Then, followed by the letters "Viewers Like You" and "Thank You" in same silver and shine color as heard on the CPB logo. Looksmart.com, proud to sponsor Sesame Street. On Life 360, the whole thing is on a black background. Viewers Like You Toysmart.com eToys Intel Elmo's World is made possible in part by a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Music/Sounds: The music consists of a futuristic synth tune as the dots appear, followed by a woodwind note as the CPB logo wipes in. (October 1, 1984-November 29, 1987, September 1, 1991-May 1, 1992)Edit === Nicknames: "CPB in a Circle II", "Chuck Barris (CBP) Rip-off II". The whole thing takes place on a black background. On some later programs, including season 1 episodes of Square One TV, the text was smaller, as the CPB circle took up half the screen. Viewers Like You delivers Creative Direction, Brand Development and Graphic Design to a select number of clients annually. Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! Celebrate the time we share as a family. Starting with this, now Public Television Stations is shown in many font, color and ALL CAPS variations. Availability: May appear on PBS programs from 2001-2006 if your station has older prints. America Online. Also, the CPB logo, smaller to make room for the byline, has a steel blue/opera mauve color scheme instead of the casual blue/lavender one, which is only used on still and superimposed variants. The CPB logo wipe out as the Viewers Like You 2019 Solo Variant begins automatically with the VLY Flying Up. Also seen on a few PBS Home Video tapes of the era. Availability: As rare as you can get without extinction. This time, no text or byline is shown. Variants [] On Life 360, the whole thing is on a black background. Thank you." From 1999-2002, in the 1999 standard spiel, The Viewers Like You logo is change to the 1999 font from the 1998-2001 ID and Thank You in Horizontal mod and the same font as Viewers Like You come in. (2018-2020 American Greetings Ident) L.O.V.E. (2000-2015)Edit === Nickname: "CPB in a Square". [Female Announcer] Beaches Family Resorts is a proud sponsor of Sesame Street. Today, it's about pancakes. The CPB logo is now in 3-D, and the circle is colored blue and white. [Boy Announcer] Earth's Best Organic baby and toddler food is a natural sponsor of Sesame Street. The blue variant appeared on PBS NewsHour until July 17, 2015, and is also used for the superimposed variant on most editions of Washington Week beginning on June 29, 2015. The same byline appears underneath in all capitals, but with "CPB.ORG" at the end in blue. Elmo (not to be confused with Elko, Hellmo & Dolph Ziggler ), originally named Elmore J. Hitler, was raised in the Atlantic north-east by a wealthy family of rabid politicians in suites. The background is yellow and blue. Nova, in referring to public television viewers, had its shortened announcement say, "and by PBS viewers like you. Quaker Oatmeal applauds and supports PBS Kids. Availability: Very rare. [Boy Announcer] McDonald's is happy to sponsor Sesame Street. This is the first time since 1999 that a piece from the 1991-1999 spiel were heard in this cause(PBS Viewers Like You). And by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. We help families discover the fascinating possibilities of the internet. [Announcer] Pfizer. On PBS Kids Show, the still version of the logo superimposed on the PBS Kids Funding Background. Some episodes, however, used the standard full voiceover until the 2015 variant was introduced. WNET-produced programs from between 1978 and 1983 will have this in the WNET logo's font at the start (and oftentimes also at the end). Some shows do not use the text "Viewers Like You". And by the Corporation for Public . On 1998 episodes, the Viewers Like You tag is just like on S1-S2 episodes of Arthur and it take place on the green curtain background like the 1995-1998 episodes. Availability: Common. Odd Squad is made possible in part by a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Education, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Ready to Learn grant and by contributions to your PBS Station from Viewers Like You. We have a purple and blue static background with the 1993 CPB logo and we scroll to the right to see red and purple outlined squares, and then the red and yellow crayons draw two clips of the show Sesame Street, and on top we see the white text "VIEWERS LIKE YOU" and "THANK YOU" fading in and out of the screen, and with Gordon narrating the following: "Also funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and by contributions to your PBS station from Viewers Like You. It was created to provide partial federal funding for public broadcasting, initially collaborating with National Educational Television (NET) stations before starting their own private non-profit networks, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) for television and National Public Radio (NPR) for radio. [Gordon Announcer] Funding for Sesame Street is provided by the annual financial