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'''Nicknames:''' "CBS Eyemark VII", "CGI CBS Eyemark II", "The Stage", "CGI Stage", "CBS Stage", "CBS Eyemark on Stage"
'''Nicknames:''' "CBS Eyemark VII", "CGI CBS Eyemark II", "The Studio", "CGI Studio", "CBS Studio", "CBS Eyemark in the Studio"


'''Logo:''' We see a flash of light, which dies down to reveal the CBS Eyemark logo (the Eyemark-shaped light is coming from the center of it) with "<span style="font-family:'Times-New-Roman';>{{Font color|#9c3f17|'''CBS PRODUCTIONS'''}}</span>" around it, floating above a floor in a blue and white studio whose walls have a CBS logo pattern on them. The text is in the familiar CBS Didot font and the entire logo is brown. The logo then slowly zooms away.
'''Logo:''' We see a flash of light, which dies down to reveal the CBS Eyemark logo (the Eyemark-shaped light is coming from the center of it) with "<span style="font-family:'Times-New-Roman';>{{Font color|#9c3f17|'''CBS PRODUCTIONS'''}}</span>" around it, floating above a floor in a blue and white studio whose walls have a CBS logo pattern on them. The text is in the familiar CBS Didot font and the entire logo is brown. The logo then slowly zooms away.
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'''Trivia:''' This logo was based on the CBS 1997-98 on air look, "The Address is CBS: Welcome Home". Designed by Pittard Sullivan.
'''Trivia:''' This logo was based on the CBS 1997-98 on air look, "The Address is CBS: Welcome Home". Designed by Pittard Sullivan.


'''Later Variant:''' Starting in 1999, a better known version debuted, which omits the light. The logo is redone and in a lighter shade of reddish-brown, and the font is smaller. ''Now & Again'' continued to use the original version, and ''Walker, Texas Ranger'' continued to use the original version until its end in 2001. Interestingly enough, ''Snowden's Christmas'' used the original version on the VHS release despite the CBS premiere used the 1999 logo.
'''Variants:'''
*Starting in 1999, a better known version debuted, which omits the light. The logo is redone and in a lighter shade of reddish-brown, and the font is smaller, with the metallic silver outline more visible. ''Now & Again'' continued to use the original version, and ''Walker, Texas Ranger'' continued to use the original version until its end in 2001. Interestingly enough, ''Snowden's Christmas'' used the original version on the VHS release despite the CBS premiere used the 1999 logo.
*A widescreen version exists for the 1999 version.


'''FX/SFX:''' The flash of light, and the zooming out.
'''FX/SFX:''' The flash of light, and the zooming out. The 1999 version, as mentioned above, excludes the flash of light.


'''Music/Sounds:''' None or the outro of the end title theme from any show playing over the logo until 2008. On occasion, the music score from the 97-98 on air look plays over the logo, along with voice actor Mark Elliott reading a short promo.
'''Music/Sounds:''' None or the outro of the end title theme from any show playing over the logo until 2008. On occasion, the music score from the 97-98 on air look plays over the logo, along with voice actor Mark Elliott reading a short promo.


'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
*On ''Kids Say the Darndest Things'' and the short-lived series ''Now & Again'', there's a mysterious synth sounder, on the later show, this theme would trail into the 1995 Paramount Domestic Television logo.
*On ''Kids Say the Darndest Things'' and the short-lived series ''Now & Again'', there's a mysterious synth sounder, on the latter show, this theme would trail into the 1995 Paramount Domestic Television logo.
*On ''Listen Up!'', it plastered over the [[Fox Television Studios]] logo, but keeps its music (the abridged version) intact.
*On ''Listen Up!'', it plastered over the [[Fox Television Studios]] logo, but keeps its music (the abridged version) intact.
*Since 2008, we hear a light orchestral sounder, played by low strings, low horns and a piano with a bang of a timpani and a clash of cymbals. It sounds like the old CBS jingle a bit.
*Since 2008, we hear a light orchestral sounder, played by low strings, low horns and a piano with a bang of a timpani and a clash of cymbals. It sounds like the old CBS jingle a bit.
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*It also appeared on original prints of season one episodes of ''Rescue Heroes'' and season three episodes of ''Tales from the Cryptkeeper'', but current prints remove this logo. It can also be seen on later seasons of ''Touched By An Angel'' on Me-TV and Start TV airings.
*It also appeared on original prints of season one episodes of ''Rescue Heroes'' and season three episodes of ''Tales from the Cryptkeeper'', but current prints remove this logo. It can also be seen on later seasons of ''Touched By An Angel'' on Me-TV and Start TV airings.


'''Editor's Note:''' This is a clean logo, with simple, but effective CGI that still holds up over 23 years later. That it's been brought back numerous times is a testament to how well it's held up.
'''Editor's Note:''' This is a clean logo, with simple, but effective CGI that still holds up over two decades later. That it's been brought back numerous times is a testament to how well it's held up. This would also become the basis of the later-popular [[CBS Television Distribution]] logo.
 


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