Refurbished Logo Evolution: DiC Entertainment (1971-2008) [Ep.38] 

“Mom I can’t sleep.” “Why?” “There are floating letters outside my window.”

The fact that I'm still terrified by how ominous the "Kid in Bed" logo is, makes me wish I didn't exist. AT ALL.

3:22 CCD88 recognized Cro and Bronto! And of course the first DIC variant and logo appearance.

I remember shows that were created from this cartoon company. Their logos were definitely amazing and fantastic. The very first one I remember from watching Heathcliff. The cartoon ones from Inspector Gadget and the littles which I haven't seen yet. Also the kid sleeping going out the window seeing the logo. The last one was pretty cool. D.I.C 1976-2008

My opinions: 1980-1988: cheesy 1982-1983: creative 1988-2001: alright 2001-2008: too colorful

R.I.P. DiC, they made good cartoons :(

3:27 that sounds so retro (early 80’s)

I remember the brand growing up and seen it at the closing credits of certain children's programming back in the 90s

The logo used from 2001 to 2008 was the one I remembered from my childhood. Horseland was one of the company's best shows that used this logo

You want to talk about variants on the final version of the DiC Logo? When DiC had a lot of their library on in syndication during the 2000s, they would play the final version but as the music went off, the rings would pan out to reveal a picture of the show that was airing at the time. I remember this for their run of the Smurfs as well as Trollz when it aired on the CW, mostly because the pictures they were using were very distinct and possibly made for the purpose of using for those logos, especially the Smurfs one which looked to be new. There is also one final version that is in CGI but I can not remember what it shows or DVD it was used for. I just remember the DiC logo flying in and there was either a city or a lab where it landed. Great job on the video. I saw a lot of variants I hadn't seen before!

Amazing logo evolution Cam and thanks for doing Dic

2:04 This sound is so creepy

I think I remember the D.I.C 1990-2005 logo with the 1990-1999 dreamy orchestral fanfare music with happy child's voice at the end of the episode of the original 1990s dub of Sailor Moon on TV while my big sister brushed my hair and I'm was running for the closet like hell during probably summer 1997. I was a little girl at the time.

9:11 Alvin and the Chipmunks version

I remember some of my childhood cartoons from DiC Entertainment back in the 90s and 2000 beyond that I used to watched when I was young like: Super Dave:Daredevil for Hire, Hammerman, The Mask, Ace Venture Pet Detective, Pro Stars, King Arthur abd the Knights of Justice and Mary Kate and Ashley in Action. I wished they're on the entire complete DVD collection so I can enjoy watching them again but at least I can watched them on RU-vid until then.

I remember seeing the final two logos on my Strawberry Shortcake DVDs. Good times.

The First version of the Cheesy Vortex DiC logo still kinda creeps me out with the music and the Zooming in.

At least you didn't say the name wrong 😅

2:42 This was seen on Kidd Video.

*DiE* what a great name for a childrens tv company.

7:53 I think this variant was used for Sailor Moon

Niice Donkey Kong music ForDIC

Five note low pitch logo from 1980 - 1988 is creepy...

I want DiC Entertainment revived in this new decade!

So that's mean DiC is from my country? 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷

9:01, 1987 DiC voice?

Oh, you didn't forget it, they're both switched.

9:59 why did they forget the voice?

Last time CCG88 spelled it wrong but it was still okay

What’s the background music for this episode?

I remember that company from when i was a kid

The choir version of the 3rd logo is creepy.

7:53 I think this is from their adaptation of Sailor Moon. Could be wrong tho, but that looks like to font that's used in the English credits.

