Buena Vista International Television: Difference between revisions

===1st Logo (1987-1990)===

'''Technique:''' None.

* So far, this has been spotted on a [[Thames Television IDs|Thames Television]] airing of ''Roger Rabbit & the Secrets of Toontown''.

* It also appeared on some 1980s international prints of ''Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers'' and ''DuckTales''.

===2nd Logo (1989-2007)===

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Bvit5.png|''Stick with Me, Kid'' (1995)

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* 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.

* The BVI text is also bold on ''Дисней Клуб'' (the Russian version of ''Disney Club''), but the background is {{color|#7100E3|purple}}, both logos are animated and not divided into parts and the logos animate as normal.

* On ''Kelab Disney Malaysia'', the text on the bottom is just copyright info for the program, and changes three times:

'''Availability:''' Common. Appears on a majority of Disney-owned material at the time, mostly international prints.

* It is still seen on various Disney-owned programs and movies whenever aired on their overseas channels or affiliates.

* It can also be found at the ends of ''The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again'' and ''Midnight Madness'' on the region 1 DVD releases, as well as some [[Touchstone Home Entertainment]] DVD releases with ''What About Bob?'' being one of them.

* 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 no logo, the standalone or still Walt Disney Television variant, or the long 1997 Buena Vista Television logo, however this logo was seen on some episodes of said series on The Disney Channel in the U.S. in the mid to late 90s (before the prints were updated with the 1986 Walt Disney Television "Blue Castle" logo).

** It was also tacked onto a print of the ''Bump in the Night'' special "'Twas the Night Before Bumpy" on the 2004 UK DVD release "[[Anchor Bay Entertainment|Anchor Bay]]'s Christmas Selection Box".

* The 1992 logo is extremely rare, and only appears on a small amount of local productions such as ''The Grand Opening of Euro Disney''.

** It also weirdly appeared on the 2000 Scottish Gaelic dub of ''Caillou'' produced for BBC Alba, but this is most likely a mistake made by the dubbing company as Disney had no distribution involvement with the series at all.

* The 1989 version (in 4:3) makes several surprise appearances.

===3rd Logo (1989?-Early 1990s?)===

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'''Logo:''' Same as the [[Buena Vista Productions]] logo used, but all the text apart from "Buena Vista" then fades away, with {{Font|Times New Roman|'''Distributed by'''}} fading on the top, and {{Font|Times New Roman|'''International, Inc.'''}} below in a gray font.

'''Music/Sounds:''' The end theme to the special.

===4th Logo (1998-2007) ===

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'''Variants:'''

* Like the previous logo, This logo would come in either the standard 4:3 version or the widescreen 16:9 version.

** A cropped (or stretched, in some cases) widescreen 16:9 version is used on most widescreen prints.

** An extremely rare 2.35:1 widescreen version exists.

'''Music/Sounds:''' Silent (mainly on the standalone logo), the finishing of the [[ABC Studios|Touchstone Television]] theme, the finishing of the 1987 Walt Disney Television theme, or the finishing of the end title theme of any show.

* More recently, this logo was surprisingly spotted on some episodes of ''My Wife & Kids'' on VH1 and other Paramount Global networks, whenever it airs. Comedy Central UK (and 5Star) airings also have this at the end, on seasons 2-onward, as do Hulu's and Disney+'s prints. However, 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. This is also retained on Crackle's print and even a Comet broadcast.  

* 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 made a surprise appearance on the UK [[Prism Leisure Corporation|Prism Leisure]] DVD release of ''Inspector Gadget's Last Case'', as well as a German DVD of the same movie. It is possible that this may have been seen on other Disney Channel/Toon Disney airings of the DIC Movie Toons as well.

** It was also seen on Boomerang UK airings of the original ''Inspector Gadget'' after the DIC/Saban/Fox Kids logos.

** It makes an odd, surprise appearance at the end of the ''VR Troopers'' episode "The Dojo Pilot" (after the Saban/Fox Kids logos) on the 2004 [[Maximum Entertainment]] UK DVD release of "VR Troopers: Volume 2".

** For unknown reasons, a lot of shows that aired on Fox Kids Brazil and Latin America commonly used this at the end for unknown reasons, such as on Treehouse Direct Brazil prints of ''The Fairly OddParents'' (Viacom owns the series, but the series also aired on some international versions of Disney Channel, as Nelvana distributes the first 4 seasons and season 5 before "Mooving Day" outside the United States, a possible reason why this logo appeared) and airings of ''Braceface'' , another Nelvana-owned property.

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'''Logo:''' Similar to the last logo, we see the same castle, but in white, on a more lighter blue background. Below the castle is the text:

* On ''Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!'', the text is a little smaller and the castle is a little bigger (while the byline and text are also close together).

* There is a very rare bylineless version.  

'''Music/Sounds:''' None or the end theme to the show.

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'''Variants:'''

* Season 1 episodes of ''Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'' and ''My Friends Tigger & Pooh'' also have this at the end, plastering the [[Disney Junior Originals|Playhouse Disney Originals]] logo. It also plasters the Disney Channel Originals logo on international prints of WDTA-produced shows at the time, such as season 1 episodes of ''The Replacements'' (including American prints on Disney+) and the final season of ''Kim Possible'', among others.  

* This also plastered the [[Touchstone Pictures]] and [[Amblin Entertainment]] logos on a Christmas Eve airing of ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit'' (1988) on BBC Two a few years back.

* It can be seen at the end of HBO and Cinemax airings of ''Mr. Destiny'' (1990).

* The "Servicing the Distribution" version is rarer than the previous logo. It appears on some [[Jetix Europe]] co-productions, including season 2 of both ''W.I.T.C.H.'' and ''A.T.O.M. - Alpha Teens on Machines'', ''Power Rangers Operation Overdrive'', and season 1 of ''Pucca'', the latter of which retains the logo on some official YouTube prints of the series. It's unknown if other shows from this time period, like ''Oban-Star Racers'', used this logo. It also made a surprise appearance at the end of a UK True Movies airing of the TV movie ''The Girl Who Came Between Them'' (1990).