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'''Visuals:''' On a colored background of swirling white rays and lines, these lines slowly reveal the transparent Carlton logo from before, shining on the edges and casting shadows as well. After a bit, they fade to a solid white | '''Visuals:''' On a colored background of swirling white rays and lines, these lines slowly reveal the transparent Carlton logo from before, shining on the edges and casting shadows as well. After a bit, they fade to a solid white color as the rays and shining continue. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* "888" fades in the top right corner like | * "888" fades in the top right corner like before if the following show has subtitling available. | ||
* Alternatively, a different long version is used. The background is different, featuring blocks of transparent glass rotating in the background, as six glass bars can be seen in descending size. These slowly spread out and rotate towards the screen to reveal that it's the Carlton logo, and it stays on-screen while it shines. Another variant also has an alternating hue in the background, and it effectively flips the animation at the end. | * Alternatively, a different long version is used. The background is different, featuring blocks of transparent glass rotating in the background, as six glass bars can be seen in descending size. These slowly spread out and rotate towards the screen to reveal that it's the Carlton logo, and it stays on-screen while it shines. Another variant also has an alternating hue in the background, and it effectively flips the animation at the end. | ||
* A variant has a purple smoky background and the letters appearing in a slow flash of white before quickly dissolving. | * A variant has a purple smoky background and the letters appearing in a slow flash of white before quickly dissolving. | ||