n addition to animated and live-action television shows such as Inspector Gadget (1983-1986), The Littles (1983-1986), Rainbow Brite (1984-1986), Heathcliff (1984-1988), Kidd Video (1984-1985), Care Bears (1985-1986), M.A.S.K. (1985-1987), Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors (1985-1986), Kissyfur (1985-1990), Dennis the Menace (1986-1988), The Real Ghostbusters (1986-1991), Zoobliee Zoo (1986-1987), Alf: The Animated Series (1987-1989), C.O.P.S. (1988-1989), later episodes of Alvin and the Chipmunks (1988-1991), Hey Vern, It's Ernest! (1988), The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! (1989-1990), Captain N: The Gamemaster (1989-1992), G.I. Joe (1989-1992), The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 (1990-1991), New Kids on the Block (1990-1991), Captain Planet and the Planeteers (1990-1993), Swamp Thing (1990-1991), Hammerman (1991-1992), ProStars! (1991-1992), Wish Kid (1991-1992), season 2 of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventues (1991-1992), Super Dave: Daredevil Fore Hire (1992-1993), Madeline (1993, 1995, 2000-2001), Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (1993-1994), Sonic the Hedgehog SatAm (1993-1995), All-New Dennis the Menace (1993-1994), Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego? (1994-1999), Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad (1994-1995), Street Sharks (1995-1997), The Wacky World of Tex Avery (1997-1998), Mummies Alive! (1997-1998), Sonic Underground (1999-2000), Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century (1999-2001), Sabrina: The Animated Series (1999-2000), Alienators: Evolution Continues (2001-2002), Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action (2001-2002), Liberty's Kids (2002-2003), Stargate Infinity (2002-2003), Super Duper Sumos (2002-2003), Strawberry Shortcake (2003-2008), Trollz (2005-2006) and Horseland (2006-2008), while under Disney, DiC produced live-action feature films, including Meet the Deedles (1998) and Inspector Gadget (1999), and licensed various anime series such as the first two seasons of Sailor Moon, Saint Seiya and Speed Racer X, and later some 3rd-party shows that are not in their library would be later acquired by DIC, such as It's Punky Brewster, the Filmation Archie cartoon library, Bump in the Night, Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, The Little Clowns of Happytown, the 80's Berenstain Bears, All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series, 60's Speed Racer, Ace Lighting and The Smurfs.

If DiC Entertainment came back here’s what would happen: 1: It would be owned by WildBrain (since DHX Media turned into WildBrain in 2019). And 2: DiC’s shows would be on DVD and would be re-aired on Kids’ channels.

10:02 You Will See Scottish Television Logo

DiC Entertainment made some really good licensed cartoons Lady Lovely Locks Captain N the Game Master GI Joe Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures (season 2) Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog Strawberry Shortcake (2003) The Super Mario Bros. Super Show Sabrina the Animated Series Heathcliff Care Bears Super Mario World The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 Mary-Kate & Ashley in Action!

4:07 At least, I don’t where did you find this. Can you make a upload of the variant, and put the description on where it is shown?

You should do a *Secret Logos of ITV featuring me (note I am not the real Duchyii) *The affilates, all of them, even former.

10:47 agree the choir version scares me and the female choir version

Some several ones that are taken and taken from the japanese anime and Cartoons such as ulysses 31st , sailor moon , inspector gadget , super mario , sonic and ghost busters

I remember seeing a shortened version of the kid in bed logo with the harp crescendos almost all the time watching The Adventures of Mario 3 and the Super Mario Super Show. Also, 32 variants for the overall kid in bed logo? I guess it was THAT Popular.

5:56 window 1: 🎵braaaaaad🎵 choir kid: 🎵diiiiiic🎵

9:05 wimzies house reference

10:22 is a placeholder logo which was quite rare.

You should do the program exchange logo, if it hasn't been done yet. I grew up to some shows in the 90s.

The Cheesy Vortex was also seen on Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats

Mom: YA BETTER GO TO SLEEP OR FLOATING LETTERS ARE GOING TO BE IN YOUR WINDOW! Kid: FINE!

On Episode 40 do RAI An Italian television company from 1983-present

3:22: That logo is from 1971. You said it was used from 1980.

Me: heres the 8 note tune for the cheesy Fourtex logo also me: eh. dic: *plays the 5 note tune * me: OH HELL NO

What’s the show with the 84-88 saban logo credits?

2:54 I was two years old 1986 seeing this I thought I was dreaming

So that's how D.i.C came from France, city of love. They make the infamously guilty pleasure original 90s English dub of Sailor Moon (thankfully, 10 years ago Viz Media re-dubbed Sailor Moon from scratch). Now, France churning off 4 magical girl power animesque cartoons Totally Spies (not a magical girl show yet its laugh out loud animesque spy teen comedy parody of Charlie's Angels), Atomic Betty (an sci-fi/magical girl show), Lollirock and most recently, Miraculous Ladybug

I have a bad cough and cold too so the trailer is cancelled because of my cold and cough the release date will be moved to Sunday morning

7:56 cartoon music: 🎵burn🎵 window 1: 🎵window coming for ya brand🎵 kid: dic cocatoo: 🎵hummingbird🎵

8:06 DHX channel?

