Universal Television Logo (September 16, 1991-July 12, 1997)

Nicknames: «CGI Globe», «MCA Globe VIII», «CGI MCA Globe», «90s Globe», «90s MCA Globe», «CGI '90s MCA Globe» Logo: It's nearly the same as its 1991 motion picture counterpart, but with a few differences: The animation seems to be a tad cheaper than the movie logo. Whereas that logo featured shiny gold lettering for «UNIVERSAL» in Copperplate Gothic Bold, a detailed globe model (which were both models filmed with motion control), and an impressive-looking starfield, the TV version features a gradient «texture» on «UNIVERSAL», and a slightly less detailed globe (which are both in CGI), and starfield. Also, there is no flash at the beginning as well and the MCA byline is white. «TELEVISION» appears in white, and spaced out to fit the width of «UNIVERSAL». Like previous logos, «IN ASSOCIATION WITH» usually appears in white centered above all other text. Trivia: This logo is based on the print movie artwork logo designed by Glen Wexler.