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===1st Logo (1988-1989)=== | ===1st Logo (1988-1989)=== | ||
'''Nickname:</u> "Nick ID Snippets" | |||
'''Logo:</u> There are multiple variants used: | |||
*Fireworks: We see shadow figures of three children looking into the night sky. A firecracker (which looks like a comet streak) passes by them and we pan up into space, Then the firecracker bounces off of an astronaut, then a satellite, and finally, the moon, who has a very angry look, before it shoots up into the sky, and then explodes into several fireworks. "NICKELODEON" in its familiar font forms. A more common version starts at the firecracker shooting into the sky. | *Fireworks: We see shadow figures of three children looking into the night sky. A firecracker (which looks like a comet streak) passes by them and we pan up into space, Then the firecracker bounces off of an astronaut, then a satellite, and finally, the moon, who has a very angry look, before it shoots up into the sky, and then explodes into several fireworks. "NICKELODEON" in its familiar font forms. A more common version starts at the firecracker shooting into the sky. | ||
*Nick TV: On a blue green background, we see a boy in glasses standing next to a large, winged turtle with a TV screen on it. The boy jumps onto the turtle as it flies around in circles. It then stops in the middle of the screen to reveal the "NICKELODEON" text on the TV screen. This was done by Colossal Pictures. | *Nick TV: On a blue green background, we see a boy in glasses standing next to a large, winged turtle with a TV screen on it. The boy jumps onto the turtle as it flies around in circles. It then stops in the middle of the screen to reveal the "NICKELODEON" text on the TV screen. This was done by Colossal Pictures. | ||
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*Pattycake: We see two silhouettes with orange outlines playing Pattycake on the moon in outer space (we also see Earth in the background). The silhouettes clap hands two times, and four orange hands appear on screen. When they clap hands again, they disappear, and "NICKELODEON" appears on the four orange hands. | *Pattycake: We see two silhouettes with orange outlines playing Pattycake on the moon in outer space (we also see Earth in the background). The silhouettes clap hands two times, and four orange hands appear on screen. When they clap hands again, they disappear, and "NICKELODEON" appears on the four orange hands. | ||
'''Trivia:</u> These logos were all based on the iconic idents for which Nickelodeon was known throughout most of the 1980s. | |||
'''Variant:</u> There was a superimposed variant of the short fireworks logo that was seen on ''Double Defi'', the French-Canadian version of ''Double Dare''. | |||
'''FX/SFX:</u> It depends on the variant. | |||
'''Music/Sounds:</u> The closing theme of the show. | |||
'''Music/Sounds Variant:</u> | |||
* On several episodes of ''Finders Keepers'', we hear silence over the fireworks logo. | * On several episodes of ''Finders Keepers'', we hear silence over the fireworks logo. | ||
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* On the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'', we hear the fireworks logo's music. | * On the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'', we hear the fireworks logo's music. | ||
'''Availability:</u> Rare. Most of the variants can be seen on the Orlando-taped episodes of ''Super Sloppy Double Dare''. The long fireworks version (with music) can be seen on the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'' and at the end of ''Double Dare: The Messiest Moments'' on VHS. The short fireworks version, however, appeared on the syndicated versions of ''Double Dare'' and ''Finders Keepers'', as well as the Fox version of ''Family Double Dare'' (and even appeared on the Australian version of ''Double Dare'' after the "This program is based off of.." bumper). A short Nick Box is seen on the syndicated version of ''Double Dare'' and 1989 episodes of ''Super Sloppy Double Dare'' (both the Philadelphia and Orlando-taped episodes). The full Nick Box, however, can be seen on the video ''How to Throw a Double Dare Party''. The golf logo can be found on some Orlando-taped SSDD episodes as well. None of these variants appear on the British and Dutch versions of ''Double Dare'', though. | |||
