"Saved by the Bell" ending with different distributor logos
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- SBTB was originally distributed for syndicated reruns by Rysher Entertainment. But what if another syndication company took those rights?
This is a compilation that I originally started in October 2022, thus the use of Mark Elliott AI voice.
Among all these combinations, I think the most likely two would be MCA TV and Buena Vista Television. MCA owned Universal at the time, who would later merge with NBC. Meanwhile, what became Saved by the Bell started out as a Disney Channel show called Good Morning Miss Bliss.
Interesting with the Worldvision idea.
Both Worldvision and Rysher Entertainment would fold into Paramount Domestic Television in 1999. But Rysher would continue to manage its copyrights until it was sold to 2929 Entertainment.
The Warner Bros. one is interesting.
I bet if Mark Paul Gosslear was at a convention he'd say that.
You did a very great job. Question: What was your reaction to the 3 different versions of how the 1997 THX certified Fully Restored Limited edition VHS of Alice in Wonderland opened up, with version #1 using a surprise logo, which was the Sorcerer Mickey Walt Disney Classics logo from 1989 instead of the Masterpiece Collection logo, kind of like what happened on early copies of the 1996 VHS, as well as that version of the Alice in Wonderland tape being the only time you got to see a combination of the 1989 Walt Disney Classics logo, AND the THX logo?, as well as the only tape where the alternate Lilac blue Feature Presentation screen with Beau Weaver's voiceover was followed by it, and the only tape where you can see both the Walt Disney Company intro after the Green FBI screens, and the Walt Disney Classics logo after the Feature Presentation screen? This was originally supposed to come out on the same day as the 1997 VHS of The Jungle Book, but was cancelled at the last minute. Plus, you don't usually see the Walt Disney Classics logo before the THX logo on VHS releases.
You don't suppose we could create 2 Special Custom Copyright Screens all in 1 video, 1 in French and 1 in Spanish?
For example, for French Canadian Home Viewers, the message would say "Surveillez Les Prochaines Versions de Walt Disney Home Video", that's French for "Look Out For Future Releases from Walt Disney Home Video", and for Latin American Home Viewers here in the United States, the message would say "Atento A Futuro Lanzamientos de Walt Disney Home Video", that's Spanish for "Look Out For Future Releases from Walt Disney Home Video".
Both of them would be on a Black Background with the GOLD Walt Disney Home Video Logo, the 1994 Disney UK Feature Presentation Music, the 1994 Buena Vista Home Video Copyright and no voice.
Because most likely, both of them would be released in June of 1994.
Thank you.