Universal Family Network

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== 1998-2000 ==
From 1993 to 1994, Universal Family Network started its roots out as a syndicated programming block, with a single half-hour show called "Exosquad", which lasted for two seasons, as a counter to Walt Disney's "The Disney Afternoon". On August 15, 1998, International Family Entertainment's The Family Channel was replaced by the Fox Family Channel, which gave Universal Pictures plenty of time to launch a new family-oriented cable network for the fall. So they launched the Universal Family Network on September 14, 1998. From 1998 to 2000, and again since 2003, Universal Family Network's bumpers and graphics mirrored the Family Channel in Canada.
== 2000-2003 ==
From 2000 to 2003, when the new logo was introduced, the bumpers and graphics were similar to the ones from RTL 4 in 1998.
== 2003-2012 ==
The teal circle on the Universal Family Network logo was similar to the one Family Channel in Canada uses from 1999 to 2011. The circle was removed from the Universal Family Network logo on promos and bumpers.
== 2012-present ==
=== 2012-2018 ===
A new logo was introduced to commemorate Universal Pictures' 100th anniversary in March 2012. Despite it read "Universal Family Network" on the logo, it is still verbically spoken as "Universal Family" (which began doing that in August 2001).
=== 2018-present ===
The graphics and colors for the logo were similar to the ones from the Family Channel in Canada in 2017.