Top 10 Worst Logo Plasters 

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What jingle did you use for the #1 animation?

Supermarty-o makes fake logos...

can I eat you SpaceCheese?

can you give me your freshly made space cheese I’m hungry

Yeah that’ll work.

Phoenix Conditt or “and the shining bars”

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That would work

It’s even on the 3D release of the first two Toy Story films back in 2009.

Maybe it’s because Sony hates TRISTAR. So she gets revenge.

Oh, but if TriStar is a subsitary Of Sony, How come Sony plastered TriStar in the Mad about you Episode?

@@blender9718 Sony plaster logos all the time, it's nothing to do with hating TriStar.

Or they could of just put the SPT logo after the TriStar one

They could have even just plopped an image up of the Tristar image without it actually saying Tristar and then cutting to Sony after that? Just a thought

Paramount: Please calm down sir, you scare me! RapierMultimedia: What can I say? I'm a sca- Paramount: ROOOOOOOAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR!

I call it mountain full of lions

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​A Nepali Logo Called Sharon Ahinishonniajabanyinnalaoa Films stole it

Good idea!

They honestly should have gotten the guy from that clip and gotten him to do a voice over saying that, and then the joke would still work

@@90sNath that's what i'm thinking

That'd definitely catch some viewers off guard!

I'd probably crap my pants if that ever happened

I'd probably faint, not even joking

Thanks Traffy, that's an interesting bit of trivia

@@harukoharuhara1863 Soon after Turner bought out New Line Cinema, the film studio announced a brand new division which is Fine Line Features following before the newly formed joint venture, Picturehouse, with HBO (currently owned by WarnerMedia) As with Disney Channel airings of A Kid in King Arthur’s Court, the Trimark Pictures logo’s music plays in the background of the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo, followed by the last few notes of the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo’s theme song

Warner Media is no more and either anyone else. It was one bad company which nobody wants. In fact everyone else hated it so much because that’s not the good fit for anybody.

Probably would have had to get the voice actor to re-record the lines and dub over the original. Would have basically been like what Tom Kenny had to do to reairings of SpongeBob episode Shanghaied during the patchy segments...... it didn't go out well at all.

Going back to ST Remastered....there's also instances where the Desilu logo is plastered over the end of later episodes which would have had a Paramount logo. These are followed by CBS-P, the Studio of Staleness, and rarely...Split Box #1.

I could have sworn I once saw the large "HB" Hanna-Barbera logo with the swirling star music.

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so paramount split box you mean closet killer? or am I dumb

And let's not forget the Screen Gems TV shows from 1963-1965 that have the "Dancing Sticks" logo with Frank DeVol's music fanfare. Since the 1980's those get covered over a lot too until recently when reruns of "Hazel"(seasons 3 & 4) and "Route 66" (season 4) brought them back on streaming and cable channels. For any Hanna Barbera TV show that formerly had them, not so much, as Warner Brothers owns H-B now. Incidentally, Closing Logo Group recently reported that Hanna Barbera studios themselves animated the dancing sticks.

Another dishornorable mention: T.A.T logo from One Day At A Time, First, the logo plays normal until it gets cut off by the CBS Ident from 1980, They have lots of time trying to find the full version. but they failed and made parodys

Another Dishonorable Mention Cookie Jar logo from a RU-vid print of a Super Mario Bros Super Show episode the Cookie Jar logo seems to have audio from the Dic logo playing with it

The DIC '83 theme actually had Gadget hammer a dot over the I.

I know. The plaster is what I’m talking about.

The 1998 75 Years logo, or the 2001 one with the AOL byline?

@@khsmediacorner0524 It was the 75 years one

@@KacyCats19 Now you're talking.

Battle For Epic Island Official my version: “show the guy on the phone, and then you have the logo that has a mountain and then the dog trying to sit and you get the stupid structure with a number saying “television”, that will work.”

