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*It is also preserved on ''Someone I Touched'' on Amazon Prime, Epix.com and formerly Netflix.

*A special <u>superimposed in-credit variant</u> with no animation was created to replace the [[ABC Films]] ID, with or without "A" placed above and "PRESENTATION" placed below, and with the note included. This was also seen on co-produced TV movies.

*This logo is seen on some episodes of ''The Streets of San Francisco'' on Me-TV.

*It is also preserved on an episode of ''Hong Kong Phooey'' on the ''Saturday Morning Cartoons - 1970s, Volume 1'' DVD set.

*The ''Capture of Grizzly Addams'' variant can be seen on said movie, whenever reran (usually on Decades), and is also retained on the film's DVD release, followed by the silent variant of the 2007 CBS Television Distribution logo.

*The 1981 version of this logo with the Taft byline is also intact on the iTunes HD remastered prints of both ''Scooby-Doo Meets the Boo Brothers'' (1987) and ''Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School'' (1988), respectively, following the 1986 [[Hanna-Barbera]] "CGI Swirling Star" logo.

*The 1981 version of this logo is also seen twice on HBO Max's print of ''The New Adventures of Jonny Quest'' episode "Vikong Lives"; after the 1986 Hanna-Barbera "CGI Swirling Star" logo, and after the 2003 [[Warner Bros. Television Studios|Warner Bros. Television]] logo added at the end of that print.

*This logo is also preserved on the 2022 Arrow Blu-ray release of the TV movie ''The Initiation of Sarah'' (1978).

*The 1981 version of this logo was also seen at the end of an early-1980s print of the 1974 TV movie ''Killer Bees''.

*The 1981 version of this logo was also seen at the end of an on the 1971 TV movie ''The Trackers'' when CBS Justice in the UK aired it.

*The 1981 version of this logo is also preserved at the end of an Australian VHS release of the 1975 TV movie ''The Dead Don't Die'' by Taft-Hardie Group and [[Worldvision Home Video]].

*The 1981 version of this logo is also intact at the end of a Tubi print of S6E36 of ''The Smurfs'', following the 1986 Hanna-Barbera "CGI Swirling Star" logo.

*The 1981 version of this logo was also seen at the end of the 1994 UK airings of ''The Banana Splits'' on Channel 4, following the 1968 Hanna-Barbera "Zooming H-B" logo.

*The 1981 version of this logo is also preserved at the end of a 16mm print of ''Bunnicula, the Vampire Rabbit'', following the 1981 [[Ruby-Spears Productions|Ruby-Spears Enterprises]] logo.

*The bylineless version of this logo is also preserved at the end of The Roku Channel print of the 1976 TV movie ''The Call of the Wild'', which is then followed by the 2012 [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios|MGM]] logo.

** Both low and high-tone versions can be found in numerous places: for example, the 1991 logo in both low and high tones is seen on some episodes of syndicated prints of ''Little House on the Prairie''. The 1988 logo in low tone is preserved on the Boomerang streaming service print of an episode of ''A Pup Named Scooby-Doo'' titled "Lights...Camera...Monster". The 1995 logo in low tone was sighted on a few season 2 episodes of ''Dallas'' in its S1&2 DVD release. A high-pitch variant of the 1996 logo also exists and can be seen on international prints of some episodes of ''The Love Boat: The Next Wave'', as well as on episodes of ''Moesha'' and ''Beverly Hills, 90210'' of the time, among others.

*Sometimes, <u>the closing theme</u> is used (like on some parts of ''The Stand'' and Grit's print of ''The Punisher'') or the logo is silent.

*This logo was used on 1990s prints of pre-1973 ABC shows, but also applied to the Hanna-Barbera (until the cartoon studio's sale to Turner Broadcasting in 1991), [[Republic Entertainment|Republic Pictures Television]] (after 1996), [[Weintraub Entertainment Group]], Carolco Pictures (the company distributed their films to TV as part of a syndication package; this also included select [[Live Entertainment|Live Home Video]] titles and later [[Vestron Video]]/[[Vestron Pictures|Pictures]] titles) and Spelling Television libraries, among others. They were also seen on some first-run syndicated programs, such as the first 3 seasons of ''Judge Judy'' which airs on Paramount Global-owned Pluto TV.