RIP DiC Entertainment (1971-2008)

6:06 Columbia television music

That's right

6:23 Dic*

the 2nd logo with the sky floating letters creep me the sounds are creepy, sad im not a huge fan of dic logos i didnt see the point of them

The show name: Cro and Bronco

I wish Sony revived DIC Entertainment

This is my childhood After Episode 39 Can You Do Cinar?

Imagine that RCTV logo was made with the 80's style!

7:18 Sounds like A.I

3:27 First dic logo.

All these years, and I just realized the i dot in the "kid in bed" logo is supposed to be the moon (Sailor Moon?)

i remember the kid in bed version scaring the shit out of me

CCG88, I HAVE SUBSCRIBED!

6:03 window 1: 🎵braaaand🎵 choir: 🎵diiiiic🎵 coca cola music: 🎵hummingbird Hana mmm best friends🎵

I hate the first DIC logo. The music sounds k̵̢̢̭̱͍̘̈́̀̈́͋́͐ì̸̪̐͘n̶̡̧̹̘͒̽̔̀̽̓͌̕d̷̳̞̖̉̊á̷̩̤̯̠̔̄̋̈́̓̀̕ ̶͎̈̈́̇̓̌̈́̃͂́o̷̢̙͖͍͈̳̝͛̿̄͜͜͝ţ̸̛̜̱͕̬͓̲̳̂̿͌͆̅̿͠͝h̷̡̤̤̹̗͉͖͓͖̊͆̐̈́́̾́̊̃͝e̴͇̦̭̭̫̾͒̋̎̓̓͆̃̋̾r̷̮͈̋̈́͆̈́̎̋̄́̌w̴̢̧̬̪͖̣̘̭͒̔o̵̳̥͚̲̞̐͂̌̇̈́̾̅̆̓̕r̶̹̻̤̄͒͠l̵̡͇̘̏̈d̷̳̠̲̭̰̪̬͐͑̊̀̿̄̓͛̕̕l̵̗͚͚͎͔͕͎͘y̷̡̅͘...

DiC Died In 2008.

I remember watching Inspector Gadget all the time on Teletoon Retro. ;)

Dic never died.They starting making less productions.

6:38 penguin: 🎵best friends🎵 wind: whoooooooh window 1: 🎵blink blink blink blink🎵 kid: dic

These logos scare me!!

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 back please dinosaucers extreme dinossaurs and street sharks 😢😢😢😢 2020

Request: Do cbc

i didint even grow up with DiC so why am i watching this

DiC Moved To California?

I went 20th century fox for ep41

Some verisons of category 3 or 4 has the Windows 98 and Windows 2000/ME Startup and Shutdown sounds

um Cam?, Some person called Jonathan is saying that he wants PBS kids word of the week WB Television for episode 50, Can You Do It For him?

6:19 swish window 1: 🎵blink blink blink blink🎵kid: dic! Star: 🎵brand🎵

what song did you use, I really want to know

Wait where is the Japanese logo from?

Dic entertainment

Btw dnt u find amusing the fct a maintream cmpny darred...80s...

6:38 Never notice the unknown theme at the beginning, why the heck?

I think for the (1998 to 2001) the female chorus version. I think they could have said ooh ooh it’s a DIC cartoon then go doo doo & the kid saying DIC!

