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'''Logo''': Against a black background, a group of rays, in varying shades of blue, rise up from bottom of the screen. The rays form a monolith with a bright, shiny back face, which pans backward (and slightly downward), rotates to face forward, then stops. As it rotates towards the screen, the rays are outlined to make "PGP" in a lined font, which pull into the back of the monolith. The letters shine in a "flash" (similar to the 1978 WGBH logo) and solidify in their color. After that, the words "PROCTER & GAMBLE PRODUCTIONS, INC." (in white Avant Garde font) appear below the "PGP", and are bordered top and bottom by two blue lines (same color as the PGP) which form left to right and right to left, respectively. This is PGP's first of two proper logos since PGP had no logo per sé until this one debuted.

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'''Logo''': On a white background, a large, blue globe-like ball zooms onto the screen, diving into the bottom right, leaving a blue trail as it does so. The ball, now smaller, comes in from the right side of the screen to form the letters "PGP" (the "PG" is connected) and this text below it, both of which appear to its right:

PROCTER&GAMBLE

PRODUCTIONS, INC.

 

'''Variant''': At the end of the 2011 People's Choice Awards, only the second half of the logo (with the ball forming the text to its right) is shown.

'''Music/Sounds''': A light orchestral horn tune with a rising synth sounder, but rarely used because of CBS' tendency to play generic network music over the logo. The version with the logo theme appeared on episodes of As the World Turns and Guiding Light on CBS.com.

'''Availability''': Uncommon. It was used from August 6, 2007 until June 30, 2008 on the soaps ''As the World Turns'' and ''Guiding Light''. The logo surprisingly appeared in April 2010 on the NBC TV movie ''Secrets of the Mountain'', two years after ATWT and GL discontinued the logo (PGP continues to produce TV movies to this day), and was also spotted on the 2011 People's Choice Awards.