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(1990s)

Logo: Fading in from black, there is a control set seen on a VCR. A golden fast-forward button flies in and plasters itself onto the white printing of the control set. Another one flies in, then a golden play button flies in as well as with another fast-forward symbol as we zoom away from the control set. The camera then zooms on to the VHS screen where something is playing and there's 41 seconds left. We then pan up from it to reveal a TV (a Phillips-brand to be specific), where the screen has a zooming space background and a galaxy shape made up of spinning golden play and fast-forward symbols spinning in a clockwise rotation. The symbols straighten into a ring shape as a blue board, with the initials "eve" carved into it, flips in and rests behind the ring of symbols. The background fades to white as the board and ring become 2D. The words "espace vidéo européen" are also shown, vertically aligned to the left in a blue italicized font.

FX/SFX: The symbols flying on to the control set, camera, space background, the ring of symbols, and the board.

Music/Sounds: A reversed cymbal crash and a clang to start, then a tuba/synth flute, and synth bells when the ring of symbols are spinning. A rising synth note and gong are heard when the board and ring become flat.

Availability: Very rare. This was a short-lived attempt to create a pan-European Union video brand, so it can be found on tapes distributed by them in France, Ireland, and also some Finnish TUGS tapes.

Editor's Note: None.

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-'''Logo''': There is a control set seen on a VCR. A golden fast-forward button on to the white printing onto the control set. Another one flies in and then a golden play button flies in as well as another fast-forward symbol as we zoom away from the control set. The camera then zooms on to the VHS screen where there about 41 seconds remaining and is playing. The camera focuses on a Phillips television set. The screen has a zooming space background and a galaxy shape made of spinning golden play and fast-forward symbols spinning in a clockwise rotation. The symbols make a ring shape as a blue board with the initials "eve" carved in flips in and rests behind the ring of symbols. The background fades to white as the board and ring become 2D. The words "espace video europeen" are pointing straight up and down in blue italic font. The logo then fades out.
+'''Logo''': Fading in from black, there is a control set seen on a VCR. A golden fast-forward button flies in and plasters itself onto the white printing of the control set. Another one flies in, then a golden play button flies in as well as with another fast-forward symbol as we zoom away from the control set. The camera then zooms on to the VHS screen where something is playing and there's 41 seconds left. We then pan up from it to reveal a TV (a Phillips-brand to be specific), where the screen has a zooming space background and a galaxy shape made up of spinning golden play and fast-forward symbols spinning in a clockwise rotation. The symbols straighten into a ring shape as a blue board, with the initials "eve" carved into it, flips in and rests behind the ring of symbols. The background fades to white as the board and ring become 2D. The words "''espace vidéo européen''" are also shown, vertically aligned to the left in a blue italicized font.
 '''FX/SFX''': The symbols flying on to the control set, camera, space background, the ring of symbols, and the board.
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 '''Music/Sounds''': A reversed cymbal crash and a clang to start, then a tuba/synth flute, and synth bells when the ring of symbols are spinning. A rising synth note and gong are heard when the board and ring become flat.
-'''Availability''': Very rare. Mostly seen on cartoon tapes in European countries like Ireland and Finland.
+'''Availability''': Very rare. This was a short-lived attempt to create a pan-European Union video brand, so it can be found on tapes distributed by them in France, Ireland, and also some Finnish ''TUGS'' tapes.
 '''Editor's Note''': None.