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ABC "Something's Happening" (Series 1) ID's

These are the Local Station IDs for the "Something's Happening on ABC" campaign from 1987-1988Main Logo:KTVI in St. Louis, MissouriWBRZ in Baton Rouge, LouisianaWTAE in Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaWPVI in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWKBW in Buffalo, New YorkWFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasWPRI in Providence, Rhode Island/New Bedford, MassachusettsWKPTin Kingsport, TennesseeWUTR inUtica/Rome, New YorkKLAX in Alexandria, LouisianaWMGC in Binghamton, New York
ABC "Something's Happening" (Series 2) ID's

This is the 1989 version's custom IDs:Main Logo:WZZM in Grand Rapids, MichiganWJCL in Savannah, GeorgiaWFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasKTRK in Houston, TexasKARD in West Monroe, LouisianaWVNY in Burlington, VermontWMGC-TV (WIVT) in Binghampton, New YorkWPLG in Miami, FloridaWCVB in Boston, Massachusetts
ABC "Something's Happening" Legal Station IDs

NOTE: This is the 1988 version's custom IDs:Main LogoHere's some IDs:KTVI in St. Louis, MissouriKOCO in Oklahoma City, OklahomaWCVB in Boston, MassachusettsKABC in Los Angeles, CaliforniaWJLA in Washington, D.C.WFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasKUSA in Denver, Colorado (well, it's not really an ID, but they did have custom lyrics)WJRT in Flint/Saginaw/Bay City, MichiganWLOX in Biloxi, MississippiWSB in Atlanta, GeorgiaKARD in West Monroe, LouisianaWUTR in Utica/Rome, New YorkWVNY in Burlington, VermontKVUE in Austin, TexasWJET in Erie, PennsylvaniaI'm seeking a WPVI (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) version and a KVII (Amarillo, Texas) version.Logo: It consists of "Something's Happening" being written out, then the station's logo sliding up in the beginning of the promo, then "Something's Happening" and the station logo zooming out to a brown circle background, in a 20th Century Fox-esque angle.FX/SFX: The logos zooming out, the text writingMusic/Sounds: An upbeat synth-new wave tune, aka, the promo music.Availability: Extinct, but can be found on old recorded tapes.Editor's Note: None.
ABC "That Special Feeling" IDs

Logo captures courtesy of Livin', Deangelomywayentfans, snelfu, and Gilblitz112The advertising campaign for ABC's 1983-84 season.Main LogoTelop IdentWBRZ in Baton Rouge, LouisianaWCBD in Charleston, South CarolinaWSAV in Savannah, GeorgiaKTVX in Salt Lake City, UtahWEWS in Cleveland, OhioWRAL (now an NBC affiliate) in Durham/Raleigh/Fayetteville, North CarolinaWPVI in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWRTV in Indianapolis, IndianaKETV in Omaha, NebraskaKGO in San Francisco, CaliforniaWABC in New York, New YorkWLS in Chicago, IllinoisWXYZ in Detroit, MichiganWMTW in Poland Spring/Portland, MaineWTNH in Hartford/New Haven, ConnecticutKMBC in Kansas City, MissouriWIXT in Syracuse, New YorkWTLV in Jacksonville, FloridaWOWK in Huntington/Charleston, West VirginiaWAKR in Akron/Canton, OhioKBAK in Bakersfield, California
ABC "Watched By More People" IDs

Main Logo:WMAR in Baltimore, MarylandWEWS in Cleveland, OhioKGO-TV in San Francisco, CaliforniaWJLA in Washington, DCWBBJ in Jackson, TennesseeWFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasKODE in Joplin, Missouri/Pittsburg, KansasWKRC in Cincinnati, OhioWHBQ (now Fox) in Memphis, TennesseeWSET in Lynchburg/Roanoke, VirginiaWUTR in Utica/Rome, New YorkWVNY in Burlington, Vermont
ABC "We're with You" IDs

ABC's 1984-85 campaignMain logoWSAV in Savannah, GeorgiaKOMO in Seattle, WashingtonKSTP in St. Paul/Minneapolis, MinnesotaWCVB in Boston, MassachusettsWEWS in Cleveland, OhioWPVI in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaKABC in Los Angeles, CaliforniaKGO in San Francisco, CaliforniaKLTV in Tyler/Longview, TexasWABC in New York, New YorkWKBW in Buffalo, New YorkWFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasKMBC in Kansas City, MissouriWSOC in Charlotte, North CarolinaKGTV in San Diego, CaliforniaKNTV in San Jose, CaliforniaKSFY in Sioux Falls, South DakotaWLOX in Biloxi, MississippiWMBB in Panama City, FloridaKVUE in Austin, Texas
ABC "Welcome to the Bright New World of ABC" ID

