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'''Visuals:''' On a zooming space background, a large {{color|hotpink|pink}}/{{color|darkviolet|purple}} "sun" appears a few seconds in and slowly moves towards the screen while sizzling. After a few seconds of sizzling, it then transforms into the words "{{color|darkviolet|'''FAMILY HOME'''}}" (set in Babyteeth Line, a font reminiscent of ''Pac-Man''). Then, "{{color|green|'''ENTERTAINMENT'''}}" in the same font flies from behind the text on top of the screen and settles underneath the "{{color|darkviolet|'''FAMILY HOME'''}}" text. All the text flashes and becomes white. After a few seconds, the logo flies forwards with a trail and splits upwards and downwards, leaving the background for the rest of runtime.

'''Availability:'''  Appears on FHE releases from the era (ie. early ''Strawberry Shortcake'', ''Gumby'' and ''Care Bears'' releases). This includes an over-sized box containing an early FHE print of this logo on the cover; this may also appear on early tapes with the next logo on the packaging.

'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a {{color|#FFA600|yellow-orange}} screen "flips" in by crawling the very back, the "top" and then down the front.. It has a design consisting of two solid lines and a segmented line in the middle (similar to what is used to practice writing the alphabet in school). One at a time, the letters "{{color|red|f}}", "{{color|blue|h}}", and "{{color|gold|e}}" are then drawn on the lines in a crayon-like font. After they draw, black dots appear in between the letters, and under that, the words "<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">'''Family Home Entertainment'''</span>" appear letter-by-letter, akin to a typewriter. The picture then compresses downward away from the screen.

'''Audio:''' A loud whirring/whining sound (similar to a ''Jetsons'' flying car starting) that leads into a synth theme with three different tones for the drawing of each letter. Three fast synth-trumpet notes bring forth the periods after each initial, and a toy piano that plays a descending tune is used when the company's name appears. At the end, a whoosh-like laser zap is heard as the picture flips down.

* Can be seen on early releases of home video releases of shows such as ''Thundercats'', ''Transformers'', ''G.I. Joe'', ''Inspector Gadget'', ''Amigo and Friends'', ''The Adventures of the Little Koala'', and ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'', among others.

* Also spotted on some [[Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment|Rankin/Bass]] video releases of the time, the Chuck Jones releases of ''Rikki-Tikki-Tavi'', ''Mowgli's Brothers'', and ''The White Seal''.

* Was seen on a few Japanese anime tapes like ''Robotech'' or some tapes of British cartoons like ''Wil Cwac Cwac'' and ''Roobarb'', and the Australian ''Dot'' cartoons.

* Also seen on later ''Strawberry Shortcake'', ''Gumby'' and ''Care Bears'' VHS releases.

'''Visuals:''' On a white background, a {{color|red}} paintbrush draws an "{{color|red|f}}" (the same one from the 2nd logo) then puts a {{color|red}} dot after it. A {{color|blue}} paintbrush similarly draws an "{{color|blue|h}}" and a {{color|blue}} dot and a {{color|gold|yellow}} paintbrush draws the "{{color|gold|e}}" and its dot. The camera pans to each letter as it is drawn and then pulls out. Above the logo, the paintbrushes "wash" on the words "{{color|red|Family}} {{color|blue|Home}} {{color|gold|Entertainment}}", with each word in {{color|red}}, {{color|blue}}, and {{color|gold|yellow}} respectively.

'''Availability:''' Can be seen on FHE releases from the early to late '90s.

* Also showed up on the original release of ''Tom and Jerry: The Movie'' and many [[Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment|Rankin-Bass]] and [[Lacewood Productions|Lacewood]] Christmas specials.

* Appears in full on the screener cassettes of ''Queens Logic'' and ''Bloodmoon'' before a preview for a ''Babar'' tape, as well as on the screener cassettes of ''Bad Lieutenant'' and ''Almost Blue'' before a preview for the first ten volumes of ''Robotech'' and on the screener cassette of ''Glengarry Glen Ross'' before a preview for several tapes centering on dinosaurs and dragons.

'''Availability:'''  Appears on most FHE releases up until 2001.

* Appears on releases such as ''Clifford The Big Red Dog: Here Comes Clifford'', post-1997 prints of ''The Littlest Angel'', some 1999 VHS releases of ''Kipper'', and ''It's a Wonderful Life''.

* By this point, this logo was used on more mainstream family-friendly material. Kid-friendly material will feature the [[Family Home Entertainment Kids]] logo instead.

*Even though the company's film label [[FHE Pictures]] produced ''Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie'', it doesn't appear on the film's DVD release, which uses the [[Artisan Entertainment|Artisan]] logo. It does, however, appear on the screener DVD of said movie.