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===1st (known) Logo (19751980's?-1988)===
 
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'''Logo:''' On a {{color|blue}} background, we see a TV tube withshape is seen on the wordsleft "SYNDI"side onof hugethe stripedscreen lettering.with Anotherwhite TVstriping Tube,(possibly madeto represent static) inside of horizontalit, stripesand movesthe static slides to the right ofto reveal "'''SYNDI'''" andin revealsthe same styling, as well as 2 bracket-like shapes to represent the wordtube shape. Once the static finishes sliding, it disappears via a "CASTscratching", madelines oneffect and forms into the sametext lettering"'''CAST'''", andforming coloredthe whitename "'''SYNDICAST'''". TheOnce wordsits finished, "SERVICES INC." appears underbelow, both inside and outside the hugeTV letteringtube.
 
'''Technique:''' TheScanimation words forming and the tube movingeffects.
 
'''Music/Sounds:''' None.
 
'''Availability:''' Rare. Was seen on season one episodes of ''DC Follies'' (although most episodes may use the [[Access Syndication]] logo instead), and the last two seasons of ''The Mike Douglas Show'' (after [[Group W Productions|Group W]] dropped the series). Intact on iTunes prints of ''DC Follies''.
 
===2nd Logo (1987)===
 
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, the text "{{color|#FFD700|'''SYNDICAST'''}}", in the same font as before, but now in a metallic {{color|#FFD700|golden}} color, slides across the screen diagonally from right to left as 2 {{color|#FFD700|gold}} brackets zoom out from above and twirl around before settling into their diagonally-angled place. As they do so, "{{color|#FFD700|'''SYNDICAST'''}}" comes in from the left while "{{color|#FFD700|PREMIERE SHOWCASE}}" comes in from the right, both of them with a psuedo-3D effect and at a diagonal angle. As they come together, they glow {{color|red}}.
 
'''Technique:''' Scanimation effects.
 
'''Music/Sounds:''' A portion of ''Olympic Champion Fanfare'' by Keith Mansfield.
 
'''Availability:''' Extinct. It was only seen on ''S.N.A.F.U.: The World's Screwiest Foul Ups''.
 
 
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Revision as of 22:04, 5 March 2023


1st Logo (1980's?-1988)


Logo: On a blue background, a TV tube shape is seen on the left side of the screen with white striping (possibly to represent static) inside of it, and the static slides to the right to reveal "SYNDI" in the same styling, as well as 2 bracket-like shapes to represent the tube shape. Once the static finishes sliding, it disappears via a "scratching" lines effect and forms into the text "CAST", forming the name "SYNDICAST". Once its finished, "SERVICES INC" appears below, both inside and outside the TV tube.

Technique: Scanimation effects.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Rare. Was seen on season one episodes of DC Follies (although most episodes may use the Access Syndication logo instead), and the last two seasons of The Mike Douglas Show (after Group W dropped the series). Intact on iTunes prints of DC Follies.

2nd Logo (1987)


Logo: On a black background, the text "SYNDICAST", in the same font as before, but now in a metallic golden color, slides across the screen diagonally from right to left as 2 gold brackets zoom out from above and twirl around before settling into their diagonally-angled place. As they do so, "SYNDICAST" comes in from the left while "PREMIERE SHOWCASE" comes in from the right, both of them with a psuedo-3D effect and at a diagonal angle. As they come together, they glow red.

Technique: Scanimation effects.

Music/Sounds: A portion of Olympic Champion Fanfare by Keith Mansfield.

Availability: Extinct. It was only seen on S.N.A.F.U.: The World's Screwiest Foul Ups.

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