Polsat 2

Contents

1997–2000	2000–2001	2002–2007	2006/2007 (unused)


2007–2020	2020–2021	2021 (canceled)	2021–present

Polsat 2 is a generalist entertainment channel owned by the Polish broadcaster Grupa Polsat Plus It is the third-most-popular channel of the group, after Polsat and TV4.

Polsat 2 (first era)

1997–2000

The first used logo of Polsat 2 was a big, purple 2 behind yellow text, read as the word "Polsat".

Polsat 2 Info

2000–2001

The same logo was used, but it uses text the same size as the two, which says the word "INFO".

Polsat 2 International

2002–2007

The logo changes in 2002. It uses a big, yellow curve with yellow text inside the curve, which says "POLSAT 2". The logo also includes smaller, white text which says "international".

Polsat 2 (second era)

2006/2007 (unused)

2007–2020

The logo then changes in 2007. It includes a white 2 inside a curve, which is also inside an orange square. Below it, there is white text, saying "POLSAT" inside a red square.

2020–2021

Polsat 2, along with seven other sister channels (Super Polsat, Polsat Film, Polsat Café, Polsat Doku, Polsat Play, Polsat Seriale and the international channel Polsat 1), introduced new logos and graphics packages on 6 April 2020. The graphics and theme music are derived from those used by the parent channel since February 2019. Polsat 1 also slightly modified its logo.

Wirtualne Media (1 and 2)
TVPolsat.info

2021–present

Designer:

Saffron Brand Consultants
Luxlotusliner (2021, idents)

Typography:

GPP Text (custom typeface)

Launched:

30 August 2021

Telewizja Polsat revealed a new logo on 10 June 2021 along with Plus and the newly rebranded parent company, Grupa Polsat Plus. However, the Polsat TV channels started to show elements of the rebranding only on 2 August 2021. All the Polsat channels, including Polsat 2, officially changed their logos and graphics on 30 August 2021, on the same day as TVN7, another large Polish channel.

Polsat Dwa

2021 (unused)

Polsat 2 revealed a new logo and name on 10 June 2021 along with Plus and the newly rebranded parent company, Grupa Polsat Plus. The name would been Polsat Dwa (Polsat Two), but this was canceled and the existing name of Polsat 2 was retained.