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===Background=== |
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===Background=== |
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'''Nickelodeon''', or simply Nick, is an American cable and satellite network, aimed at children and adolescents aged 2-17, along with a broader family audience through its program blocks. Launched on December 1st, 1977 by the Warner Cable Communications unit of [[WarnerMedia|Warner Communications]], the network was originally founded as Pinwheel, named after a children's television show of the same name. The network was later renamed to Nickelodeon on April 1, 1979, after an early 20th century exhibition dedicated to showing projected motion pictures. In 1984, Nickelodeon alongside other channels such as [[MTV|MTV]] and [[VH1|VH-1]] were spun off into a separate company known as MTV Networks. In 1985, Warner sold a minority of MTVN to [[Viacom Productions|Viacom]] and Warner acquired American Express' shares in the company. Later that year, Viacom acquired the rest of MTVN's shares from Warner. By this point, Viacom turned Nickelodeon into one of the most successful and popular children's entertainment brands in the world during the 90s to today. |
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'''Nickelodeon''', or simply '''Nick''', is an American cable and satellite network, aimed at children and adolescents aged 2-17, along with a broader family audience through its program blocks. Launched on December 1st, 1977 by the Warner Cable Communications unit of [[WarnerMedia|Warner Communications]], the network was originally founded as Pinwheel, named after a children's television show of the same name. The network was later renamed to Nickelodeon on April 1, 1979, after an early 20th century exhibition dedicated to showing projected motion pictures. In 1984, Nickelodeon alongside other channels such as [[MTV]] and [[VH1|VH-1]] were spun off into a separate company known as MTV Networks. In 1985, Warner sold a minority of MTVN to [[Viacom Productions|Viacom]] and Warner acquired American Express' shares in the company. Later that year, Viacom acquired the rest of MTVN's shares from Warner. By this point, Viacom turned Nickelodeon into one of the most successful and popular children's entertainment brands in the world during the 90s to today. |
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===1st Logo (1984-1992)=== |
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===1st Logo (1984-1992)=== |
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|Nickelodeon Egg and Spoon ID.png|Egg & Spoon
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'''Visuals:''' There are multiple variants used: |
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*Fireworks: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID. The short variant was used more commonly. |
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* Fireworks: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID. The short variant was used more commonly. |
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*Nick TV: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the boy leaps on the TV creature. |
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* Nick TV: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the boy leaps on the TV creature. |
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*Nick Box: On a {{color|navajowhite|cream-colored}} background with several random objects is many objects falling down and landing in a black rectangle. Then is the black rectangle with an {{color|orange|orange}} rectangle unfolding on top of it, revealing "'''''NICKELODEON'''''" in the colors of the objects and in its familiar font. The rectangles form a box shape, then the "'''''NICKELODEON'''''" text flashes white, and a butterfly flies out of the box. |
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* Nick Box: On a {{color|navajowhite|cream-colored}} background with several random objects are many objects falling down and landing in a black rectangle. Then a black rectangle with an {{color|orange|orange}} rectangle unfolding on top of it is seen, revealing "'''''NICKELODEON'''''" in the colors of the objects and in its familiar font. The rectangles form a box shape, then the "'''''NICKELODEON'''''" text flashes white, and a butterfly flies out of the box. |
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*Fish: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts a little before the background changes. |
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* Fish: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts a little before the background changes. |
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*Golf: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it stops as the ball goes through the winding road. |
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* Golf: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it stops as the ball goes through the winding road. |
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*Submarine: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the T. rex is looking around. |
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* Submarine: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the T. rex is looking around. |
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*Nick Brew: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the face starts turning transparent. |
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* Nick Brew: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the face starts turning transparent. |
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*Bikes: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the father helps his son on his tricycle. |
