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** There also a short version which lasts about 6 seconds. | ** There also a short version which lasts about 6 seconds. | ||
** It also has a presentation variant with the short version. | ** It also has a presentation variant with the short version. | ||
* From 1997 to 2000, another Christmas-themed variant of the presentation variant was also used, with snow falling around the mask and company name. Also use on closing. | * From 1997 to 2000, another Christmas-themed variant of the presentation variant was also used, with snow falling around the mask and company name. Also use on closing but silent. | ||
* In 1993-1997 before ''L-club'', the VID mask would morph into the face of Leonid Yarmolnik (the host of the show) and open its eyes, jiggling its eyebrows in the process. After it does this, it kind of looks like it is staring at you, looking tired. | * In 1993-1997 before ''L-club'', the VID mask would morph into the face of Leonid Yarmolnik (the host of the show) and open its eyes, jiggling its eyebrows in the process. After it does this, it kind of looks like it is staring at you, looking tired. | ||
* At the end of a 1994 ''L-club'' episode on April Fools Day (this was reportedly done as a joke), when the text appears, the face on the VID mask morphs into a different face with creepy wide eyes and his tongue sticking out (it kind of looks the standard ''L-Club'' variant but except for the tongue sticking out), as if to mock or taunt at the viewer. This variant sometimes appeared at the end of other ''L-club'' episodes as well, including the one from 18 June on the same year. Also, the variant stays there for 12 seconds before finally cutting to black. | * At the end of a 1994 ''L-club'' episode on April Fools Day (this was reportedly done as a joke), when the text appears, the face on the VID mask morphs into a different face with creepy wide eyes and his tongue sticking out (it kind of looks the standard ''L-Club'' variant but except for the tongue sticking out), as if to mock or taunt at the viewer. This variant sometimes appeared at the end of other ''L-club'' episodes as well, including the one from 18 June on the same year. Also, the variant stays there for 12 seconds before finally cutting to black. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | ||
* Before ''Жди меня'', there is a different announcer (Aleksey Neklyudov) saying more than usual with some text appearing over the Russian flag (probably a text proving that the show is financially supported by FAPMC). This is also sometimes used for the next logo below. | * Before ''Жди меня'', there is a different announcer (Aleksey Neklyudov) saying more than usual with some text appearing over the Russian flag (probably a text proving that the show is financially supported by FAPMC). This is also sometimes used for the next logo below. | ||
* For the early version as "MRFPTRB", the announcer speak more than usual due to financial support of MRFPTRB. | ** There also another version with a different announcer (Sergey Kushnerëv). | ||
* For the early version as "MRFPTRB", the announcer (Andrey Razbash) speak more than usual due to financial support of MRFPTRB. | |||
* Sometimes, the announcer's words are "spaced out further" while being said. | * Sometimes, the announcer's words are "spaced out further" while being said. | ||
* Sometimes from 2010-2013, the audio is low pitch. | |||
* The first logo announcer (without the echo effect) was used until January 5, 2000. | * The first logo announcer (without the echo effect) was used until January 5, 2000. | ||
* There is a Ukrainian version with a different announcer. | * There is a Ukrainian version with a different announcer. | ||