'''Editor's Note:</u> None. | |||
===2nd Logo (September 4, 2000-September 2006)=== | ===2nd Logo (September 4, 2000-September 2006)=== | ||
'''Nickname:</u> "The Weird Object" | |||
'''Logo:</u> Against a teal background, various hard-to-describe versions of the Nick logo bounce around the screen (usually "Cloud 2"), eventually settling in the center. Copyright info (which varies in font depending on the show it follows) appears below. Sometimes the copyright info can be on as early as the logo is animating. | |||
'''Trivia:</u> | |||
*This logo was based on the on-air look Nick had from 2000 to early 2003, which was designed by Burning Settlers Cabin. | *This logo was based on the on-air look Nick had from 2000 to early 2003, which was designed by Burning Settlers Cabin. | ||
*According to Burning Settlers Cabin, each shape has a name. From left to right starting from the top: Baroque, Electron, Evolution, Amoeba, Flower, Radishes, and Cloud 2. | *According to Burning Settlers Cabin, each shape has a name. From left to right starting from the top: Baroque, Electron, Evolution, Amoeba, Flower, Radishes, and Cloud 2. | ||
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*The kids' laughing audio used from August 2001-September 2006 was used on the ''Wunschpunch'' episode, "Terrible Toddlers". | *The kids' laughing audio used from August 2001-September 2006 was used on the ''Wunschpunch'' episode, "Terrible Toddlers". | ||
'''FX/SFX:</u> The "bouncing". | |||
'''Variants:</u> | |||
*A still version of the logo without any copyright notice exist. | *A still version of the logo without any copyright notice exist. | ||
*An animated version without any copyright notice also exists. So far, it's known to only appear on an airing of ''Barbie of Swan Lake''. The shape used was "Cloud 2" when it was animating, and turns into "Flower" shape when the logo stops animating. | *An animated version without any copyright notice also exists. So far, it's known to only appear on an airing of ''Barbie of Swan Lake''. The shape used was "Cloud 2" when it was animating, and turns into "Flower" shape when the logo stops animating. | ||
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*The second logo for Nickelodeon Animation Studios was also used along with this logo for certain Nicktoons (''Jimmy Neutron'', the Frederator Nicktoons [some early season 2 episodes of ''The Fairly OddParents'' actually used this while other episodes used the Nicktoons Splat], ''Danny Phantom'', ''The X's'', and ''Invader Zim'') up until 2006. See the page for more details. | *The second logo for Nickelodeon Animation Studios was also used along with this logo for certain Nicktoons (''Jimmy Neutron'', the Frederator Nicktoons [some early season 2 episodes of ''The Fairly OddParents'' actually used this while other episodes used the Nicktoons Splat], ''Danny Phantom'', ''The X's'', and ''Invader Zim'') up until 2006. See the page for more details. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:</u> Depends on the era: | |||
*September 4?, 2000-July 2001: | *September 4?, 2000-July 2001: | ||
**The end theme of the show. | **The end theme of the show. | ||
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**The end theme of the show. | **The end theme of the show. | ||
'''Music/Sounds Variants:</u> | |||
*For a brief time in summer 2005, there was an announcer (possibly a female adult or an older child) that said "Next on Nick, [SHOW NAME]." | *For a brief time in summer 2005, there was an announcer (possibly a female adult or an older child) that said "Next on Nick, [SHOW NAME]." | ||
*On airings of ''The Amanda Show'' with the split-screen credits and an episode of Pelswick, it has the buzzing sound from the 1996 Nickelodeon Productions "Lightbulb" logo. | *On airings of ''The Amanda Show'' with the split-screen credits and an episode of Pelswick, it has the buzzing sound from the 1996 Nickelodeon Productions "Lightbulb" logo. | ||
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*On at least one airing of ''Hey Arnold'', the kids laughing audio and the continued Snee-Oosh theme both play. | *On at least one airing of ''Hey Arnold'', the kids laughing audio and the continued Snee-Oosh theme both play. | ||
