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1976–1980

1980–1985

Showtime 1979

This logo was commonly used in on-air promos and IDs alongside a circle that contained a television screen, similar to the logo used by Rede Globo. [1]

1985–1990

The circle with a TV screen featured in this logo was carried over from the logo used prior to this. The italic Franklin Gothic-type "Showtime" text features the "W" and "T" connected to one another. This logo was used in tandem with the previous one until it became the sole logo in 1985.

1990–1997

The circle with a TV screen used in the first two Showtime logos from 1980-1990, was dropped in this revision of the prior logo, leaving only the italic Showtime text in Franklin Gothic font.

1997–present

Showtime 1997

In 1997, the Showtime channels received a new logo and on-air looks designed by Chermayeff & Geismar, featuring the text "SHO" in negative space on a red circle.

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