Luke2505's Worst Logo Plasters: Volume 3

After a long wait, I'm finally proud to present the next instalment of my Worst Plasters series!
A big thank you to everyone who uploaded the plasters that I have included in this video!
Much like Volume 2, this Volume contains a compilation of logo plasters with no commentary. Every future Volume of the series will follow this format.
I'll also be creating a playlist for the series soon so you have an easy way to watch every volume.
Hope you enjoy this video - make sure you let me know in the comments which plaster you thought was the worst!

[@SGF4.]

2:00 that theme seems pretty fitting. It not too much of an awful plaster.

[@milesthepeacefulinkling286]

3:38 to 3:42 - I call this 'The Meowing Tower'!

[@KimiIceman22]

2:51 Very fitting even though it's a mistake!

[@MrSmith1984]

My thoughts on the examples you have posted: *The Hungarian Prints of Inspector Gadget are rather interesting; in that they use the Audio of the Cookie Jar Logo, but actually keep the original DIC Logos and even the added/plasteted Saban Entertainment Logos (who used to distribute the DIC Library until 2006), all the while being in HD as well. My suspicion is that the Hungarian Distributor of Wildbrain's content (perhaps even Wildbrain themselves) simply remastered (to HD) the local prints they had of DIC's shows, but somehow did a really half-assed job of logo plastering during this process. I wonder why they didn't simply obtain Remastered HD Prints from the United States instead? *The fanfare of the 1974-1977 CPT Logo goes surprisingly well with the 1982-1993 CPT Logo. *To my knowledge, 20th Century Fox was never involved with the distribution of Escape to Victory. So I really don't know how their fanfare ended up on that particular print of the film. *I believe thats the first time I've seen a botched attempt to plaster the 1963-1965 Screen Gems Logo with the 1983-1993 CPT Logo.

[@Luke2505]

I wonder if it was cheaper to buy the dubbed soundtrack and add it to their existing prints than get entirely new prints. I've seen this before but usually its the other way around - for example, a remastered print of Rawhide continued to use the old dub track, so you could hear the Viacom logo's soundtrack playing over the CBS Television Network card.

[@MrSmith1984]

@@Luke2505 I've also come across prints where it's clear that while the print itself was remastered, the soundtrack comes from a different source (the studio logo themes are often the biggest giveaway of this). Here is the thing though; if Wildbrain's Hungarian Distributors did indeed make the effort to Remaster their own local prints to a HD Standard (rather than source new HD Prints from North America), why not simply reuse the same (Hungarian Dubbed) soundtrack as before? The only possible answer (as far as I'm aware) is that a New Hungarian Dub was created alongside this HD Remastering Process. Hence why the Cookie Jar Theme ended up getting added in the process. Regardless; answering your original question, I have good reason to believe it would have been cheaper to simply source New HD Prints from North America. Especially if they were going to create a New Hungarian Dub anyway.

[@GutterBallStudios]

I knew there were more plasters you wanted to post! Thank you for part 3

[@DanZero77]

At 0:49 you thought it was over, but it's NOT! I'd rather see the V of Doom than the music over a film leader with creepy visuals!

[@MiiGameplaysHD]

2:39 you can still see the first "stick" being drawn lmao who did these plasters?

[@37JTVOfficial]

Fox Kids 1:22 Paramount TV Cutoff 2:23 © COPYRIGHT 1984 3:16 Paramount TV Twist 3:31 Paramount (Viacom 1986) 3:53 MJP Cutoff Sony 4:17

[@Liamking-s3d]

For The Winds of War, I think the original credits were faster, so they slowed it down for some reason, but then they forgot to edit the audio. And for CBS and Universal, I think the audio was from another failed plaster. Also, I don't know how people forget about adding the footage, instead of just the audio. That's just lazy.

[@ЮлияБогданова-з2ь]

Lorimar like 20th century fox

[@progressman95]

These videos are very interesting!!!!! also WHY DID TCF PLASTER MIMSIE ):

[@Luke2505]

for whatever reason, Fox really doesn't like to retain MTM logos. It surprises me really

[@Server2008]

@@Luke2505 yeah, though atleast there are some points where they do retain MTM logos so atleast they have some sort of remorse

[@37JTVOfficial]

Cinar Logo 1989 Plaster 0:59

[@yourlocalpensulilvanian]

its here

[@ЮлияБогданова-з2ь]

Cbs paramount television like Cbs television distribution

[@davidriley1702]

1) 3:31 Broadcaster's mistake 2) 3:39 Distributor's mistake 3) 3:54 Owner's Mistake 4) 4:03 see number 2 5) 4:10 see number 3 6) 4:19 no wonder Columbia Pictures was laughed at 7) 4:24 Haste makes waste

[@alexmeyers2274]

Actually i watching friday night lights on dvd it had no logo in all episode season 1 keep credits but it cut logo straight episode for reasons why cut logos for it even streaming service keep logos so why cut logos

[@Luke2505]

was it an official dvd release or some sort of third party one?

[@alexmeyers2274]

Yeah even streaming services retain logos for some reason universal or nbc aired this also i saw sony pictures television x2 in fetv

[@damienchance3153]

@:39 wait..i thought the Viacom v of Doom is going to Pop up right now