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'''Audio:''' An "interference" sound followed by loud synth "bong" sounds as the "rings" come out from the transmitter, or the closing theme of the show. | '''Audio:''' An "interference" sound followed by loud synth "bong" sounds as the "rings" come out from the transmitter, or the closing theme of the show. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variant:''' A variant with different synth "bong" sounds was seen on the ''South Park'' episode "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut". | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' | ||
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'''Audio:''' A low "WHOOSH" as the logo zooms in, followed by a hip hop and techno drum fanfare (used on Comedy Central's bumpers at the time) or the closing theme of the show. | '''Audio:''' A low "WHOOSH" as the logo zooms in, followed by a hip hop and techno drum fanfare (used on Comedy Central's bumpers at the time) or the closing theme of the show. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||
* On ''Strangers with Candy'', a techno theme is heard (also used on Comedy Central's bumpers at the time) with something that sounds like a car's tires screeching. | * On ''Strangers with Candy'', a techno theme is heard (also used on Comedy Central's bumpers at the time) with something that sounds like a car's tires screeching. | ||
* On ''Comedy Central Presents'', the last part of the [[RickMill Productions]] logo's theme plays over the logo. | * On ''Comedy Central Presents'', the last part of the [[RickMill Productions]] logo's theme plays over the logo. | ||
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'''Audio:''' A funky bass/guitar sounder that loops itself, not unlike the ones heard on Comedy Central's commercial tags at the time. It depends on the variant. It's possible that these were composed by Musikvergnuegen like the bumpers at the time, though nothing is confirmed. | '''Audio:''' A funky bass/guitar sounder that loops itself, not unlike the ones heard on Comedy Central's commercial tags at the time. It depends on the variant. It's possible that these were composed by Musikvergnuegen like the bumpers at the time, though nothing is confirmed. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variant:''' Sometimes, if the logo is plastering older Comedy Central logos, the original logo's audio will still be heard. | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on programs from the time, such as ''South Park'' and ''Comedy Central Presents''. | '''Availability:''' Seen on programs from the time, such as ''South Park'' and ''Comedy Central Presents''. | ||
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'''Technique''': Simple computer animation. Another logo designed by INTERspecaular. | '''Technique''': Simple computer animation. Another logo designed by INTERspecaular. | ||
''' | '''Audio''': A strange sounding hip-hop tune. | ||
'''Availability''': Currently only known for being used mostly for some syndicated season 7 prints of ''South Park'' episodes when aired on WGN and Comedy Central in the late 2000s into the mid-2010s. | '''Availability''': Currently only known for being used mostly for some syndicated season 7 prints of ''South Park'' episodes when aired on WGN and Comedy Central in the late 2000s into the mid-2010s. | ||
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'''Audio:''' A sound cue from the network's ident package at the time, or the closing theme of the show. | '''Audio:''' A sound cue from the network's ident package at the time, or the closing theme of the show. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variant:''' At the end of the 2011 Comedy Central rebrand montage, an instrumental excerpt of "Wham Bam" by Clooney is heard. The song is part of the Extreme Music library and has been featured in many promos for other Paramount-owned networks (like Nickelodeon and VH1). | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on the 2011 Comedy Central rebrand montage, and at the start/end of some shows from the time period, such as ''Brickleberry''. | '''Availability:''' Seen on the 2011 Comedy Central rebrand montage, and at the start/end of some shows from the time period, such as ''Brickleberry''. | ||