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Warner Bros. Television Division[]

1955–1967[]

Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television[]

1967–1970[]

Warner Bros. Television[]

1970–1972[]

1972[]

This logo is essentially its 1972 film counterpart, but includes a ring reading "TELEVISION", much akin to the logos that its parent company Warner Bros. had used from 1948 to 1967 and would use from 1984 to 2020.

1972–1984[]

1972–1977[]

1977–1984[]

This logo is essentially Warner Bros.'s 1972-1984 "Big W" logo designed by Saul Bass, but with the words "WARNER BROS. TELEVISION" placed above it.

In-credit versions[]

1984–1998[]

1984–1990[]

This logo is essentially its 1984-1990 film counterpart (featuring the return of Warner Bros.'s 1948 logo), only with the letters "WARNER BROS. TELEVISION" placed above it.

1990–1992[]

Warner Bros. TV 1990

Same as before, only with its 1990-1992 film counterpart, with the byline changed to read "A TIME WARNER COMPANY".

1992–1998[]

Wbtv1992

Same as before, only with its 1992-2001 film counterpart, with the byline changed to read "A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY".

1994–1997, 1999–2001[]

WBTV 1994

A different logo was used that featured a lighter colored shield with its ring reading "WARNER BROS. TELEVISION" on a different cloud background, with the Time Warner Entertainment byline appearing below it (appearing slightly three-dimensional along with the letters on the ring) in a slightly different shade of yellow.

1998 (75 Years)[]

Warner Bros. Pictures logo TNCTM

This logo is basically the 75th anniversary version of its film counterpart, which is just a shot of the 1998 theatrical logo.

2000–2001[]

WBTV 2000

Same as the 1984, 1990 and 1992 logos, only with the ring reading "WARNER BROS. TELEVISION" instead of "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" (much akin to the 1994 logo) and a URL reading "www.warnerbros.com" placed underneath the Time Warner Entertainment byline. It had only appeared for a short time before Time Warner merged with America Online, which owned Time Warner before it got the "Aol." logo in 2009.

2001–2003[]

WBTV 2001

This logo is basically the closing version of its 2001 film counterpart, only with the ring reading "WARNER BROS. TELEVISION". Occasionally, the "www.warnerbros.com" URL would appear beneath the AOL Time Warner byline.

2003–2021[]

WBTV 2003 Bylineless

This logo is the same as the 2001 logo, only with no byline for the first time since 1967. Occasionally, the "www.warnerbros.com" URL appears beneath the logo.

2005 (50 Years of Quality)[]

Despite the fact that it almost erroneously used the 75th anniversary logo of its film counterpart in 1998, this logo was used to commemorate the television counterpart's 50th anniversary.

2014–2020[]

2014–2020 (DC Comics/DC Vertigo version)[]

2018–2020 (Non DC Comics/DC Vertigo version)[]

Note: Although Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and AJ and the Queen are not owned by DC Comics, it still use the DC Comics' version of the WBTV shield instead.

2017–2021[]

Warner Bros. Television Enhanced 2017 logo

Same as the 2001 and 2003 logos, but only the shield and cloud background are redone. The shield is also 3D and made to look more like the shield from the theatrical logo, and it is a little more shiny.

Later in summer 2018, the shield is now zooming in closer and the cloud are now moving left.

2020–2023[]

2020–2023 (DC Comics/DC Vertigo version)[]

2020–2023 (Non DC Comics/DC Vertigo version)[]

Warner Bros. Television Studios[]

2021–2023[]

Warner Bros Television 2021

Despite the name change, the original "Television" name was used on this logo and its logo is the same as its 2021 film counterpart logo.

2023–present[]

Warner Bros. Television (2023)

The logo is the same as its 2023 movie counterpart, except the word "PICTURES" is replaced by "TELEVISION" on the banner.


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