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| Version | User | Scope of changes |
|---|---|---|
| May 9 2009, 11:08 PM EDT (current) | lenhill | 4 words added, 6 words deleted, 1 widget added, 1 widget deleted |
| Dec 3 2008, 12:55 AM EST | VofDoom | 1 widget added, 1 widget deleted |
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Compiled by bigrene2
Images by Eric S.
Video capture courtesy of Chris
(1975-1982)
Nicknames: “'70s ae”, "ae Filmstrip"
Logo: In a blue background, the words “A PRESENTATION OF” isare seen in the center of the screen in yellow Arial lettering, then, 3 seconds after, it fades out completely as the “ae” (all together like a Denmark/Norway letter) appears in abstract lettering in a CBS/FOX Video-like style. Then, it zooms out, revealing “alan enterprises” in an Verdana-like font inof the same color ofas the “ae”. Finally, appears via a flash, a filmstrip going from the bottom to the top (except the two lines above and underneath the logo).
FX/Cheesy Factor: All primitive animation.
Music/Sounds: A '70s disco stinger during the “ae” forming and zooming.
Availability: This logo had replaced the MCA TVMCA-TV “Filmreel from Hell” logo, but is quite rare. Was seen on runs of The Abbott and Costello Show.
Scare Factor: Low to medium; the “ae” coming out of nowhere and the shining of the filmstrip may startle some, but it’s harmless.
Images by Eric S.
Video capture courtesy of Chris
(1975-1982)
Nicknames: “'70s ae”, "ae Filmstrip"
Logo: In a blue background, the words “A PRESENTATION OF” isare seen in the center of the screen in yellow Arial lettering, then, 3 seconds after, it fades out completely as the “ae” (all together like a Denmark/Norway letter) appears in abstract lettering in a CBS/FOX Video-like style. Then, it zooms out, revealing “alan enterprises” in an Verdana-like font inof the same color ofas the “ae”. Finally, appears via a flash, a filmstrip going from the bottom to the top (except the two lines above and underneath the logo).
FX/Cheesy Factor: All primitive animation.
Music/Sounds: A '70s disco stinger during the “ae” forming and zooming.
Availability: This logo had replaced the MCA TVMCA-TV “Filmreel from Hell” logo, but is quite rare. Was seen on runs of The Abbott and Costello Show.
Scare Factor: Low to medium; the “ae” coming out of nowhere and the shining of the filmstrip may startle some, but it’s harmless.
