Screenbugs

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==Screenbugs==
<tabber>1990=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use	Image	Notes
The Comedy Channel 'C' 	1990 	 	Temporary screenbug, mostly appears during introductory slides for film clips and stand-up comedy bits but is occasionally used stand-alone. Appears in red, yellow/red, yellow, blue and a slightly altered blue with brighter text and a bumpier background. All variants used interchangeably. Only currently logged use is December 11, 1990. 1989 and 1991 uses to be documented once found.
The Comedy Channel 'C' (top-right)	1990 	 	Temporary screenbug, mostly appears during introductory slides for film clips and interstitials such as "Scopitones" music videos. Only existing version currently is a light-blue color. 1989 and 1991 uses to be documented once found.
Bob and Ray Sunday 	1990 	 	Temporary screenbug, used on Sunday airings of The Bob & Ray Show either as part of The Higgins Boys & Gruber or as standalone airings.
|-|1991=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
CTV Tube 	April - May 1991 	 	Came in multiple colors such as yellow, green and purple. A silver version with transparent lettering also exists. Used during CTV: The Comedy Network's existence from April 1 to May 31, 1991. Possibly used in the early hours of June 1 though unconfirmed. Temporary.
Comedy Central Tube	June - October 1991 	 	Came in multiple colors such as yellow, green, purple and magenta. Revised version of the CTV Tube to match the network's new identity. First used on June 1, 1991. Latest known usage is October 5, 1991. Temporary.
Logotype Banner 	October - December 1991	 	Earliest known usage is October 19, 1991. Temporary.
Turkey Day '91 	November 28 - 29, 1991 	 	Used temporarily throughout Mystery Science Theater 3000's Turkey Day '91 event on November 28 and November 29, 1991.
|-|1992=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Logotype Banner 	January - November 1992	 	Last known usage is November 14, 1992. Temporary.
Dishonorable Discharge 	March 1992 	 	Used during the C.P.O. Sharkey "Dishonorable Discharge" marathon on March 20, 1992. Temporary.
Logotype Banner (top-right) 	July - August(?) 1992 	 	Used during Comedy Central's Indecision '92 specials as to not obscure screenbugs from other networks. Earliest known usage is July 13, 1992. Latest known use is August 19, 1992, though it was most likely used on August 20 as well. Earliest known screenbug to stay on-screen through the duration of the program.
Wayne's World Marathon 	August 30, 1992 	 	Temporary. Used during Comedy Central's Wayne's World Marathon on August 30, 1992.
Cheap Labor Day Weekend 	September 1992 	 	Temporary. Used during Comedy Central's Cheap Labor Day Weekend event. Only known use is September 7, 1992. Most likely used as early as September 5.
1992 Globe 	October - December 1992	 	Comedy Central's earliest known permanent screenbug. Earliest known use is October 13, 1992 during Indecision '92: The Vice-Presidential Debate. Earliest known regular use is November 28, 1992.
Turkey Day '92 	November 25 - 26, 1992 	 	Used temporarily throughout Mystery Science Theater 3000's Turkey Day '92 event from November 25 to November 26, 1992.
Saturday Night Live Merrython	December 6, 1992 	 	Only used on December 6, 1992 during the Saturday Night Live Merrython.
Christmas Globe 	December 1992 	 	Only known usage is December 30, 1992.
|-|1993=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Stand-Up, Count-Up 	January 1993 	 	Only logged use is January 2, 1993. Used during the Stand-Up, Count-Up marathon of programming.
1992 Globe 	January 1993 	 	Latest known regular use is January 9, 1993. Additionally, it was used on January 20, 1993 during inAuguration '93.
1993 Globe 	1993 	 	More refined version of the 1992 globe. Earliest known usage is January 16, 1993.
1993 Globe (top-right) 	1993 	 	A version of the 1993 globe re-positioned in the top-right of the screen as to not obscure screenbugs from other networks.
Academy Awards Marathon 	March 28, 1993 	 	Used temporarily throughout Comedy Central's Saturday Night Live Academy Awards Marathon on March 28, 1993.