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* Bikes: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it starts at the scene where the father helps his son on his tricycle. |
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*Clay: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it stops when the fish turns into a triangle. |
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* Clay: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it stops when the fish turns into a triangle. |
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*Pattycake: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it often starts at the scene where the girls press their palms on the screen. |
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* Pattycake: Same as the respective Nickelodeon ID, but it often starts at the scene where the girls press their palms on the screen. |
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*Nickelodeon was the name for an old-time movie theater that existed in the 1910s. |
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* Nickelodeon was the name for an old-time movie theater that existed in the 1910s. |
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*These logos were all based on the iconic idents for which Nickelodeon was known throughout most of the 1980s. |
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* These logos were all based on the iconic idents for which Nickelodeon was known throughout most of the 1980s. |
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'''Variant:''' There was a superimposed variant of the short fireworks logo that was seen on ''Double Defi'', the French-Canadian version of ''Double Dare''. |
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'''Variant:''' There was a superimposed variant of the short fireworks logo that was seen on ''Double Defi'', the French-Canadian version of ''Double Dare''. |
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* On several episodes of ''Finders Keepers'', there is silence over the fireworks logo. |
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* On several episodes of ''Finders Keepers'', there is silence over the fireworks logo. |
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* On the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'', there is the fireworks logo's music. |
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* On the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'', the fireworks logo's music is heard. |
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'''Availability:''' Most of the variants can be seen on the Orlando-taped episodes of ''Super Sloppy Double Dare''. The long fireworks version (with music) can be seen on the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'' and at the end of ''Double Dare: The Messiest Moments'' on VHS. The short fireworks version, however, appeared on the syndicated versions of ''Double Dare'', ''Finders Keepers'', and ''Eureeka's Castle'', as well as the [[Fox Television Stations Productions|Fox]] version of ''Family Double Dare'' (and even appeared on the Australian version of ''Double Dare'' after the "This program is based off of.." bumper). A short Nick Box is seen on the syndicated version of ''Double Dare'' and 1989 episodes of ''Super Sloppy Double Dare'' (both the Philadelphia and Orlando-taped episodes). The full Nick Box, however, can be seen on the video ''How to Throw a Double Dare Party''. The golf logo can be found on some Orlando-taped SSDD episodes as well. None of these variants appear on the British and Dutch versions of ''Double Dare'', though. |
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'''Availability:''' Most of the variants can be seen on the Orlando-taped episodes of ''Super Sloppy Double Dare''. The long fireworks version (with music) can be seen on the video ''Double Dare: The Inside Scoop'' and at the end of ''Double Dare: The Messiest Moments'' on VHS. The short fireworks version, however, appeared on the syndicated versions of ''Double Dare'', ''Finders Keepers'', and ''Eureeka's Castle'', as well as the [[Fox Television Stations Productions|Fox]] version of ''Family Double Dare'' (and even appeared on the Australian version of ''Double Dare'' after the "This program is based off of.." bumper). A short Nick Box is seen on the syndicated version of ''Double Dare'' and 1989 episodes of ''Super Sloppy Double Dare'' (both the Philadelphia and Orlando-taped episodes). The full Nick Box, however, can be seen on the video ''How to Throw a Double Dare Party''. The golf logo can be found on some Orlando-taped SSDD episodes as well. None of these variants appear on the British and Dutch versions of ''Double Dare'', though. |
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* On ''Yakkity Yak'', the logo is shortened and has a copyright for Nickelodeon Australia scuttle in below in {{color|orange}}. |
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'''Audio:''' Three bouncing noises, followed by a splatting noise. Sometimes, it plays the closing theme of the show or trailer. |
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* On ''Glitch Techs'', the logo is seen in an arcade machine along with a score counter above it and the blinking text "PRESS START" below it. The logo also glitches a little. |
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* Before the start of Netflix prints of Nickelodeon shows, each letter of the logo pops-up one-by-one, as the camera zooms out. |
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* Before the start of Netflix prints of Nickelodeon shows, each letter of the logo pops-up one-by-one, as the camera zooms out. |
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* On ''Pinky Malinky'', there is the opening theme of the show along with Pinky laughing, then saying "I can't, I can't" and then screaming "woah!". |
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