+R. J. Cambias A few more to go with this, in order: (1) 1979 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1979 Paramount jingle (79-80) (2) 1979 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1980 Paramount jingle (80-81) (3) 1981 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1981 Paramount jingle (81-82) (4) 1982 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1982 Paramount jingle (82-83) (5) 1983 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1982 Paramount jingle (83-86) (6) 1986 H-B "CGI Swirling Star" with 1982 Paramount jingle (86-87) (7) 1986 H-B "CGI Swirling Star" with 1986 Paramount jingle (as heard on season 2 of MacGyver) (86-87) (8) 1986 H-B "CGI" Swirling Star with 1987 Paramount jingle (87-88) (9) 1988 H-B "CGI" Swirling Star (no Taft byline) with 1987 Paramount jingle (88-89) (10) 1988 H-B "CGI" Swirling Star (no Taft byline) with 1989 Paramount jingle (89-91)
Almost true in terms of combo - they'd probably have Paramount's logo show up first then Hanna Barbera's logo afterwards - this was the case with Laverne and Shirley in The Army, as far as I remember - you had the 1981 Paramount TV Blue Mountain logo (or the 1995 logo in later prints - usually silent, though two episodes screwed up - one played the 1995 theme, the other had the 1981 theme) and then the 1979 Hanna Barbera Swirling Star logo. So... if we're to guess: - if made between 1969 - 1974, it would first be Paramount's Closet Killers (both the yellow and the red ones) then the Zooming H-B logo (which would vary between years, but the standard is the Taft bylined Yellow/Orange H-B zooming logo) - inbetween 1975 and 1979, the logos would switch places - Hanna Barbera never had the Rainbow H-B standalone, thus would have to first trail the ending theme off on H-B's logo, then show the 1975-1978 Blue Mountains. - 1979 onwards, it's pretty much as described for Laverne and Shirley.
There's one more version of the Lalo Schifrin jingle that's been unearthed: ua-cam.com/video/ahSWox6u1JY/v-deo.html (this would play under the 1971 H-B logo video)
This is a great idea.
LOL The closing logo is Oregon Public Broadcasting
The visuals are creepier than the jingle itself with this Hanna Barbera logo
At 1:28 in my Imagination after the end credits of Godzilla!
Neat meshup
+R. J. Cambias
A few more to go with this, in order:
(1) 1979 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1979 Paramount jingle (79-80)
(2) 1979 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1980 Paramount jingle (80-81)
(3) 1981 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1981 Paramount jingle (81-82)
(4) 1982 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1982 Paramount jingle (82-83)
(5) 1983 H-B "Swirling Star" with 1982 Paramount jingle (83-86)
(6) 1986 H-B "CGI Swirling Star" with 1982 Paramount jingle (86-87)
(7) 1986 H-B "CGI Swirling Star" with 1986 Paramount jingle (as heard on season 2 of MacGyver) (86-87)
(8) 1986 H-B "CGI" Swirling Star with 1987 Paramount jingle (87-88)
(9) 1988 H-B "CGI" Swirling Star (no Taft byline) with 1987 Paramount jingle (88-89)
(10) 1988 H-B "CGI" Swirling Star (no Taft byline) with 1989 Paramount jingle (89-91)
@@paramountlogos4-logos657 When you do, don't forget this rare variation among the '70s logos...
ua-cam.com/video/ahSWox6u1JY/v-deo.html
Very cool =)
This would happen if H-B had been the company to make a Star Trek animated series.
+Neville6000
Ironic enough, H-B almost made that opportunity.
+ClassicTVMan1981X: For real? Give me the detail and info.
Neville6000
Read Gene Roddenberry's book, _Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek: The Original Cast Adventures_, or Brian Robb's _A Brief Guide to Star Trek_.
Or Popeye
Almost true in terms of combo - they'd probably have Paramount's logo show up first then Hanna Barbera's logo afterwards - this was the case with Laverne and Shirley in The Army, as far as I remember - you had the 1981 Paramount TV Blue Mountain logo (or the 1995 logo in later prints - usually silent, though two episodes screwed up - one played the 1995 theme, the other had the 1981 theme) and then the 1979 Hanna Barbera Swirling Star logo.
So... if we're to guess:
- if made between 1969 - 1974, it would first be Paramount's Closet Killers (both the yellow and the red ones) then the Zooming H-B logo (which would vary between years, but the standard is the Taft bylined Yellow/Orange H-B zooming logo)
- inbetween 1975 and 1979, the logos would switch places - Hanna Barbera never had the Rainbow H-B standalone, thus would have to first trail the ending theme off on H-B's logo, then show the 1975-1978 Blue Mountains.
- 1979 onwards, it's pretty much as described for Laverne and Shirley.
With the super scary 1969 "Closet Killer" jingle????......
0:45 1:12
There's one more version of the Lalo Schifrin jingle that's been unearthed:
ua-cam.com/video/ahSWox6u1JY/v-deo.html
(this would play under the 1971 H-B logo video)
zuza
Put it Hanna-Barbera Productions (w/Desilu & Paramount Television Themes)