Alternate Gothic No. 3 (America's) Village & Orbit (Funniest; modified) ITC Quorum (Home Videos; stretched)
Launched:
November 26, 1989
1990–1997[]
Some slight changes were made to the logo when it became a regular series; the HOME VIDEOS text is set in a different color, in addition to words being set against a camcorder lens backdrop.
1990–1997[]
Designer:
Art F/X Pam Bloch
Typography:
Alternate Gothic No. 3 (America's) Village & Orbit (Funniest; modified) ITC Quorum (Home Videos)
Launched:
January 14, 1990
1997[]
Logo used from January to February 1997
Logo used from February to May 1997
Designer:
C. David Pina
Typography:
Futura Bold Condensed (America's; Home Videos) Village & Orbit (Funniest; modified)
Launched:
January 12, 1997
Midway through Bob Saget's final season (season 8) in 1997, the show got a visual refresh, heavily utilizing 3D animation.
1997–2015[]
Main logo from 1997 to 2004, as well as 2014 remasters
Promotional logo from 1997 to 2004 and main logo from 2004 to 2015
Alternate logo from 1997 to 2004
Alternate logo from 2004 to 2015
After Bob Saget's departure, the show went through a major visual refresh, with new hosts, a new set, and a new logo. This logo was used through several hosting changes. The show was also now abbreviated as AFV as opposed to AFHV. The logo made its debut on a TGIF sneak peek of the upcoming season, which aired November 21, 1997. The logo's font is now Amoebia Sans.
1997–2004[]
Program intro slide (1997–2004)
Program intro slide with alternate logo (1997–2004)
Version of the logo seen in the 1999-2001 specials and 2000 foreign market season
Version of alternate logo seen in the 1999-2001 specials and 2000 foreign market season (monitors only)
Designer:
View Studio Inc.
Typography:
Amoebia Sans
Launched:
November 21, 1997
2004–2011[]
Program intro slide (2004–2010)
Program intro slide with alternate logo (2004–2010)
Widescreen version of the title card (2010–2011)
Program intro slide with alternate logo (widescreen version, 2010–2011)
Designer:
Michael A. Pellegrini (?)
Typography:
Amoebia Sans
Launched:
September 26, 2004
2011–2015[]
Program intro slide (2011–2015)
Program intro slide with alternate logo (2011–2015)
Designer:
Aaron Cox
Typography:
Amoebia Sans
Launched:
October 2, 2011
2015–present[]
Program intro slide with alternate logo (2015–2021)
Program intro title with studio in background (2015–2021)
Program intro slide with alternate logo (2021–present)
Program intro title with studio in background (2021–present)
Alternate logo 2015–2021 (primary), 2021-present (secondary)
Alternate logo (2021–present)
Designer:
Nathaniel Howe Studios
Typography:
Arial Rounded Extra Bold (Main logo) Amoebia Sans (Alternate logo)
Launched:
October 11, 2015 (original) October 3, 2021 (current)
