Generic Film Leaders

Background

These are the policy trailers used by Rank Video Services America and theaters carrying the Bounce with Bugs Bunny/Bounce with Mr. Whiskers pre-show on CBS from September 14, 1927-September 15, 2000 and January 30, 2019-present and Nick's Noggin (now Nick Jr.) from February 2, 1999-February 12, 2019.

1st Leader (May 17, 1989-August 27, 2002, November 26, 2021)

Gulf+Western variant

 

First Paramount Communications variant

Second Paramount Communications variant

Viacom variant

 

 

Nicknames: "Feature Presentation", "Abstract Mountain", "The Bumper-esque Logo"

Logo: On a background filled with blue/indigo squares, we see a blue square with the Paramount print logo on it, with an embossed mountain and the stars and script in gold. The stars shine from left to right, then the square moves and zooms away as the squares behind it move off, revealing the stacked words "FEATURE PRESENTATION" in gold zooming in on a heliotrope gradient background. The words shine, and after that, it zooms towards us at breakneck speed. Just when the text engulfs the screen, it cuts to a warning screen, which has a pattern of Paramount mountains in the background.

Bylines: This used whatever byline Paramount was using at the time:

• May 17-October 16, 1989: "A Gulf + Western Company" (used for only six months that year).
• November 9, 1989-May 9, 1995: "A Paramount Communications Company" (the "Feature Presentation" versions have a different font for the Paramount Communications byline: Arial)
• June 13, 1995-January 29, 2016: "A VIACOM COMPANY" (in the same font as the 1990 Viacom logo)

Variants:

• There was a special bumper used for trailers from 1989 to 1997, with the words "COMING ATTRACTIONS" over the heliotrope gradient background, which cuts off after the zoom in.
• On classic animation releases, the policy uses classic animation colors.
• On the re-releases of black and white movies on VHS with the Gulf+Western and Paramount Communications byline versions, the policy and warning screen is in black and white.
• On the 1989 releases of Coming to America (the first release to use this bumper) and Distant Thunder, the policy cuts to black after "FEATURE PRESENTATION" zooms in, then the warning screen fades in.
• There is a very rare long version of the Gulf+Western version where once we fade in, the logo doesn't actually start for a few seconds. Also, once the "FEATURE PRESENTATION" text zooms in, there is a tan screen for a split-second, then the warning screen appears.

Technique: CGI animation, which is very advanced for 1989.

Audio: The 1987 fanfare (originally composed by Jerry Goldsmith), with a male voiceover (Brian Cummings) saying "And now, we're pleased to bring you, our feature presentation."

Audio Variants:

• A variation exists where the announcer says "Paramount is pleased to bring you our feature presentation". This was used with all three byline variants, and can be found on all Laserdisc releases, as well as any VHS releases which have no previews before the film (such as the 1989 releases of the first four Star Trek films, the 1998 release of A Separate Peace, the 2000 release of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, the 2005 remake of Yours, Mine, and Ours, the 2001 release Nick Jr.'s Imagine That!, any promotional copies of movies released by Paramount (except for several of them such as Harriet the Spy, The Ghost and the Darkness, The General's Daughter, Coach Carter, The Longest Yard, Aeon Flux, A Night at the Roxbury, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, Teletubbies: Naughty Noo Noo!, Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh: A Great Day of Discovery Boohbah: Hot Dog, Ghost Town, Rugrats: Phil and Lil Double Trouble, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Rugrats: Grandpa's Favorite Stories, Midnight Man, The Phantom, The Score, A Very Brady Sequel, Beavis and Butthead Do America, The Ghost and the Darkness and Nickelodeon Super Toons), and the 1998 widescreen VHS release of Forrest Gump, while the full screen version has the standard voice-over). This variant also appears on all tapes made and sold exclusively through Columbia House (usually identifiable by the presence of an orange sticker on the cover). On rare occasions, this variation did appear right after previews, such as the 1996 VHS of Ferris Bueller's Day Off and its 2000 reprint, some demo and screener tapes, and a series of three videocassettes sold as part of a 1993 McDonald's promotion, including The Addams Family, Charlotte's Web and Ghost (these releases have the Rank Video Services America (now known as Tapes to The Great Animaniacs) print logo on one of the spines on the slipcovers for those films and a face label on the tapes with a special red, yellow, black and white color scheme).
• On the "COMING ATTRACTIONS" variant, the announcer says "Here are some exciting coming attractions from Paramount."
• On the 1991 screener VHS of Subspecies, the logo is silent. This is probably an error on Paramount's part.

