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* A <u>videotaped variant</u> exists that moves somewhat slower than the filmed counterpart; this has appeared on ''Saturday Night Live'' reruns of the era and early episodes of ''Late Night with Conan O'Brien''.

* A copyright stamp may appear below on some shows.

* On <u>''Tapeheads''</u>, the name is written in one line, but the peacock remains above "NBC".

* Some shows have <u>a slightly shortened version</u> which begins as the Peacock eases back. It is seen on some shows such as ''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air''.

* On <u>''The Nerd''</u>, an unsold TV pilot that was produced in 1989, but did not air until 1996, <u>season 1 of ''The Single Guy''</u>, <u>most episodes of the short-lived show ''The Cosby Mysteries''</u>, <u>''Homicide: Life on the Street''</u> and most NBC shows from 1994-96 due to split-screen credits, the logo is still.

* On <u>''The Tonight Show with Jay Leno''</u> and <u>''Late Night with Conan O'Brien''</u> 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.

* On <u>the ''Saturday Night Live'' episode from December 17, 1988</u> (Melanie Griffith/Little Feat), snow falls throughout this logo and the preceding [[Broadway Video]] logo.

* On a 1990 [[Thames Television]] airing of ''Come in Spinner'', this logo fades into the 1989 [[Thames (1968-2006)|Thames Television Presentation]] endcap.

* In late 1993, the theme was slightly orchestrated and sped-up.

* A low tone version of the theme exists, which was seen on Lifetime Movie Network's airings of ''Her Last Chance''.

* <u>The ''NBC 60th Anniversary Celebration''</u> uses the NBC Chime theme from the 1950s.

* Most shows and TV movies use the ending theme of the show or movie, or the logo is silent.  

* Original airings used generic network themes starting in 1994.  

* It debuted at the end of the ''NBC 60th Anniversary Celebration''.

* This logo was seen at the end of ''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'' last seen on TBS and ABC Family (now Freeform), and originally seen on the third and fourth seasons of ''Homicide: Life on the Street''.

* It was also last seen on reruns of ''SNL'' on E! and the end of ''Malibu Fox'' (not the 1993 film).

* It was also seen on the first two seasons of the NBC/UPN sitcom ''In the House'' (retained on Aspire airings) and the short-lived 1989-1991 soap opera ''Generations'' when BET last reran that show in the '90s; this was also seen on the short-lived 1992-93 NBC sitcom ''Out All Night'' as well.

* It was also seen on the 1987 ''NBC Saturday Morning Preview Specials''.

* This logo can also be found on the Season 1 DVD release of ''JAG'' released by CBS; H&I airings and Paramount+ prints also keep this logo intact.

* This logo can also be found on most 1980-1996 SNL episodes on Peacock, and previously on Netflix and Hulu before they were taken off the respective two services.

* This logo has also been added, following the Broadway Video logo, on select 1975-85 reruns of ''Saturday Night Live'' when broadcast on NBC and Peacock.

* It was also seen on a July 20, 1999 [[Granada Television|Granada]] airing of the 1994 TV movie ''Danielle Steel's A Perfect Stranger'', which is then followed by the 1995 [[ITV Granada Productions|A Granada Presentation]] endcap.