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File:MGM Television (1981).png|1973 variant | File:MGM Television (1981).png|1973 variant | ||
File:MGM Television (1979 Variant).png|1979 | File:MGM Television (1979 Variant).png|1979 variant | ||
File:MGM Television (1983 Variant).png|1983 | File:MGM Television (1983 Variant).png|1983 variant | ||
File:MGM Television (1986 Variant).png|1986 | File:MGM Television (1986 Variant).png|1986 variant | ||
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* On the TV movie ''<u>The Fifth Missile</u>'', it used an abridged version of the 1982 lion roar. | * On the TV movie ''<u>The Fifth Missile</u>'', it used an abridged version of the 1982 lion roar. | ||
* On a few <u>Hungarian TV prints of ''Daktari''</u>, the 1979 logo featured various roars from the 2nd logo, due to sloppy plastering. | * On a few <u>Hungarian TV prints of ''Daktari''</u>, the 1979 logo featured various roars from the 2nd logo, due to sloppy plastering. | ||
* On the short-lived shows ''<u>Meatballs & Spaghetti</u>'' and ''<u>Pandamonium</u>,'' the closing theme is heard, but there is no roar track. | |||
* On ''<u>The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show</u>'', there is a slightly different roar track heard alongside the closing theme. | |||
'''Availability:''' Uncommon. | '''Availability:''' Uncommon. | ||