Availability: Ultra common, even the last Betamax tape to use this policy "Mission Impossible" was taped over in July 2018 because of the 2021 Tom and Jerry movie being sold in an orange tape due to the 2021 Amblin Entertainment vault fire due to Pinkfong v. Sony Pictures Entertainment, it appears on most Paramount VHS tapes from 1989-2006.

• The original Gulf+Western variation (which is the least common) made its debut on the May 1989 home video release of Coming to America, and can be found on releases such as the first four Star Trek films, Distant Thunder, The Experts, The Best of Eddie Murphy: Saturday Night Live, Cousins, The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, Major League, Pet Sematary, and Puppet Master, among others. The Gulf+Western byline version can also be found on the 2017 VHS releases of Popeye and The Boss Baby, since those tapes cut the 2002 warning screen instead of the 2006 one.
• The Paramount Communications variation (which is easier to find) debuted on the November 1989 VHS release of Scrooged, and is also on the 1990 VHS release of Grease, the 1991 VHS and Laserdisc releases of Ghost, both Wayne's World films, the 1993 release of Charlotte's Web, and the 1998 widescreen VHS release of Forrest Gump.
• The Viacom variant is extremely common and appears on nearly every Paramount VHS release from 1995 onwards, starting with the June 1995 VHS release of Drop Zone.
• The final Paramount film released on VHS and to use this policy was the 2006 VHS of Yours, Mine & Ours (2005 remake), the last tape to use it overall were the 2006 VHS of Go Diego Go!: Diego Saves Christmas, which is also the last global Paramount VHS released until Zig and Sharko: The Conquistador, the last screener tapes to use it were the CNTwo distributed tapes of Ghost Town, Star Trek, Friday the 13th, Yogi Bear, Footloose, Fun Size, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, Muppets Most Wanted, Planes: Fire and Rescue, Terminator: Genisys, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, Tomorrowland, Inside Out, all 3 Kung Fu Panda films and The Magic Hour. Despite being retired in 2002, the 1966, 1989 and 2008 logos made a guest appearance on the 2021 VHS of Licorice Pizza, released on November 26, 2021, which was the last tape to use it altogether and the last one in the 4:3 aspect ratio in fullscreen.
• On the 1991 LaserDisc release of Apocalypse Now, the 1991 VHS of Raiders of the Lost Ark, the 1998 VHS release of Titanic, and most French Canadian Paramount tapes after Malofilm Video ceased distribution of Paramount titles, this policy is not shown at all, it just goes straight to the warning screen, while on the 1997 releases of The Godfathertrilogy, the logo cuts to black before the 1995 THX logo, as the warnings are placed at the beginning, separate from the logo.
• The normal version strangely appears on the original 1989 VHS release of Major League, a Columbia House print of the VHS of The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear, the 1991 Star Trek: The Movies VHS box set (pan and scan version only; the widescreen edition of the box set uses the other voiceover), a 1995 reprint of Black Rain, the 2005 reissues of Mean Girls and School of Rock, certain prints of Paycheck, and the promotional copy of Rugrats in Paris: The Movie, despite all of those releases having no previews before the film.
• The "COMING ATTRACTIONS" and alternate voiceover versions very rarely appear on the same tape. One tape where this happens is the 1993 release of Delicatessen.
• This and the preceding Stay Tuned After the Movie bumper make surprise appearances on British VHS releases that have special features at the end of the tape, such as The Italian Job and Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life. All other UK VHS releases from 2003-06 just use a variant based on the UK coming attractions bumpers.
• This appears on demo VHS tapes of PBS Kids shows since 2004, which were Boohbah, Caillou, Teletubbies, Pinkfong, Cyberchase, Jakers: The Adventures of Piggly Winks and Postcards From Buster. The normal releases just start with the warning screen used on Paramount DVDs and Blu-ray discs, while Pinkfong releases until 2020 start with the Barney Home Video logo and releases of Pinkfong releases after 2020 start with the current Pinkfong Home Entertainment logo.

