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===Background===
'''Treehouse TV''' was launched in 1994 as a [[YTV Station IDs (Canada)|YTV's]] morning block. It would later become a full-time 24-hour children's programming network three years later on November 1, 1997. It usually airs the variety of programs from [[Nick Jr.]] IDs|Nickand Jr]]Cartoonito. It also airs original programming.
 
===1st ID (1997-2005)===▼
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'''Logo Variants:'''
 
▲===1st ID (November 1, 1997-2005December 14, 2008)===
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'''Visuals:'''
* ''Blooming'':
* ''Shrinking'':
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* ''Losing Houses'':
 
'''FX/SFXTechnique:''' CGI.▼
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▲'''FX/SFX:''' CGI.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' Various sound effects, accompanied by a cheerful tune. All of the idents feature the iconic Treehouse TV jingle (a chorus of children singing "You're watching Treehouse!") at the end.
 
'''Availability:''' Extinct. The idents played regularly during Treehouse TV programming between November 1, 1997 and SeptemberDecember 14, 20052008. They returned sometime after for a short period.
 
=== 2nd ID (1998-2013December 11, 2010) ===
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'''Logo Variants:'''
 
'''Visuals:'''
* ''Playtime:'' A village (Treetown in question) is shown with various CGI objects and live-action children. A dragonfly transitions the scene to the Treehouse logo and model seen in the 1997 ''Blooming'' and ''Shrinking'' idents.
* ''Clock Tower & BirdPlaytime:'': TheA clockvillage seen(Treetown infrom theits 1997self-titled ''LosingTV Houses''series identin appears.question) Ais CGIshown birdwith fliesvarious fromCGI itobjects intoand thelive-action skychildren. VariousA copiesdragonfly are temporarily shown withtransitions the main one, until we transitionscene to the Treehouse logo and model seen in the window.1997 ''Blooming'' ident.
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* ''Hula Hoop & Bubbles'': Two children spin around with hula hoops above their heads with bubbles on display, making a CGI fish go through one of the hoops. The sequence then transitions to the Treehouse logo and model in the window, which was seen in the 1997 ''Blooming'' ident.
 
'''FX/SFXTechnique:''' A mix of live-action and CGI animation.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' All of the idents feature a shortened version of the last logos' theme. The version in question was originally taken from the ''Blooming'' ident from 1997, while other variants had different versions of the theme.
 
'''AvaliabilityAvailability:''' Extinct. The idents played regularly during Treehouse TV programming between sometime in 1998 untiland December April11, 20132010.
 
===3rd ID (Summer 2004-April 6, 2013)===
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'''Logo Variants:'''
 
'''Visuals:'''
* ''Welcome'':
* ''Caterpillar'':
* ''Rainbow'': WeThe panscreen pans down from a rainbow, which on the grass of the village, the Treehouse logo pops out of it. A portion of this was also used for the 2007 [[Treehouse Originals (Canada)|Treehouse Originals]] logo.
* ''Ladybug'':
* ''Frog'':
* ''Butterfly'':
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'''Other Variant:''' The Fall and Winter variants exist for the ''Welcome'' and ''Caterpillar'' idents.
'''FX/SFX:''' CGI animation.
 
'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''Music/Sounds:''' The idents featured new, re-recorded versions of the Treehouse TV jingle. The ''Welcome'' and ''Caterpillar'' versions used slow variants, the ''Frog'' and ''Butterfly'' versions used slightly faster ones, and the ''Rainbow'' and ''Ladybug'' versions used quick variants of the jingle.
 
'''Audio:''' These idents featured new and re-recorded versions of the iconic Treehouse TV jingle:
'''Availability:''' Extinct. The idents played reguarly during Treehouse TV programming between September 2004 and April 2013.▼
*The ''Welcome'' and ''Caterpillar'' versions used slow variants.
*The ''Frog'', ''Ladybug'', ''Butterfly'' versions used slightly faster ones; with the latter two having a different key.
*The ''Rainbow'' version used a 2-note synth, followed by a quick variant of the jingle with some twinkles.
 