Splitting Heirs Weekend 	April 1993 	 	Temporary. Only used during the Splitting Heirs Weekend event alongside the 1993 Globe. Only logged uses are April 25 and April 26, 1993, most likely used on April 24 as well.
Drunken Globe 	May 1993 	 	A deformed and unnaturally proportioned version of the 1993 Globe. Only known use is during Cheers: Triumph and Tragedy on May 20, 1993.
Father's Day with The Kids 1993	June 1993 	 	Temporary. Only used during the Kids in the Hall Father's Day with The Kids marathon on June 20, 1993.
Beach Party 	June 26, 1993 	 	Permanent. Only used during the Comedy Central Beach Party event on June 26, 1993.
Beach Party 	June 26, 1993 	 	Temporary secondary bug used before and after commercial breaks during the event.
Canada Day 	July 1993 	 	Used for Canada Day on July 1, 1993. Currently unknown if temporary or permanent graphic.
1992 Globe (top-right) 	August - December 1993	 	A version of the 1992 globe re-positioned in the top-right of the screen as to not obscure screenbugs from other networks. The only known usage of this bug was during the extremely short-lived program Everything You Need to Know beginning on August 1, 1993.
Back to School 	August 1993 	 	Temporary. Only used during the Back to School marathon. Only known use on August 29, 1993.
Comedy A to Z Countdown 	November 17, 1993 	 	Temporary. Only used during the Comedy A to Z Countdown marathon in November 1993.
Santa Globe 	December 1993 	 	Temporary. Latest known use on December 26, 1993.
|-|1994=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
1993 Globe 	January - July(?) 1994 	 	Latest known usage is June 23, 1994.
1993 Globe (saturated) 	January 1994 	 	A more vivid variant of the 1993 Globe used during Comedy Central's State of the Union: Undressed '94 on January 25, 1994. Other uses are currently unknown.
1993 Globe (45°) 	February - April(?) 1994 	 	Only known uses are on February 1994 airings of Comedy Central's original short Spunk: The Tonya Harding Story. Possibly used as late as April as the short aired until then.
Spoof! There It Is 	May 22, 1994 	 	Temporary. Used before and after commercial breaks during the Spoof! There It Is marathon on May 22, 1994.
The Eddie Murphy Experience 	May 27 - 30, 1994 	 	Temporary. Used throughout The Eddie Murphy Experience marathon from May 27 to May 30, 1994.
Father's Day with the Kids 1994	June 19, 1994 	 	Temporary. Only used during the Kids in the Hall Father's Day with The Kids marathon on June 19, 1994.
Ribbon 	July 1994 	 	Used as an interim bug between the 1993 and 1994 globes. Earliest known usage is July 2, 1994. Last used on July 25, 1994.
Prototype 1994 Globe 	July - August 1994 	 	A much smaller version of the 1994 globe. First used on July 26, 1994. Latest known use is August 7, 1994.
1994 Globe 	August - December 1994 	 	A very bold, opaque globe typically featuring a thicker outline. Earliest logged usage is August 4, 1994. Latest known use is December 11, 1994.
1994 Globe (transparent) 	October(?) - December 1994	 	A transparent version of the 1994 globe. Varies in opacity. Earliest known use is October 15, 1994.
Totally Free Movies 	November - December 1994 	 	Used during Wednesday night Totally Free Movies blocks as well as on various other movie presentations. Only logged use on November 15, 1994.
|-|1995=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
1994 Globe (transparent)	1995 	 	A transparent version of the 1994 globe. Varies in opacity.
Green Globe 	March 1995 	 	Only known use on March 17, 1995 in celebration of Saint Patrick's Day.
April Fool's Globe 	April 1995 	 	Only known use on April 1, 1995 in celebration of April Fool's Day.
Memorial Globe 	May 1995 	 	Temporarily shown before and after breaks before switching to the 1994 Globe. Only known use on May 28, 1995 in celebration of Memorial Day.
Fourplay Firework 	July 1995 	 	Temporary. Used during Comedy Central's Fourth of July Fourplay marathon alongside the 1994 Globe on July 3 and 4, 1995.
Tits & Ass 	1995 	 	Temporary. Used during Comedy Central's T&A Soiree and T&A Matinee blocks alongside the 1994 Globe. Only known usage is August 6, 1995.