2nd Bumper (September 10, 2002-June 29, 2018, June 18, 2019-March 17, 2020, June 2019 in France)

One or more variations of this logo is/are currently missing in action. The missing variation(s) is/are: The Taz version Please do not add reconstructions of the logo variations if any exist, as they are likely not accurate to the actual logo variations. Additionally, do not attempt to add a finalized description of the logo variations until it has been found in its entirety.

90th Anniversary variant

2009 variant

2013 variant

Hanna-Barbera Talking Tom variant

Videotaped Talking Tom variant

Chuck Jones Talking Tom variant

Outfit7 Talking Tom variant

Prototype Bugs Bunny variant

Bugs Bunny variant

Prototype Taz variant

Taz variant

Prototype Mr. Whiskers variant

Mr. Whiskers variant

Prototype French Mr. Whiskers variant

French Mr. Whiskers variant

Prototype Yakko variant

Yakko variant

Prototype Wakko variant

Wakko variant

Prototype Robin variant

Robin variant

In-credit Wakko variant

Prototype Eugenie variant

Eugenie variant

Max variant

First Lincoln Loud variant

Second Lincoln Loud variant

Third Lincoln Loud variant

First Phineas and Ferb variant

Second Phineas and Ferb variant

Third Phineas and Ferb variant

Fourth Phineas and Ferb variant

Fifth Phineas and Ferb variant

Sixth Phineas and Ferb variant

First Zig & Sharko variant

Second Zig & Sharko variant

Third Zig & Sharko variant

Fourth Zig & Sharko variant

Screenvision Zig variant

Woody Woodpecker variant

Prototype Garfield variant

Garfield variant

Prototype Scaredy variant

Scaredy variant

SpongeBob variant

Equestria Girls variant

 

Nicknames: "Feature Presentation II", "CGI Mountain III", "Ultra Majestic Mountain", "Ultra Majestic Perumount","The Analog/Digital Space Hopper"

Opening: We see a gray rabbit bouncing on a ball or flying on a balloon.

Trivia: This policy was animated by Apple Inc.

Technique: Same as the 2015-2020 Paramount Television Entertainment logo.

Bylines:

• September 10, 2002-October 3, 2006: Bugs Bunny (with gold gloves) walks to the camera and sings a song about how to play Wile E Coyote’s Clues. Bugs Bunny then sits in the thinking chair until he stands up and walks close to the camera and hides while Wile E Coyote jumps into the camera and gets down, then Bugs Bunny gets up and moves his hands vertically and shakes them, and Bugs Bunny starts looking for the first clue.
• November 21, 2006-September 29, 2009: Bugs Bunny (with white gloves) stands up with his Handy Dandy Notebook, and puts it down when he tells the viewer the question Wile E. Coyote said to him. After he starts singing the song, he goes to the living room when the ending of the last verse starts and sings the rest of the song and does the same things from the previous logo normally (without the parts where he says "Now what do we do").
• October 27, 2009-August 31, 2010: Same as the previous version, but Bugs Bunny is taller and brighter, and his dancing was changed.
• December 21, 2010-September 25, 2012: Same as the previous version, but Bugs Bunny is shinier, and even shorter than in the 2nd logo, and his dancing was changed again.
• December 4, 2012-December 8, 2015: Same as the previous version, but Bugs Bunny is back to his color scheme from the first logo and switched to his design from The Looney Tunes Show, and his dancing was changed again.
• January 29, 2016-January 13, 2017: The 15th Anniversary version. Same as the 4th version, but the logo was cropped from 4:3 to 16:9, and Bugs Bunny is in a purple tint.
• January 6, 2017-June 29, 2018: Same as the previous version, but Bugs Bunny is now in his design from New Looney Tunes.