Also they skipped the giggling goose productions logo and West Shapiro productions logo and kept the castle rock entertainment logo and Colombia/TriStar logo after ending credits of Seinfeld reruns in the mid 90's

1994 20th Century Fox logo with the Cinemascope theme - Satan Never Sleeps 1994 Hanna Barbera All Stars w/ 1987 Turner Entertainment theme - on one polish dubbed Addams Family episode and hungarian and romanian dubs of a Scooby Doo episode. Also, one airing of Ghost Rider had the ending credits so sloppily time-compressed that they played the ending audio at normal speed over a sped up SPT logo. And much to my amazement, while normally I'd expect the 1994 20th Century Fox logo to plaster the 1981 variant of it on Home Alone, the TV station it usually airs on took extra care to actually play the 1981 logo in it's original format. (which is kinda widescreen)

2008 MGM logo and 1984 Universal Pictures logo with 1995 MGM roar and Intro music (“double roar” on a International airing of “Stephen King’s Firestarter”)

Actually, the Paramount logo with 1994 20th Century Fox fanfare plaster was from the Ukrainian dub from a Paramount DVD release of the movie "Titanic". The same plaster happened on the Paramount Pictures 100th Anniversary logo from a Russian-dubbed rip of the U.S. 3D Blu-Ray of the movie "Titanic".

HE DIDN'T FORGET NOTHIN'!

THOSE WERE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES!

Dasz link?

I don"t get it

Also faked.

I usually see the 2011 one

@@thebritishendboardarchive I associate that one with 'Alpha Papa' and films on the Talking Pictures channel that were EMI releases (e.g 'That'll Be The Day')

@@barbarakirk3064 I see the 2011 logo all the time on Talking Pictures.

Technically no, as the program and station IDs are two things. There was however an instance where you could hear TAT faintly before the C-T boxes come up.

In March of 1980, TAT has finally folded ELP Communications and its units: Embassy Television, Embassy Communications, Embassy Telecommunications and Embassy Pay Television under the Coca Cola banner until June 17, 1985.

Imagine nothing because MGM’s Orion Pictures unit has been plastered the 1981-1993 Columbia Pictures logo on most of their titles such as Stone Cold, Winter People and Kalifornia on FX and Sundance since 1996.

For Paramount/Viacom, the studio now owns the entire Miramax/Dimension library on DVD.

@@markelijio6012 Yes it is! The Miramax library is now owned by Paramount Global.

@@Musicradio77Network Now you're talking big business with lots of big money!

On Rob Reiner's Oscar nominated adaptation of Aaron Sorkin's The American President, there was one serious problem: the 1990-1997 Universal logo with James Horner's jingle which wasn't there during the opening credits on AMC, Lifetime, Sundance and WE on most prints. But to make matters worse, the 1994- present Castle Rock Entertainment logo with the Time Warner byline and Marc Shaiman's fanfare which happened on newer prints of The American President, Absolute Power, Othello, Hamlet, Dolores Claiborne, Beyond Rangoon, Lord of the Flies, The Sure Thing, When Harry Met Sally, Misery, Sibling Rivalry, City Slickers 1 & 2, Josh and SAM, Amos & Andrew, Malice among others. But you won't find the Universal logo during the opening credits of this film. The in-credit variant was: "Castle Rock Entertainment and Universal Pictures present of a Wildwood Enterprises production of Aaron Sorkin's The American President." That's all you'll need to know.

@@markelijio6012 Came back here to report that plastering (The 1997 logo with the 1990 fanfare) also happened on a Foxtel print of that movie (“The American President (1995)”), but even more interesting is that IT’S PAL PITCHED, NO JOKE! Imagine an American airing of a film that has a sloppy plastering in PAL pitch? That’d be pretty messed up NGL.

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Hope nothing. Warner Bros has plastered several logos at the end of every film such as Fort Apache The Bronx and both Cannonball Run flicks with the 2003 logo under Time Warner.

@@markelijio6012 “The Cannonball Run” was by 20th Century Studios, and “Cannonball Run 2” was by WB.

@@Musicradio77Network Thanks anyway, you're the best!

I saw the film on CBS Action UK a few years ago and it had the Paramount logo silent

That’ll work

not really a french series but it's dubbed in french. btw it's a Canadian show.

1994 rearranged theme.

Henrystrikesback That trivia will later be posted up on CLG Wiki.

Not real, doesn't matter.

You love to argue, don't you?@@JMFabiano

Titanic

We used a space font to keep in touch with the space theme, but we understand. We'll use a different font for next time.

it sounds like a startup sound