support of PBS Viewers Like You. (2021-present ABCMouse.com Ident) At ABCmouse, we know that a spark of inquiry can lead to a lifetime of inspiration. The show theme song is heard. This logo was intended for use on NewsHour. Pfizer brings parents the letter Z, for Zithromax. (2011-2012 Apple and Eve Fruitables ident) Healthy bodies feed healthy minds. The magenta variant is typically used for superimposed variants, including on Finding Your Roots. ABCmouse Early Learning Academy is a proud sponsor of Odd Squad. Also seen on a few PBS Home Video tapes of the era. [Gordon Announcer] Also funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and by contributions to your PBS station from Viewers Like You. Some shows, like 1990 episodes of Frontline, just use the circle, and not the text. Company Bumpers Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Tavis Smiley had the program theme play over this. This is often customized for the particular show. (2005 PNC ident) Kids who are ready for school, are ready for life. On PBS Kids programming, a catchy, funky, synthesized tune with drumbeats is heard. Thanks for watching Odd Squad! The voice-overs are the same as the first logo. However, Washington Week continued to use the earlier variant until June 26, 2015, and it made a surprise appearance on the November 6, 2015 and November 20, 2015 editions, after Boeing returned as a sponsor. And by the annual financial support of PBS Viewers Like You. Preserved on 1985-1987 Reading Rainbow tapes at your local library. Afterwards, the name pops up like this: Editor's Note: This logo is a favorite to longtime PBS viewers as with new CGI effect, Nicknames: "CPB in a Circle IV", "Chuck Barris (CBP) Rip-off IV". Together, they're showing me that acting out a story is a fun way to learn. Logo: On the same background as the 7th PBS logo, we see the CPB print logo, in black, centered on the screen. On the PBS Day 1998 and some programs only sponsored by Viewers Like You and all the programs during the seasons, we see the PBS logo as seen on the PBS Campaign(1998-2002) on the PBS background, then the PBS logo fade out as the 1998 Viewers Like You variant begins. Funding for Sesame Street is provided by the annual financial support of PBS Viewers Like You. This premiered just a few months after its solo Viewers Like You counterpart. Funding for Sesame Street is provided by the annual financial support of PBS Viewers Like You. A program dedicated to helping children prepare to learn at school. The URL slides in to the top left of the screen. There are at least three voice-over variations: Availability: Preserved on DVDs, iTunes and Amazon Instant Video releases of PBS shows such as Sesame Street and The Electric Company. The CPB Url fade in underneath the byline. On TV airings from late 2002-04, and on DVD releases of Arthur from Sony Wonder, the 2000 PBS Kids Dash Transformation system cue came after the funding on the yellow or green backgrounds, while the 2000 PBS Kids Dot Transformation system cue came after the funding on the purple background. UnitedHealthcare, helping people live healthier lives. Also seen on a few PBS Home Video tapes of the era. This is often customized for the particular show. 21st Sesame Street Funding Credits (June 5 - December 29, 2000, January 1 - March 30, 2001) [] Sesame Street. of Health, Education and Welfare, National Center for Educational Technology, Office of Education Dept. The byline and URL were altered in the same silver and shine color as on the CPB square logo. A widescreen variant was introduced in 2005. Thank You . The top half is yellow, and the bottom half is blue. The Thank You tag moves back to the same spot. UnitedHealthcare, helping people live healthier lives. The superimposed variants during this era often have the CPB circle in white. Logo: Same as the fourth logo, but this time the background is a black/purple gradient. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Viewers Like You have provided funding for many shows on PBS. Looksmart.com, proud to sponsor Sesame Street. On Dragon Tales, there is an additional third screen with "Viewers Like You" centered on the red top half with the girl's head shown without the thought bubble. Seen on some Season 9 episodes of Great Performances, including a trilogy of adaptations of works by Edith Wharton, and the first season of American Playhouse. Nurturing your child the natural way is the Earth's Best way to grow! However, while Amazon Instant Video releases of 1970-75 episodes retain this logo, later episodes have all funding credits removed. Unlocking knowledge opportunity and possibilities. Because families who play together, grow together, sharing wondrous adventures and turning precious moments into a lifetime of memories. Mainly seen on American Experience. 