For episode 40 can you do Buena Vista Television/Disney-ABC Domestic Television

From the late 1980's, the 1990's, the 2000's and the 2010's, DiC had many different channels on the air - 13 in syndication and 18 or more cable networks raging from Nickelodeon to The History Channel: Inspector Gadget on Nickelodeon, CBS, The Family Channel, syndicated (through Bohbot Entertainment), Fox/ABC Family, This TV, Starz, and Qubo Kidd Video on CBS, syndication (as part of Wolf Rock Power Hour), and WGN Heathcliff on Nickelodeon, The Family Channel, Fox Family, This TV, and Starz C.O.P.S. on WGN, CBS (rebroadcast as Cyber Cops), and USA Network Dennis the Menace in syndication (through General Mills and The Program Exchange), Fox Family, Cartoon Network, and Boomerang The Littles on The Family Channel, Toon Disney and syndication Pole Position on The Family Channel and USA Network Dinosaucers on The Family Channel and USA Network Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater on The Family Channel The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin on The Family Channel Wolf Rock TV in syndication (as part of Wolf Rock Power Hour) The New Archies in syndication, The Family Channel, and Toon Disney Captain N: The Game Master on The Family Channel, syndicated (through Rysher Entertainment's Captain N & The Video Game Masters syndie package), and USA Network The Super Mario Bros. Super Show in syndication (through Viacom (as Club Mario)), The Family Channel, USA Network, and re-syndicated (through The Program Exchange) Swamp Thing on NBC (as part of Chip and Pepper's Cartoon Madness), USA Network and Sci-Fi Channel ALF: The Animated Series and ALF Tales on The Family Channel New Kids On The Block on Disney Channel Maxie's World on The Family Channel, and USA Network Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling on WGN and USA Network The New Three Stooges (repackaged version) on WGN G.I. Joe in syndication and on USA Network The Wizard of Oz on Disney Channel, HBO and Toon Disney Wish Kid and Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire on The Family Channel and Toon Disney Pro Stars on The Family Channel, ESPN2 and This TV the pilots Defenders of Dynatron City and Battletoads in syndication (through Bohbot Entertainment's Kid's Day Off package) The Chipmunks Go To The Movies on USA Network Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors on USA Network Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog on USA Network, syndicated, Toon Disney, This TV, and Starz Sailor Moon on USA Network, and Cartoon Network Madeline on Disney Channel, Toon Disney, and CBS Archie's Weird Mysteries on PAX, syndication, and Qubo Sabrina: The Animated Series on ABC, UPN, Disney Channel, Toon Disney, syndicated, CBS, This TV, and Starz Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century on Fox, local syndication (through Tribune Entertainment) Mummies Alive! in syndication (through Claster Television, later BKN for rerun cycles and Tribune Entertainment), and Sci-Fi Channel Hurricanes on PAX and This TV The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 on The Family Channel, syndicated (through Rysher Entertainment as part of Captain N & The Video Game Masters syndicated package), USA Network, PAX, Starz Super Mario World on The Family Channel, syndicated (through Rysher Entertainment as part of Captain N & The Video Game Masters syndicated package), USA Network, PAX, and Starz The Get-Along Gang in syndication (through LBS as part of Kideo TV), The Family Channel and PAX Starcom: The U.S. Space Force on The Family Channel, syndicated (also through Bohbot Entertainment), and PAX Sylvanian Families on The Family Channel and PAX Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego? on Fox Family, PAX, syndication (also through The Program Exchange), The Hub, and Qubo The Wacky World of Tex Avery in syndication (also through General Mills and The Program Exchange) Captain Planet and the Planeteers in syndication, The WB (Kids' WB!), Cartoon Network, Boomerang and re-syndicated (through Tribune Entertainment's DIC Kids Network syndicated package) The Real Ghostbusters on USA Network, re-syndication, Fox Family, and Fearnet Camp Candy on Fox Family Sonic Underground in syndication, Sci-Fi Channel, syndicated (through Tribune Entertainment's DIC Kids Network), and Disney XD Double Dragon, and Ultraforce on USA Network and Sci-Fi Channel Street Sharks in syndication, ABC, USA Network and Sci-Fi Channel Inspector Gadget's Field Trip on The History Channel, syndicated (also through Tribune Entertainment) Gadget Boy's Adventures in History on The History Channel Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM on USA Network and Starz Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action on ABC and Toon Disney Speed Racer X and Super Duper Sumos on Nickelodeon Liberty's Kids on PBS, syndicated, The History Channel, CBS, This TV, and Starz Knights of the Zodiac on Cartoon Network, Sabrina's Secret Life in syndication, Toon Disney, Disney Channel, and CBS Trollz in syndication and CBS Horseland on CBS and in syndication the live-action I'm Telling! and Hey Vern, It's Ernest! on The Family Channel, and Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills on This TV non-DIC series like It's Punky Brewster in syndication (as part of Maxie's World) The Filmation Archies animated cartoon on The Family Channel The 80's Berenstain Bears, All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series, Ace Lightning, and The Smurfs in syndication (also through Tribune Entertainment) Speed Racer on Speed Network probably a dozed series on Toon Disney - suppling about one-third of their output today, raging series like Bump in the Night, Gadget Boy, and What-a-Mess.

that's where priests tend to be at when they chase fairies.

Hey CCG88, there’s actually a rare prototype version of the Kid in Bed logo.

10:48 The irony...

What show was the logo at 2:42 from?

Why They Closed DiC Entreatment in 2008? , What’s the Reason? 😞

5:59 I'm pretty sure that's that's show specifically how to partnership with Coca-Cola