname.

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'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see the previous logo, colored in various tones of {{Font color|gray|gray}}. The word "presents" is seen below. No "BING CROSBY PRODUCTIONS" legend is seen.

'''Byline:''' The byline "A Service of COX BROADCASTING CORPORATION" has appeared on some releases.

'''Music/Sounds:''' None or the opening theme of the movie.