Briskin Productions/LBS Communications/Columbia Pictures

[brandonefron2044]

Columbia and LBS spun off as separate companies before Columbia and Tristar formed Columbia Tristar Domestic Television in 1994.

[ApacheMan2K]

MST3K fans might know the Columbia Pictures logo in this video to feature in the episode that included "Village of the Giants".

[DVaccarelli1988]

The Columbia Pictures Television Jingle sounds a little distorted.

[iLoveClassicTV]

Wow, that's one terrible edit! Oh, and PLEASE preserve that tape, since that version of FX is long gone! Is that an Aussie tape? I remember the Australian version of FX showing "Casey Jones" around '96 or '97, before the channel shut down.

[jaredrednaxela]

I agree with Jac2Mac about that pathetic plastering after "Casey Jones." When was that recorded?

[ShaDeed329]

So "Casey Jones" used the same thing too like "Father Knows Best", eh?

[Jac2Mac]

Yet another crappy logo plastering over the original Screen Gems logo, this time with LBS who had nothing to do with Screen Gems or Columbia, plus both logos are in color instead of Black and White.

[mcy919]

Columbia and LBS formed Colex Enterprises, which may have been used on this show before they plastered their own separate logos over it.

[ClassicTVMan1981X]

@mcy919

Yes; that subdivision ran in the years 1984-88, and the logo, whose music sounds like something straight out of an 8-bit video game music soundtrack, had also appeared on 1980s reruns of "Father Knows Best," "The Donna Reed Show" and "The Monkees," among others.