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Logo descriptions by James Fabiano, Sean Beard and Matt A.
Logo captures by Eric S. and others
Editions by Mr. Logo Lord and Nathan B.
Video captures courtesy of
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Background: Before Lorimar-Telepictures opened its own home entertainment arm under the "Karl" or"Karl-Lorimar" name in 1985, most Lorimar features were issued by either MGM/UA Home Video or CBS/FOX Video.


1st Logo
(1985-1986)
Karl Video (1985, alternate)Karl-Lorimar Home Video (1985-1986)

Nickname: "Big K"

Logo:
  • Early-Late 1985: We see parts of the bottom of a giant K slide up from the bottom of the screen, with the top half (in whole) flipping up afterward. After, the K glows orange.
  • Late 1985-1986: Same as before, except the logo zooms out after glow it orange, and the words "KARL-LORIMAR" (in the Lorimar font) and "HOME VIDEO" in a rounded font slide in.

FX/SFX
: The K being formed, which looks similar to the logo of Kartes Video Communications.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Extremely rare.

Scare Factor: Low; that huge K may put some people off.



2nd Logo
(1986-1992)
Lorimar Home Video - CLG WikiLorimar Home Video

Nickname: "Multi-Colored Bar"

Logo
:
  • 1986-1987: A multi-colored line of yellow/orange/red/blue sweeps onto the screen. It straightens out, and sets itself down at the bottom of the screen. Then a whole mess of gray dust collects and converges above the "HOME VIDEO" bar, forming the "KARL-LORIMAR" logo. Then to give it a shiny look, little stars sparkle at the letter's edges in time with the "ding ding ding" fadeout of the music.
  • 1987-1992: Same as before, but instead the text above the bar reads "LORIMAR", and is larger to fit the width of the bar.

FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The logo flying with the trail, the (Karl) Lorimar dissolving in.

Music/Sounds: All synths, all the time on this one. A synth sweep brings in the bar, and as the dust forms the logo, a 5 note synth melody (similar to the "V of Doom" music) plays. The music closes with a "ding ding ding..." fade out.

Availability: Rare; can be seen on videos such as Clifford's Sing Along Adventure, Manhunter, Maximum Overdrive, Nobody's Fool, My Beautiful Laundrette, and Insignificance, among others.

Scare Factor: Minimal
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