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Revision as of 11:44, 28 August 2020
NET
1952–1955
1955–1959
A variant, that the circle logo is zoomed out a bit in.
1955–1961
1958
1959–1961
1959–1966
Early variant
1963–1967
1967–1970
_(On_Black).svg "NET Logo 1962 (Color) (On Black).svg (54 KB)"){kind=logo}
1968 ident.
Pre-1968 version, prior to the Public Television period A.
Pre-1968 version, prior to the Public Television period B.
B&W version A.
B&W version B.
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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood graphic (early episodes).
.jpg "NET (MisteRogers Neighborhood, color).jpg (8 KB)")
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood graphic, in color.
Extremely rare text variant, used only on the closing of Black Journal (1968).
Our Vanishing Wilderness Pink house variant (1970)
1970–1971 (WNET)
1970–1972
Black and white version
PBS
1970–1971
1971–1984
,_Prototype_1.svg "PBS 1971 (Mock), Prototype 1.svg (19 KB)")
Original head colors
,_Prototype_2.svg "PBS 1971 (Mock), Prototype 2.svg (19 KB)")
P-Head looking right
,_SNL.svg "PBS 1971 (Mock), SNL.svg (3 KB)")
A variant of the logo used on a S8 Saturday Night Live episode hosted by Robert Blake that aired on November 13, 1982, right before a spoof of a PBS commercial. The text was removed and P-Head is green, B is red and S is blue.
,_Heart.svg "PBS 1971 (Mock), Heart.svg (6 KB)")
Logo inside a heart
Tonight Is What You Make It (1972)
Videotaped logo
Go Public (1977)
1984–1989
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3D logo. This was only used on PBS parodies on Saturday Night Live and was never used by PBS itself. This can still be found on VHS and DVD copies of Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman.
.svg "PBS logo 1984 (Yellow).svg (5 KB)"){kind=logo}
Version with Yellow Text. This wasn't as common as the normal logo as of the yellow lettering.
From the first episode of Square One TV. Also used on children’s programs from 1987-1993
A rare bi-color variant seen in a KETC sign-off from 1991.
1987–1988 Graphics Package
Louisiana Public Broadcasting version.
Prairie Public Television version.
WHRO version.
WSJK version.
WVUT version.
1988–1989 Graphics Package
Prairie Public Television version.
1989–1993
Just Watch Us Now (1990). Same as the 1989 PBS logo but with TV WORTH WATCHING text.
Shaped-color variation of the 3-D Glass logo, from fall 1991.
1989–1993 Graphics Package
WFWA version
WCVE version
1993–1996
1993–1996 Graphics Package
WHRO version
1996–1998
1998–2002
2000 ID.
PBS ID 2000 On WFYI Indianapolis TV
PBS WFYI-TV logo on Healthweek trailer
PBS Logo ID on WFYI-TV Indianapolis
WFYI Logo in PBS ID style
PBS logo with WFYI-TV logo at the premiere trailer for documentary film New York
Wisconsin Public Television (1999)
![Keeping Up Appearances / As Time Goes By promo (1999) [Wisconsin Public Television]](/wiki/File:Wpt101999_lineup.jpg "Wpt101999 lineup.jpg (7 KB)")
Keeping Up Appearances / As Time Goes By promo (1999) [Wisconsin Public Television]
![Masterpiece Theatre promo (1999) [Wisconsin Public Television]](/wiki/File:Wpt101999_promo.jpg "Wpt101999 promo.jpg (7 KB)")
Masterpiece Theatre promo (1999) [Wisconsin Public Television]
1998–1999
The version used a gold circle. It only appeared on a defunct block of programming, History's Best.
2000–2002
2000-2002 Graphics Package
Wisconsin Public Television (2001)
Wisconsin Public Television sign-on ID (2001)
Wisconsin Public Television station list ID (2002)
Wisconsin Public Television programming lineup (2002)
2002–2009
Interim Network ID (2002–2009)
2002-2009 Graphics Package
Wisconsin Public Television (2006)
Wisconsin Public Television sign-on ID (2006)
Wisconsin Public Television station list ID (2006)
Wisconsin Public Television station list ID (2007)
![NOVA: Saving National Treasures promo (2006) [Wisconsin Public Television]](/wiki/File:Wpt06122006_promop2.jpg "Wpt06122006 promop2.jpg (15 KB)")
NOVA: Saving National Treasures promo (2006) [Wisconsin Public Television]
![P.O.V.: The Camden 28 promo (2007) [Wisconsin Public Television]](/wiki/File:Wpt09142007_promo.jpg "Wpt09142007 promo.jpg (62 KB)")
P.O.V.: The Camden 28 promo (2007) [Wisconsin Public Television]
KTCA 2 Logo 2005
KTCA 2 Schedule 2005
KTCA emergency alert system 2007
KTCA schedule bumper
KTCI Weather 2003
WMVS 2006
WMVS 2006
WMVS 2005
KTCA 2008
KTCA 2008
KTCI 2007
KTCI 2006
KTCI 2006
WMVT 2007
WMVT 2007 Green
PBS 39 Schedule bumper
KCTA 2003
KCTA Show Your Support
WNIT Station ID 2003
WFWA-DT4 2009
kvie
2009–2019
Blue background
Green background
Pink/magenta background
Orange background
.png "PBS (2009).png (304 KB)")
Network ID in blue
Network ID in green
Network ID in pink/magenta
Network ID in orange
Interim Network ID (2009–2019)
Interim Network ID (2009–2019)
_00-00-08_.png "WGBH PBS (2012) 00-00-08 .png (831 KB)")
PBS Election 2012
Stations
Wisconsin Public Television (2010)
2019–present
Network ID
Interim Network ID (2019–present)
Interim Network ID (2019–present)
Videos
Public Broadcasting Service ident (1971)
PBS Public Broadcasting Service (1971)
PBS (1984)
Public Broadcasting Service ident (1984)
PBS (1980s, longer version)
Public Broadcasting Service alt. ident (1984)
Pbs logo (yellow letters) 1984 alt
PBS And on!
Public Broadcasting Service ident (1989)
Public Broadcasting Service ident (1993)
Public Broadcasting Service ident (1996)
Public Broadcasting Service idents (1998 - all variants)
PBS Rebrand IDs
PBS Rebrand Montage
2010 PBS ID
PBS (2019, open)
ITVS Latino Public Broadcasting Black Public Media PBS (2018 2019)
WGBH Boston PBS (2019)
McGee Media Inkwell Films Kundhart Films Ark Media WETA PBS (2017 2019)
