Split Screen Credits

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==Split Screen Credits==
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|-| Ribbon=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Ribbon 	1995 - 1996 	 	Earliest known use is November 21, 1995. Latest known use is December 21, 1996. Additionally used as an up next menu in 1996.
Fat Tuesday	1995(?) - 1996	 	Exclusively used during the Fat Tuesday programming block. Potentially used as early as November 1995 and as late as February 1996. Only logged use on January 9, 1996.
SPF 100 	Summer 1996 	 	Earliest known use is August 8, 1996. Used to promote Comedy Central's first SPF 100 event in 1996.
|-| Sparkling=
Name 	Known Usage	Image	Notes
Chocolate	1997 	 	Possibly used as early as 1996. Earliest use is January 7, 1997. Latest known use is February 22, 1997.
|-| Transmission=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Radio Waves (no URL)	June - July 1997 	 	An early variant of Radio Waves. Comedy Central's final credits layout with no www.comedycentral.com URL present. Earliest known use is June 29, 1997. Latest known use is July 29, 1997.
Radio Waves 	August 1997 - December 1998	 	Earliest confirmed usage is August 27, 1997. Latest known usage is December 16, 1998.
|-| Lava Lamp=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Red 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Earliest known use is January 13, 1999.
Orange 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Earliest logged use is June 9, 1999. Latest known use is August 15, 1999.
Yellow 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Earliest logged use is June 2, 1999. Latest known use is July 7, 1999.
Green 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Earliest known use is January 6, 1999. Latest known use is September 23, 1999.
Green 	Q3 1999 - May(?) 2000 	 	Lava Lamp 2.0 variant utilizing smaller video window and slightly revised font. Earliest known use is September 29, 1999. Latest logged use is April 26, 2000.
Blue 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Latest logged use is May 26, 1999.
Blue 	Q3 1999 - May(?) 2000 	 	Lava Lamp 2.0 variant utilizing smaller video window and slightly revised font.
Grey / Red 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Earliest known use is January 20, 1999.
Grey / Red 	Q3 1999 - May(?) 2000 	 	Lava Lamp 2.0 variant utilizing smaller video window and slightly revised font.
Grey / Green 	January 1999 - Q3 1999	 	Earliest known use is January 13, 1999. Latest known use is September 2, 1999.
Grey / Green 	Q3 1999 - May(?) 2000 	 	Lava Lamp 2.0 variant utilizing smaller video window and slightly revised font. Only logged use is May 20, 2000.
Grey / Blue 	Q3 1999 - May(?) 2000 	 	Lava Lamp 2.0 variant utilizing smaller video window and slightly revised font. Only known use is December 15, 1999.
The Daily Show	1999 - 2000 	 	Used before episodes of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Latest known use is April 3, 2000.
The Daily Show	2000 	 	Used before episodes of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Earliest known use is March 6, 2000.
|-| Millennium=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Big Night 	October 1999	 	Used on October 27, 1999 to promote that night's lineup of premieres. Despite these credits being used in the midst of the Lava Lamp era, it's evident the design elements present are what eventually led to the Millennium rebrand several months later.
Millennium (orange)	2000 	 	Earliest known usage is June 21, 2000. Latest known usage is September 25, 2000. An alternate version--currently only known to have been used on September 10, 2000--is also known to exist, featuring a large "TONIGHT" above the upcoming programs, as well as a longer website URL and re-adjusted text elements.
Millennium (red) 	2000 	 	Earliest known usage is September 30, 2000. Latest known usage is October 7, 2000. It's currently unclear if this variation was used in the summer of 2000 or if it had a standalone fall use.
|-| Metro=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image 	Notes
Ringed Globe 	2000(?) - 2004	 	Appears in different colors such as red, orange, yellow, green and blue. In rare instances, the bottom-right quadrant is used for additional information about promoted programming. The top-right video window has also been seen removed to emphasize upcoming programs. Latest known regular use is January 22, 2004.
Ringed Globe 	2000(?) - 2004	 	Appears in different colors such as red, orange, yellow, green and blue. In rare instances, the bottom-right quadrant is used for additional information about promoted programming. The top-right video window has also been seen removed to emphasize upcoming programs. Latest known regular use is January 22, 2004.
Ringed Globe 	2000(?) - 2004	 	Appears in different colors such as red, orange, yellow, green and blue. In rare instances, the bottom-right quadrant is used for additional information about promoted programming. The top-right video window has also been seen removed to emphasize upcoming programs. Latest known regular use is January 22, 2004.
Ringed Globe 	2000(?) - 2004	 	Appears in different colors such as red, orange, yellow, green and blue. In rare instances, the bottom-right quadrant is used for additional information about promoted programming. The top-right video window has also been seen removed to emphasize upcoming programs. Latest known regular use is January 22, 2004.
