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Nick Jr. UK Airings
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'''Technique:''' None.
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'''Availability:''' It was only seen on a double feature block with ''The Berenstain Bears'' and ''Seven Little Monsters'' on PBS. Modern releases of both series use the next logo.
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'''Technique:''' A fading effect or none.
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'''Availability:''' Seen on many different Treehouse shows from 1999 to 2013, including ''Treetown'', ''Wanna Play?'', ''Toopy & Binoo'', ''Max & Ruby'', ''Pumper Pups'', ''Wumpa’s World'', ''4 Square'', ''Dragon'', ''Wee 3'', ''The Mole Sisters'', ''Roll Play'', ''Seven Little Monsters'', ''The Berenstain Bears'', ''Franklin'', ''The Toy Castle'', ''Farzzle’s World'', later episodes of ''Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends'', ''This Is Daniel Cook'' and its sequel ''This Is Emily Yeung'' and ''Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs'', among others. Check your old recordings to find this.
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'''Technique:''' CGI.
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'''Availability:''' Appears on 2007-2013 episodes of Treehouse shows such as ''Max & Ruby'' beginning with season three up to season five, ''Are We There Yet?: World Adventure'', ''Franklin and Friends'', the revival episodes of ''Caillou'', ''My Friend Rabbit'', ''Toot & Puddle'', ''My Big Big Friend'', ''Zigby'', and Canadian prints of ''Guess with Jess'' (international prints use the Nelvana logo of the time instead). This also plasters the previous logo whenever [[Nickelodeon]] USA airs older episodes of ''Max & Ruby''. Weirdly, this appears on Nickelodeon airings of season 6 of ''Max and Ruby'' in place of the next logo. The rare misspelled byline variant can be found on a handful of ''My Friend Rabbit'' episodes, so check the Treehouse Direct channel.
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'''Technique:''' CGI by Amblagar Studio.
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*Sometimes, the ending theme of the show is used instead.
*On ''Mike the Knight'', it's silent.
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Treehouse is a Canadian TV channel oriented towards younger children. It was launched on November 1, 1997 as a subsidiary of YTV (who also co-launched Teletoon on October 17 of that year). Its name comes from YTV's former programming block, The Treehouse. It is currently owned by YTV Canada, Inc., itself owned by Corus Entertainment.
Logo: On a black background is the white text "Produced in Association with" above the alternate Treehouse logo used during the time.
Technique: None.
Audio: The closing theme of the show or silence.
Availability: It was only seen on a double feature block with The Berenstain Bears and Seven Little Monsters on PBS. Modern releases of both series use the next logo.
Logo: On a black background, the word "Treehouse" is seen in a green decorative font with a yellow trim. Underneath is the byline, whose animation varies depending on which byline.
Bylines:
Variants:
Technique: A fading effect or none.
Audio: None, or the closing theme of the show. On I Can Do It!, Wanna Play? and Grandma, Look What I Found!, kids are heard laughing during the logo.
Availability: Seen on many different Treehouse shows from 1999 to 2013, including Treetown, Wanna Play?, Toopy & Binoo, Max & Ruby, Pumper Pups, Wumpa’s World, 4 Square, Dragon, Wee 3, The Mole Sisters, Roll Play, Seven Little Monsters, The Berenstain Bears, Franklin, The Toy Castle, Farzzle’s World, later episodes of Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends, This Is Daniel Cook and its sequel This Is Emily Yeung and Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs, among others. Check your old recordings to find this.
Legacy: This logo is well-known for those who grew up with Treehouse series.
Logo: On a background of a lawn, with background elements (such as a house, flowers, flying bees, a rainbow, etc.), the Treehouse logo is seen, which is in the same font as before, only more slanted upright a bit, and we zoom out a little bit to see all the background elements. The Corus byline appears (except that the byline is all white, still with "Corus" in its corporate font, but the rest of the text is set in an italicized Arial font), and a bird lands on the top of the logo's 2nd "e", and looks at it.
Trivia: This is basically the Treehouse "Rainbow" ID (which aired between September 2004 and April 2013) with the Corus byline.
Variants:
Technique: CGI.
Audio: The closing theme of the show, or a shortened version of the channel's jingle. On Toot & Puddle, a kid laughing is heard.
Availability: Appears on 2007-2013 episodes of Treehouse shows such as Max & Ruby beginning with season three up to season five, Are We There Yet?: World Adventure, Franklin and Friends, the revival episodes of Caillou, My Friend Rabbit, Toot & Puddle, My Big Big Friend, Zigby, and Canadian prints of Guess with Jess (international prints use the Nelvana logo of the time instead). This also plasters the previous logo whenever Nickelodeon USA airs older episodes of Max & Ruby. Weirdly, this appears on Nickelodeon airings of season 6 of Max and Ruby in place of the next logo. The rare misspelled byline variant can be found on a handful of My Friend Rabbit episodes, so check the Treehouse Direct channel.
Legacy: This is also remembered by those who watched Treehouse.
Logo: On a grassy field on a sunny day, with a butterfly and some flowers, the letters of a cleaner and revised version of the Treehouse logo bounce up and stop in midair. A yellow banner reading "ORIGINAL" spaced out squeezes out from below. The Corus byline fades in below.
Trivia: This logo was made to fit the new rebranding, which occured in April 2013.
Bylines:
Variants:
Technique: CGI by Amblagar Studio.
Audio: Popping sounds as the letters bounce and an extra one as "ORIGINAL" appears and birds chirping in the background.
Audio Variants:
Availability: No longer current, but still common.
In April 2020, this logo was replaced by the Corus logo, alongside the removal of the YTV, Teletoon, Global, ABC Spark, CMT, HGTV, and W Network logos.
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