I remember the one for. 1:50 to 2 15. That creeped me out back in the day, but thanks for posting. You put a lot of effort into the history of Paramount
It seems like the first versions of both the "Closet Killer" theme (Dominic Frontiere; this jingle was thankfully cleaned up before January 1970) and the "Color ID" theme were both scary due to them having the fastest pace.
I never seen this update which had 2 versions of the logo that had the higher pitched closet killer, and makes me wonder what shows had it and where is the one from "Vote For Brady" which saw on someone else's history of Paramount Television History video here. It even had that higher pitched Closet Killer. I also saw a history of this logo with out the higher pitched closet killer, but had the one from "Vote For Brady".
The ones without the G+W byline were used on _Mission: Impossible_ and _Mannix._ These same variations also appeared on a few TV movies of the period, including the pilots for _The Immortal_ and _The Young Lawyers_ as well as _The Magician_ (1973 TV series).
@@ClassicTVMan1981X I thought the ones with out the G+W byline from Mission Impossible because they with over budget with special effects which Gulf Western did not like and were glad CBS finally canceled the show . They would not let CBS have any new shows and let ABS have shows like The Brady Bunch and Love American Style. It says this in a book about the show.
@@williamstebbins7294 Oh, wow! But I think it was resolved in the 1974-75 season, as I know the pilot episode of Kate McShane does use the normal version of the Paramount TV Split Box II with the G+W byline, and CBS did air the series proper in the 1975-76 season with the Blue Mountain logo at the end. Hence, I might think the final season of Mannix (the very last show Desilu did, as G+W bought out the studio during production of its first season, in 1967) likewise also used the standard Split Box II with the G+W byline, but that final season also did not air in syndication.
@@williamstebbins7294 There actually were a few new Paramount Television shows CBS did air before 1975, including Funny Face (starring Sandy Duncan) in 1971, followed by Me and the Chimp in January 1972, and lastly The Sandy Duncan Show (a re-tool of Funny Face) that September. None of these were renewed for a second season.
0:19 Fake. Either you or someone just screenshotted the byline and added it on the bottom! Find your real logo findings, young one! Besides, that screenshot of the byline don't even match the colours of the logo. :/
It Actually Started Out As "Du Mont".....When Du Mont Broadcasting Had A Deal With Paramount Pictures To Move To Television......Du Mont Broadcasting Failed & Paramount Pictures Took It Upon Themselves To Move Into Television When Movie Sales Was Slightly Dropping......
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I understand because... the variations of the "Rising Circle" logo seen on _Star Trek_ (season 2 starting with episode 17, "A Piece of the Action") haven't been widely available after 1984, and only a few VHS tapes keep it. The Split Rectangle II with the 1974-75 fanfare version is also rare because it was only heard on season 5 of the original _Odd Couple._
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IT REMINDS ME OF "THE BRADY BUNCH SHOW" BACK IN THE DECADE OF THE '60s. I LOVE IT SO MUCH.
I remember the one for. 1:50 to 2 15. That creeped me out back in the day, but thanks for posting. You put a lot of effort into the history of Paramount
kc768 I thought I was the only one, this and mca and 20th century fox outro music creeped me out as well as a kid.
2:15
From 1:16 until 2:40 all scared me as a kid. The music is soo jarring!
lady dulayne I feel a little better knowing it wasn't just me. The older ones, 20th century fox and mca outro music freaked me out as a kid.
@lady dulayne You and me both. I would cover my eyes
Some of these are a bit creepy but nostalgic...
+Alex Ryan I don't like the zoom in versions...
They make me laugh hysterically, the music is so unfitting.
It seems like the first versions of both the "Closet Killer" theme (Dominic Frontiere; this jingle was thankfully cleaned up before January 1970) and the "Color ID" theme were both scary due to them having the fastest pace.
@@ArynBendah😅
Forget the "closet killer." 1:48 is the scariest one of all.
That's what I call "Paramount Panic."
I agree. Worst #Poopamount logo ever
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None of the jumpscares are even remotely scary.
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2:26 onward is what I can remember.
OMG, this is like Paramount TV!
Some of the music sounds like Star Wars.
Aud Appleton That's because it was taken from Star Trek.
The Next Generation.
I forgot about many of these!
I never seen this update which had 2 versions of the logo that had the higher pitched closet killer, and makes me wonder what shows had it and where is the one from "Vote For Brady" which saw on someone else's history of Paramount Television History video here. It even had that higher pitched Closet Killer. I also saw a history of this logo with out the higher pitched closet killer, but had the one from "Vote For Brady".