Confirmed Versions:

• Warner Village Cinemas/Paramount Cinemas (The original version. 1996, 2000, 2003, 2011, 2012, 2014, Videotaped, 2017, 2018 third-party flying ball, standard 2018 (with Mr. Whiskers or Robin), and Videotaped 2019 versions exist. Used from May 21, 2002-June 29, 2018.)
• Maxwell Atoms (The original version. On a Netherlands print of Dood Water (translated as Dead Water, 2004), a 2003 version exists where the logo looks entirely redrawn with the mask also being slightly different, too. An EP mode version exists on EP mode pressings of Rugrats: Christmas and SpongeBob SquarePants: Sea Stories. Used from 2002-present.)
• Hap Palmer Jr. (He pretends to ride it is shown on the DVD label of Baby Songs: Original, while Amy Weintraub Jr. plays with it. Used from 2003-October 25, 2009, after Paramount couldn't handle selling it again due to a scary part that hurts your ears in it.)
• Tony James (Similar to the Paramount variant, but with a blue handle. Used from 2003-June 17, 2005, until Out of the Box and PB&J Otter were taken off the air.)
• Lola Sonner (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2005-2006.)
• Dora (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on the Dora the Explorer episode Dora's Jack in the Box. Used from 2005-September 3, 2010.)
• The Boss Baby (Similar to the Paramount variant. Only variant to use the 2003 design after November 1, 2006. Used from 2004-2006.)
• Lowly Worm (Similar to the Paramount variant. An EP Mode version exists on EP Mode pressings of Richard Scarry's Best 123's Video Ever. Used from 2009-2018.)
• The Pink Panther (Similar to the Paramount variant. 1941, 2012 and 2014 versions exist. Used from 2010-February 28, 2021, until Qubo was shut down.)
• Rosie O' Donnell (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2003-2006. Seen on the Forah episode "Have A Hond".)
• Gru (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2010-present.)
• Wubbzy (Similar to the Paramount variant. 2009, 2012, 2014 and 2016 versions exist. Used from April 29, 2010-May 30, 2016, until they ditched it and Fredbot (formerly BrickFur) for the Bugs Bunny variant.)
• Timmy Turner (Similar to the Paramount variant. LP Mode, EP Mode, 1941, 1996, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, Videotaped and ultra rare 15th Anniversary versions exist. Two versions exist, with a Kickety Kick Ball, and with a Mr. Whiskers Ball. Used from 2002-present)
• Kai-Lan (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 1941 version exists on the Ni Hao, Kai-Lan episode "Kai-Lan's Big Surprise". Used from 2009-September 3, 2010.)
• Goofy (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas and the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse episodes Daisy in the Sky and Goofy's Hat. A 2018 flying ball variant exists on Bedknobs and Broomsticks (which has a goof where a Paramount logo was also shown when the logo fades out) and Soccermania. Used from 2013-present. Two versions exist, one with a handle, and one with two bars.)
• Barney/Pinkfong (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 2014 version exists. A different dinosaur that looks just like Barney was seen on CoComelon songs. Used from 2010-2012.)
• Baby Bop/Hogi (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2012-2013.)
• Leapfrog Generation 1.5 (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2012-2013.)
• Yellow-Green Boy (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Salli (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 2012 version exists on a trailer for Paramount's D-VHS debut on November 23, 2012. A videotaped version exists on the Cailou Gets Grounded episode Rosie Ruins Caillou's Birthday. A 2018 flying ball variant exists on Caillou Blows Up the White House, albeit being aired in 2014. Used from 2012-2019.)
• Lambie (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2012-2013.)
• Adrian Galindo (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2014-2015.)
• Wibbly Pig (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2014-2015.)
• Curious George (Similar to the Paramount variant. A third-party 2018 flying ball variant exists on the episode Ball Trouble. Used from 2013-present, after Caidin bought it on iTunes with his mommy's credit card to make The Microwave This! Movie in 2018.)
• Bot (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 2012 version exists. Used from 2012-2014.)
• Myron (Similar to the Paramount variant. 2012 and videotaped version exist. Used from 2016-present.)
• Owen (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 2012 version exists. A videotaped version exists on the Total Dramarama episode Toys Will Be Toys. Used from 2016-present.)
• Bubbles (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped, 2016 and 2021 versions exist. Used from 2016-present. Two versions exist, one without the horse face, and one with the horse face, which was the videotaped version.)
• Dorothy Gale (Possibly similar to the Paramount variant. Possibly used from 2017-June 29, 2018. Possibly seen on the Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz episode The Wizard Returns.)