Groovy Movie 	1995 	 	Temporary. Used during Comedy Central's Groovy Movie block alongside the 1994 Globe. Only known usage is December 7, 1995.
Stand-Up Central 	1995 	 	Temporary. Only known use is a rerun of Stand-Up, Stand-Up. No currently known range of use or specifically dated instances.
Wreath Globe 	December 1995 	 	Only known use on December 24, 1995.
New Year's Globe 	December 31, 1995	 	Used into January 1, 1996.
|-|1996=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
New Year's Globe 	January 1, 1996 	 	Continued from 1995.
1994 Globe (transparent)	1996 	 	
Fat Tuesday 	1996 	 	Used during the Fat Tuesday programming block. Carried over from 1995. Only documented usage is January 9, 1996.
Nitwits 	1996 	center	Used during the Nitwits programming block. Only known usage is February 3, 1996.
1994 Globe (enlarged) 	July - December 1996	 	A much larger version of the transparent 1994 Globe only used on prints of The Daily Show with Craig Kilborn.
Vote '96 	November 5, 1996 	 	Used on Election Day leading up to Indecision '96.
|-|1997=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
1994 Globe (transparent) 	January - February 1997 	 	Latest known use is February 22, 1997.
1994 Globe (enlarged) 	January - February(?) 1997	center	A much larger version of the transparent 1994 Globe only used on The Daily Show with Craig Kilborn. May have been used on prints later than February, to be determined.
The Daily Show's 100th Episode	March 1997 	 	Only used on prints of The Daily Show with Craig Kilborn's 100th episode dated March 12, 1997. Later reruns are to be determined.
1997 Globe 	February - December 1997 	 	Earliest known usage is February 24, 1997. Noticeably scaled down in size beginning in April or May.
|-|1998=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
1997 Globe 	January - March 1998 	 	Latest logged usage is March 12, 1998.
Prototype 1998 Globe	March - April 1998 	 	The first version of 1998's redesigned screenbug wearing a noticeable glow or shadow along the outside of the graphic. Earliest known usage is March 14, 1998. Latest known use is April 23, 1998.
1998 Globe 	April - December 1998	center	A brief redesign removing the previously apparent glow and slimming the bug down slightly. Earliest known usage is April 25, 1998.
|-|1999=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
1998 Globe 	1999 	 	
1998 Globe (radiant)	December 1999	 	An incredibly bright and somewhat transparent version of the 1998 Globe. Only known uses are on airings of The Greatest Millennium, which premiered December 15 and was last seen airing in the early hours of January 1, 2000.
|-|2000=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
1998 Globe 	January 2000 (primary); February - April 2000 (secondary)	 	Latest known regular usage is January 24, 2000. Replaced by the glowing variant as the primary on-air screenbug. Occasionally used on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart until April 19, 2000 as seen on master copies of the program.
1998 Globe (glowing) 	January - March 2000 	 	A version of the 1998 Globe with a very apparent white glow. Earliest known use is January 26, 2000. Latest known regular usage is February 28, 2000. The screenbug returned on regular programming on March 15, 2000 for currently unknown reasons.
Millennium Globe 	March 2000 - October 2000 	 	Earliest known usage is March 6, 2000. Not used on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart until April 20, 2000. Latest known usage is October 28, 2000.
2000 Globe (yellow/red)	October(?) - November 2000 	 	Only confirmed use is November 1, 2000. Possibly used to promote the premiere of the N.Y. Friar's Club Roast of Rob Reiner in the days leading up to it.
2000 Globe (blue) 	November 2000 - December 2000 	 	Earliest confirmed usage is during the early hours of November 2, 2000. Possibly used earlier.
|-|2001=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
2000 Globe (blue) 	January - October 2001	 	First tenure: Latest known use is October 29, 2001. Primary screenbug until the fall season began. Second tenure: Used with the start of winter. Earliest known use is November 28, 2001. Used into 2002.
2000 Globe (late-night)	August - December 2001	 	A slightly brighter globe than the transparent one typically used during The Daily Show. Used in the overnight hours during Comedy Central's late-night block. Earliest logged usage is August 12, 2001. Most likely used as early as August 5. Used into 2002.
