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*The gradient background may be black/{{Font color|blue|blue}}, black/{{Font color|indigo|indigo}}, or black/{{Font color|darkviolet|violet}}.
*The gradient background may be black/{{Font color|blue|blue}}, black/{{Font color|indigo|indigo}}, or black/{{Font color|darkviolet|violet}}.
* There is a copyright stamp sometimes seen under the logo.
* There is a copyright stamp sometimes seen under the logo.
*1987-1996 versions of this logo have the text slightly curved and in a slightly different font. The word "by" isn't capitalized in this version.
* 1987-1996 versions of this logo have the text slightly curved and in a slightly different font. The word "by" isn't capitalized in this version.
*A 16:9 widescreen version exists.
* A 16:9 widescreen version exists.
* Two very rare variants exist, in which the text is in a different font. Also, the word "{{Font|Times New Roman|Inc.}}" is gone in these variants. These versions were used in 1992 and 1996, respectively.
* Two very rare variants exist, in which the text is in a different font. Also, the word "{{Font|Times New Roman|Inc.}}" is gone in these variants. These versions were used in 1992 and 1996, respectively.
*Another ultra-rare variant exists on ''Stick with Me, Kid''. After a computer-generated turn-around that changes from the 1994 [[Buena Vista Productions]] logo to the BVI logo, also in bolder text, but animates as normal. Below the next part is a copyright notice for The Walt Disney Company.
*Another ultra-rare variant exists on ''Stick with Me, Kid''. After a computer-generated turn-around that changes from the 1994 [[Buena Vista Productions]] logo to the BVI logo, also in bolder text, but animates as normal. Below the next part is a copyright notice for The Walt Disney Company.
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* On ''Kelab Disney Malaysia'', the text on the bottom is just copyright info for the program, and changes three times:
* On ''Kelab Disney Malaysia'', the text on the bottom is just copyright info for the program, and changes three times:
<center>{{Font|Times New Roman|Produced in association with</br>Buena Vista International Inc.</br>© (Year) Buena Vista International, Inc.</br>© (year) All Disney Elements</br>The Walt Disney Company}}</center>
<center>{{Font|Times New Roman|Produced in association with</br>Buena Vista International Inc.</br>© (Year) Buena Vista International, Inc.</br>© (year) All Disney Elements</br>The Walt Disney Company}}</center>
*On ''Playhouse Disney Australia'', the text is once again exclusively a copyright notice like with the ''Kelab Disney Malaysia'' variant, but is all placed within to the bottom of the logo rather than being displayed separately. The logo is displayed in 16:9 widescreen in this case as well.
*On ''Playhouse Disney Australia'', the text is once again exclusively a copyright notice like with the ''Kelab Disney Malaysia'' variant, but is all placed within to the bottom of the logo rather than being displayed separately. The logo is also displayed in a 16:9 widescreen ratio in this case as well.


'''FX/SFX''': The spark flying, and the text fading. Other times (mainly the 1987-1996 version of this logo due to it following the Touchstone Television logo), it's still.
'''FX/SFX''': The spark flying, and the text fading. Other times (mainly the 1987-1996 version of this logo due to it following the Touchstone Television logo), it's still.
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*This appears on original prints of all episodes of ''Marsupilami'' even in North America, and also appears on the videocassette releases. It surprisingly appears on home video prints of ''Frankenpooh'', whereas most ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'' videocassettes of the era use the standalone Walt Disney Television variant.
*This appears on original prints of all episodes of ''Marsupilami'' even in North America, and also appears on the videocassette releases. It surprisingly appears on home video prints of ''Frankenpooh'', whereas most ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'' videocassettes of the era use the standalone Walt Disney Television variant.
*This is also seen on various Disney/Touchstone/Hollywood Home Entertainment region 2 PAL DVD releases at the ends of ''A Goofy Movie'' (only some prints), ''The Three Musketeers'', ''The Journey of Natty Gann'', and possibly ''Deep Rising''.
*This is also seen on various Disney/Touchstone/Hollywood Home Entertainment region 2 PAL DVD releases at the ends of ''A Goofy Movie'' (only some prints), ''The Three Musketeers'', ''The Journey of Natty Gann'', and possibly ''Deep Rising''.
*It also appeared on various international prints of DIC Entertainment shows produced during this time period, sometimes being preserved, one example being on a KidsDHX print of ''Mummies Alive!'' on the KidsDHX YouTube channel (oddly with the 3rd music of the 2nd Claster Television logo) and on international prints of ''Sabrina: The Animated Series'' and ''Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century''.
*It also appeared on various international non-American prints of DIC Entertainment shows produced during the time when Disney owned them, as such this appeared on ''The Wacky World of Tex Avery'', ''Mummies Alive!'', ''Sabrina: The Animated Series'' and ''Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century''. These are sometimes retained on modern prints of these respective prints.