1 1st Arthur Funding Credits (October 7, 1996 - July 4, 1997) 2 2nd Arthur Funding Credits (July 7, 1997 - October 17, 1997) 3 3rd Arthur Funding Credits (October 20, 1997 - November 13, 1998) 4 4th Arthur Funding Credits (November 16, 1998 - May 14, 1999) 5 5th Arthur Funding Credits (May 17, 1999 - October 1, 1999) On Sesame Street, the same animation is used, and an orchestrated version of the Sesame Street theme is heard. Why? Editor's Note: This logo is a favorite to longtime PBS viewers as with new CGI effect, (September 30, 1991-present)Edit === Nicknames: "CPB in a Circle IV", "Chuck Barris (CBP) Rip-off IV". Pfizer. Sesame Street is also brought to you by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. On earliest American Experience episode, before the byline was introduced, the CPB logo had a brighter blue color scheme. We help families discover the fascinating possibilities of the internet. On at least one or two episodes, the text is not bold. American Greetings, proud sponsor of Sesame Street. (2003-2004 McDonald's ident) McDonald's, proud sponsor of Sesame Street. Thank You! The voiceovers are the same as previous logos. On 2000-2001 prints of Clifford the Big Red Dog, the 1999 CPB logo. On PBS Kids shows, such as Clifford the Big Red Dog, Reading Rainbow, Sesame Street, and Season 2 of Dragon Tales, there is a certain background with two halves of different colors. The logo is then usually followed by the "Viewers Like You" and "Thank You" disclaimers, which are often custom-made for the particular show. [Girl Announcer] Life Cereal is proud to support Sesame Street. [Girl Announcer] Toysmart.com. This will later goes to the Viewers Like You/Thank You Animation in which the same dots appear across the screen, vertically centered, and blue and white rings provide the transition from the CPB slide to the Viewers Like You slide, and the process repeats itself for the transition from the Viewers Like You to the Thank You slide. Thank you." Availability: Extremely rare. American Greetings, proud sponsor of Sesame Street. On several shows like Washington Week (where this specific animation persisted until at least 2011), the animation (or simply a still version) of the logo is superimposed. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting logo. Tavis Smiley had the program theme play over this. Contents 1 1st Funding (November 11, 1991-November 19, 1993) 2 2nd Funding (November 22, 1993-November 17, 1995) 3 3rd Funding (November 20, 1995-November 13, 1998) 4 4th Funding (Late November 16, 1998-July 30, 1999) American Greetings, proud sponsor of Sesame Street. VLY V2: The Images of People is shown but when it split, it goes to each 2019 PBS IDs before the Images close in to the part where the VLY/TY Counterpoint animates. [Boy Announcer] Earth's Best Organic baby and toddler food is a natural sponsor of Sesame Street. They're warm and round, and you think they make a great hat. On 1998-2001 episodes of NOVA, a bold Century Gothic font was used. This happened on many post-1988 shows. Though this is one of the few logos to lack the text or byline, another variant of the regular logo exists with the byline from before, which has two different arrangements. We thank you. The version with the CPB logo was seen on some American Masters episodes as the next logo below will seen on all PBS programs. On Sesame Street episodes from 2006-2014, the same CPB logo is shown, and it goes to the a different Sesame Street funding background(blue/green/light blue-green blocky background) as the scene from Elmo's World Friends shows as the Viewers Like You slides and moves to the top of the scene letter by letters. The whole thing also has a drop shadow. Nicknames: "CPB in a Square III" "Colorful CPB". In this version, the byline and URL are slightly altered. We help families discover the fascinating possibilities of the internet. Nova, Great Performances and 3-2-1 Contact will also likely have variations of this logo intact if reissued. CPB (2002-2019, still used on Wild Kratts and Dinosaur Train (Dinosaur Train just uses the Viewers Like You variant) up until 2019), Public Television Stations/Viewers Like You (1967-2001), Public Television Stations/Viewers (1987-1993, 1995-1996), Public Television Stations and Their Contributors (1991-1995), Public Television Stations and Their Contributors (1995-1998), Viewers Like You (1993-1999, 200?, October 27, 2020), Viewers Like You/Thank You (2000-present). The byline variant, which first appeared on the, On DVD, the standard animation of the 1993 logo can also be found with the Ken Burns' documentaries, The solo "Viewers Like You" variant made a surprise appearance on. The top half is yellow and bottom half is blue, and the Ready to Learn and No Child Left Behind logos are centered Also, the CPB logo appears on the top half orange, bottom half green background, after the US Department of Education logo is shown centered on the same background . First, we see it slowly rotating towards the center. (2013-2017 Party City Ident) Celebrate the memories. By your side for a hundred and thirty years. Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! The Arthur variant from seasons 1-4 re runs, (with the yellow, green, or purple backgrounds) had Mrs. Read (Sonja Ball) say "And by, a grant from the United States Department of Education, through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and by contributions to your PBS station from Viewers Like You. Sometimes, for example, on 1989-1991 episodes of Nova,the announcer uses, "the financial support of viewers like you", even though "Public Television Viewers/Stations" is shown on the screen. Its last known appearance was on a rebroadcast of The Statue of Liberty. (2005-2006 McDonald's ident) McDonald's is happy to be a part of Sesame Street. Adventure Academy, offering thousands of learning activities for kids ages 8 to 13, is a proud sponsor of of Odd Squad. Effects: The blue dots forming the CPB logo. First seen on Molly of Denali, feature the early appearance of the logo. Starting on June 1, 2015, the company name, aligned to the left, appears below the square, and the byline is a single line of text, without the URL. Thank You! This is followed by three ascending notes gradually performed on brass. It may appear on PBS programs from 1999-2001 if your station has older prints. (2005-2006 Pampers Baby Dry ident) You had a good night's sleep, and you're ready to learn. (2003-2005 PNC ident) PNC is proud to support PBS Kids as part of the PNC Grow Up Great initiative. Because families who play together, grow together, sharing wondrous adventures and turning precious moments into a lifetime of memories. (March 24, 2010-2021) === Nicknames: "CPB in a Square III" "Colorful CPB". [Gordon Announcer] Sesame Street is brought to you by the following. Celebrate her world becoming a little bigger. The music is also used on 2000-2004 episodes of Scientific American Frontiers, using the "Viewers Like You" disclaimer without the CPB logo. For the Public Broadcasting Service and CPB logos, the top half is red, and the bottom half is yellow, and a girl's head is placed on the bottom right. Editor's Note: It should be said that despite the shape change, the "cpb" text looks even more like the Chuck Barris logo. Looksmart.com, proud to sponsor Sesame Street. Sesame Street is also brought to you by Earth's Best Organic, The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. (2010-2018 UnitedHealthcare Ident) How many fruits and veggies can you eat today? (2000-2002 Pfizer ident) For over 150 years, Pfizer people have been committed to kids. Viewers Like You Not Safe Anywhere, released 30 October 2020 Help me find a place to be genuinely free Tried to lose whats haunting me But I can't seem to shake this sense I get repeatedly Feels like someone's watching over me constantly We're expected to partake in a trap with no escape Forming habits we can't break Just to keep us sleeping in the bed that we all make Observing everything we . The PBS Kids variants can currently be found on Super Why!, and Clifford the Big Red Dog, while Sesame Street still carries the centered version of the CPB logo. ", "Additional funding provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Logo: The CPB circle has been redesigned, with a blue and lavender outline around it and in the letters. Did you have fun today? [Female Announcer] Whatever you're looking for, we help families discover all the fascinating possibilities of the internet. Together, encouraging you to fill your day with active play. (Fall 2002-July 2, 2013, 2019-2020) === Nickname: "CPB in a Square II". On early episodes and Season 2. the announcer is different and ends with it saying: and Viewers Like You. More information about Zithromax is just a click away. It has been preserved on PBS Video tapes from the time. Availability: Pretty rare. Sometimes, for example, on 1989-1991 episodes of, Starting on November 1, 1999, the "viewers like you" spiel is changed to "Contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you (or "and [PBS] viewers like you.") Like the 3rd logo, some shows superimpose the logo over a specialty backdrop, with. And this spiel is use on many shows as of 2019. The Ready to Learn Television Cooperative Agreement logo. Clifford experience that in Season 2 due to Cleo self-ish personally. The PBS Kids logo. At that time, the text above was arranged centered and appears earlier, before the sweeping pink lines. This was also used on season 1 episodes of Square One TV, The Ring of Truth, 3-2-1 Classroom Contact, Degrassi Junior High, and Frontline, among others. Music/Sounds: The music consists of a futuristic synth tune as the dots appear, followed by a woodwind note as the CPB logo wipes in. Today, it's about pancakes. (1999-2001 LookSmart ident) No matter what it is you're looking for, we help uncover all of the fascinating possibilities of the internet. Because the best way to have fun, is to play safe in the sun. UnitedHealthcare, helping people live healthier lives. This is usually here when the 1993 CPB logo is shown. [Gordon Announcer] Sesame Street is also brought to you by New Balance, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. Logo: Same as the fourth logo, but this time the background is a black/purple gradient. Together, we're