2000 Globe (red/white) 	November 2001 	 	Only known usage is November 3, 2001. Appears to have been used to promote the premiere of The Comedy Central Roast of Hugh Hefner on November 4.
2000 Globe (yellow/red)	November 2001 	 	Earliest known usage is November 7, 2001. Latest known usage is November 25, 2001.
2000 Globe (red/green) 	December 2001 	 	Earliest known usage is December 19, 2001. Latest known usage is December 26, 2001.
2000 Globe (monochrome)	2001 	 	Only known use is on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2001.
|-|2002=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
2000 Globe (blue) 	January - May; September - December 2002	 	First tenure: Latest known use is May 23, 2002. Used as the primary screenbug before the summer season began. Second tenure: Used following the end of summer and until the fall/Halloween season. Earliest known use is September 11, latest known use is October 5, 2002. Third tenure: Used until the Christmas season began. Earliest use is October 24, latest known use is December 15, 2002. Fourth tenure: Used after the Christmas season ended. Earliest use is December 26, 2002. Used into 2003.
Notorious Globe 	May - June 2002 	 	Only used for the South Park's Most Notorious event on Wednesday night airings from May 22 to June 19, 2002.
2000 Globe (yellow/red, tiny)	June; October 2002 	 	A notably skinnier version of 2000's yellow/red globe appearing as a strange byproduct of special promotional graphics being used. Used on June 1 and June 2, 2002 alongside a series premiere graphic for Crank Yankers. The bug made repeated appearances during the South Park Monsters Suck Rally event alongside its corresponding promotional graphic. Only logged uses are October 16 and October 23, 2002.
2000 Globe (yellow/red) 	June - September 2002 	 	Summer 2002's primary screenbug. Earliest logged use was during the overnight hours of June 15, though it was most likely used as early as June 1 as indicated by the previous screenbug. Latest known use is September 8, 2002.
Summer Movie Mega-Plex 	2002 	center	Used during Comedy Central's Summer Movie Mega-Plex block. Only logged use is July 7, 2002.
2000 Globe (red/white) 	October 2002 	 	Earliest known use is October 12, 2002. Latest known use is October 14, 2002. Possibly used to promote the premiere of Comedy Central's first original movie Porn 'n Chicken.
Holiday Relief 	December 2002 	 	Earliest known use is December 21, 2002. Latest known use is December 25, 2002. The "Comedy Central's Holiday Relief" portion is temporarily shown after commercial breaks.
Best of Stand-Up 2002 	December 2002 	 	Only known use is December 30, 2002. Temporarily shown alongside the blue globe.
2000 Globe (late-night) 	2002 	 	A slightly brighter globe than the transparent one typically used during The Daily Show. Used in the overnight hours during Comedy Central's late-night block. Used into 2003.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2002 	 	Only known uses are on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2002.
|-|2003=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
2000 Globe (blue) 	2003 	 	Latest known regular use is January 16, 2003. Used very sporadically after this point alongside the yellow/blue globe. Latest known use is November 17, 2003.
2000 Globe (late-night) 	2003 	 	A slightly brighter globe than the transparent one typically used during The Daily Show. Used in the overnight hours during Comedy Central's late-night block. Latest known use is January 3, 2003.
2000 Globe (yellow/blue)	2003 	 	Typically considered to be 2003's primary screenbug. Earliest known usage is January 15, 2003.
2000 Globe (yellow/red) 	February - November/December 2003	 	Earliest known use is February 28, 2003. Latest known use is November 14, 2003. Full range of use in 2003 is unknown, but it is assumed this bug was solely used during the Friday Night Stand-Up block.
Leary Globe 	August 2003 	 	Used to promote The Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary on August 10. Earliest known use is August 6, 2003. Last used on August 11, 2003.
2000 Globe (white/black)	December 2003 	 	A slightly brighter globe than the transparent one typically used during The Daily Show and more opaque than the late-night globe. Not to be confused with the black/white "Leary" globe used earlier in the year. Earliest known usage is December 1, 2003.
