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'''Audio:''' A synth tune in "D" key that ascends and descends repeatedly, composed by John Maxwell Anderson.{{Cite}} | '''Audio:''' A synth tune in "D" key that ascends and descends repeatedly, composed by John Maxwell Anderson.{{Cite}} | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' While this is not legendarily rare like the [[T.A.T. Communications Company]] logo, it is not easy to spot. | ||
*2000-02 reruns of ''Good Times'' on [[TBS]] was the last time it was seen, on the final season episode "J.J. the Teacher"; all other episodes had the [[Columbia TriStar Television|Columbia TriStar Television Distribution]] logo instead. | *2000-02 reruns of ''Good Times'' on [[TBS]] was the last time it was seen, on the final season episode "J.J. the Teacher"; all other episodes had the [[Columbia TriStar Television|Columbia TriStar Television Distribution]] logo instead. | ||
*It was also reportedly seen on a 2003 [[TV Land]] airing of ''Sanford & Son'' with SPT following it. | *It was also reportedly seen on a 2003 [[TV Land]] airing of ''Sanford & Son'' with SPT following it. | ||
*Allegedly, it appeared after an episode of ''The Jeffersons'' on WMLW-LP in Milwaukee, Wisconsin sometime in the mid 2000s. {{Cite}} | *Allegedly, it appeared after an episode of ''The Jeffersons'' on WMLW-LP in Milwaukee, Wisconsin sometime in the mid 2000s. {{Cite}} | ||
*It was also seen on ''Maude''. | *It was also seen on certain prints of ''Maude''. | ||
{{Chronology||[[Embassy Telecommunications]]}} | {{Chronology||[[Embassy Telecommunications]]}} | ||