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| − | On May 9, 2012, TV Land overhauled its logo for the first time, after having had only minor updates to its logo for the first 16 years of its existence. The new logo incorporates titled positive and normal-angled negative space versions of the retro TV screen logo used since its launch while utilizing a modified version of the "Fute PL Demi" typeface. This change was made in order to "acknowledge the network's roots" but reflect how the network is also broadcasting original series |
+ | On May 9, 2012, TV Land overhauled its logo for the first time, after having had only minor updates to its logo for the first 16 years of its existence. The new logo incorporates titled positive and normal-angled negative space versions of the retro TV screen logo used since its launch while utilizing a modified version of the "Fute PL Demi" typeface. This change was made in order to "acknowledge the network's roots" but reflect how the network is also broadcasting original series. |
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| + | In May 2015, TV Land began to transition away from the original double trapezoid imaging it had on its logo since it first launched, when the new Sutton Foster series Younger was launched without either traditional TV Land branding or advertising, choosing instead to go with a different imaging campaign to the point that "TV Land" was merely shown in regular text on-screen during the series to differentiate it from the rest of the network's schedule. The network officially announced the introduction of the rebranding on June 23, 2015. [[Loyalkaspar]] were behind the new look. |
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Revision as of 15:07, 6 January 2020
This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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| 1996–2000 | 2001–2009 | 2009–2012 | 2012–2015 | 2015–present |
1996–2000
TV Land launched at 8:00 pm Eastern Time on April 29, 1996. The "Nick at Nite's" prefix accompanied it in full-time usage until December 31, 1996, and was used sparingly thereafter.
2001–2009
On January 1, 2001, the network introduced a streamlined logo, which traded the uneven-ness of the original design for a more rigid form, and restricted the wedge serif type to the "TV" and the sans serif type to the "LAND" in the logo.
2009–2012
On November 23, 2009, the network changed its logo to a more simplified form, keeping the double-trapezoidal outline, but removing the outlines around each letter and simplifying the fonts, with the "TV" letters rendered in Clarendon. TV Land also gained a slogan, "Laugh more", in December 2011.
2012–2015
On May 9, 2012, TV Land overhauled its logo for the first time, after having had only minor updates to its logo for the first 16 years of its existence. The new logo incorporates titled positive and normal-angled negative space versions of the retro TV screen logo used since its launch while utilizing a modified version of the "Fute PL Demi" typeface. This change was made in order to "acknowledge the network's roots" but reflect how the network is also broadcasting original series.
2015–present
_(Print).svg "TV Land (2015) (Print).svg (4 KB)")
In May 2015, TV Land began to transition away from the original double trapezoid imaging it had on its logo since it first launched, when the new Sutton Foster series Younger was launched without either traditional TV Land branding or advertising, choosing instead to go with a different imaging campaign to the point that "TV Land" was merely shown in regular text on-screen during the series to differentiate it from the rest of the network's schedule. The network officially announced the introduction of the rebranding on June 23, 2015. Loyalkaspar were behind the new look.
External links
TV Land programming
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| Former programming: ALF's Hit Talk Show | Back to the Grind | The Big 4-0 | Candid Camera | Chasing Farrah | The Cougar | The Exes | Family Foreman | First Love, Second Chance | Forever Young | Generation Boom | Happily Divorced | Harry Loves Lisa | Here's the Story | High School Reunion | Hot in Cleveland | How'd You Get So Rich? | I Pity the Fool | Impastor | Jennifer Falls | The Jim Gaffigan Show | Kirstie | Living in TV Land | Lopez | Make My Day | My First Time | Nicole's Fan Hour | Nobodies | Oddly Confidential | Retired at 35 | She's Got the Look | Sit Down Comedy with David Steinberg | Teachers | The Soul Man | That's What I'm Talking About | TV Land: Myths and Legends | War Legends | Younger (Season 1–6)
Specials: TV Land Awards | TV Land Confidential  |
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