Enlarged Globe 	December 2003 	 	Only known usage is December 7, 2003 during the premiere of The Commies.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2003 	 	Only known uses are on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2003.
|-|2004=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
2000 Globe (yellow/blue) 	January 2004 	 	Used in tandem with the white/black globe. Latest known use is January 30, 2004.
2000 Globe (white/black) 	January 2004 	 	A slightly brighter globe than the transparent one typically used during The Daily Show and more opaque than the late-night globe. Latest known use is at least January 28, 2004.
Outlined Globe 	February(?) - December 2004	center	Earliest known usage is February 4, 2004. Came in multiple colors such as red, brown, yellow, green, blue, black and white. Used interchangeably.
"Prototype" Graffiti Globe 	February 2004 	 	Earliest known usage is February 8, 2004. Latest known usage is February 14, 2004. Has both a white and black version. Currently unknown if used into 2005.
Graffiti Globe 	February(?) - December 2004	 	Earliest known usage is February 14, 2004. Has both a white and black version. Currently unknown if black version was used into 2005.
Stamped Globe 	February(?) - December 2004	 	Earliest known usage is February 8, 2004. Has both a white and black version.
Double-Stamped Globe 	February 2004 	 	Earliest known use on February 8, 2004. Latest known use on February 24, 2004. Currently unknown if used into 2005.
Shadowed Globe 	February(?) - December 2004	 	Earliest known usage is February 8, 2004.
Urban Globe 	February(?) - December 2004	 	Earliest logged usage is April 8, 2004. Presumably began use as early as January/February.
Crowned Globe 	December 2004 	 	Only used on December 5, 2004 during Comedy Central's Most Outrageous Comedian Countdown.
Best of 2004 	December 2004 	 	Only known use is on December 11, 2004.
50 Greatest Mad TV Episodes	December 2004 	 	Used during Comedy Central's 50 Greatest Mad TV Episodes countdown from December 24 to December 28, 2004.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2004 	 	Only known uses are on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2004.
|-|2005=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use	Image 	Notes
Outlined Globe 	2005 	center	Came in multiple colors such as red, brown, yellow, green, blue, black and white. Used interchangeably.
Glossy Outlined Globe	2005 	 	A beveled or "glossy" variant of the Outlined Globe. Earliest known use is November 29, 2005.
Stamped Globe 	2005 	 	Has both a white and black version.
Super Stamped Globe 	2005 	 	A much larger version of the Stamped Globe. Earliest known use is October 17, 2005.
Graffiti Globe 	2005 	 	
Shadowed Globe 	2005 	 	
Urban Globe 	2005 	 	
|-|2006=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Outlined Globe 	2006 	 	Came in multiple colors such as red, brown, yellow, green, blue, black and white. Used interchangeably.
Graffiti Globe 	2006 	 	
Stamped Globe 	2006 	 	Has both a white and black version.
Super Stamped Globe 	2006 	 	
Shadowed Globe 	2006 	 	Latest known use is October 6, 2006. Currently unknown if used into 2007.
Urban Globe 	2006 	 	Used into 2007.
Glossy Urban Globe 	2006 	 	A fainter, somewhat shadowed variant of the Urban Globe. Only known use is July 13, 2006.
2000 Globe (transparent)	October - December 2006	 	Similar in appearance to but slightly smaller than the black Stamped Globe. Earliest known usage is October 18, 2006.
Bloody Globe 	October 2006 	 	Only known use is October 31, 2006. Most likely used in the days preceding Halloween.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2006 	 	Only known uses are on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2006.
|-|2007=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Outlined Globe 	January - December 2007 	 	Latest known usage is December 28, 2007. Came in multiple colors such as red, brown, yellow, green, blue, black and white. Used interchangeably.
Glossy Outlined Globe 	2007 	 	A beveled or "glossy" variant of the Outlined Globe. Latest known use is November 12, 2007.
Super Stamped Globe 	2007 	 	A much larger version of the Stamped Globe. Does not utilize any promotional graphic animations. Latest known use is December 26, 2007.
Graffiti Globe 	January - December 2007 	 	Latest logged usage is December 22, 2007.
