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The conservative Nixon government had already terminated NET as a network, and PBS was concerned that a red left-facing P-head would be seen as a pro-Communist signal if it had been permitted.

This was only used on PBS parodies on Saturday Night Live and was never used by PBS itself. This can still be found on VHS and DVD copies of Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman . Version with Yellow Text.

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Logo of the original PBS Kids channel (stylised as kidschannel), which first aired in 1999. The channel closed in 2005 to prepare for the launch of PBS Kids Sprout.

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On 2016, a new logo was revealed. As of 2020, it's no longer used on PBS programming itself, aside from occasional reruns of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and a few other shows that still feature it. Other logos []

On June 23, 2022, Vermont PBS and co-owned radio network Vermont Public Radio rebranded to Vermont Public. Official website

In August 2015, KTCA/KTCI rebranded from "Twin Cities Public Television" to "Twin Cities PBS" (albeit retaining the "TPT" sub-brand introduced with the 1999 co-branding of the stations) to highlight their status as the PBS member stations for the Minneapolis–St. Paul market.