Logo descriptions by imacomputergeek and The_Username_151st (and only) Logo(1975-1976) Nickname: "Welcome to the Bright New World"Logo: On a black background, the word "WELCOME" zooms in and hits the screen 3 times. Then the slogan, "WELCOME TO THE BRIGHT NEW WORLD OF ABC" scrolls up. Before it ends, it cross-fades into a blue-red lined floor where in the distance, the ABC logo lifts up from behind the floor and goes into place in mid-air.Variant: There's a version where the logo is still. This was mainly used as a secondary ident.FX/SFX: The text and ABC logo rising up. The effects were pretty nifty for 1975, but it was starting to become mainstream to see glints and glows everywhere at around this time.Music/Sounds: The campaign's song "Welcome to the Bright New World on ABC."Availability: Extinct, as it was only used as a station ID. However, it made an appearance during the opening montage of the 40th anniversary special.Editor's Note: None.
ABC "You'll Love It!" IDs

ABC's 1985-1986 campaignMain Logo:Alternative Logo:WBRZ in Baton Rouge, LouisianaWSB in Atlanta, GeorgiaKOTA in Rapid City, South DakotaKTVK in Phoenix, ArizonaKOMO in Seattle, WashingtonKTVX in Salt Lake City, UtahWTAE in Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaWCVB in Boston, MassachusettsWEWS in Cleveland, OhioWFRV in Green Bay, WisconsinWPVI in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaKGO in San Francisco, CaliforniaKLTV in Tyler, TexasWABC in New York, New YorkWJLA in Washington, D.C.WKBW in Buffalo, New YorkWLS in Chicago, Illinois*KOLO in Reno, NevadaWFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasWMTW in Poland Spring, MaineWTNH in New Haven, ConnecticutKMBC in Kansas City, MissouriWFTV in Orlando, FloridaWTVM in Columbus, GeorgiaKNTV in San Jose, CaliforniaWKRC in Cincinnati, OhioWPRI in Providence, Rhode Island/New Bedford, MassachusettsKTNV in Las Vegas, NevadaKOVR-TV in Sacramento/Stockton, CaliforniaWJZ in Baltimore, MarylandWAPT in Jackson, MississippiWKPT in Kingsport, Tennessee (part of the Tri-Cities)WUTR in Utica, New YorkWJCL in Savannah, GeorgiaWDHO in Toledo, OhioKLDO in Laredo, TexasKBAK (now a CBS affiliate) in Bakersfield, CaliforniaWBAK in Terre Haute, IndianaNine Network in Australia (not connected to the American Broadcasting Company, but continuing a long tradition of adapting American network campaigns)We are also looking for the KVII Amarillo, TX version and the WISN Milwaukee, WI version.*This ID could have been used for all ABC affiliates on channel 7, at least the ones owned by the network itself.
ABC "You and Me" ID

Logo descriptions by imacomputergeek1st (and only) Logo(1980)Nicknames: "You and Me," "You and Me and ABC"Logo: On a black background, the words "YOU AND ME" in a style of a flashing sign appears in a sliding effect with shimmering red and blue lines all across the screen. Then it zooms in and cross-fadesinto a line of stars with two lines of text reading "ABC" on the top and bottom respectively. It then zooms out the reveal the ABC logo with red lines going across the logo and blue lines going down it. When the logo gets into place, a blue-red border zooms out into place. The circle of the logo continues to spin when the logo finishes.Variant: There's a version where the background is black. This, in particular, was only used for closed circuit broadcasts, which, according to the <a class="external" href="http://www.museum.tv/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Museum of Broadcast Communications</a>, "a television transmission system in which live or prerecorded signals are sent over a closed loop to a finite and predetermined group of receivers, either via coaxial cable or as scrambled radio waves that are unscrambled at the point of reception."Custom Local Variants:WCBD-TV 2 (Charleston, South Carolina): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo. Also, the logo is on the bottom left with the slogan "IT'S A LIVING" and the byline "WCBD-TV Charleston" both situated on the bottom right.WCVB-TV 5 (Boston, Massachusetts): There's a byline with the words "WCVBTV" on the left, the station's logo in the middle, and "BOSTON" on the right.WEWS-TV 5 (Cleveland, Ohio): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo.WTVN-TV 6 (Columbus, Ohio; now known as WSYX-TV): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo.KABC-TV 7 (Los Angeles, California): There's a byline with the words "KABC-TV" on the left, the station's logo in the middle, and "LOS ANGELES" on the right.WABC-TV 7 (New York, New York): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo. Another variant has a byline with the words "WABC-TV" on the left, the station's logo in the middle, and "NEW YORK" on the right.WLS-TV 7 (Chicago, Illinois): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo and there's a byline with the words "WLS-TV Chicago" at the bottom.KOLO-TV 8 (Reno, Nevada): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo.WPLG-TV 10 (Miami-Fort Lauderdale, Florida): There's a byline with the words "WPLG" on the left, the station's logo in the middle, and "MIAMI" on the right.KNTV-TV 11 (San Francisco Bay Area, California; now owned by NBC): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo and the words "KNTV" are on the top-left corner and "San Jose" on the bottom-right corner of the screen.WJZ-TV 13 (Baltimore, Maryland; now owned by CBS): The station's logo replaces the ABC logo and there's a byline with the words "WJZ-TV BALTIMORE" at the bottom.FX/SFX: The circle spinning.Music/Sounds: The campaign's song "You and Me."Availability: Extinct, as it was only used as a station ID.Editor's Note: None.
ABC Family Originals