making sure that kids don't just grow up, but Grow Up Great. (2019-present Adventure Academy Ident) For all things weird, strange, and even a little odd, there's nothing like a little curiosity to crack the case. Proud sponsor of Sesame Street. of Health, Education and Welfare, U.S. Office of Education, Office of Education Department of Health, Education and Welfare, People Who Contribute To This And Other Public Television Stations, Public Television Stations And Their Contributors, A private corporation funded by the American people, PBS Kids Ready to Learn Television Cooperative Agreement, SC Johnson - A Family Company at Work for a Better World. A rare superimposed version of this variant's animation, using the 1991-1993 design, was used on 1991-1992 episodes of Great Performances. or just simply "and viewers like you.". Proud sponsor of Sesame Street. Because families who play together, grow together, sharing wondrous adventures and turning precious moments into a lifetime of memories. The phrase "Viewers Like You" is used by the U.S. Public Broadcasting Service to indicate gratitude to its viewer contributors. Because life's most treasured moments are those who spend together, so share a smile and explore the wonders of each day with each other and PBS Kids. Zoboomafoo is made possible by contributions to your PBS station from Viewers Like You! 1 Public Television Stations 1.1 1972-2001 1.2 1.3 2.10 2.11 3.1 Financial support (1989-1999) 3.2 Contributions (1999-present) Public Television Stations 1972-2001 Zoom (1972) Zoom (1973) Firing Line (1974-76) Firing Line (1974-76) Sesame Street (1974-75) The Electric Company (1974-75) The Electric Company (1975-76) Sesame Street (1974-75) In 2006, the logo now use the abridged version of the 1991-2006 Sesame Street City Credits Hip Hop Music. UnitedHealthcare is a proud sponsor of Sesame Street and making check ups fun for families with the little one. EverydayKidz.com, a place parents can go to learn more about their child's asthma. After being sketched, the yellow script glows in. The last known program to intentionally use the earlier variant is. (2000-2002 Pfizer ident) Pfizer, presenting the ABCs of antibiotics. Because opening our arms and our hearts to everyone, that's the true meaning of Generation Everyone. The same byline appears underneath in all capitals, but with "CPB.ORG" at the end in blue. (2021-present Progressive Ident) A little bit of kindness goes a long way to brighten everyone's day. On several shows like Washington Week (where this specific animation persisted until at least 2011), the animation (or simply a still version) of the logo is superimposed. Availability: Very rare. This automatically cut to the Early 1998 Viewers Like You logo. The top half is yellow, and the bottom half is blue. We help families discover the fascinating possibilities of the internet. Contents 1 1st Funding (April 6, 1992-September 24, 1993) 2 2nd Funding (September 27, 1993-September 29, 1995) 3 3rd Funding (October 2, 1995-October 31, 1997) 4 4th Funding (November 3, 1997-October 30, 1998) Together, helping imagination run wild, from Timbuktu to the Ocean Blue. On Dragon Tales, there a rare variant where the announcer says: The following PBS programming is provided by contributions to Viewers Like You, Thank You. Music/Sounds: A variation of the 2009 PBS logo's music. Music/Sounds: None. And by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. On most programs funded by public television viewers but not CPB, including pledge drive specials and pre-2014 DVD and Blu-ray releases of Masterpiece, the Viewers Like You voiceover said, "Explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you. The fully-animated version continued to appear superimposed on WETA programs such as Washington Week and In Performance at the White House until at least 2013. Nicknames: "CPB in a Circle II", "Chuck Barris (CBP) Rip-off II". The Tag shines. Sesame Street is brought to you by a Ready to Learn-No Child Left Behind grant from the US Department of Education through the Public Broadcasting Service. Nova, Great Performances and 3-2-1 Contact will also likely have variations of this logo intact if reissued. Thank You! 5th Funding (August 5, 2001 - September 13, 2002) [Female Announcer] Teletubbies is made possible in part by the makers of Danimals Yogurt. Pfizer, life is our life's work. Thank You! [Gordon Announcer] Sesame Street is also brought to you by New Balance, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. The NET era (1952-1970) PBS' first incarnation was the Educational Television and Radio Center in 1952, originally a private network set up by the Ford Foundation's Fund for Adult Education in order to serve as an educational television service complementing the entertainment programming of the commercial networks. Music/Sounds: Several variations of the 2002 PBS logo's music have been used so far. [Gordon Announcer] Sesame Street is brought to you by a Ready to Learn Television Cooperative Agreement, from the US Department of