Welcome. This gallery is consisted of the various
television idents of CBS as seen from then and now. Enjoy the
gallery!
1946
Early CBS TV logo.
1947
One of the first standard CBS TV
logos
1952
Infamous
CBS Eye logo
1952
Mid '50s show opener
1950s
CBS curtain close
CBS's original color ident from the
late 1950s
1966
CBS, In Color
Late
1960s
generic CBS network ID
1970
"We Put It All Together"
1973
"The Best is Right Here on
CBS"
1974
"There's Something in The
Air"
1975
"Catch the Brightest Stars"
1976
"The Hot Ones"
This ID was used in observance to
the Bicentennial of the United States.
1977
CBS 1977 Network ID
1978
"Turn Us On, We'll Turn You
On"
1979
"We're Looking Good"
1980
"Looking Good Together"
1981
"CBS: Reach for the Stars"
1982
"Great Moments"
1983
"We've Got the Touch"
1984
Series 2 of "We've Got the
Touch"
1985
Series 3 of "We've Got the
Touch"
1986
"Share the Spirit of CBS"
1987
"CBS Spirit"
1988
"CBS: Television You can
Feel"
1989
"Get Ready for CBS"
1990
Series 2 of "Get Ready"
1991
"The Look of America"
1992
Standard CBS network ID
1994
"Everyday People"
1995
"You're on CBS"
1996
"Welcome Home to a CBS
Night"
1997
"CBS: Welcome Home"
1998
More of "CBS: Welcome Home"
1999
"The Address is CBS"
2000
"CBS: It's All Here"
2001
Series 2 of "CBS: It's All
Here"
2002
Series 3 of "CBS: It's All
Here"
2003
Series 4 of "CBS: It's All
Here"
CBS
News
CBS
Sports
CBS
Television City (Est, 1952)
One of CBS's West Coast film and TV
studios.
CBS
Productions (Est. 1950s)
CBS's independent TV production
division. Also known as CBS Entertainment
Productions, and CBS Eye Too Productions.
CBS
Films (1950s-1971)
Distribution arm for CBS
off-network programs from the mid 1950s to 1971.
The predecessor to Viacom Enterprises. Also known
as CBS Television Film Sales and CBS Enterprises,
Inc.
CBS
Broadcast International (Est.
1980s)
CBS's worldwide program
distribution division.
CBS News
Productions (Est, 1940s)
CBS's news production
division.
CBS
Theatrical Films (1970s-Mid
1980s)
CBS's short-lived motion picture
production division.
CBS
Video (Est. 1978)
Home video division of CBS, Inc.
Also released titles under the joint ventures of
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in the late 1970s and 20th
Century Fox in the mid 1980s.
And now, here are five of
the top 10 standard CBS affiliates across the USA.
WCBS-TV
New York
East coast flagship station.
Originally WCBW back in the Late
'40s - Mid '50s.
WBBM
Chicago
Originated from NBC affiliate WBKB
Channel 4, when the station was later acquired by
CBS in early 1953 and changed their name and
channel number later in the year.
KYW
Philadelphia (est.
1932)
Originally known as WPTZ, a Philco
Television station; later became WRCV in the late
'50s. Became a Group W Westinghouse Broadcasting
station in the mid '60s, adopting call letters from
WKYC Cleveland. Became a CBS station in 1995,
following the merger with Westinghouse.
WUSA
Washington D.C.
A Gannett Broadcasting
Station
Originally known as WOIC-TV in the
1949, then later as WTOP-TV, A Post-Newsweek
Station, starting in 1954. Became WDVM-TV in 1978,
and finally WUSA in 1986.
KCBS-TV
Los Angeles (est.
1931)
West Coast Flagship CBS
Station.
Originally known as Don Lee's KTSL
back in the early '50s, then KNXT prior to April
1984.
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