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Nicknames: "W.E.I.R.D." "Chevron's Argentine Brother (With Poor FX/SFX)" |
Nicknames: "W.E.I.R.D." "Chevron's Argentine Brother (With Poor FX/SFX)" |
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Logo: We begin with a blue-purple gradient background, and the Cosmos Video logo on a blue background of different shades flips in. After a while, another flip occurs before we cut to cabinet doors opening to show footage of flamingos flying, a baby crawling, and a satellite flying in space (a door appears before each clip) before the gradient appears again and the logo flips in and out one last time. |
Logo: We begin with a blue-purple gradient background, and the Cosmos Video logo on a blue background of different shades flips in. After a while, another flip occurs before we cut to cabinet doors opening to show footage of flamingos flying, a baby crawling, and a satellite flying in space (a door appears before each clip) before the gradient appears again and the logo flips in and out one last time. |
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Revision as of 21:47, 22 January 2021
Logo description by Logohub
(1990's)
Nicknames: "W.E.I.R.D." "Chevron's Argentine Brother (With Poor FX/SFX)"
Logo: We begin with a blue-purple gradient background, and the Cosmos Video logo on a blue background of different shades flips in. After a while, another flip occurs before we cut to cabinet doors opening to show footage of flamingos flying, a baby crawling, and a satellite flying in space (a door appears before each clip) before the gradient appears again and the logo flips in and out one last time.
FX/SFX: The flipping, the cabinet doors opening, and the footage.
Music/Sounds: A cheap synth and piano tune that sounds like something you'd hear on a SEGA Genesis video game, or even Sonic the Hedgehog.
Availability: Very rare.
Editor's Note: The second half of the logo is actually a slowed-down, bad-quality version ofa Chevron sponsor trailer from the 1983 National Geographic specialBorn of Fire, which is considered a blatant act of theft.
