This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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| 1971–1977 | 1977–1979 | 1979–1980 | 1980–1986 | 1986–1987 | 1987–1992 | 1992–1996 |
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WRBT[]
1971–1977[]
1977–1979[]
On September 5, 1977, ABC moved its Baton Rouge affiliation to WBRZ. At that time, WRBT took the NBC affiliation previously on WBRZ.
1979–1987[]
1979–1980[]
1980–1986[]
June 1980 logo
1982-1983 logo #1
1982-1983 logo #2
WRBT-TV bumper/id from mid-1985
Variant from NBC's "Let's All Be There" campaign (1985-1986)
In 1980, United Television (then a subsidiary of 20th Century Fox at the time) purchased WRBT from Rush. In 1981, United sold its station to Vetter Communications when 20th Century Fox sold its stake in United to BHC Communications (itself a subsidiary of Chris-Craft Industries).
1986–1987[]
Come Home to 33 logo from 1986-1987
WVLA (-TV)[]
1987–1992[]
Station ID using graphics from NBC's "Come Home to the Best" campaign
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On November 26, 1987, after building a higher and more powerful tower that boosted its signal to a full five million watts, WRBT became WVLA and abandoned its Helvetica Bold 33 in favor of this circle 33.
1992–1996[]
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WVLA-TV's Channel 33 Video ID From The Mid 1990's
WVLA-TV's Channel 33 Video ID From 1993
1996–2000[]
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Station ID (1996-1998)
Station ID (1997-1998)
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2000–2001[]
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2001–2002[]
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2002–2007[]
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This logo is inspired by the one used by WRCB in Chattanooga, TN from 1995 until 2022.
Vertical version of logo
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Station ID using NBC's 2005-06 promo graphics (2005)
Station ID used during the 2006 Winter Olympics featuring NBC's 2005-06 promo graphics
Promo end tag used during the 2006 Winter Olympics featuring NBC's 2005-06 promo graphics
Station ID using NBC's 2006-07 ID graphics (2006)
2007–2015[]
Logo for WVLA serving the Acadiana market on cable.
Station ID used during the 2014 Winter Olympics
Station ID using NBC's 2013 ID graphics (2015)
Station ID for This TV, broadcast on digital subchannel 33.2 from 2008-2012.
2015–present[]
2015–2021[]
Promo used during the 2018 Winter Olympics
2021–present[]
Olympics logo (2021-present)
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Station ID used during the 2021 Summer Olympics
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Promo used during the 2021 Summer Olympics
Station ID used during the 2022 Winter Olympics
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