Paramount Television Productions[]
1945–1947; 1989[]
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1947–1959[]
KTLA 1947 station ID telop
Opening variation (1949)
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Closing variation (1951)
Another closing variation (1955)
Time for Beany (1949)
1959–1964; 1995[]
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Emergency Ward (1959)
Seven Keys (1960)
1958–1961[]
Another early logo that was used on some of Paramount's network TV specials and unsold pilots during the late '50s and early '60s.
Destination Moon (1958)
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Three to Get Ready (1961)
Paramount Television[]
1968[]
Version A from Star Trek
Bylineless version, from Mission: Impossible and Mannix
Version B from Star Trek
Another bylineless version
1968–1969[]
Updated version with Paramount Pictures Corporation byline
Bylineless variation from Mission: Impossible and Mannix
Alternate version seen on Here's Lucy
1969–1975[]
Version A from The Brady Bunch
Version B from The Brady Bunch
Version B from 1970
Film deteriorated version
Bylineless version from Mission: Impossible and Mannix
Bylineless version from Mission: Impossible and Mannix
Alternate static version from The Brady Kids (1972)
1969–1976; 2007[]
Theatrical opening logos, as seen on some made-for-TV movies.
Seven in Darkness (1969)
The Immortal (1969)
Dr. Cook's Garden (1971)
The Lost Islands (1976)
1975–1987[]
1977 version A
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1975 version
1977 version
1979 version
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1981 version A
1975–1987[]
Variation without the ® registered mark.
1985 version A, as seen on MacGyver
1980–1987[]
1983 version
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1981 version B. Notice that the Paramount Television mountain is slightly slanted.
1982 version
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The New Odd Couple opening (1982)
The New Odd Couple closing (1982)
1982–1987[]
1982 version A
1987–2006[]
This logo is the short version of its theatrical counterpart.
1987 (75th anniversary logo)[]
Seen the Entertainment Tonight episodes in 1987
As seen on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
1988–1989[]
1989–1995[]
1990-1995[]
As seen on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)
Entertainment Tonight version 1990 until 1995.
Open-matte version
1994–1999[]
The Busy World of Richard Scarry (TV, 1994-1997)
1995–2002[]
As seen on Star Trek: Voyager (1995)
1995–2006[]
Seen mostly on off-net and first run syndicated programs.
Black and white version
Filmed version
As seen on Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)
Although this logo was retired in February 2002, it was still being seen on The Dead Zone series until August 27, 2006.
2002–2006[]
February–December 2002 (90th anniversary logo)[]
2002 90th Anniversary variation
2002 90th Anniversary variation #2
Entertainment Tonight variation in April 2002
2003–2006[]
Domestic variation
2015–2022[]
2015 on-screen logo, as seen on Minority Report
School Of Rock (2016)
2016 altered version
Variant with ViacomCBS byline (2019–2020)
2017–2022[]
Paramount Television Studios[]
2020–2022[]
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(2020–2021)
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(2021–2022)
In-credit versions[]
1959–1967[]
Police Station (1959)
The Rebel (1959, credited as filming location)
Gunsmoke (1960, credited as filming location)
Have Gun, Will Travel (1960, credited as filming location)
Pete and Gladys (1960, credited as filming location)
Gunsmoke (1961, credited as filming location)
1968–1977[]
You Don't Say (1968)
The Brady Bunch Hour (1977)
2012[]
