Paramount Domestic Television and Video Programming: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 03:23, 6 July 2024
Descriptions by
Logoarto
Captures by
Supermarty-o
Video captures courtesy of
Eric S. (LogicSmash)
Logoarto
Captures by
Supermarty-o
Video captures courtesy of
Eric S. (LogicSmash)
Background
Paramount Domestic Television and Video Programming (later known as Paramount Domestic Television) was the syndication arm of Paramount Television that was formed in 1982 and operated until the rename to CBS Paramount Television in 2006.
Most of its programming used the regular Paramount TV logo until 2006. The only time the division used its own logo was in 1982 on a promotional featurette on disc 3 of the Bosom Buddies: The Complete Second Season DVD set.
Logo (1982)
Visuals: Same as the Paramount Video logo of the time, but a different diamond-shaped flash effect is used and "VIDEO" is replaced by the text "DOMESTIC TELEVISION AND VIDEO PROGRAMMING" sandwiched between two lines.
Technique: Backlit animation.
Audio: The closing theme of the promotional feature.
Availability: Can be seen on the promotional featurette on disc 3 of the Bosom Buddies: The Complete Second Season DVD set.
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