5:59 - 6:34 Paramount logo I grew up with
Why are some of the Paramount split-box logos lacking the "A Gulf+Western Company" mark? Paramount was still part of Gulf & Western regardless.
The ones without the G+W byline were used on _Mission: Impossible_ and _Mannix._
These same variations also appeared on a few TV movies of the period, including the pilots for _The Immortal_ and _The Young Lawyers_ as well as _The Magician_ (1973 TV series).
And, on _Here's Lucy_ (the first season) the logo does not even have a copyright notice!
@@ClassicTVMan1981X I thought the ones with out the G+W byline from Mission Impossible because they with over budget with special effects which Gulf Western did not like and were glad CBS finally canceled the show . They would not let CBS have any new shows and let ABS have shows like The Brady Bunch and Love American Style. It says this in a book about the show.
@@williamstebbins7294 Oh, wow! But I think it was resolved in the 1974-75 season, as I know the pilot episode of Kate McShane does use the normal version of the Paramount TV Split Box II with the G+W byline, and CBS did air the series proper in the 1975-76 season with the Blue Mountain logo at the end.
Hence, I might think the final season of Mannix (the very last show Desilu did, as G+W bought out the studio during production of its first season, in 1967) likewise also used the standard Split Box II with the G+W byline, but that final season also did not air in syndication.
@@williamstebbins7294 There actually were a few new Paramount Television shows CBS did air before 1975, including Funny Face (starring Sandy Duncan) in 1971, followed by Me and the Chimp in January 1972, and lastly The Sandy Duncan Show (a re-tool of Funny Face) that September. None of these were renewed for a second season.
1:56 so fun
Like it Logos Everywhere
4:53
is the Paramount Televsion logo @ 4:16 from "Solid Gold."
No... only _Entertainment Tonight_ ever used that version:
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But... the one at 3:00 is... a very early episode.
Straight in your face from .38 to 2:25. The music may be unfittingly overdramatic, but it's the way to get your attention. Like it or not.
6:34 onward... sources? I havent seen these variants
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So the Sfi_Fi Channel ran Star Trek with this logo? That would be the only show to sport "Norway Productions" at that time.
WTF is with the 3:36 bongos on the #Poopamount logo?
4:52 how is that a television logo
the fanfare at 2:43, what shows features this?
It was from a 1977-78 season episode of _Happy Days_ or _Laverne & Shirley._
Thanks! Being 4 and 5 years old at the time, those were many of my favorite shows. Still is.......
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Squeal Paramount!
Advise you don't know paramount television very good point
4.53 what's that lol
3:36 What?
Drunk and kinda sick-sounding.
3:36 logo de paramount television con ritmo de cumbia.
1:50 2:15
0:59 1:29
was that on qubo 4:52
0:19 Fake. Either you or someone just screenshotted the byline and added it on the bottom! Find your real logo findings, young one! Besides, that screenshot of the byline don't even match the colours of the logo. :/
TR3X Agreed, because one of the copyright notices were tacked onto the video
That logo version isn't widely available when it comes to _Star Trek._
No It's Real
@@ChaseThompsononRUclips but a Recreation
2:18 anaversery logo?
That is very loud at 1:37
2:44
It actually started with Desilu, not Paramount Television
It Actually Started Out As "Du Mont".....When Du Mont Broadcasting Had A Deal With Paramount Pictures To Move To Television......Du Mont Broadcasting Failed & Paramount Pictures Took It Upon Themselves To Move Into Television When Movie Sales Was Slightly Dropping......
KTLA Was The First Television Station Under Paramount.......
I agree Shame on you what you did at 0:19
What about Desilu?
+Logos Eveywere
frogot the desilu, 1967.
Also left out CBS Paramount Television and CBS Television Distribution.
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0:34
3:59
1:25
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What show is that? 3:00
The short-lived _Solid Gold Hits_ (1984).
Thank you I was not born at the time I thought it was from Arsenio Hall I know Paramount produced that show too.
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I like this fanfare it reminds me of CBS Paramount Television
Paramount television is the best
1:50 is my favorite version
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STOP USING FAKE LOGO 0:30
My butt fell off
Many of these are fakes
I understand because... the variations of the "Rising Circle" logo seen on _Star Trek_ (season 2 starting with episode 17, "A Piece of the Action") haven't been widely available after 1984, and only a few VHS tapes keep it.
The Split Rectangle II with the 1974-75 fanfare version is also rare because it was only heard on season 5 of the original _Odd Couple._
6:34 onward... sources? I havent seen these variants
The ones from 7:03 and onward look legit, because I've seen them on Minority Report and Grease! Live. The others seem like fan edits.
2:19
1:58