Ringed Globe 	2000(?) - 2004	 	Appears in different colors such as red, orange, yellow, green and blue. In rare instances, the bottom-right quadrant is used for additional information about promoted programming. The top-right video window has also been seen removed to emphasize upcoming programs. Latest known regular use is January 22, 2004.
Grid 	2001 - 2002 	 	Earliest known usage is August 12, 2001. Seemingly used after movies, stand-up specials and other long-form programming.
Overhead 	2002 	 	Only known uses are after movie presentations as part of Jiminy Glick's "Glick's Flicks". Only logged use on April 27, 2002.
Late Night 	2001 - 2004 	 	Used exclusively during Comedy Central's late night block on series such as Insomniac with Dave Attell and The Chris Wylde Show. Earliest known use is September 16, 2001. Possibly used as early as August. Latest confirmed use is January 22, 2004.
Mega Plex 	2002 	center	Used following films presented during Comedy Central's Mega Plex programming block. Only known use is July 7, 2002.
Comic Remix 	2002 - 2003 	 	Used after airings of Comic Remix. Potentially used as early as July 8, 2002. Latest logged use is from May 16, 2003.
Shining Globe	2002 - 2003 	 	Earliest known use is October 13, 2002. Only used following longer presentations such as movies or stand-up specials.
Shining Globe	August 2003 	 	Only known use is on August 10, 2003 leading up to the premiere of The Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary.
Roast 	2003 	 	Used after The Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary. Only known use is August 10, 2003.
|-| Urban=
Name 	Known Usage	Image	Notes
Urban 	2004 - 2008	 	Used for programming with retyped credits. For instances burned into copies of shows, a final scene or credit sequence is usually shown. Otherwise, a Comedy Central promo or ident is overlaid. Earliest known use is January 6, 2004. Used into 2008.
Urban (picture-in-picture)	2004 - 2007	 	Used for programming that didn't utilize retyped credits. Instead, the program's original credits roll while a Comedy Central promo or ident plays alongside it.
Downtown 	2005 - 2007	 	Used after select movie presentations and specials, most notably during Comedy Central's Big Big Movie block.
Roast of Flavor Flav 	August 2007	 	Only known use is August 12, 2007 after The Comedy Central Roast of Flavor Flav.
|-| Scrapbook=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image 	Notes
Paper 	2008 - 2010; 2012; 2015	 	Appears in several different colors. Earliest known use is January 31, 2008. Though discontinued in 2010, these credits made a reappearance during August 28, September 4, 2012 and August 6, 2015 reruns of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart episodes produced in 2008.
Sketch 	2008 	 	
Side-by-Side 	2009 	 	Earliest known use is January 1, 2009.
Stars 	2009 - 2010; 2011 	 	Appears in various colors such as red, orange, green and blue. Has both an SD and HD version. Latest known regular usage is December 31, 2010. Sporadically used by mistake on some prints of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart into 2011. Latest use is currently June 10, 2011.
Stars 	2009 - 2010; 2011 	 	Appears in various colors such as red, orange, green and blue. Has both an SD and HD version. Latest known regular usage is December 31, 2010. Sporadically used by mistake on some prints of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart into 2011. Latest use is currently June 10, 2011.
Stars 	2009 - 2010; 2011 	 	Appears in various colors such as red, orange, green and blue. Has both an SD and HD version. Latest known regular usage is December 31, 2010. Sporadically used by mistake on some prints of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart into 2011. Latest use is currently June 10, 2011.
Stars 	2009 - 2010; 2011 	 	Appears in various colors such as red, orange, green and blue. Has both an SD and HD version. Latest known regular usage is December 31, 2010. Sporadically used by mistake on some prints of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart into 2011. Latest use is currently June 10, 2011.
The Roast of Larry the Cable Guy 	March 2009 	 	Used after the premiere of the Roast of Larry the Cable Guy on March 15, 2009.
Krod Mandoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire	April 2009 	 	Used after the premiere of Krod Mandoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire. Only known use on April 9, 2009.
The Comedy Central Roast of Joan Rivers 	August 2009 	center	Used after the premiere and encore presentations of The Comedy Central Roast of Joan Rivers. Only known use on August 9, 2009.
Stand-Up Blowout Weekend 	July 2009 	center	Used during Stand-Up Blowout Weekend. Only known use on July 3, 2009.
Michael & Michael Have Issues. 	July 2009 	 	Used to promote the new show Michael & Michael Have Issues. Only known use on July 10, 2009.
