Viacom (1970–2006)/Other

1971–1976

Black and white version

Film deterioration version

Color version

Dark color version

1976–1986

1976–1985 (Filmed)

Black and white version

Dark black and white version

Ultra dark black and white version

Brighter version

Sepia version

Early color version

Color version

Alternative version

1978–1986 (Videotaped)

Color version

Black and white version

Lavender version

Turquoise version

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Orange version

Brown version

Pink version

Lime version

The "V of Moon"

There are unconfirmed variants of a pink background V of Doom and one that contains flashing colours.

1979–1985 (Network Television)

Dark version

Alternative version

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With copyright notice

Mirror V version

1981

Opening version

Closing version

1985–1987

Really Weird Tales version (1987)

1986

Opening variant

Closing variant

1986–1990

Introduced on September 13, 1986, Viacom launched the iconic "V of Steel" logo. It starts out with a screen that's divided in two, with a black/purple gradient on top and silver on the bottom, with a bright light flare shining between. The silver part then rotates counter-clockwise (a la CBS/Fox Video), revealing it is a steel version of the "V" logo as the background changes from black/purple gradient to black/blue/purple gradient and just before the "Viacom" text in the same font as the 1976 "V of Doom" logo flies in from the upper-left of the screen and settles underneath the "V", with it reflecting the text. The logo "shines" either once in the regular and warp speed versions or 3 or 4 times in the extended versions. This is the last Viacom logo without the voiceover.

Stretched version.

Black and white version.

1990–2000

The following logos below had the name read by the late Don LaFontaine.

1990–2000

Brighter version

Black and white version

This logo stopped being used by Viacom Enterprises when it was folded into Paramount Domestic Television in 1995, but it continued to be used by Viacom Productions until 1998.

1998–2000

Byline of the logo found on Horror Channel. The byline says "Viacom Productions, Inc. Exclusive Distributor"

1999–2004

1999–2003

Widescreen version

16:9 version squeezed into 4:3

2002–2004

Widescreen version

Cropped widescreen version

Stretched version

Version with "in association with" text

Final logo of Viacom Productions, which was folded into Paramount Television in 2004.

Videos

• 1971–1976
• 1976–1986
• 1985–1987
• 1986–1990
• 1990–2000
• 1999–2004

Viacom Enterprises "Pinball" (1971-1976) 4K; Restored & Remastered; 24fps

My Three Sons Closing (1971) CBS Television Dist. (2007) Viacom "Pinball" *OoS* (1971)

Out-of-sync version

Don Fedderson Prods CBS TV Network CBS TV Distribution Viacom "Pinball" (1970 2007 1971, 1080p)

Viacom "V of Doom" (Film-O-Vision) (1976) 7

Black and white filmed version (1976-1985)

Viacom (1973 1976)

Color filmed version (1976-1985)

Viacom Enterprises “V of Doom” *Low Toned* (1976) 4K *Original*

Black and white filmed version of slightly faster/low-pitched (1976-1985)

Viacom Enterprises "V of Doom" *Videotaped* (1980's) 720p60

Videotaped version (1978-1986)

Viacom Enterprises warp speed logo (1979)

Videotaped warp-speed version (1978-1986)

(1979-1985)

Intermedia Entertainment Strathmore Productions Viacom Productions Forum Home Video (1985 89)

Rawhide Closing (1965) Viacom Enterprises "V of Steel" *Warp Speed* (1986) 1080p60

Warp-speed version

Viacom "Wigga Wigga" Logo (Standard) (1990)

Regular version

Viacom "Wigga Wigga" Productions Logo (1998)-0

1998-2000

Viacom Productions logo (2004)

2002-2004