*The 1992 logo is extremely rare, only appearing on ''The Grand Opening of Euro Disney''.
*The 1992 logo is extremely rare, only appearing on ''The Grand Opening of Euro Disney''.
*The 1996 variant can be found on the ''Ellen'' episode "Two Mammograms and a Wedding" on the season 3 DVD.
*The 1996 variant can be found on the ''Ellen'' episode "Two Mammograms and a Wedding" on the season 3 DVD.
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'''Availability''': Common.
'''Availability''': Common.
*It's still seen on international prints of any Disney, Touchstone, ABC, and Buena Vista Television shows and Disney-owned movies on cable networks like Showtime and SundanceTV.
** It's still seen on international prints of any Disney, Touchstone, ABC, and Buena Vista Television shows and Disney-owned movies on cable networks like Showtime and SundanceTV.
*This can also be seen on DVD volumes and complete set of the 1967-1970 ''Spider-Man'' series, 1986-87, 1988-89 and some 1991-92 episodes of ''The Golden Girls'' on the DVD sets, reruns of ''Smart Guy'' on Family Channel Canada (plastering the Walt Disney Television logo on some episodes) and non-Canadian airings of ''RoboRoach''.
** This can also be seen on 1986-87, 1988-89 and some 1991-92 episodes of ''The Golden Girls'' on the DVD sets, reruns of ''Smart Guy'' on Family Channel Canada (plastering the Walt Disney Television logo on some episodes).
*Disney Channel USA airings of the Disney Channel Original Movie, ''Pixel Perfect'' has this at the end.
** Disney Channel USA airings of the Disney Channel Original Movie, ''Pixel Perfect'' has this at the end.
*This made a surprise appearance on a SundanceTV airing of the ''My So-Called Life'' episode "Life of Brian".
*The short animated silent variant is extremely rare, but it can be found at the end of the video release of ''The Book of Pooh: A Valentine for Eeyore'', not from the main show itself, but instead of a ''Rolie Polie Olie'' episode that appeared after the program. It appears after the end credits.
*It also appeared on international airings of DIC Entertainment-produced shows like ''Sonic Underground'', season 3 of ''The New Adventures of Madeline'' and even made a surprise appearance on the UK Prism Leisure DVD release of ''Inspector Gadget's Last Case''.
* It also appeared on early French airings of ''Sonic X'' (Buena Vista/Jetix France dubbed the series) and on ''Gadget and the Gadgetinis''.
*The International Television variant appears on international prints of ex-Saban programs, SIP Animation shows, Fox Kids/Jetix co-productions, as well as Fox Kids/Jetix, shows distributed by BVIT, such as Season 1 of ''W.I.T.C.H.'', the second season of ''What's with Andy?'', ''Tutenstein'' and ''RoboRoach''. It also appeared on ''Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!'' and is retained on Disney+'s prints as well.
*Strangely, this logo appears on one episode of ''Sonic Underground'' on the now-defunct European KidsCo network. In another bizarre case, this is also seen on Treehouse Direct Brazil prints of ''The Fairly OddParents'' (Viacom owns the series, but the series also aired on some Disney Channel's overseas as Nelvana distributes the first 4 seasons and season 5 before "Mooving Day" outside the United States, a possible reason why this logo appeared).
*This logo (with the WDTA logo) has been spotted on a May 24, 2018 Disney XD USA airing of the ''Lilo & Stitch: The Series'' episode "Phoon", probably due to using a international print of the latter episode (a similar case happened with the 2000 Walt Disney Television logo on the episode “Topper” on the aforementioned channel, also a result of using an international print of some sort).
*This logo (with the WDTA logo) has been spotted on a May 24, 2018 Disney XD USA airing of the ''Lilo & Stitch: The Series'' episode "Phoon", probably due to using a international print of the latter episode (a similar case happened with the 2000 Walt Disney Television logo on the episode “Topper” on the aforementioned channel, also a result of using an international print of some sort).
* More recently, this logo was spotted on many episodes of ''My Wife & Kids'' on both MTV2 and VH1, but it doesn't appear on Fuse and Aspire airings of the show.  
* More recently, this logo was spotted on many episodes of ''My Wife & Kids'' on both MTV2 and VH1, but it doesn't appear on Fuse and Aspire airings of the show.  
*It appears at the end of ''Mimic 3: Sentinel'' (Dimension Films production) on the Lionsgate ''Mimic'' Blu-Ray triple feature set (and the 2020 Paramount Pictures reprint of it), before the 2011 short/silent Miramax logo.
*It appears at the end of ''Mimic 3: Sentinel'' (Dimension Films production) on the Lionsgate ''Mimic'' Blu-Ray triple feature set (and the 2020 Paramount Pictures reprint of it), before the 2011 short/silent Miramax logo.
