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* Its only known appearance is on theatrical prints of the TV movie ''21 Hours at Munich'' (which was released theatrically overseas). | * Its only known appearance is on theatrical prints of the TV movie ''21 Hours at Munich'' (which was released theatrically overseas). | ||
* This is also retained on current prints such as on the German Blu- | * This is also retained on current prints such as on the German Blu-ray release and MGM HD airings of the aforementioned film. | ||
=== 4th Logo (1977-March 21, 1981)=== | === 4th Logo (1977-March 21, 1981)=== | ||
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* | * A variant which includes a synth orchestra exists. | ||
* On ''240 Robert'', two musical variants were heard. One had the music in a psychedelic mood, while the other had a deep sounding brass/woodwind ensemble. | * On ''240 Robert'', two musical variants were heard. One had the music in a psychedelic mood, while the other had a deep sounding brass/woodwind ensemble. | ||
* A slowed-down version of the fanfare can be heard on the series ''Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson''. | * A slowed-down version of the fanfare can be heard on the series ''Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson''. | ||
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* It can be seen on ''Fangface'' (with the closing theme finishing over it) and the first season of ''Thundarr the Barbarian'' (with the logo theme). Boomerang reruns of both preserved the logo, but the Warner Archive Blu-ray of the latter removes it. | * It can be seen on ''Fangface'' (with the closing theme finishing over it) and the first season of ''Thundarr the Barbarian'' (with the logo theme). | ||
** Boomerang U.S. reruns of both preserved the logo, but the Warner Archive Blu-ray release of the latter removes it. | |||
* It also appeared after the original ''Hollywood Squares'' (with the theme music played over it). | * It also appeared after the original ''Hollywood Squares'' (with the theme music played over it). | ||
* The Paramount+ streaming print of ''Disaster on the Coastliner'' has this logo intact (followed by the 2008 MGM Distribution Co. logo). | * The Paramount+ streaming print of ''Disaster on the Coastliner'' also has this logo intact (followed by the 2008 MGM Distribution Co. logo). | ||
* The slowed-down music variant was only seen on ''Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson'' which only aired on WGTE Toledo in 1982. | * The slowed-down music variant was only seen on ''Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson'' which only aired on WGTE Toledo in 1982. | ||
* Paramount+ and Epix prints of ''Son-Rise: A Miracle of Love'' (as well as the MGM Limited Edition Collection DVD-R) and ''Berlin Tunnel 21'' retain this at the end. | * Paramount+ and Epix prints of ''Son-Rise: A Miracle of Love'' (as well as the MGM Limited Edition Collection DVD-R) and ''Berlin Tunnel 21'' also retain this at the end. | ||
=== 5th Logo (October 8, 1981-June 5, 1983)=== | === 5th Logo (October 8, 1981-June 5, 1983)=== | ||
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* It was used until it was renamed as Orion Television in 1983. | * It was used until it was renamed as Orion Television in 1983. | ||
* This was seen on ''The Best of Saturday Night'' reruns (60 minute syndicated cut downs) and on the first season of ''Cagney & Lacey''. However, on reruns of the latter shown a long time ago on TNN (now Paramount Network), the 1982 [[Orion Television]] logo plastered over all the first season episodes except for one episode (which in turn had the Orion logo right after this logo). | * This was seen on ''The Best of Saturday Night'' reruns (60 minute syndicated cut downs) and on the first season of ''Cagney & Lacey''. | ||
* It appears on the 2012 season 1 DVD release of ''Cagney & Lacey'' by VEI under license from [[MGM Home Entertainment]] and [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]]. | ** However, on reruns of the latter shown a long time ago on TNN (now Paramount Network), the 1982 [[Orion Television]] logo plastered over all the first season episodes except for one episode (which in turn had the Orion logo right after this logo). | ||
* It also appears on the 2012 season 1 DVD release of ''Cagney & Lacey'' by VEI under license from [[MGM Home Entertainment]] and [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]]. | |||
* This also appeared on the television movies ''Return of the Rebels'' and ''Joe Dancer III: The Big Trade'', the latter of which can be found on Epix and Paramount+. | * This also appeared on the television movies ''Return of the Rebels'' and ''Joe Dancer III: The Big Trade'', the latter of which can be found on Epix and Paramount+. | ||
* It also appears at the end of | * It also appears at the end of the Paramount+ streaming service print of ''Lois Gibbs and the Love Canal'' (1982) before the short version of the 2021 MGM logo. | ||
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