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* This was not too common in the US, but can be seen on reruns of ''The Bill'', among other shows in the UK and reruns of ''Neighbours'' in Australia. | * This was not too common in the US, but can be seen on reruns of ''The Bill'', among other shows in the UK and reruns of ''Neighbours'' in Australia. | ||
* It appeared on ''The Price is Right'', ''Family Feud'', and ''Baywatch'' (it surprisingly appeared on one episode on its UK DVD of the latter), among others, though current Buzzr/Amazon prints of the 1999 ''Family Feud'' plaster it with the 2001 FremantleMedia North America logo. | * It appeared on ''The Price is Right'', ''Family Feud'', and ''Baywatch'' (it surprisingly appeared on one episode on its UK DVD of the latter), among others, though current Buzzr/Amazon prints of the 1999 ''Family Feud'' plaster it with the 2001 FremantleMedia North America logo. | ||
* The logo was | * The logo was also seen on the 2000-2002 edition of ''To Tell The Truth'' when re-aired on GSN, and it was preserved when Buzzr aired an episode of this incarnation on 6 March 2023. | ||
* The current [[American Public Television]] rerun package of ''Mr. Bean'' has the Pearson Television International logo edited over the [[Thames|Thames Television]] triangle logo (versions 1 and 2) over all episodes except ''Mr. Bean's Christmas''. Oddly, the regular (non-international variant) logo can be seen at the end of ''Mitä Maksaa'' (''TPIR'' in Finland) and ''Que Dice la Gente?'' (''FF'' in Venezuela) as well, PAL-tweaked (though Venezuela still uses the NTSC format). | * The current [[American Public Television]] rerun package of ''Mr. Bean'' has the Pearson Television International logo edited over the [[Thames|Thames Television]] triangle logo (versions 1 and 2) over all episodes except ''Mr. Bean's Christmas''. Oddly, the regular (non-international variant) logo can be seen at the end of ''Mitä Maksaa'' (''TPIR'' in Finland) and ''Que Dice la Gente?'' (''FF'' in Venezuela) as well, PAL-tweaked (though Venezuela still uses the NTSC format). | ||
* It was also recently seen on an episode of the 1998-1999 version of ''Match Game'' on GSN during a ''Match Game'' marathon on 25 December 2012. | * It was also recently seen on an episode of the 1998-1999 version of ''Match Game'' on GSN during a ''Match Game'' marathon on 25 December 2012. | ||