On Tiny Planets, the logo is to the left of the Pepper's Ghost Productions logo.This one has no byline or URL underneath at all. On some VHS and DVD releases of Sesame Street, the logo is still.At the end of Sesame English, a superimposed variant is seen.On 2003-06 (Seasons 34-37) Sesame Street episodes, the in-credit variant from 2001 is seen during the end of the 1992-2006 credit sequence.On The Upside Down Show, the text 'THE UPSIDE DOWN SHOW is a production of' is seen on top of the logo.There exists a variant where the URL is blurred out.On the Japanese co-production of Sesame Street the logo is in-credit along with the TV Tokyo logo.On Pinky Dinky Doo, the blue house and green roof logo is still and the byline is green.On Alam Simsim, the logo is green on an orange background with kids' drawings.Another extended variant used on a Sesame Workshop trailer has the logo zooming out from the center and the animation playing as usual. There is an extended variant that is practically the URL and the 'nonprofit organization' variants combined into one, where it fades in between the bylines (from the nonprofit one to the URL one).On early 2000s episodes of Plaza Sésamo, an image of the logo flies around with the Televisa logo.Some have a copyright date, such as the Dutch co-production Sesamstraat.On Dragon Tales: Dragon Seek for PlayStation, the purple house and red roof logo is still.Pre-2005 broadcasts for seasons 1 and 2 avert this, however, with the credits fading out to make room for the logo. On many PBS prints of Dragon Tales, the text from the credits can briefly be seen over the logo at the start.Underneath the text is a still version of the blue house and green roof logo and the website URL is underneath also in blue. It features blue colored text reading Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization, puts the proceeds it receives from sales of Sesame Street products right back into its educational projects for children around the world. A special variant was used for a short time in 2003.Another variant has been discovered using the purple house and red roof, and features a byline reading 'A nonprofit educational organization' below the 'sesameworkshop' text, and the '' URL can be seen underneath the nonprofit byline.On some occasions, the 'URL can be seen below the 'sesameworkshop' text.

The text 'The nonprofit organization behind Sesame Street and so much more' (in the same color as the house) is shown below on occasion.This is the first variant to contain the byline described below. Purple house and red roof (second most common variant).Green house and purple roof (most common variant).The text is filled with both of the outlines' colors a render example is sesame workshop. House and Roof Variants: Throughout the years, the house and roof vary in color, with the roof having a different color than the house the outline of 'sesame' is the roof's color while 'workshop' is the house's color. Some of the glitter remains to form a lightning bolt with a star on top, some sprinkles to the left to fill 'sesame', and some sprinkles to the right to fill 'workshop'.

The house bounces and the roof explodes open, sending the glitter sprinkling all over. The window of the house is filled with yellow glitter. Visuals: On a white background, there is an abstract house with a roof and the text 'sesameworkshop' outlined below. Spanish variant from a Mexican version of Sesame Beginnings: Make Music Together

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