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

*The B&W version was last seen on a few B&W episodes of ''Combat!'' on H&I, and the color version is seen on the final season of ''Combat!'', as well as some TV movies and mini-series like ''Holocaust'', which is followed by the 2007 [[CBS Media Ventures|CBS Television Distribution]] logo on its DVD release.

*When Blockbuster Entertainment bought Spelling, their movie ticket logo would unfold below Worldvision's logo, underneath the Spelling byline (itself having the Blockbuster byline underneath it). The Worldvision logo is also shrunk and shifted up a bit to make space for the Blockbuster byline.

*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.

*Also seen on the mini-series ''The Stand'' when it aired on Syfy and Chiller and most B&W episodes of ''Combat!'' on Me-TV and H&I, as well as ''The Fugitive'' (1963 TV series), Sci-Fi Channel prints of ''Dark Shadows'', older TV broadcasts of Carolco films, such as ''Terminator 2: Judgement Day'' (in which AMC Networks' print retains this, albeit stretched to widescreen), ''Jacob's Ladder'' (preserved on Trifecta's print, as it appears to have been sourced from a Worldvision print), ''Universal Soldier'' and ''Repossessed'', among others, older syndicated prints of Weintraub films such as ''My Stepmother is an Alien'', and older syndicated prints of ''The Terminator'', ''Kickboxer'' and ''A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master'', among others.

*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 the original U.S. broadcasts of ''Fantastic Max'' and ''Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone''/''Potsworth & Co.'', 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 North American 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'', the mid-1990s airings of ''The Fugitive'' on BBC Two, and on a Hallmark TV print of the 1986 TV movie ''The Christmas Gift'' (following the 1982 [[Rosemont Productions International]] logo and before the 1995 [[Paramount Television (1967-2006)|Paramount Television]] logo), 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.