2000 Globe (transparent)	2007 	 	
Stand-Up Showdown 	January 2007 	 	Used during January 28, 2007's Stand-Up Showdown Finals countdown.
Urban Globe 	January - February(?) 2007 	 	Latest known use on February 23, 2007. Soon replaced by an updated version.
Urban Globe v2 	February(?) - December 2007	 	A slightly more refined version of the earlier-used Prototype Urban Globe. Earliest known use is March 21, 2007.
Flav Globe 	August 2007 	 	A purple, flaming globe to promote the premiere of The Comedy Central Roast of Flavor Flav. Only known use is August 12, 2007.
13 Days of X-Mas '07 	December 2007 	 	Used during Comedy Central's 13 Days of X-Mas event in 2007.
2008 Globe 	December 2007 	 	Earliest known use is December 27, 2007. Despite this screenbug debuting at the end 2007, we commonly refer to it as the "2008 Globe" as Comedy Central was still in the process of rolling out their accompanying branding into January 2008.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2007 	 	Only known uses are on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2007.
|-|2008=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
2008 Globe 	2008 	 	Used as early as December 2007.
2000 Globe (transparent)	2008 	 	Latest known use is January 30, 2008.
The Daveyard Shift 	September 2008	 	Appears to have been used during the Chappelle's Show "Daveyard Shift" marathon on September 13 and September 14, 2008. To be determined.
13 Days of X-Mas '08 	December 2008 	 	Used during the "13 Days of X-Mas" event from December 12 to December 25, 2008.
South Park Saves the Day	December 2008 	 	Earliest known use is December 30, 2008. Used into 2009.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2008 	 	Only known use is on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Used throughout all of 2008.
|-|2009=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
South Park Saves the Day	January 2009 	 	Only used on January 1, 2009, carried over from 2008.
2008 Globe 	2009 	 	
Winged Globe 	March 2009 	 	Used to promote the Comedy Central Roast of Larry the Cable Guy. Only known uses are on March 15 and March 16, 2009.
2008 Globe (orange) 	2009 	 	Earliest known usage is March 25, 2009. A version with more subdued colors also exists.
Rivers Globe 	August 2009 	 	Used to promote The Comedy Central Roast of Joan Rivers on August 9, 2009. Only logged use is August 7. Has both an SD and HD feed variant.
HD Globe 	October(?) - December 2009	 	Only used on Comedy Central's HD simulcast. Appears in white, blue, green and orange variants. Earliest known usage was October 7, 2009.
Gobble Globe 	November 2009 	 	Used in celebration of Thanksgiving 2009. Range of use in November is currently unknown.
2000 Globe (monochrome) 	2009 	 	Only known use is on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
|-|2010=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
2008 Globe 	2010 	 	Latest known use is December 31, 2010.
HD Globe 	2010 	 	Appears in white, blue, green and orange variants. Only used on Comedy Central's HD simulcast.
Glossy Globe 	2010 	 	A black and white globe with a noticeable shine across it. Has both a standard definition and high definition version. Earliest known usage is April 7, 2010. Last known use is December 31, 2010.
South Park's 200th Episode	April 14, 2010 	 	Used during the premiere of the South Park's 200th episode "200" on April 14, 2010.
Super Late Funtime 	2010 	 	A Super Late Funtime logo appears before morphing into 2010's secondary logo (also known as "Scribble Logotype"). Only used during programming as part of Comedy Central's Super Late Funtime block. Earliest known use is April 29, 2010. Used into 2011.
World Premiere 	June 24, 2010 	 	Used during the premiere of the Futurama episodes "Rebirth" and "In-A-Gadda-De-Leela" on June 24, 2010.
50 Star Stand-Up Weekend 	July 2 - 4, 2010	 	Used during the 50 Star Stand-Up Weekend event in July 2010.
Hasselhoff Globe 	August 2010 	 	Used to promote The Comedy Central Roast of David Hasselhoff. SD feed variant to be discovered.
|-|2011=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use	Image	Notes
Comedymark 	2011 	 	Earliest usage is January 1, 2011.
|-|2012=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark 	2012 	 	
Daniel Tosh 	May 2012 	 	A picture of Tosh.0's very own host, Daniel Tosh! Additionally used as a countdown graphic to a new episode of the aforementioned series. Only known use is May 29, 2012.
