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==Reeves Entertainment==
==Reeves Entertainment==
===1st Logo (Late 1984?-1985)===
===1st Logo (Late 1984?-1985)===
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'''Nickname:''' "REG"
'''Nickname:''' "REG"


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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*On ''Gimme a Break!'', after a few seconds, we cut to a copyright notice for this logo for Alan Landsburg Productions, followed by the 1982 MCA TV logo.
* On ''Gimme a Break!'', after a few seconds, we cut to a copyright notice for this logo for Alan Landsburg Productions, followed by the 1982 MCA TV logo.
*On season 2 of ''Kate and Allie'', instead of the music, the outro of the series' closing credits played over the logo.
* On season 2 of ''Kate and Allie'', instead of the music, the outro of the series' closing credits played over the logo.


'''FX/SFX:''' None.
'''FX/SFX:''' None.
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'''Editor's Note:''' Same as ALP's 3rd logo.
'''Editor's Note:''' Same as ALP's 3rd logo.




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File:Reevesent5.jpeg
File:Reevesent5.jpeg
File:Reevesent6.png
File:Reevesent6.png
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'''Nicknames:''' "REG II", "Day-Glo Reeves"
'''Nicknames:''' "REG II", "Day-Glo Reeves"


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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*Sometimes, "'''Reeves Entertainment Group'''" will flash in instead of just fading in.
* Sometimes, "'''Reeves Entertainment Group'''" will flash in instead of just fading in.
*On ''Wild & Crazy Kids'', there is a copyright date under it that says "© [YEAR] Reeves Entertainment and MTV Networks". On the 1992 episodes, the copyright stamp reads "© [YEAR] MTV Networks. A Division of Viacom International, Inc. and Reeves Entertainment, A Thames Television Company". The logo is bylineless on the pilot. The copyright date was also seen on ''Gimme a Break!'' and early ''Kate & Allie'' episodes from 1985-1986 until it was moved to the end credits, as well as 1988-91 episodes of the talk show ''The Home Show'' (also known simply as ''Home'').
* On ''Wild & Crazy Kids'', there is a copyright date under it that says "© [YEAR] Reeves Entertainment and MTV Networks". On the 1992 episodes, the copyright stamp reads "© [YEAR] MTV Networks. A Division of Viacom International, Inc. and Reeves Entertainment, A Thames Television Company". The logo is bylineless on the pilot. The copyright date was also seen on ''Gimme a Break!'' and early ''Kate & Allie'' episodes from 1985-1986 until it was moved to the end credits, as well as 1988-91 episodes of the talk show ''The Home Show'' (also known simply as ''Home'').
*On the 1989 short-lived syndicated version of the game show ''Jackpot!'', a still text "in Association with" is seen above the logo while the logo is animating.
* On the 1989 short-lived syndicated version of the game show ''Jackpot!'', a still text "in Association with" is seen above the logo while the logo is animating.
*On ''Kate & Allie'', the animation is in warp-speed.
* On ''Kate & Allie'', the animation is in warp-speed.


'''FX/SFX:''' The letters glowing and sliding.  
'''FX/SFX:''' The letters glowing and sliding.  
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'''Availability:''' Rare.
'''Availability:''' Rare.
*It was seen on ''What Would You Do?'' and ''Wild & Crazy Kids!'', 1988-91 episodes of ''The Home Show'', ''Kate and Allie'', and the 1989 version of ''Jackpot!''.
* It was seen on ''What Would You Do?'' and ''Wild & Crazy Kids!'', 1988-91 episodes of ''The Home Show'', ''Kate and Allie'', and the 1989 version of ''Jackpot!''.
*It's also seen on the final two seasons of ''Gimme a Break!.''
* It's also seen on the final two seasons of ''Gimme a Break!.''


'''Editor's Note:''' The animation is also simple '80s stuff, but at least the music is soothing and also a bit more creative than the previous two logos.
'''Editor's Note:''' The animation is also simple '80s stuff, but at least the music is soothing and also a bit more creative than the previous two logos.


===3rd Logo (September 19, 1990-March 8, 1995)===
===3rd Logo (September 19, 1990-March 8, 1995)===
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File:Reevesent9.jpeg
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'''Nicknames:''' "Drama Faces", "The Thames Logo", "The Comedy/Drama Masks"
'''Nicknames:''' "Drama Faces", "The Thames Logo", "The Comedy/Drama Masks"


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<center>'''REEVES'''<br>ENTERTAINMENT</center>  
<center>'''REEVES'''<br>ENTERTAINMENT</center>  


fades in at the triangle's tip, and the byline "A Thames Television Company" appears below that. The text then shines.
fades in at the triangle's tip, and the byline "A [[Thames (UK)|Thames Television]] Company" appears below that. The text then shines.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*A shortened version exists.
* A shortened version exists.
*This appeared on a split-screen alongside the Nickelodeon and the 1991 Thames Television logos on 1992's ''The Tomorrow People''.
* This appeared on a split-screen alongside the Nickelodeon and the 1991 Thames Television logos on 1992's ''The Tomorrow People''.
*On ''Doctor, Doctor'', this logo is sped-up.
* On ''Doctor, Doctor'', this logo is sped-up.


'''FX/SFX:''' The moving drama faces, and the shards.
'''FX/SFX:''' The moving drama faces, and the shards.
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'''Availability:''' Rare.
'''Availability:''' Rare.
*The only shows known to have this logo are ''The Home Show'', ''What Would You Do?'', the first season of ''Homicide: Life on the Street'', ''Doctor, Doctor'', ''Covington Cross'', and the 1992 remake of ''The Tomorrow People''.
* The only shows known to have this logo are ''The Home Show'', ''What Would You Do?'', the first season of ''Homicide: Life on the Street'', ''Doctor, Doctor'', ''Covington Cross'', and the 1992 remake of ''The Tomorrow People''.
*Of these 5, ''Homicide: Life on the Street'' is commercially available on DVD from A&E Home Video and VHS, and was airing reruns on Centric until 2012, and ''Doctor, Doctor'' can be seen on CTV Throwback.
* Of these 5, ''Homicide: Life on the Street'' is commercially available on DVD from A&E Home Video and VHS, and was airing reruns on Centric until 2012, and ''Doctor, Doctor'' can be seen on CTV Throwback.


'''Editor's Note:''' A wonderful CGI logo to end the company on a marvelous note.
'''Editor's Note:''' A wonderful CGI logo to end the company on a marvelous note.
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