Background: ABC Family was a (formerly) family-oriented network owned by Disney-ABC Television Group. The company announced in October 2015 that ABC Family would be renamed Freeform, which took place in January 2016.1st Logo(2002-2006)Logo: On a green background, we see the ABC Family logo zooms in.FX/SFX: The zoom-in of the logo.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Appeared on Falcon Beach and Wildfire.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2003-2006?)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/2590ae7a1364be9246812e2562db12f0fca4020c" width="268"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b4c706b88a78bf65ca89fd487ec7ed60e4d3f601" width="361"></iframe>Logo: On a green background, we see a asterisk rapidly flashing black and white. It then disappears to become the ABC logo, but slightly tilted. The logo moves slightly to the left so the words "family" like before can appear one by one also tilted.FX/SFX: The asterisk, the ABC logo, and the word "family" appearing.Variant: On some of their TV movies, the logo is shortened to the point where the ABC logo appears on screen.Music/Sounds: Silence, or the end theme of the show/TV movie, or a guitar theme.Music/Sounds Variant: On This Time Around, the WildRice Productions logo's audio (which consists of birds singing and chirping) plays over this logo.Availability: Seen on the channel's original movies and series from the period like This Time Around, and Switched! (not to be confused with one of the channel's original series Switched at Birth).Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2004-2016)<iframe height="189" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/dc87ad68f658fcf49c39f42f5c0252d17edb132e" width="334"></iframe>Logo: There is a white background. First, we see orange lowercase words a new / kind / of / family, written letters by letter and taking four lines under each other. Then it is followed by close-up of white letters f, a, m, and the background turns orange. An ABC shield pops up and takes place with family written at the right side, and byline: "a new kind of family". There is a reflection underneath. The logo zooms out.FX/SFX: CGI effects.Music/Sounds: None, or an electric guitar with drums playing.Availability: The logo with described byline appears before self-produced shows on ABC Family, such as Kyle XY, The Secret Life of the American Teenager, Pretty Little Liars, and Switched at Birth. It also appears before ABC Family programming on demand. This appears on the Disney+ print of 12 Dates of Christmas.Editor's Note: None.
ABC Films