'''Audio Trivia:''' The music used here would be reused for the next set of idents.
===4th ID (2013-present)===▼
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'''Logo Variants:'''
 
▲'''Availability:''' Extinct. The idents played reguarlyregularly during Treehouse TV programming between SeptemberSummer 2004 and April 6, 2013. Also seen on DVDs.
'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the previous ID.▼
 
▲===4th ID (April 7, 2013-present)===
'''Music/Sounds:''' These idents reused the music from the 2004 ones.
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'''Visuals:'''
* ''Duck'':
* ''Bugs & Animals'':
* ''Bees'':
* ''Woods'':
* ''Butterflies'':
* ''Fish'':
 
'''Technique:''' CGI from Amblagar Studio.
'''Availability:''' Current. The idents still play regularly during Treehouse TV programming as of April 2013.▼
 
▲'''FX/SFXAudio:''' Same as the previous ID, but with birds chirping.
 
▲'''Availability:''' Current.Seen The idents still play regularly duringbefore Treehouse TV programming as of April 7, 2013.
 
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Latest revision as of 16:22, 10 May 2024


Credits
Descriptions by
Henrynguyen5

Captures by
WazzupMyBoyz

Editions by
Henrynguyen5, Scj323347‎, TheRealMarcel2000

Video captures courtesy of
Randy Time, Alex Smith and Nate D



Background

Treehouse TV was launched in 1994 as a YTV's morning block. It would later become a full-time 24-hour children's programming network three years later on November 1, 1997. It usually airs programs from Nick Jr. and Cartoonito. It also airs original programming.

1st ID (November 1, 1997-December 14, 2008)

Visuals:

  • Blooming:
  • Shrinking:
  • Osbert Plunky's House:
  • Losing Houses:

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Various sound effects, accompanied by a cheerful tune. All of the idents feature the iconic Treehouse TV jingle (a chorus of children singing "You're watching Treehouse!") at the end.

Availability: The idents played regularly during Treehouse TV programming between November 1, 1997 and December 14, 2008. They returned sometime after for a short period.

2nd ID (1998-December 11, 2010)


Visuals:

  • Playtime: A village (Treetown from its self-titled TV series in question) is shown with various CGI objects and live-action children. A dragonfly transitions the scene to the Treehouse logo and model seen in the 1997 Blooming ident.
  • Clock Tower & Bird: The clock tower appears. A CGI bird flies from it into the sky. Various copies are temporarily shown with the main one, until we transition to the Treehouse logo in the window.
  • Bug to Window: A CGI ladybug, after making a close-up on the camera, is spotted by three children. The sequence then transitions back to the window with the Treehouse logo and model seen in the 1997 Shrinking ident.
  • Hula Hoop & Bubbles: Two children spin around with hula hoops above their heads with bubbles on display, making a CGI fish go through one of the hoops. The sequence then transitions to the Treehouse logo and model in the window, which was seen in the 1997 Blooming ident.

Technique: A mix of live-action and CGI.

Audio: All of the idents feature a shortened version of the last logos' theme. The version in question was originally taken from the Blooming ident from 1997, while other variants had different versions of the theme.

Availability: The idents played regularly during Treehouse TV programming between sometime in 1998 and December 11, 2010.

3rd ID (Summer 2004-April 6, 2013)


Visuals:

  • Welcome:
  • Caterpillar:
  • Rainbow: The screen pans down from a rainbow, which on the grass of the village, the Treehouse logo pops out of it. A portion of this was also used for the 2007 Treehouse Originals logo.
  • Ladybug:
  • Frog:
  • Butterfly:

Other Variant: The Fall and Winter variants exist for the Welcome and Caterpillar idents.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: These idents featured new and re-recorded versions of the iconic Treehouse TV jingle:

  • The Welcome and Caterpillar versions used slow variants.
  • The Frog, Ladybug, Butterfly versions used slightly faster ones; with the latter two having a different key.
  • The Rainbow version used a 2-note synth, followed by a quick variant of the jingle with some twinkles.

Audio Trivia: The music used here would be reused for the next set of idents.

Availability: The idents played regularly during Treehouse TV programming between Summer 2004 and April 6, 2013. Also seen on DVDs.

4th ID (April 7, 2013-)

Visuals:

  • Duck:
  • Bugs & Animals:
  • Bees:
  • Woods:
  • Butterflies:
  • Fish:

Technique: CGI from Amblagar Studio.

Audio: Same as the previous ID, but with birds chirping.

Availability: Seen before Treehouse TV programming as of April 7, 2013.

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