Education, through the Public Broadcasting Service. This is a complete list of funding quotations when Sesame Street was shown on PBS. Same as last time, but this time, it has the Viewers Like You Thank You sign being in zoom and spinning, and it shows a couch gag with different Sesame Street Season 34 episodes A screenshot for the 2004 outro 3rd Version (2004) Odd Squad is made possible in part by the Heising-Simons Foundation. Also preserved on PBS Home Video tapes and DVDs of the era. Plus before the CPB logo, it goes to another scene with the person eye and on the top has the 1991 Viewers Like You Tag. Community Barney & Friends Funding Edit This is a complete list of the funding quotations when Barney & Friends was shown on PBS Kids. The last known show to use this logo was the series finale of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood in 2001. In later episodes from 1993-1995, the background was replaced with an animated aquamarine background with jacks. "Viewers Like" is white, and "You" is yellow within a dark rectangle. [Boy Announcer] Earth's Best Organic baby and toddler food is a natural sponsor of Sesame Street. Then the scene and the muppets drop down to a blank white background with the Thank You tag in the same font is shown. There a rare variant showing the 1999-2001 logo. On the bottom half, there is a kid's head, and on the top half, there is a thought bubble, transforming from two different objects to another kid's head. It's the same as the Corporation for Public Broadcasting logo, but now she thinks about a monkey. Music/Sounds: An extended version of the 7th PBS logo's music, albeit entirely on guitar. In 1999, the same variant is shown but it goes to 1999-2001 Viewers Like You/Thank You animation. There is another PBS Kids variant that lacks the heads and thought bubbles, while the logos are centered on the screen. The circles pop in like the 2000 CPB logo and transition it to the 1993 CPB logo already formed on the same 1991-1999 background. [Girl Announcer] Life Cereal is proud to support Sesame Street. You can find out more at pncgrowupgreat.com. Through its 100 million dollar program in early childhood of education. The Corporation For Public Broadcasting and by the financial support of Viewers Like You, On all Sesame Street episodes with this logo from 1991-1995, the announcer (Gordon [Roscoe Orman] or Gabriela Rose Reagan [Gabi]) says "Funding for this program was provided in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and by public television stations and their contributors." (2000-2003 America Online (AOL) ident) Support for Sesame Street is provided by American Online. Because using your imagination makes Life full of surprises. Life is our life's work. This was in use from late 1990, until November 1999. (2021-present Progressive Ident) Treating others like you want to be treated is a great way to make new friends. On December 2019, The Solo Viewers Like You Variant use a black background with Images full of Peoples(it change every time) while it split into 2 People Images with the black background in the middle with Viewers Like You(in the same PBS Explorer Font but the You is not on the box) in white flying up while fading. 1 PBS Kids Funding Plug; 2 Sesame Street Funding Credits; 3 Arthur Funding Credits; Explore properties. These special moments will be remembered for years to come. There were many font variations, but the most common are: All-caps, serif font, smaller size (often with a bigger CPB circle); and, A centered version of the circle appears without the text on WGBH's, Starting in 1988, Viewers Like You is seen as the 1988 Variant from the next logo below or the. This is the only funding bumper to exclude "thank you" (ala the annual financial support of Viewers Like You). Funded by WKBS PBS Kids Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. Ghostwriter used an animated sky background with two pinwheels forming the CPB circle. [Gordon Announcer] Sesame Street is brought to you by the following. [Gordon Announcer] Sesame Street is also brought to you by New Balance, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Viewers Like You. This return in 2021, in a recreation with the PBS Electric Blue Background with the 7th PBS logo background(Walking Circle). (2013-2018 Beaches Resorts ident) When children learn to connect the little things, they begin to see a bigger picture that's spending quality time with those who matter most makes us happier and healthier. Also seen on a few PBS Home Video tapes of the era. The wiping in of the logo is quickly. [Female Announcer] Support for Sesame Street is provided by Discovery Zone; as our salute to a place called childhood, a place for laughter, exploring and learning, to be shared with moms and dads. On several shows, a still version is superimposed over the credits of that show. Thank you." Thank you." [Female Announcer] McDonald's thanks Sesame Street for all it does to help children reach their full potential.
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