Logo descriptions by Jason Jones and Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Shadeed A. Kelly, Eric S., V of Doom, and Bob FishEditions by Shadeed A. Kelly, Eric S., and V of DoomVideo capture courtesy of Eric S.Background: ABC Films (formerly under the name of "ABC Film Syndication, Inc.") was the production/distribution arm of the ABC Television Network for ABC off-network programs from 1953 to 1973, also establishing "ABC International" and "The Worldvision Corporation" as the international distribution brands for distributing the library overseas, until it was spun-off and reincorporated as "Worldvision Enterprises Inc.", because it was against the FCC regulations for a television network to distribute its programs under its own name. As of now, most of the ABC Films library is owned by ViacomCBS, through CBS Television Distribution and Spelling Television Inc. Many others has fallen in the public domain. The company never used anything until 1959.1st Logo(1959-1973)Logo: Originally in 1957, ABC Films didn't use a logo or in-screen text, but on 26 Men they used this info on the bottom of the end credits: THIS IS BEEN AN ABC FILM PRESENTATION But until 1959 on such shows like Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond, they used a custom text: A------------------------------- JOSEPH M. SCHENCK------------------------------- ENTERPRISES--------------------------------------------------------------ABC-------FILMS -------------------------------PRESENTATION FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Just the end title theme from any show.Availability: Seen on Let's Make A Deal (1971-1973) when reran on Buzzr (followed by the FremantleMedia North America logo), as well on public domain video releases of One Step Beyond.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1966-1973)<iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c3a274ddd8ef782a5da55fdb77301f980af1ec3b" width="219"></iframe>Logo: On a blue background, the text "Distributed by" in a brush script font is drawn on the screen. The text "ABC FILMS" in an Elephant-style font fades into view. The then-current ABC circle logo later appears to the left of the "ABC FILMS" at the end.Variants:Depending on the film print quality, the logo is on a dark background. The words "ABC FILMS" are brown, instead of white.There is also a sepia-toned variant.FX/SFX: The drawn text, and the fading company name.Music/Sounds: A xylophone/string composition with a string stinger at the end (taken from the stock music track "The Big Creep" by Paul Gerard, from the Conroy music library).Availability: Ultra rare, as it originally appeared on most ABC network programs that were in syndication at the time.Not even Let's Make a Deal (1971-1973 syndicated version) had this logo in their credit scroll.It was seen at the end of some TV movies from the era, as well on older prints of cartoon shows of the era, such as King Kong, The Smokey Bear Show, Hot Wheels, and Beany & Cecil, among others.It's also seen intact on DVD releases of Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp by Image Entertainment.Editor's Note: None.
ABC Films (Australia)

Not to be confused with ABC Motion Pictures.Logo descriptions by iheartparamountPhotos by iheartparamountVideo captures byEditions by Dmitri L.Background: TBA(2000?)Logo: Same as the 1st ABC DVD logo, but with the spaced out word "FILMS" zooming in instead of the DVD Video logo. also the logo appears to be in a grey colour.FX/SFX: See the 1st ABC DVD logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the 3rd ABC Video logo.Availability: So far, only spotted on the Australian DVD and VHS release of Thomas and the Magic Railroad, it may or may not have been seen on other films released by them.
ABC Games

Logo descriptions byEnormousRatVideo captures courtesy of ENunnBackground: American Broadcasting Company (ABC) is a television network, part of Disney since 1996. They are not directly involved in game development, but Disney uses the logo on ABC-based licenses.1st Logo(2004) Logo: The still ABC logo sharing the screen with Buena Vista Interactive's logo with a copyright stamp to Touchstone Television.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be found on Alias.2nd Logo(2006)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/c291ed83cd7834e082d9e2336d1aba76d35c76d5" width="361"></iframe>Logo: We can see the ABC logo colored in brown, while the curve appears and begin running around the circle. The logo then fades to black.FX/SFX: The curve running.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be found on Desperate Housewives.3rd Logo(2008-2009)Nickname: "Start Here"Logo: On a bright gray surface, the selection set emerges and rotates. It contains four ABC circles each having different device inside (two portables, the computer, the TV). When the set shows us every picture, it compresses into a single circle with an arrow, which immediately reverts to ABC logo. The water drops appear around, and the words "start here" are drawn to the right.Variant: The still print version was seen on Grey's Anatomy for NDS.Trivia: This logo is based on the 2008 ABC ident logo.FX/SFX: The whole logo in CGI.Music/Sounds: Several synth jingles and tapping sounds at the background, plus the voice says: "Anytime. Anywhere. ABC. Start Here".Availability: Appears on Lost: Via Domus.4th Logo(2008, 2010)Logo: Just a common ABC corporate shield, lying on a black or white background.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appears on Wipeout for Nintendo DS. White background appears on Dancing with the Stars.5th Logo(2011)Nickname: "Start Here II"Logo: Basically the same water-rotating action as in the 3rd logo, but with some brown color tone. The background looks different here and the final result includes ABC shield only.FX/SFX: See 3rd logo.Music/Sounds: Same concept as in the 3rd logo, but other voice and no "start here".Availability: Appears on Wipeout 2 for Wii.6th Logo(2013) Logo: Same as the 2013 ABC Entertainment logo, however there's no "ABC ENTERTAINENT" or copyright stamp.FX/SFX: Same as the 2013 ABC Entertainment logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the 2013 ABC Entertainment logo, however when the logo zooms out, we hear a male voice-over saying "ABC".Availability: Appears on Wipeout: Create and Crash for Wii U.
ABC Media (Scandinavia)

