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5:29 I’d place this before the Mad About You Sony plaster because at least the 2002 Paramount Pictures logo is silent by default and I think the Carolco fanfare actually goes okay with the Paramount logo. By the way, in the movie Mean Girls, the 2002 Paramount logo used the 1986 Paramount fanfare, but it’s *not* due to a plastering error, as Mean Girls was developed in the 2000’s rather than the 90’s. They likely combined the 2002-2011 Paramount logo with the 1986-2002 Paramount fanfare on purpose
What's the music you use when you display the numbers?
What's next? Disney with the MGM roar?
7:12 "Trimark Pictures fanfare" "not Triamrk Pictures fanfare"
😅😅😅
Not funny.!
2003 Fen TV ident with unknown music
Btw someone stole your top ten vid, and placed fake plasters. kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5adurWMYLOyh5s.htmlsi=xj5KgEBBsZ9xgYjL
Show the guy on the phone, alright, and then you have the sound of a racetrack, the thing with the hand, and then the stupid logo that plasters to much
3:51 TF1 jumpscare.
number #7 is pretty good
Audio: Palm Pictures (1997)
SPACE CHEESE CAN I MAKE A YTP OF IT
5:36 i prefer the DOTM sounds or the current jingle
There was an error back in 1980 where it showed a split second of T.A.T and cut to CBS. At the time, T.A.T was in business.
Technically no, as the program and station IDs are two things. There was however an instance where you could hear TAT faintly before the C-T boxes come up.
In March of 1980, TAT has finally folded ELP Communications and its units: Embassy Television, Embassy Communications, Embassy Telecommunications and Embassy Pay Television under the Coca Cola banner until June 17, 1985.
1:57 sounds like something you would hear in Family Guy.
3:54 and 4:11 If the 1998 DIC audio will be used in the blatant 2004 Cookie Jar Logo...🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
4:33 this moment with tristar television logo is always better then that stupid SPT Logo plaster
That CPT dishonorable mention one has since been proven as fake, in terms of the byline. The theme playing over the logo though has happened.
What I think was suppose to happen on #7: The editors were going to have the closing theme of Adam (the film shown in this video) play over both logos while their silent. The closing credits were played at a slightly faster pace, while the theme was played normally. Then, they forgot to remove the Alan Landsburg theme from the FremantleMedia logo. What I do know is that on different prints of the film, the ALP logo has its theme playing and the FremantleMedia logo silent.
9:06 -- You do realize you put up a *_PHONY VARIANT_* in your dishonorable mentions -- which means, effectively, that you put up a plaster event that NEVER HAPPENED, you know that, right?
9:50 it scared the hell out of me the first time I heard it becuz it was unexpected
9:32 Music: CBS Video
In most international prints of Inspector Gadget, they plaster the DiC “Kid In Bed” theme or the DiC 1983 theme with the Cookie Jar theme, however the Cookie Jar theme is high pitched.
The DIC '83 theme actually had Gadget hammer a dot over the I.
I know. The plaster is what I’m talking about.
i think i saw a plaster where Paramount has the 1994 TCF theme
Titanic
I found another worst logo plaster. 'TriStar Pictures (1984) w/ Carloco theme'. I heard this from one of the Rambo movies. Edit: Okay, you used this, but I'll come up with another one! Just, you, wait!
And I found Logicsmash video. Carolco/Seven Arts. Seven Arts with a UGC jingle. What do you think? It's plaster or not?
9:50 Ah yes, a mountain I would totally like to climb
'Greatest Heroes of the Bible' Endings (1978) *VoD Plasters*
After this he was never heard of again... Only on his new channel =)
Guy on the phone Sound of the race track The thing with the hand, *S o n y t h e m e i n t e n s i f i e s* That'll work
That’ll *not* work😅
What is this music in the beginning? 0:00 - 0:10
it sounds like a startup sound
I think there is a variant with Tristar using Cannon’s theme. And another with Tristar using MGM Lion’s Roar (definitely startled me though.)
I think for cookie jar with dics theme, the theme should stay intact, but the dic saying should be replaced with the cookie jar saying, like in the original.
I heard that music is familiar, but I forgot what it is.
i remember it was like a startup sound
Well yeah, can you know what it is?
@@TuanBaoDoratomIts actually from the short version of the Warner Music Vision logo from 1991
Oh totally forgot about that
3:51 that's a huge TF1 logo
actually, #10 is cool
batterlock galaxy?
NO WAY ARW YOU ACTUALLY PAPERKING99
I meant fake from a long time ago?
If these plasters r the worst r they still take though from. A long time ago
3:08 btw link?
#2 Lionsgate (2005) with TriamRK!!!! Pictures fanfare
The Carolco logo with TriStar theme was sourced from a WATL Atlanta airing of Lock Up
Everybody gangsta until the Paramount logo starts roaring.
I could remake it into HD for one of the recordings if you like
9:50 😂 The mountain’s acting like a lion
10:02 and the Torch Lady’s acting like a Lion too
Mountain and Torch Lady: That wasn’t us roaring, The MGM audio was in our logos do to plastering
why is nobody talking about how at 9:05 there’s the cokeburst
Show the guy on the phone, alright, and then you have the sound of the V of Doom, S from Heck, and the Mask of Guo Xiang
That’ll work
Disney does the same thing with their castle in a few releases of their classic animated movies.
3:54 I actually saw that when it aired on Puls 2 a couple of years ago and even edited that into a Polish Wikipedia page of DiC
Dasz link?
Seven Arts was a joint venture between Carolco and New Line Cinema. It released Carolco's lesser known genre titles but unfortunately it ceased operations due to unsuccessful box office sales and contributed to the bankruptcy of Carolco.
Thanks Traffy, that's an interesting bit of trivia
@@harukoharuhara1863 Soon after Turner bought out New Line Cinema, the film studio announced a brand new division which is Fine Line Features following before the newly formed joint venture, Picturehouse, with HBO (currently owned by WarnerMedia) As with Disney Channel airings of A Kid in King Arthur’s Court, the Trimark Pictures logo’s music plays in the background of the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo, followed by the last few notes of the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo’s theme song
Warner Media is no more and either anyone else. It was one bad company which nobody wants. In fact everyone else hated it so much because that’s not the good fit for anybody.