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'''FX/SFX:''' The fireworks, and the "L-T" logo popping out. The animation was produced by Calico. | '''FX/SFX:''' The fireworks, and the "L-T" logo popping out. The animation was produced by Calico. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A 4-note royal-sounding synth horn fanfare combined with a tympani drum, with the last note being held. 3 short chimes are played along the sparkles appearing. The fanfare was arranged and composed by Score Productions. This logo was also played with the then-current Rankin-Bass logo at that time for animated shows. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A 4-note royal-sounding synth horn fanfare combined with a tympani drum, with the last note being held. 3 short chimes are played along the sparkles appearing. The fanfare was arranged and composed by Score Productions, and is in the key of C major. This logo was also played with the then-current Rankin-Bass logo at that time for animated shows. | ||
'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | ||
*Very rarely, the original 1971 Lorimar music (and even some special variations of it) was played with this logo (most likely a plastering error). This was spotted on a rerun of the first season of ''Perfect Strangers'', and various episodes of ''Knots Landing'' on CBS Drama and the French FOX Life channels. | *Very rarely, the original 1971 Lorimar music (and even some special variations of it) was played with this logo (most likely a plastering error). This was spotted on a rerun of the first season of ''Perfect Strangers'', and various episodes of ''Knots Landing'' on CBS Drama and the French FOX Life channels. | ||
*On original NBC broadcasts and as well as some reruns (namely on TV Land's 2005 50-hour marathon of Warner Bros. Television shows for their 50th anniversary) of ''The Hogan Family'' (2nd & 3rd season) (when it was originally titled ''Valerie'' and ''Valerie's Family'' respectively from 1986-1988), this logo's jingle was an odd-sounding high-tone variation, but in other reruns (namely the 2006 ABC Family reruns), it's usually plastered over with the 1992 version of the Lorimar Television logo with the end-title theme playing. | *On original NBC broadcasts and as well as some reruns (namely on TV Land's 2005 50-hour marathon of Warner Bros. Television shows for their 50th anniversary) of ''The Hogan Family'' (2nd & 3rd season) (when it was originally titled ''Valerie'' and ''Valerie's Family'' respectively from 1986-1988), this logo's jingle was an odd-sounding high-tone variation in D♭ major, but in other reruns (namely the 2006 ABC Family reruns), it's usually plastered over with the 1992 version of the Lorimar Television logo with the end-title theme playing. | ||
*Over the end-title theme from any show or the respective logo theme, the announcer from any series would announce over the logo. | *Over the end-title theme from any show or the respective logo theme, the announcer from any series would announce over the logo. | ||
*On some series, the logo theme didn't include the twinkle animation nor sound. | *On some series, the logo theme didn't include the twinkle animation nor sound. | ||
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*Sometimes, the logo is silent. | *Sometimes, the logo is silent. | ||
*On the first season ''Full House'' episode "The Big Three-O" (DVD only) once the blue starry background comes up, the music fades out as it normally would on the short version, and the logo is silent for the rest of the duration. | *On the first season ''Full House'' episode "The Big Three-O" (DVD only) once the blue starry background comes up, the music fades out as it normally would on the short version, and the logo is silent for the rest of the duration. | ||
*On the Warner Archive DVD of ''The Stranger Within'' and on an 1986 episode of ''It's a Living'', the music is played in a low-tone. | *On the Warner Archive DVD of ''The Stranger Within'' and on an 1986 episode of ''It's a Living'', the music is played in a low-tone, in B major. | ||
*On a few episodes of ''It's a Living'', the last few seconds of the end title theme would play over this logo before the final few seconds of the L-T jingle played. | *On a few episodes of ''It's a Living'', the last few seconds of the end title theme would play over this logo before the final few seconds of the L-T jingle played. | ||
*On ''Jack The Ripper'', it's the closing theme. | *On ''Jack The Ripper'', it's the closing theme. | ||