The 6 Days of Half Christmas	June 2012 	 	An animation of an ornament reading "S'Go" rocking back and forth plays before turning into an opaque white and green Comedymark. Used to promote the Workaholics "6 Days of Half Christmas" event. Only logged use is June 25, 2012.
Extended Comedymark 	2012 	 	Has both an SD and HD variant. Used extremely rarely in tandem with the original Comedymark bug. Earliest known use is July 19, 2012.
2008 Globe 	August 2012 	 	While not consciously activated by the network, the 2008 Globe made a sudden reappearance as Comedy Central's primary screenbug during select reruns of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart in which they opted not to plaster the Comedymark over the older, burned-in screenbug. Only known instance of this occurring was August 28, 2012.
Censormark 	September 2012	 	To negate the appearance of obsolete, burned-in screenbugs during older reruns of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, an opaque black box was added to the Comedymark bug. Only known use is September 4, 2012.
|-|2013=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use	Image	Notes
Comedymark 	2013 	 	
|-|2014=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use	Image 	Notes
Comedymark 	2014 	 	
Extended Comedymark	2014 	center	Has both an SD and HD variant. Used extremely rarely in tandem with the original Comedymark bug. Latest known use is December 10, 2014.
|-|2015=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use	Image	Notes
Comedymark 	2015 	 	
|-|2016=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark 	January - November 2016 	 	Latest known use is November 18, 2016.
Comedymark '16 	November - December 2016	 	Earliest known use is November 21, 2016.
|-|2017=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '16 	2017 	 	
South Park Season 21 Premiere	September 13, 2017	 	Temporary bug. Only known usage on September 13, 2017.
|-|2018=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '16 	January - July 26, 2018	 	Latest known use for 4:3 variant is May 3, 2018.
Comedymark (orange)	March 2018 	 	Earliest known use is March 15, 2018. Latest known use is March 23, 2018.
Comedymark '18 	July 26 - December 2018	 	
|-|2019=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2019 	 	
|-|2020=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2020 	 	
WFH 	March 2020 	 	Used during The Office "Work From Home" marathon. Only known use is March 19, 2020.
Home School. All Day. 	April 2020 	 	Used during the South Park "Home School. All Day." marathon. Only known use is April 15, 2020.
Born and Blazed 	April 20, 2020 	 	Used during the Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens "Born and Blazed" marathon. Only use is presumably April 20, 2020.
Comedymark '18 (green) 	April 22, 2020 	 	Used in celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2020.
Remote Access 	April - May(?) 2020 	 	Used during The Office "Remote Access" marathon. Only known use is April 30, 2020. Possibly used in May.
Comedymark '18 (purple)	October 15 - 16, 2020	 	Used to spread awareness of Purple Thursday on October 15 and into October 16, 2020.
|-|2021=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2021 	 	
Young at Fart Saturday 	February 2021 	 	Used during the "Young at Fart Saturday" marathon on February 6, 2021.
Raise a Glass & Celebrate! 	March 2021 	 	Used during the Drunk History "Raise a Glass & Celebrate!" marathon on March 23, 2021.
Animeltdown 	2021 	 	Used during the Animeltdown marathon. Earliest known use is April 12, 2021. Latest known use is April 19, 2021.
Remember When-sday: For the Gals	April 2021 	 	Used during the South Park "Remember When-sday: For the Gals" marathon on April 14, 2021.
Remember When-sday: Butters! 	April 2021 	 	Used during the South Park "Remember When-sday: Butters!" marathon on April 28, 2021.
Remember When-sday: May the 4th 	May 2021 	 	Used during the South Park "Remember When-sday: May the 4th" marathon on May 5, 2021.
Comedymark '18 (rainbow) 	June 2021 	 	Used in celebration of LGBT Pride Month throughout the month of June.
Summer at the Rosebud 	August 2021 	 	Used during the Schitt's Creek "Summer at the Rosebud" marathon on September 1, 2021.
So Much South Park: Pop Culture 	September 2021 	 	Used during the South Park "So Much South Park: Pop Culture" marathon on September 1, 2021.