Night of Too Many Stars 	October 2010 	 	Used after Comedy Central's presentations of Night of Too Many Stars: An Overbooked Concert for Autism Education.
|-| Comedymark 1.0=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Comedymark (picture-in-picture)	2011 - ? 	 	Picture-in-picture split screen credits. Presumably began use in January 2011. To be determined. Appears in red, yellow, green and blue. Slight variations on the grey and blue background tones appear throughout the era. Both standard definition and widescreen versions exist.
Comedymark (picture-in-picture)	2011 - ? 	 	Picture-in-picture split screen credits. Presumably began use in January 2011. To be determined. Appears in red, yellow, green and blue. Slight variations on the grey and blue background tones appear throughout the era. Both standard definition and widescreen versions exist.
Comedymark (picture-in-picture)	2011 - ? 	 	Picture-in-picture split screen credits. Presumably began use in January 2011. To be determined. Appears in red, yellow, green and blue. Slight variations on the grey and blue background tones appear throughout the era. Both standard definition and widescreen versions exist.
Comedymark (picture-in-picture)	2011 - ? 	 	Picture-in-picture split screen credits. Presumably began use in January 2011. To be determined. Appears in red, yellow, green and blue. Slight variations on the grey and blue background tones appear throughout the era. Both standard definition and widescreen versions exist.
Comedymark (retyped) 	2011 - ? 	 	A version using retyped credits for Comedy Central specials and programming.
The Colbert Report 	January 2011 - 2014	 	Re-typed credits variant for The Colbert Report. Earliest known use is January 3, 2011.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart	January 2011 - 2015	 	Re-typed credits variant for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Earliest known use is January 3, 2011. Latest known use is April 2, 2015.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart	2015 	 	A revised set of credits using a darker color palette. Earliest known use is May 14, 2015.
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah	2015 - 2017 	 	Re-typed credits variant for The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. Began use in September 28, 2015. Latest use is September 14, 2017.
Brandon Grotesque 	2011 - 2012 	 	A version of Comedy Central's superimposed credits used alongside a promo or bumper. Utilizes Brandon Grotesque.
Clarion 	2011 - 2012 	 	A version of Comedy Central's superimposed credits used alongside a promo or bumper. Utilizes Clarion. Latest known use is April 4, 2012.
|-| Comedymark 2.0=
Name 	Known Usage	Image	Notes
Comedymark 2.0 (picture-in-picture)	TBD 	 	
|-| Comedymark 3.0=
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Comedymark '18	2018 - present 	 	
Comedymark '18	June 2021; June 2022	 	Pride Month variant. Used throughout June 2021 and 2022.
Comedymark '18	October 2021 	 	Brown variant. Only known use is October 22, 2021.
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==Fullscreen Credits==
Name 	Known Usage	Image	Notes
Metro	2001 	 	A fullscreen version of Comedy Central's credits design during the Metro era used on shows produced in this time. Very rarely ever used on-air. Only known instance is from Strip Mall.
==Superimposed Credits==
Name 	Known Usage 	Image	Notes
Scrubs 	2006 - 2010 	 	Only used on back to back airings of Scrubs. Began use in September 2006. Latest known use is October 2, 2010.
Scrapbook 	2008(?) - 2010 	 	Earliest known use on March 16, 2010.
Comedymark 	2010 - 2012 	 	Used for series such as Chappelle's Show, Comedy Central Presents, Reno 911!, Scrubs, Workaholics and various stand-up specials. Utilizes Gotham Black. Both an SD and HD version exist. Earliest known use is December 30, 2010. Latest known use is April 6, 2012.
Futurama 	2011 - 2012 	 	Credits utilizing Futurama's logo. Earliest known use is January 3, 2011. Latest known use is March 8, 2012.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia	2011 	 	Credits utilizing It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's logo. Latest known use is December 22, 2011.
Brandon Grotesque 	2011 - October 2015	 	Standard re-typed credits used for a majority of Comedy Central programming and movie presentations. Utilizes Brandon Grotesque. Both an SD and HD version exist. Earliest known use is December 22, 2011. Latest known use is October 21, 2015.
Brandon Grotesque 	October 2015 - 2020	 	A more legible version of Brandon Grotesque updated to use a darker background and brighter text. Both an SD and HD version exist. Earliest known use is July 7, 2015.
Bold 	2011 - 2012 	 	
South Park 	2012 - present 	 	Specialized South Park re-typed credits utilizing the show's signature font. Earliest known use is March 7, 2012.
Comedy Sans 	2019 - present 	 	Standard re-typed credits used for a majority of Comedy Central programming and movie presentations, utilizes Comedy Sans.
Comedy Sans 	2022 - present 	 	A version of the Comedy Sans credits with a transparent background. Only known uses are during Reno 911! and Stephen Colbert Presents Tooning Out the News.
Comedy Sans 	2024 - present 	 	A version of the Comedy Sans credits with a gradient background.
Category:On-Screen Elements