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'''The Open University''' is a British public research university and the largest university in the United Kingdom '''Legacy:''' This logo and its successor are infamous among British audiences (much like American audiences and the [[Viacom Productions|Viacom

'''Prism Leisure Corporation''' was a British distribution company that focused on music, DVDs, VHS tapes, and even video ...'Lets Ruin Dads Day'' and on TV shows that were distributed by ''[[Pearson Television]]''.

...rks later followed the parent company re-branding, and folded into Content Television on March 14, 2011. [[Category:Canadian television logos]]

FilmFour (also known as Film4) is a British film production company owned by [[Channel 4 (UK)|Channel 4]]. The company ...'Last King of Scotland'', and ''Death of a President''. It plastered older logos too.

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...founded in 1995 which publishes the video game versions of well-known BBC television programmes. In July 2002, the company launched a budget range called Favour [[Category:Video game logos]]

'''2 Entertain''' is a British music and video publisher, founded in September 2004, following a merger be ...d BBC warning and BBC Video (2005-2007)/[[BBC Children's DVD]] (2007-2010) logos.

...comb Animation, Elephant Productions and [[Nicktoons Originals|Nicktoons]] logos. * It also plasters over previous logos on newer prints of older ITV shows (mainly those from Granada).

...merged with [[Pearson New Entertainment]] a year before to form [[Pearson Television Video]]. '''Visuals:''' Just a still image of the 1969-1989 Thames Television logo, while the cursive white text "Video" fades in below. There are lines

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...talog and later released other material such as Gene Autry's [[Golden West Television]] catalog (including one of his only two color features, ''The Big Sombrero ...K GREAT! Movies Classic airing of ''The Flying Deuces''. Also appears on a British VHS of ''The Langoliers''.

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'''Audio:''' Same as the first two UK logos. '''Audio:''' Same as the first two UK logos.

...nd then straight (like the 1970 and 1978 [[London Weekend Television|LWT]] logos). When the line is finished, another flash of light reveals the words "'''G ...tockist now.". The announcer has an American accent, despite Guild being a British distributor (the same announcer is also heard in Guild's trailers as well).