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'''Visuals:''' On a {{color|darkblue|dark blue}} background, a rotating {{Color|orangered|red-orange}} mass of stripes comes rotating in from the right. As such, it then zooms out and forms into an abstract-looking "{{Color|orange|'''12'''}}", made of {{Color|orange}}/{{Color|hotpink|hot pink}} bicolored lines, and the "{{Color|orange|'''2'''}}" ending with an arrow. "'''WYES.TV'''", in a black font styled after the 1971 PBS logo, zooms in from the bottom and flips to face upright.
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'''Audio:''' A synth-brass fanfare.
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ID (1977-1980)
Visuals: On a dark blue background, a rotating red-orange mass of stripes comes rotating in from the right. As such, it then zooms out and forms into an abstract-looking "12", made of orange/hot pink bicolored lines, and the "2" ending with an arrow. "WYES.TV", in a black font styled after the 1971 PBS logo, zooms in from the bottom and flips to face upright.
Technique: 2D motion-controlled animation.
Audio: A synth-brass fanfare.