KUHT: Difference between revisions

'''Visuals:''' We see a {{color|gray|grayish}} background with three variations of gray on each side. The word "CHANNEL" is seen in a white outlined box. Next to it is the number "8" on a ball facing right. The letters "KUHT" are positioned facing right in a three dimensional fashion. An arrow can be seen under the "8" ball and "KUHT". Below both of those is the word "HOUSTON", in a similar box to "CHANNEL".

'''Visuals:''' We see a flashback of the previous logos from the first to the fourth one, until we fade into the "{{color|limegreen|'''8'''}}" logo in {{color|limegreen|green}} on 2 ripped pieces of papers ({{color|darkviolet|purple}} behind {{color|hotpink|pink}}) and a {{color|hotpink|pink}} rectangle on a {{color|darkviolet|purple}}/black gradient background with confetti. Below the "{{color|limegreen|'''8'''}}" is the text "HOUSTON PUBLIC TELEVISION" and a {{color|limegreen|green}} marquee with a {{color|mediumblue|blue}} dropshadow and the text "F O R T Y Y E A R S".

*A <u>local variant</u> exists. We see a close-up look of earth. We pan to the right of the globe. Suddenly, a flash appears and it continues normally, but the curve does not glow as long nor bright and starting in 1997, the following text appears in order; "Channel 8 KUHT", "University of Houston System", and "ACT", and then the text disappears. The background has smoke.

'''Visuals:''' We see a {{color|red}} screen which is then divided into squares that flip and shine. It reveals an odd looking stretched {{color|red}} square and the text "Houston Public Media" zooming out on an aurora background.

**We see a closeup of the logo and then it continues as normal.

'''Visuals:''' We see some images from the University of Houston and the HPM logo in 2D. We the fade in to a certain scene of the UH with the text "UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON" and "A CARNEGIE DESIGNATED TIER-ONE PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY" with a line drawing onto the logo. There are three known variants.

'''Visuals:''' We see a white screen. It opens up to reveal a Houston-related scene (either the skyline, the station in its HoustonPBS years, a big yellow heart, or a hill). The Houston Public Media logo (complete with "TV 8 | PBS") fades in and zooms out. The position varies: