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→‎2nd Logo (1989-2000s, 2021-): Seriously, the Danish version of The Disney Afternoon was not revived in 2021. And also, it was ended from 31 years.
imported>Davidthelogohunter
(→‎2nd Logo (1989-2000s, 2021-): Added a new Italian variant (with description))
imported>TheRealMarcel2000
(→‎2nd Logo (1989-2000s, 2021-): Seriously, the Danish version of The Disney Afternoon was not revived in 2021. And also, it was ended from 31 years.)
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'''Availability:''' Extinct. The only known use of this logo was on a Christmas episode of the French series ''Disney Parade'' called "Disney Parade Spécial Noél" ("Disney Parade Christmas Special"), which aired on TF1 on December 24, 1989. Might have appeared on other episodes of the show from this time period.
'''Availability:''' Extinct. The only known use of this logo was on a Christmas episode of the French series ''Disney Parade'' called "Disney Parade Spécial Noél" ("Disney Parade Christmas Special"), which aired on TF1 on December 24, 1989. Might have appeared on other episodes of the show from this time period.
 
===2nd Logo (1989-December 30, 2022)===
 
===2nd Logo (1989-2000s, 2021-)===
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*A cheesy variant appears on the Italian version of ''The Disney Club''. The text uses a cheesy font and the arc and castle are off-center.
*A cheesy variant appears on the Italian version of ''The Disney Club''. The text uses a cheesy font and the arc and castle are off-center.
*An alternate version of the cheesy Italian logo has the standard ''Buena Vista Productions'' text under the off-center castle.
*An alternate version of the cheesy Italian logo has the standard ''Buena Vista Productions'' text under the off-center castle.
* On the 2021 rebooted version of the Danish version of ''The Disney Afternoon'' (known as ''Disney Sjov''), the logo zooms backward to about halfway up the screen.
* On the Danish version of ''The Disney Afternoon'' (known as ''Disney Sjov''), the logo zooms backward to about halfway up the screen.


'''Technique:''' Same as the 1986 Walt Disney Television logo.
'''Technique:''' Same as the 1986 Walt Disney Television logo.
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* It also appeared on the localized German, Italian, and Spanish versions of the game show ''Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?'', which Disney co-produced.
* It also appeared on the localized German, Italian, and Spanish versions of the game show ''Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?'', which Disney co-produced.
* The crossfading variant is only known to appear on the North American airing of ''The Grand Opening of Euro Disneyland'' and the German version of ''The Disney Club''.
* The crossfading variant is only known to appear on the North American airing of ''The Grand Opening of Euro Disneyland'' and the German version of ''The Disney Club''.
* The logo made a strange, surprise return on the 2021 revived version of the Danish version of ''The Disney Afternoon'', known as ''Disney Sjov'', although its appearance is likely for nostalgic purposes as the Walt Disney Television International company doesn’t exist anymore.
* It made the last appearance on the Danish version of ''The Disney Afternoon'', known as ''Disney Sjov'', which aired the final time on DR1 from December 30, 2022.
 
 
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