(1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/969e51c93d96de1310ac0ed5e01d9a1c9a5f7743" width="407"></iframe>Logo: On a night sky, a row of lights on a dark blue floor scrolls along as an outline of a city also scrolls in. The lights stop scrolling once we get to a floating pair of lights as the camera rises up and zooms towards the city. An ball of light then swerves into frame and then cuts to an black background with an neon-colored living room. The camera zooms towards the TV as it starts to sparkle and the ball heads into the screen, causing the frame to emit a tunnel of light and the logo to appear on a white rectangle. The logo is the text "abc MEDIA", with the former being larger and having the first and last letters in mirrored green and red shapes respectively, white the latter is smaller and spaced out to fit the former word. Everything then zooms into the screen, leaving the logo as it "grows" on the bottom right.FX/SFX: Very cheap chyron zooming for the logo appearing on what appears to be stock footage.Music/Sounds: A Moog-synth tune that would not be out of place in a kid's show.Availability: Extremely rare. It's tapes are long out of print, so make sure to seek them out in Norway and Iceland.Editor's Note: None.
ABC Network IDs

1st Logo(1954-1959)Nickname: "The ABC Eagle"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(1959-1960)Nickname: "The Four Circles"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo(1960-1962)Nickname: "The Zooming Circle"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: TBA4th Logo(1962-1970??)Nickname: "In Color Presentation"<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/2b935acb52976edbfde4929a99f38d4cf8675c8e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="203" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Same as the ABC "In Color" logo, but B&W.Music/Sounds: Same as the ABC "In Color" fanfare, but without the announcer.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: Same as the ABC "In Color" logo.5th Logo(1970)Nickname: "Oscars on ABC"Logo: A still Image of a Oscar award which is shining, on a red background. Next to the Oscar award is "Academy Awards" in white, and underneath it is the ABC logo at the time.FX/SFX: None, unless you count the fade-out.Music/Sounds: A male announcer saying "Marcus Welby MD and The Dick Cavett Show will not be seen tonight so, that we may bring you live color coverage of the 42nd Annual Awards of the 'Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences"Availability: Extinct, as this was a special ID for the 42nd Oscars. Can be seen on the official Oscars channel on Youtube.Editor's Note: None.
ABC Productions

Logo description by Adam P., Nicholas Aczel, and GreenLantern40Logo captures by Eric S., Silversword55, AsdfTheRevival, Shadeed A. Kelly, snelfu, and Mr.LogoEditions by Shadeed A. Kelly, LJVborgSuperSet, and Mr. Logo LordVideo captures courtesy of JohnnyL80 and youngleader610 (Mr.Logo)Background: ABC Productions was another television production company of Capital Cities/ABC (now ABC, Inc.) reincorporated in 1987 from ABC Circle Films, the TV division of the ABC Television Network.(December 6, 1988-2001)<iframe height="164" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f82a8d220ad5be7127ff4c19d4dafff9d3dab013" width="214"></iframe>Nicknames: "ABC Sunburst", "ABC Sunrise"Logo: On a very dark brown background, we see a bright light with the word "productions" in the ABC "tube" font zooming out. The ABC logo, cut in half, rises from the light and shines brighter, zooming out with "productions" below. The ABC copyright stamp "(C) [YEAR] American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved" fades-in below in white shadow lettering for the 1996-2001 shows, and for off-net reruns of America's Funniest Home Videos shows from 1990-1995 had the copyright in orange. Most of the time, the logo doesn't feature the copyright stamp.FX/SFX: The "ABC productions" zooming. Sometimes, the logo is shortened or is still.Music/Sounds:Originally, an ethereal synth choir fanfare.From 1995 until its demise, a cheerful synth piano tune is used, although it existed in long and short versions.Sometimes, the closing theme is played, or none.Availability: Rare.This can be found on My So-Called Life and The Commish (although the latter series is owned by the Cannell Studios), as well as the final season of Moonlighting.It can also be seen (albeit silent) on WGN America's reruns of the Fugelsang/Fuentes era of America's Funniest Home Videos.The syndication variant last appeared on the Bob Saget version of AFHV, which was last seen on Nick at Nite in 2007.This also appeared after the Bob Myer Productions on the short-lived sitcoms Joe's Life and Me and the Boys as well.Editor's Note: None.
ABC Signal Video

Editions by InfinitySnapz and SnowflakesOmega1st (possibly only) Logo(1989)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="181" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0c0bd61c3a46fddbe39386862055d8099ec42718" width="321"></iframe>Logo: We see a grey bar pattern underneath a blue sky. From the part where they meet, the words "SIGNALABC VIDEO" (with the trademark ABC logo) spins to the front, into the middle of the screen.FX/SFX: The spinning text.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the program.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.