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* There is an opening variant of this logo. It's exactly the same, except the zoom out is very slow and choppy, and it's also silent and bylineless. | * There is an opening variant of this logo. It's exactly the same, except the zoom out is very slow and choppy, and it's also silent and bylineless. | ||
* On local reruns of ''South Park'', TBS's airings of ''Yes, Dear'' and the split-screen credits on Spike's airings of ''Cops'', the logo appears as usual without animation. | * On local reruns of ''South Park'', TBS's airings of ''Yes, Dear'' and the split-screen credits on Spike's airings of ''Cops'', the logo appears as usual without animation. | ||
* There is also a B&W variant of this logo for classic Fox shows and movies in B&W which appears on, inexplicably, some early episodes of ''Family Guy'' (these episodes sometimes have the logo fade out), such as "Love Thy Trophy", "If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin', | * There is also a B&W variant of this logo for classic Fox shows and movies in B&W which appears on, inexplicably, some early episodes of ''Family Guy'' (these episodes sometimes have the logo fade out), such as "Love Thy Trophy", "If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin'", and "Death is a B***h" on Adult Swim and TBS. A B&W variant of the 2008 logo was spotted on the film ''It Happens Every Spring'' on Turner Classic Movies. | ||
*An in-credit variant seen on ''Sherman Oaks'' shows the bylineless logo inside a box and animating with "DISTRIBUTED BY" appearing above. The closing theme of the show is heard. | *An in-credit variant seen on ''Sherman Oaks'' shows the bylineless logo inside a box and animating with "DISTRIBUTED BY" appearing above. The closing theme of the show is heard. | ||
*On the ultra short-lived sitcom ''Dudley'', the text "in association with" fades in and fades out below. | *On the ultra short-lived sitcom ''Dudley'', the text "in association with" fades in and fades out below. | ||
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*On season 3 of ''The Wendy Williams Show'', the widescreen version was squashed or stretched to fill a 4:3 TV. | *On season 3 of ''The Wendy Williams Show'', the widescreen version was squashed or stretched to fill a 4:3 TV. | ||
*On syndicated prints of ''Rising Sun'' (2011 print) and ''Speed'' (2012 print), the frame-rate/animation is fast-paced. | *On syndicated prints of ''Rising Sun'' (2011 print) and ''Speed'' (2012 print), the frame-rate/animation is fast-paced. | ||
*Since late August 2013, the logo is bylineless once again. This can be seen on ''Dish Nation'', ''Divorce Court'', and syndicated prints of ''The Cleveland Show'', ''Modern Family'', and ''King of the Hill'' (plastering the 1994 20th Television logo). Strangely, the 2013-2014 | *Since late August 2013, the logo is bylineless once again. This can be seen on ''Dish Nation'', ''Divorce Court'', and syndicated prints of ''The Cleveland Show'', ''Modern Family'', and ''King of the Hill'' (plastering the 1994 20th Television logo). Strangely, the 2013-2014 seasons of both ''Family Feud'' and ''The Wendy Williams Show'' continued to use the byline. | ||
*At the end of an ''X-Files'' ad on the 1995 Hong Kong Laserdiscs of the ''Star Wars Trilogy'', the slightly longer 1994 20th Television logo (after the zoom out) fades in and out (no fanfare). | *At the end of an ''X-Files'' ad on the 1995 Hong Kong Laserdiscs of the ''Star Wars Trilogy'', the slightly longer 1994 20th Television logo (after the zoom out) fades in and out (no fanfare). | ||
*Sometimes, the logo will play as usual but will end in a freeze frame. This was seen on a few episodes of ''Forgive or Forget''. An airing of ''Garfield's Fun Fest'' on Cartoon Network once did the same thing (extended version only). | *Sometimes, the logo will play as usual but will end in a freeze frame. This was seen on a few episodes of ''Forgive or Forget''. An airing of ''Garfield's Fun Fest'' on Cartoon Network once did the same thing (extended version only). | ||
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*On the syndie print of the ''Family Guy'' episode "Chris Cross", a portion of the '08 20th Television fanfare used on the 2007 TCFTV logo can be heard when cutting to black before the SAP cast. | *On the syndie print of the ''Family Guy'' episode "Chris Cross", a portion of the '08 20th Television fanfare used on the 2007 TCFTV logo can be heard when cutting to black before the SAP cast. | ||
*On [[Channel 4 (UK)|Channel 4]] broadcasts of a small number of episodes of ''The Simpsons'' (noticeable on the episode "Last Exit to Springfield"), the audio for the 1992 fanfare fades out very quickly as the last note plays. | *On [[Channel 4 (UK)|Channel 4]] broadcasts of a small number of episodes of ''The Simpsons'' (noticeable on the episode "Last Exit to Springfield"), the audio for the 1992 fanfare fades out very quickly as the last note plays. | ||
*On some ''Family Guy'' | *On some episodes of ''Family Guy'', AMC's airings of both ''Omen IV: The Awakening'' and ''Mr. Popper's Penguins'', and CourtTV Mystery's airings of ''Sleeping With the Enemy'', the 1995 theme is heard on the 2013 logo. | ||
