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GRANDMA STUDIOS
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Logo 1: 1988 - 1998
Logo: We see a picture of a very frail and bitter looking grandma. She blinks and coughs. Then she forces her mouth into an insincere smile. GRANDMA STUDIOS wipes in underneath. Then the logo turns like a trilon to any one of these logos:
FX: All live action-except the trilon turn.
Music: A piano chord, followed by a little girl saying, "Grandma, where's the toothpaste?". Then when the lady smiles, an ugly creaking sound is heard. "Name That Cheese" has the theme playing over it.
Variations:
Availability: Uncommon, but not plastered. The studios have been generous in preserving this strange logo.
Scare Factor: High. That ugly creaking sound can be murder on the ears.
Logo 2: 1998-today
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Logo: We see a picture of a grandma flipping toward the screen. FROM GRANDMA STUDIOS appear via "rippling effect".
FX: Rippling of the letters.
Music: A slow, gentle orchestra. On " California Dream" (2000), a different piece was heard that carried over to the Columbia TriStar logo. Can have the closing theme over it as well.
Variations:
Availability: Current.
Scare Factor: Low.
Crystal Home Video
Background: Crystal Home Video distributes TV shows on VHS by Grandma Studious. Crystal HV also distributes a limited amount of Orion Pictures films.
GRANDMA STUDIOS
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Logo 1: 1988 - 1998
Logo: We see a picture of a very frail and bitter looking grandma. She blinks and coughs. Then she forces her mouth into an insincere smile. GRANDMA STUDIOS wipes in underneath. Then the logo turns like a trilon to any one of these logos:
- Nelvana (Octavious: The Animated Series, Long Tail Kitty)
- Sony Pictures Television (Name That Cheese)
- DiC Entertainment (The Adventures of Ronnie Weasel)
- Touchstone Television (Wrathington Heights)
- Juniper Hills Inc. (Inky Black)
- Saban International (Long Tail Kitty)
- Columbia Pictures TV (Long Tail Kitty - Canada Releases)
FX: All live action-except the trilon turn.
Music: A piano chord, followed by a little girl saying, "Grandma, where's the toothpaste?". Then when the lady smiles, an ugly creaking sound is heard. "Name That Cheese" has the theme playing over it.
Variations:
- The Nelvana variation has a horrible film quality and the bylline for Corus Entertainment is in a "spooky" font.
- The trilon turns to the left in "Long Tail Kitty". One 1995 episode had an in-credit notice.
- The DiC variation has the girl who said "Grandma, where's the toothpaste" saying the word "Dic". This appeared in both the Kid in Bed and Incredible World variations.
- The "Inky Black" variation is in black and white.
- Warp speed variants actually speeded up the girl's voice and it sounds really bad.
Availability: Uncommon, but not plastered. The studios have been generous in preserving this strange logo.
Scare Factor: High. That ugly creaking sound can be murder on the ears.
Logo 2: 1998-today
235px|wisp2007's logos - CLG Wiki
Logo: We see a picture of a grandma flipping toward the screen. FROM GRANDMA STUDIOS appear via "rippling effect".
FX: Rippling of the letters.
Music: A slow, gentle orchestra. On " California Dream" (2000), a different piece was heard that carried over to the Columbia TriStar logo. Can have the closing theme over it as well.
Variations:
- "Long Tail Kitty" had this logo with a PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH byline when it was switched over from Columbia Pictures Television to Nelvana in 1998.
- On the last episode of "Name That Cheese", the word FROM was positioned above.
Availability: Current.
Scare Factor: Low.
Crystal Home Video
Background: Crystal Home Video distributes TV shows on VHS by Grandma Studious. Crystal HV also distributes a limited amount of Orion Pictures films.