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* In some cases, the drum sound is delayed slightly. | * In some cases, the drum sound is delayed slightly. | ||
* It may also have the show/movie's ending theme playing over it. | * It may also have the show/movie's ending theme playing over it. | ||
* The closing themes of the animated ''Blondie'' and ''Beetle Bailey'' specials from 1989, as well as ''Ask Dr. Ruth'', | * The closing themes of the animated ''Blondie'' and ''Beetle Bailey'' specials from 1989, as well as ''Ask Dr. Ruth'', are heard over the logo. | ||
* The still variant has the last few seconds of the logo's theme playing. | * The still variant has the last few seconds of the logo's theme playing. | ||
* The warp speed variant | * The warp speed variant has the logo's theme doubled in speed. | ||
* | * Both high tone and low tone variants of the logo's theme also exist as well. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' | ||
* | * Appears on old VHS releases of ''Popeye'' and ''Krazy Kat'', as well as the 1970s Filmation version of ''Flash Gordon'', among other classic KFS cartoons. | ||
* This logo | * This logo also appeared without music on Cartoon Network reruns of ''G-Force'' in the late 1990s. | ||
* Early 90s reruns of ''The All-New Popeye Hour'' and ''Popeye and Son'' on the Family Channel (currently Freeform) had this following both the 1974 [[Hanna-Barbera]] logo and the 1979 "Swirling Star" for the former (on this show, it was also sped up thanks to time compression), and the 1986 H-B logo for the latter. Tubi prints of ''The All-New Popeye Hour'' (referred to as ''The Continuing Adventures of Popeye'') have this logo and the Hanna-Barbera logos play normally. | * Early 90s reruns of ''The All-New Popeye Hour'' and ''Popeye and Son'' on the Family Channel (currently Freeform) also had this following both the 1974 [[Hanna-Barbera]] logo and the 1979 "Swirling Star" for the former (on this show, it was also sped up thanks to time compression), and the 1986 H-B logo for the latter. | ||
** However, Tubi prints of ''The All-New Popeye Hour'' (referred to as ''The Continuing Adventures of Popeye'') have this logo and the Hanna-Barbera logos play normally. | |||
* It also appears on the DVD releases of ''Get Smart, Again'' and ''God Bless the Child'', respectively. | * It also appears on the DVD releases of ''Get Smart, Again'' and ''God Bless the Child'', respectively. | ||
* It | * It also appears at the end of the Sandy Frank dub of ''Gamera'' (1965), which was featured on ''Mystery Science Theater 3000''. | ||
* The sped-up variant was also seen on ''Defenders of the Earth'' and is also preserved on the DVD release and on the Comics Kingdom YouTube channel. | * The sped-up variant was also seen on ''Defenders of the Earth'', and is also preserved on the DVD release and on the Comics Kingdom YouTube channel. | ||
* It also appeared at the end of the syndicated series ''Ask Dr. Ruth'', which aired during the 1989-1990 season (the parent King Features Syndicate distributed Dr. Ruth Westheimer's column to newspapers, so naturally their TV arm produced her show). | * It also appeared at the end of the syndicated series ''Ask Dr. Ruth'', which aired during the 1989-1990 season (the parent King Features Syndicate distributed Dr. Ruth Westheimer's column to newspapers, so naturally their TV arm produced her show). | ||
* It also made an appearance on AMC's print of ''Six Weeks'' back in the early 2000s. | * It also made an appearance on AMC's print of ''Six Weeks'' back in the early 2000s. | ||
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'''Technique:''' A still graphic. | '''Technique:''' A still graphic. | ||
'''Audio:''' | '''Audio:''' The closing theme of the show or none. | ||
'''Availability:''' Appears on ''Blondie & Dagwood'' specials from the era. | '''Availability:''' Appears on ''Blondie & Dagwood'' specials from the era. | ||