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1947–1951[]

1951–present[]

1951–1965[]

1954–1965[]

1959–1965[]

1965–1970[]

1965–1970[]

1969[]

1970–1971[]

The main slogan used by CBS on the 1970-1971 season was We've Got it All Together; however, before the season began, CBS also used the slogan We're Putting It All Together, and during the season, it also used the slogan It's All Together Now.

1971–1972[]

1972 (Unused)[]

1972–1973[]

Designer:  George McGinnis
Edstan Studio (animation)
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  1972

1973–1974[]

Designer:  Edstan Studio (animation)
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  1973

1974–1975[]

Designer:  Lou Dorfsman
Edstan Studio (animation)
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  1974

1975–1976[]

Designer:  Edstan Studio (animation)
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  1975

1976–1977[]

Designer:  Lou Dorfsman
Edstan Studio (animation)
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  1976

1977–1978[]

Designer:  Harold Friedman Consortium
Edstan Studio (animation)
Typography:  ITC Avant Garde Gothic Bold
Launched:  1977

1978–1979[]

1979–1980[]

Designer:  Jane Simpson (Triplane Film & Graphics)
Tony Valdez (Lumeni Productions)
Typography:  Zelek
Launched:  1979

1980-1981[]

Designer:  Sheryl Gold Productions
Typography:  custom
Launched:  1980

1981–1982[]

Designer:  John C. LePrevost
Jim Deesing
The Joy Teitzell Company
Sheryl Gold Productions
Dream Quest Images
Typography:  custom
Launched:  1981

1982-1983[]

1983–1984[]

1984–1985[]

1985–1986[]

Designer:  Omnibus Computer Graphics
Typography:  custom
Launched:  1985

1986–1987[]

Designer:  Sheryl Gold Productions
Cranston-Csuri
Typography:  Didot
Launched:  1986

1987–1988[]

Designer:  PDI
Typography:  Didot
Launched:  1987

1988–1989[]

Designer:  Metrolight Studios
Typography:  Didot
Launched:  1988

1989–1990[]

Designer:  Pinnacle Effects
Typography:  custom
Launched:  1990

1990–1992[]

1992–1995[]

Designer:  Pittard Sullivan
Typography:  Helvetica Bold
Launched:  Unknown

1994–1995[]

1995–1996[]

1996–1998[]

Designer:  Pittard Sullivan
Typography:  Didot
Launched:  Unknown

1998–1999[]

1999–2000[]

Designer:  REZN8
Typography:  Custom
Launched:  1999

2000–2001[]

2001–2002[]

2002–2003[]

2003–2004[]

2004–2005[]

2005–2006[]

2006–2007[]

2007–2008[]

2008–2009[]

2009–2010[]

2010–2011[]

2011–2013[]

2013–2018[]

2018–2020[]

2020–present[]

Designer:  Gretel (brand)
Antfood (sonic branding)
Typography:  TT Norms Pro (logo; on-air)
Launched:  October 8, 2020[1]
  1. McCabe, Rick (8 October 2020). CBS Unveils Newly Evolved Brand Identity Across All Divisions and Platforms. Business Wire. Retrieved on February 8, 2022.
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