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Columbia Pictures Television began in 1974 and ceased in 2001, being absorbed into Columbia TriStar Television.

1974–1976

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1976–1982

1982–1986

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1986–1988

Columbia Pictures TV 1986

1988–1991

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1991–1993

1993–2001

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See also

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V • T • E

Columbia Pictures

Part of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Film studios
Columbia Pictures (Others | On-screen logos | Trailer variants | Closing variants | International | Logo Variations) | Sony Pictures Animation (On-Screen logos | Trailer variants) | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (On-Screen Logos) | Screen Gems Pictures (On-Screen logos | Trailer variants | Closing variants) | TriStar Pictures (On-Screen logos | Trailer variants | Closing variants | Logo Variations) | 3000 Pictures⁴

Defunct
RCA-Columbia Pictures-Hoyts Video | Rastar Films | Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International | Hoyts-Fox-Columbia TriStar Films³

Television
TriStar Television
Defunct
Columbia Pictures Television (On-Screen logos) | Screen Gems Television (On-Screen logos) | Columbia Pictures Television Distribution | Columbia TriStar Television | Columbia TriStar Domestic Television | Merv Griffin Enterprises (On-Screen logos) | Rastar Television | Colex Enterprises¹ | Coca-Cola Telecommunications

Others
The Burbank Studios² | Columbia Classics | Columbia Night at the Movies | Columbia Showcase Theatre | Embassy Night at the Movies | Screen Gems Network | Tri-Star Showcase | Ghost Corps | Columbia Pictures Aquaverse

¹Former joint venture with LBS Communications.
²Formerly co-owned by Warner Bros.
³Joint venture with Hoyts and 20th Century Fox
⁴Joint venture with HarperCollins