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Change: byof Eric S., Bob Fish and ILoveClassicTVBackground: Metromedia opened a TV production and distribution company called Metromedia Producers Corporation (MPC) in 1968 to produce and syndicate various programs and TV movies. When it closed in 1986, all MPC releases were later transferred to 20th Century Fox Television   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 646)

Change:  However, it was seen originally on the pilot episode of Dynasty.Scare Factor: None to low. 4th Logo (1982-1986) Nickname: "The Rainbow M Ribbon"Logo: On a black background, a rainbow-colored ribbon flies onscreen and   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 646)

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Change: aneare now distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Television. In the United States, Sony Pictures Television and its predecessor, Columbia Pictures Television, was always the distributor of syndicated repeats of these programs.1st Logo(1968-1982) Nickname: "MPC (of Doom)"Logo: On a dark   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 524)

Change: and in some TV Movies on Encore Dramas, however.Scare Factor: High; the connecting letters on dark background and the unnerving music make this logo a major fear factor. 2nd Logo(1978) Nickname: "MPC"Logo: Against a blue background, we see   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 520)

Change: 70's80's prints of That Girl.FX: The words zooming, the letters flying, flipping, and binding.Cheesy Factor: The letters look like paper cutouts, and the flipping and binding effects is typical 70's/80's animation.Music/Sounds: A very loud and dramatic   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 512)

Change: S. andS., Bob Fish and ILoveClassicTVBackground: Metromedia opened a TV production and distribution company called Metromedia Producers Corporation (MPC) in 1968 to produce and syndicate various programs and TV movies. When it closed in 1986, all MPC releases were later transferred to 20th Century Fox Television,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 493)

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