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*On ''Tapeheads'', the name is written in one line, but the peacock remains above NBC. | *On ''Tapeheads'', the name is written in one line, but the peacock remains above NBC. | ||
*Some shows have a slight-shortened version which begins as the Peacock eases back. It is seen on some shows such as ''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air''. | *Some shows have a slight-shortened version which begins as the Peacock eases back. It is seen on some shows such as ''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air''. | ||
*On ''The Nerd'', an unsold TV pilot that was produced in 1989, but did not air until 1996, season 1 of ''The Single Guy'', | *On ''The Nerd'', an unsold TV pilot that was produced in 1989, but did not air until 1996, season 1 of ''The Single Guy'', most episodes of the short-lived show ''The Cosby Mysteries'', ''Homicide: Life on the Street'' and most NBC shows from 1994-96 due to split-screen credits, the logo was still. | ||
*On ''The Tonight Show with Jay Leno'' and ''Late Night with Conan O'Brien'' from sometime in late 1994, the logo is still on NBC's then-new generic split-screen closing credits on the right-hand side with a copyright notice. | *On ''The Tonight Show with Jay Leno'' and ''Late Night with Conan O'Brien'' from sometime in late 1994, the logo is still on NBC's then-new generic split-screen closing credits on the right-hand side with a copyright notice. | ||
*In 1994, a still version of the logo has the peacock's feathers shown in their true colors. | *In 1994, a still version of the logo has the peacock's feathers shown in their true colors. | ||
'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the network ID. | '''FX/SFX:''' Same as the network ID. None for the still variant. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A piano version of the NBC chimes, ending in an orchestral hit; a low tone version was used on Lifetime Movie Network's airings of ''Her Last Chance''. Normally, though, it is the ending theme of the show or generic network themes starting in 1994. For example, the ''NBC 60th Anniversary Celebration'' uses the NBC Chime theme from the 1950s. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A piano version of the NBC chimes, ending in an orchestral hit; a low tone version was used on Lifetime Movie Network's airings of ''Her Last Chance''. Normally, though, it is the ending theme of the show or generic network themes starting in 1994. For example, the ''NBC 60th Anniversary Celebration'' uses the NBC Chime theme from the 1950s. | ||
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*1996- | *1996-2001: A majestic rendition of the NBC chimes, ending in an orchestral flourish. The full version can be heard on the NBC Studio & Rockafeller Center Tour promo [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdtQAdR98LU here]. Last heard on early episodes of the U.S. version of ''Weakest Link'' and this is used in tandem with the 1999 theme. | ||
*1999-2004: An orchestrated rendition of the NBC chimes. | *1999-2004: An orchestrated rendition of the NBC chimes. | ||
*In some cases, the 1996 theme is sped up. | *In some cases, the 1996 theme is sped up. | ||
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*Appears on seasons 3-6 of ''Will & Grace'' and ''Crossing Jordan''. | *Appears on seasons 3-6 of ''Will & Grace'' and ''Crossing Jordan''. | ||
*It was also seen at the end of ''It's A Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie'', in which the Blu-Ray release of it retains that. | *It was also seen at the end of ''It's A Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie'', in which the Blu-Ray release of it retains that. | ||
*The "ENTERPRISES" variant was seen on a few episodes of the U.S. version of Weakest Link and was used on early fall 2001 episodes of ''Access Hollywood''. | *The "ENTERPRISES" variant was seen on a few episodes of the U.S. version of ''Weakest Link' and was used on early fall 2001 episodes of ''Access Hollywood''. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' Yet another well-known CGI concept and animation, and a great way to end NBC Studios' line of logos. | '''Editor's Note:''' Yet another well-known CGI concept and animation, and a great way to end NBC Studios' line of logos. | ||