Animation Trip 	2021 	 	Used during the Animation Trip block. Only currently known use is September 9, 2021.
Comedymark '18 (purple) 	October 21 - 22, 2021	 	Used to spread awareness of Purple Thursday on October 21 and into October 22, 2021.
South Park Takeover 	2021 	 	Used during the "South Park Takeover" marathon. Earliest known usage was December 14, 2021. Latest known usage is December 17, 2021. Used into 2022.
|-|2022=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2022 	 	4:3 variant only used by mistake on October 12, 2022.
Comedymark '18 (right) 	June, November 2022	 	Used during the 2022 BET Awards on June 26, 2022 as well as a one-off presentation of Yellowstone on November 13, 2022.
Movies With Breaks 	2022 	 	Used during the Movies With Breaks programming block.
Movies With Breaks 	June 2022 	 	Used during the Movies With Breaks programming block.
Comedymark '18 (green) 	April 22, 2022 	 	Used in celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2022.
Comedymark '18 (rainbow) 	June 2022 	 	Used in celebration of LGBT Pride Month throughout the month of June. Began use sometime between June 4 - 6. Last usage is during the early morning hours of July 1, 2022.
Enlarged Comedymark 	July 2, 2022 	 	Only known use during a sneak peek of Crank Yankers' seventh season on July 2, 2022.
South Park Takeover 	2022 	 	Used on August 12, 2022. Other uses currently to be determined.
Freakin' Weekend 	October 2022 	 	Earliest known use is October 28, 2022. Latest known use is October 30, 2022.
Baste Week Ever 	November 2022 	 	Used in celebration of Thanksgiving 2022. Earliest known use is November 23, 2022. Latest known use is November 28, 2022.
Comedymark '18 (red ribbon) 	December 1, 2022 	 	A Comedymark bug donning a red ribbon in support of World AIDS Day on December 1, 2022.
31 Days of Holidays! On a Budget!	December 2022 	 	Used for Comedy Central's 31 Days of Holidays! On a Budget! event. Screenbug appears in color before fading to a transparent version for the rest of the program. First used on December 2, 2022. Used until December 31, 2022.
|-|2023=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2023 	 	
That's What 2023 Said 	January 2023 	 	Only used on January 1, 2023.
Movies with Breaks 	2023 	 	Used during the Movies With Breaks programming block. A standard-definition version was first spotted on broadcasts of Ted 2 beginning August 13, 2023.
Movies with Time-Outs 	2023 	 	Earliest logged use is January 15, 2023.
The Office Lives Here 	2023 	 	Earliest logged use is January 17, 2023.
Comedymark '18 (right)	February 2023	 	Used during the 54th Annual NAACP Image Awards on February 25, 2023.
Baste Week Ever 	November 2023	 	Used in celebration of Thanksgiving 2023, reused from the year before.
|-|2024=
Name of Screenbug 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2024 	 	
Movies with Breaks 	2024 	 	
The Office Lives Here 	2024 	 	
Family Guy Marathon 	September 2024 	 	Used throughout the September 2, 2024 premiere marathon of Family Guy.
Family Guy Now on Comedy Central	September 2024 	 	Used on select Family Guy airings beginning September 4, 2024.
Comedymark '18 (right) 	June 2024; September 2024	 	Used during BET Awards '24 on June 30, 2024 and again during the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards on September 11, 2024.
|-|2025=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18 	2025 	 	
</tabber>
==Premiere Screenbugs==
For premiere graphics predating 2008, see Promotional Graphics.
<tabber>
|-|2008 - 2010=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
All New 	TBD - 2010 	 	
All New 	2009(?) - 2010	 	Earliest known use is November 4, 2009. Latest known use is November 18, 2009.
|-|2011 - 2018=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
All New 	TBD - July 25, 2018	 	
|-|2018 - present=
Name of Screenbug	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
New July '18 	July 26 - 31, 2018	 	Only used for the first six days of Comedy Central's 2018 rebrand.
New '18 	August 1, 2018 - 	 	
Premiere '18 	August 2018 - 	 	
</tabber>
Category:On-Screen Elements