*On an April 1, 2017 airing of the ''Family Guy'' episode "Road to the Multiverse" on Adult Swim, the 1997 TCFTV jingle is strangely glitchy, possibly as an April Fools' joke. This also happened to other AS shows on this broadcast day (e.g. ''Seinfeld'' stings, laugh track, robotic voices, pitch shifted voices, etc.). | *On an April 1, 2017 airing of the ''Family Guy'' episode "Road to the Multiverse" on Adult Swim, the 1997 TCFTV jingle is strangely glitchy, possibly as an April Fools' joke. This also happened to other AS shows on this broadcast day (e.g. ''Seinfeld'' stings, laugh track, robotic voices, pitch shifted voices, etc.). | ||
*On the ''Simpsons'' episode "The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.", the theme has a weird echo effect, which has the mix of the full and shorter versions. | *On the ''Simpsons'' episode "The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.", the theme has a weird echo effect, which has the mix of the full and shorter versions. | ||
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* Oddly, many ''Hill Street Blues'' reruns on Heroes & Icons use prints where this is seen at the end alone, plastering the [[MTM Enterprises]] logo. As such, it cuts in abruptly and interrupts the end theme. | * Oddly, many ''Hill Street Blues'' reruns on Heroes & Icons use prints where this is seen at the end alone, plastering the [[MTM Enterprises]] logo. As such, it cuts in abruptly and interrupts the end theme. | ||
*On current prints (digital, TV, etc...) of ''Home Alone 4'', the 2008 version plasters the Fox Television Studios logo. | *On current prints (digital, TV, etc...) of ''Home Alone 4'', the 2008 version plasters the Fox Television Studios logo. | ||
*Since 20th Century Fox Television was dissolved into this company on August 10, 2020, the bylineless logo was first seen on the new seasons of the Animation Domination shows that year on Fox, the ones being ''The Simpsons'' (using the 2008 jingle), ''Bob's Burgers'' (using the 2007 TCFTV jingle) | *Since 20th Century Fox Television was dissolved into this company on August 10, 2020, the bylineless logo was first seen on the new seasons of the Animation Domination shows that year on Fox, the ones being ''The Simpsons'' (using the 2008 jingle), ''Bob's Burgers'' (using the 2007 TCFTV jingle), ''Family Guy'' (using the 1997 TCFTV jingle), and the second and final season of ''Bless the Harts'' (using the 2015 TCFTV jingle), replacing the 2013 TCFTV logo. It also appeared on the second and final season of ''Duncanville'' and season 1 of ''The Great North'', though it is currently unknown which TCFTV themes they used. Despite ''America's Most Wanted'' being co-produced by 20th Television from 1989 to 2012, this logo now appears on new episodes of returning shows (as well as the upcoming shows) from the former 20th Century Fox Television in the 2020-2021 TV season. | ||
*As of September 26, 2021, this logo no longer appears on new seasons of animated shows in favor of the 20th Television Animation logo. The final animated production to use this logo was on the ''American Dad!'' Season 18 episode "Steve's Franken Out", originally aired on October 25, 2021. Season 19 uses the new 20th Television Animation logo. | *As of September 26, 2021, this logo no longer appears on new seasons of animated shows in favor of the 20th Television Animation logo. The final animated production to use this logo was on the ''American Dad!'' Season 18 episode "Steve's Franken Out", originally aired on October 25, 2021. Season 19 uses the new 20th Television Animation logo. | ||
*This strangely does not appear on on ''Hoops'', ''Filthy Rich'' and ''NeXt'', due to all three of them being made before 20th Century Fox Television rebranding to 20th Television in 2020. | *This strangely does not appear on on ''Hoops'', ''Filthy Rich'' and ''NeXt'', due to all three of them being made before 20th Century Fox Television rebranding to 20th Television in 2020. | ||
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'''Editor's Note:''' A marvelous CGI re-imagining of the classic Fox logo, which predated the actual 20th Century Fox CGI logo by two years. However, until its rename from 20th Century Fox Television in 2020, this also garnered a lot of resentment by many due to this consistently plastering over old logos; making this one of the most hated closing logos of all time (along with the 2002 [[Sony Pictures Television]], 2004 [[Cookie Jar Entertainment (Canada)|Cookie Jar]], and 2007 [[CBS Media Ventures|CBS Television Distribution]] logos), with this logo eventually getting better praise in the end. | '''Editor's Note:''' A marvelous CGI re-imagining of the classic Fox logo, which predated the actual 20th Century Fox CGI logo by two years. However, until its rename from 20th Century Fox Television in 2020, this also garnered a lot of resentment by many due to this consistently plastering over old logos; making this one of the most hated closing logos of all time (along with the 2002 [[Sony Pictures Television]], 2004 [[Cookie Jar Entertainment (Canada)|Cookie Jar]], and 2007 [[CBS Media Ventures|CBS Television Distribution]] logos), with this logo eventually getting better praise in the end. Only time will tell if this logo will be upgraded to resemble its film counterpart. | ||
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