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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:''' 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'', ''Finders Keepers'', and ''Eureeka's Castle'', as well as the [[Fox Television Stations Productions|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.
'''Availability:''' 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'', ''Finders Keepers'', and ''Eureeka's Castle'', as well as the [[Fox Television Stations Productions|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.


===2nd Logo (1996-2003)===
===2nd Logo (1996-2003)===
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Three bouncing noises, followed by a splatting noise. Sometimes, it plays the closing theme of the show or trailer.
'''Music/Sounds:''' Three bouncing noises, followed by a splatting noise. Sometimes, it plays the closing theme of the show or trailer.


'''Availability:''' Rare. The animated version was only seen on ''Yakkity Yak'' and the ''Fat Files'' shorts. The still version of the Nickelodeon logo was only seen on the trailer for ''Harriet the Spy'' and the teaser trailer for ''The Rugrats Movie''.
'''Availability:''' The animated version was only seen on ''Yakkity Yak'' and the ''Fat Files'' shorts. The still version of the Nickelodeon logo was only seen on the trailer for ''Harriet the Spy'' and the teaser trailer for ''The Rugrats Movie''.


'''Legacy:''' This logo can be seen in a couple of Nickelodeon promos from the late 90s as well as trailers for ''Harriet the Spy'' and ''The Rugrats Movie''.
'''Legacy:''' This logo can be seen in a couple of Nickelodeon promos from the late 90s as well as trailers for ''Harriet the Spy'' and ''The Rugrats Movie''.
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