Lorimar Television: Difference between revisions

'''Audio:''' The closing theme to the program.

* A warp-speed variant also exists.

* There is also a <u>filmed variant</u> of this logo used mainly on TV movies.

* On a few episodes of ''3rd Degree!'', the logo is shortened with "'''LORIMAR'''" already in place and the "'''TELEVISION'''" bar rotating into place before the 1984 [[Warner Bros. Television Studios|Warner Bros. Television]] logo appears.

* On the TV movie ''O Pioneers!'', after the [[Craig Anderson Productions]] logo, the "in association with" text from the previous logo is seen at the beginning of the animation of the logo. The filmed variant is used here.

* On the TV movie ''There Was a Little Boy'', "'''LORIMAR'''" is written at a much faster speed than usual and the logo cuts to black before the red bar shines.

'''Audio:''' A futuristic whoosh, leading into a relaxing 6-note synth-horn theme. The music was composed by Mark Snow.

* On the ''Full House'' S2 episodes "Tanner vs. Gibbler" and "Working Mothers", the music is slightly recomposed with better enhancement.

* October 28, 1988, 1990, 1991, September 22, 1992-May 18, 1993: There is also a warp-speed variant, which ends with a different, higher note after the first three notes of the theme. This was heard on a few occasions like the ''Full House'' S2 episode "It's Not My Job", some 1988-1991 episodes of ''The Hogan Family'', and some S1 episodes of ''Hangin' with Mr. Cooper''.

* One season 3 episode of ''Perfect Strangers'' has the 1986 [[Lorimar-Telepictures]] "Crashing Comets" jingle play over it, likely due to a plaster error.

* On some shows such as ''Love Connection'', ''Fun House'', ''College Mad House'', and ''3rd Degree!'', as well as early season 1 episodes of ''Time Trax'', the closing theme plays over this logo.

* On the ''Full House'' S2 episode "Cutting It Close", the logo is silent.

* ''College Mad House'' has the theme and announcer Beau Weaver spoke, "''College Mad House'' is a [[Stone Television]] production, in association with Lorimar Television, and is distributed by Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution!".

* ''3rd Degree!'' has the theme and the announcer (usually Bob Hilton, sometimes Don Morrow or Michael Hanks) spoke, "''3rd Degree!'' is a [[Kline and Friends, Inc.|Kline and Friends]] Production, in association with [[Burt Reynolds Productions|Burt & Bert Productions]] and Lorimar Television! Distributed by (omitting "and is") Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution!" [here they used the standard 1984 Warner Bros. Television logo, instead of the 1984 Warner Bros. Television Distribution logo, commonly used on syndicated shows distributed by Warner Bros. Television of the time].

* Sometimes, ''Full House'' had Dave Coulier announce over the closing theme and the Lorimar Television jingle which would play over the Warner Bros. Television logo.

* On <u>the ''There Was a Little Boy'' variant</u>, the whoosh from the logo theme is cut off.

* The warp speed version was last seen on S1 of ''Hangin' with Mr. Cooper'' on the former NickMom block on Nick Jr.

* The filmed variant of this logo was seen on old prints of TV movies from the era, such as the ''It'' mini-series, ''The Owl'', and ''O Pioneers!'', respectively.

* This has also popped up on some international reruns of the 3rd and 4th season of ''ALF'' as well as on the 1989-90 game show ''3rd Degree!'' with Bert Convy and on ''I'll Fly Away''.

'''Audio:''' Most of the times it is the closing theme of the show, but on some instances like the fourth season of ''Full House'' on DVD, it is the previous logo's music. On syndication prints, an announcer (typically a cast member from the show) says: "(Show title) is a (show creator, usually [[Miller-Boyett Productions|Miller-Boyett]]) production in association with Lorimar Television, (on the [[Warner Bros. Television Studios|Warner Bros. Television]] logo) and is distributed by Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution".

'''Audio Variant:''' On <u>a few episodes from season 4 of the ''Full House'' DVD box set</u>, the music from the 1988 Lorimar Television logo can be heard after the theme song finishes; it may have been an audio goof.