'''Availability:</u> Extinct. This logo was mainly used to plaster the Nickelodeon Productions logo on the split-screen credits (this was done to simplify the creation of the credits). Strangely, this logo wasn't seen on a 2001 airing of ''Taina'' with the split-screen credits, as the 1996 Nick Productions "Lightbulb" logo appears, and several airings of ''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' with the split-screen credits omitted this logo in favour of the NAS “Nickelodeon splat”, it is unknown what shape the Nickelodeon logo used on the former show. It was used from 2000 until 2006. Sometimes, it would appear on shows that weren't made by Nickelodeon, but had split-screen credits, like ''Speed Racer X'', ''My Dad The Rock Star'' and ''Butt Ugly Martians''. This logo was also used on the Nick on CBS block when it aired Nicktoons because of the fact that the block's credits were the same ones Nickelodeon used at the time. The still logo was last seen on the 2011 airing of ''Cry Baby Lane'', as current airings on NickSplat remove this logo. | |||
'''Editor's Note:</u> None. | |||
===3rd Logo (September 28, 2009-March 11, 2017)=== | ===3rd Logo (September 28, 2009-March 11, 2017)=== | ||
'''Logo:</u> Essentially the same as the 2009 Nickelodeon Productions logo, but excluding the word "PRODUCTIONS" and sometimes the copyright stamp. | |||
'''Variant:</u> On ''Open Heart'' and the 14th season of ''Degrassi'', the same logo of Nickelodeon Productions was used but "ORIGINALS" replaces "PRODUCTIONS". | |||
'''FX/SFX:</u> Same as the 2009 Nickelodeon Productions logo. | |||
'''Music/Sounds:</u> Same as the 2009 Nickelodeon Productions logo. | |||
'''Availability:</u> Common. Although split-screen airings now use the 2009 Nickelodeon Productions logo, it's still seen at the start of most Nickelodeon DVDs, and sometimes at the end of Nickelodeon shows like Rabbids: Invasion. The "Originals" variant appears on ''Degrassi'' starting with the 14th season and ''Open Heart'' (Canadian airings of these two shows don't have it). | |||
'''Editor's Note:</u> None. | |||
===4th Logo (2013?- )=== | ===4th Logo (2013?- )=== | ||
'''Logo:</u> Just the current Nickelodeon logo on a white background. | |||
'''Variants:</u> | |||
* On ''Pinky Malinky'', the titular character is seen running and jumping around the logo. | * On ''Pinky Malinky'', the titular character is seen running and jumping around the logo. | ||
* On ''Glitch Techs'', the logo is seen in an arcade machine along with a score counter above it and the blinking text "PRESS START" below it. The logo also glitches a little. | * On ''Glitch Techs'', the logo is seen in an arcade machine along with a score counter above it and the blinking text "PRESS START" below it. The logo also glitches a little. | ||
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* On many shows, the logo is in-credit. | * On many shows, the logo is in-credit. | ||
'''FX/SFX:</u> Usually none, except for the animation in the two custom Netflix variants: | |||
* <u>''Pinky Malinky'' variant:</u> Pinky running and jumping around the logo. | * <u>''Pinky Malinky'' variant:</u> Pinky running and jumping around the logo. | ||
* <u>''Glitch Techs'' variant:</u> The logo glitching and the "PRESS START" text blinking. | * <u>''Glitch Techs'' variant:</u> The logo glitching and the "PRESS START" text blinking. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:</u> The ending theme of the show. | |||
'''Music/Sounds Variants:</u> | |||
* On ''Pinky Malinky'', we hear the opening theme of the show along with Pinky laughing, then saying "I can't" and screaming the word "whoa". | * On ''Pinky Malinky'', we hear the opening theme of the show along with Pinky laughing, then saying "I can't" and screaming the word "whoa". | ||
* On ''Glitch Techs'', some video game sound effects are heard. | * On ''Glitch Techs'', some video game sound effects are heard. | ||
'''Availability:</u> Common. Appears on ''Ollie's Pack''. The reversed color scheme version can be found on ''Becca's Bunch''. The custom animated variants are seen on the Netflix original shows ''Pinky Malinky'' and ''Glitch Techs''. The in-credit variant is very common and can be found on shows such as ''Make It Pop'', ''Star Falls'', ''Ride'', ''Max & Shred'', ''Dorg van Dango'', ''Massive Monster Mayhem'' and the 2019 version of ''The Adventures of Paddington''. | |||
'''Editor's Note:</u> None. | |||
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