*The original bylineless version of the logo was also seen on ''Troop Beverly Hills'' when it aired on Encore in 2009, although streaming prints on The Roku Channel and Tubi end with the 2002 [[Sony Pictures Television]] logo instead as Worldvision/Paramount only owns the TV rights (while Sony retains the rest).

*This logo was also seen on Trifecta's print of ''Basic Instinct'' before the Trifecta logo, and was preserved on syndicated prints of ''Three For the Road'', with the 1995 Paramount logo and Trifecta logo appearing afterward (although Laff's print doesn't have Trifecta and the Worldvision/Paramount logos are shown before the credits).

*The filmed variant is preserved on early VHS releases of the ''Twin Peaks'' pilot episode from [[Warner Home Video]], and was also seen on old TBS airings of the ''George of the Jungle'' cartoon, and some international prints of ''The Love Boat''.

*It was also seen on a couple of S1 episodes of ''Melrose Place'' back when it was on Netflix; it was also seen on reruns of said show on the Style network and SOAPnet (now Disney Junior) though it's plastered on the pilot by the 2003 Paramount Domestic Television logo.

*It was also seen on reruns of ''Beverly Hills, 90210'' on SOAPnet.

*It is also intact on some episodes of ''Bonanza'' on its German DVD release and is also seen on some episodes of the said show on Me-TV.

**It is also intact on Amazon Prime's print of ''Gunsmoke Ranch'', a Movies! airing of ''Flying Tigers'', and a Grit airing of ''The Punisher'' (1989).

*The logo is also seen at both the beginning and end of the 1994 U.S. VHS release of ''Cujo'' instead of the 1983 Worldvision Home Video logo.

*The logo is also seen at the end of the 1990 film ''Disturbed'' on Court TV Mystery, which is followed by the silent 1995 Paramount Domestic Television logo.

*The original bylineless version of this logo can be found on some Hanna-Barbera shows such as ''A Pup Named Scooby-Doo'' and ''The New Yogi Bear Show'' (1988 series), and was also seen on original U.S. broadcasts of ''Fantastic Max'', a 1990 [[USA Network Originals|USA Network]] broadcast of ''The Scooby-Doo Show'' episode "The Headless Horseman of Halloween" (following the 1969 Hanna-Barbera "Multiplying Rectangles" logo), an RTL Klub airing of ''The Huckleberry Hound Show'' short "Huck's Hack", a mid-1993 Nickelodeon U.S. airing of the ''Yogi Bear'' short "Big Brave Bear", Boomerang U.S. airings of ''The Banana Splits in Hocus Pocus Park'', late 1980s prints of ''Alice in Wonderland or What's a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This?'' (1966) and ''20,000 Leagues Under the Sea'' (1973), an old TVE 2/La 2 airing of ''Rock Odyssey'' (1987), and 2023 Boomerang U.S. airings of ''Jabberjaw'', and is also intact on a Tubi streaming print of S4E16 of ''The Smurfs'' (following the blacked out 1983-era variant of the 1979 Hanna-Barbera "Swirling Star" logo), and the ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!'' episode "Nowhere to Hyde", included on the 2001 UK VHS release of ''Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase'', due to that episode and "Which Witch is Witch?" being bonus episodes included on that release.

*The original bylineless version of this logo was also seen on HTV Night Club airings of the short-lived ''Garrison's Gorillas'', and the mid-1990s airings of ''The Fugitive'' on BBC Two, and is also intact on the CBS Home Entertainment MOD DVD print of episode 3 of ''Most Wanted'' (1976 TV series), and at the end of an IMDb Freedive (now Amazon Freevee) print of S1E02 of ''Dallas'', following the 1971 [[Lorimar Productions|Lorimar]] logo.