NBC In Living Color | Retro Junk Commercial

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Such a pretty logo.

This NBC Logo have dreaming music and new age music and I love it when I sleeping when I was 11 months old on my mom's old videocassette from eBay from 1987

This NBC peacock logo looks kinda old. But we have a new NBC peacock logo from 1983.

Seinfeld: Why did you say the NBC In Living Color peacock?!? (audience laughs)

Just about the best "bumper" ever. Comes a close 2nd to the spinning "CBS Special Presentation" with the cool drums.

We didn't get a colour TV until about 1973, and I loved this peacock. True, the one that they use now to identify the network isn't as good, but since all shows are in colour now, they don't really need it. That being said, I'd rather have the stylized peacock than the "N" that was used in between these 2 logos. Also, does anyone have the other older NBC ID that came up after a show was over? As each letter came up, there was a tone for each letter and a colour change in the background for each as well.

Peter Griffin: He-he-he-he! You said "peacock"!

LONG LIVE THE PEACOCK!!!

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The NBC peacock on a late 1960s RCA color TV (played from VHS)

This logo was used for Star Trek and other NBC shows in the early 60's. My dad told me that NBC really made a big deal about this when color TV's were first introduced.

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I live this one. isnt this from the 60's? we really need a 60's page.

i love the old nbc logo..wish they still used it

the new logo nowadays isn't obvious that its a peacock. It isn't in color (in most cases) and theres a tiny little triangle cut out of one of the feathers.

The NBC Peacock is a true television icon. From the time it first appeared, the Peacock would more than just represent a new, colourful way of viewing the world through television; it would give NBC a new and ever-enduring identity.

It might have meant something to me if my family owned a colour TV back in the day but we didn't own a colour TV so it doesn't mean a whole lot to me.

This one's from the 60's, too.

NBC In Living Color (1970)