*It is also rumored this appears on some Mill Creek and Kino Lorber Blu-Ray releases of Touchstone/Hollywood Pictures titles such as ''Takin' Care Of Business'', ''Mr. Destiny'', ''Tough Guys'', ''The Puppet Masters'', ''Deep Rising'', and possibly others.
*It is also rumored this appears on some Mill Creek and Kino Lorber Blu-Ray releases of Touchstone/Hollywood Pictures titles such as ''Takin' Care Of Business'', ''Mr. Destiny'', ''Tough Guys'', ''The Puppet Masters'', ''Deep Rising'', and possibly others.
** This made a surprise appearance on a SundanceTV airing of the ''My So-Called Life'' episode "Life of Brian".
** The short animated silent variant is extremely rare, but it can be found at the end of the video release of ''The Book of Pooh: A Valentine for Eeyore'', not from the main show itself, but instead of a ''Rolie Polie Olie'' episode that appeared after the program. It appears after the end credits.
** It also appeared on later international, non-American airings of DIC Entertainment-produced shows. This logo was used on ''Sonic Underground'', ''Archie's Weird Mysteries'', and season 3 of ''The New Adventures of Madeline''. This also appeared on a 2002 Channel 5 UK airing of ''Madeline: Lost in Paris''. It made a surprise appearance on the UK Prism Leisure DVD release of ''Inspector Gadget's Last Case'', as well as a German DVD of the same movie. This is sometimes retained on some TV airings and on DVDs.
** On Non-Disney acquired shows, this logo appeared on international airings of ''RoboRoach'', ''Gadget & the Gadgetinis'' and the first season of the French dub of of ''Sonic X'' (Jetix Europe dubbed the series in the country)
*In a bizarre case, this is also seen on Treehouse Direct Brazil prints of ''The Fairly OddParents'' (Viacom owns the series, but the series also aired on some Disney Channel's overseas as Nelvana distributes the first 4 seasons and season 5 before "Mooving Day" outside the United States, a possible reason why this logo appeared).
* The International Television variant appears on international prints of ex-Saban programs, SIP Animation shows, Fox Kids/Jetix co-productions, as well as newer Fox Kids/Jetix shows distributed by BVIT, such as Season 1 of ''W.I.T.C.H.'', the second season of ''What's with Andy?'', ''Tutenstein'' and ''RoboRoach''. It also appeared on ''Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!'' and is retained on Disney+'s prints as well. It also appeared on the North American complete boxset of the 1967-1970 ''Spider-Man'' series, and also appeared on some DVD releases of ''Gadget & the Gadgetinis''.


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'''Availability''': Uncommon.
'''Availability''': Uncommon.
*Like the previous two, this is seen on international airings of Disney, ABC, Touchstone TV series and movies, though some international channels may not have this at the end.
*Like the previous two, this is seen on international airings of Disney, ABC, Touchstone TV series and movies, though some international channels may not have this at the end.
*It's seen on some international shows such as Polish airings of ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'', Season 1 episodes of ''Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'' and Polish airings of older Disney cartoons which plastered the previous 2 logos.
*It's seen on some international shows such as Polish airings of ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'', Season 1 episodes of ''Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'' and Polish airings of older Disney cartoons which plastered the previous 2 logos.
*This also plastered the [[Touchstone Pictures]] and [[Amblin Entertainment]] logos on a Christmas Eve airing of ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit'' on BBC 2 a few years back.
*This also plastered the [[Touchstone Pictures]] and [[Amblin Entertainment]] logos on a Christmas Eve airing of ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit'' on BBC 2 a few years back.
* The "Servicing the Distribution" version, like with the previous logo, appears on Jetix co-productions or shows airing on the channel distributed by the company, like season 2 of ''W.I.T.C.H.''. and season 1 of ''Pucca''.
*It is rumored this appears on a few Mill Creek and Kino-Lorber Blu-Ray releases of Touchstone/Hollywood Pictures titles such as ''Big Business'', ''Firebirds'', ''Prefontaine'', ''Scenes From a Mall'', and possibly others.
*It is rumored this appears on a few Mill Creek and Kino-Lorber Blu-Ray releases of Touchstone/Hollywood Pictures titles such as ''Big Business'', ''Firebirds'', ''Prefontaine'', ''Scenes From a Mall'', and possibly others.
*It can be seen at the end of HBO and Cinemax airings of ''Mr. Destiny'' (1990).
*It can be seen at the end of HBO and Cinemax airings of ''Mr. Destiny'' (1990).
* The "Servicing the Distribution" version, like with the previous logo, appears on ex-Fox Kids, Saban, and Jetix co-productions or shows airing on the channel distributed by the company. Such examples include series 2 of ''W.I.T.C.H.''. and Series 1 of ''Pucca'', the latter of which retains the logo on some official YouTube prints of the series.


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