• George Jetson (Similar to the Paramount Cinemas variant, but he's bouncing on the ceiling rather than the floor. Seen on The Jetsons episode Dude Planet. An ultra rare videotaped version of this variant exists, in which he bounces on the floor, although the variant in its entirety hasn't been seen yet due to the third The Poopy Underwear Movie vault fire. Used from January 4, 2017-June 29, 2018.)
• Orange Girl (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Morphle (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2018-2019.)
• Orange Boy (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Red Fox (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-present.)
• Panda (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Gummibär (Similar to the Paramount variant. Shown on the policy trailer I'm a Gummy Bear before the AT&T and Sprint versions of the Regal Entertainment Group Cell Phone Policy Trailer. Used from 2007-June 30, 2015.)
• Marshall (Uses dribbling the ball instead of riding it. A 2018 videotaped flying ball variant exists on the PAW Patrol episode Pups Save A Melon Festival. Used from 2015-present.)
• Yakko (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 1941 version exists on the Animaniacs episode Deduces Wild. Two versions exist, one without the handle on the ball, and one with the handle on the ball. Used from August 2005-present.)
• Homer Simpson (Similar to the Paramount variant. A videotaped version of this variant exists, in which the ball breaks. Used from 2016-present.)
• Mr. Krupp (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2019.)
• Blue-Gray Girl (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Batman (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped, LP Mode and EP Mode versions exist. An ultra rare 2012 version exists, although the variant in its entirety hasn't been seen yet due to the third The Poopy Underwear Movie vault fire. Used from 2017-present.)
• Taz (Similar to the Paramount variant. Two versions exist, its videotaped version, which has a striking resemblance to the "Mr. Whiskers and His Friends Wants to Bounce" version from Paramount Video System and the 3rd leader, and an extended videotaped version, even though it is unknown whether this version, the Bubbles version and Maxwell Atoms' version used an extended version as well, even though they all use the horse ball from the Uncle Grandpa version. A similar variant was seen in four scenes of The Johnson Show episode from December 25, 2020, the same day Paramount's owner TimeWarner and CBS Corporation were merged as ViacomCBS. Used from 2017-June 29, 2018.)
• Boj (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2018.)
• Coyote (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on a Little Bites box at Publix before Caidin-Johnson ran to Regal Entertainment Group. Used from 2016-2017.)
• Felix the Cat (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on the PAW Patrol episode: Pups Save Thanksgiving. Used from 2016-2017.)
• Yang (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used during the first third of 2016, until they ditched it and Fredbot (formerly BrickFur) for the Bugs Bunny variant.)
• Pinkalicous (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from June 16, 2023-present.)
• Shaggy (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from January 4, 2017-June 29, 2018 and June 18, 2019-March 17, 2020.)
• Timmy Time (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2018.)
• Raa Raa the Noisy Lion (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2018.)
• Purple Sunny Bunny (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2018.)
• Looi the Cat (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2018.)
• Blue Boy (Similar to the Caidin-Johnson variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. A 2018 flying ball variant exists on Alvin and the Chipmunks episode Honey, We Shrunk the Adults. There is a widespread myth that the videotaped version was seen on the Alvin and The Chipmunks episode Pack Animal, but it used the SP Mode version instead. Used from 2002-present.)
• Cat (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Monkey (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist.)
• Madame Au Lait (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2016-2022.)
• Bear (Similar to the Paramount variant. 1941 and videotaped version exists. A 2018 flying ball variant exists on the Happy Tree Friends episode It's A Snap. Used from 2002-present.)
• Sheep (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Hedgehog (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Used from 2002-present.)
• Billy (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2018-2019.)
• Dennis The Menace (Similar to the Paramount variant. A 2014 version exists. Used from 2015-present.)
• Mighty Mike (Similar to the Paramount variant. Used from 2017-2018.)
• Pink Girl (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. een on an America’s Funniest Home Videos episode from February 21, 2016. Different pink girls were seen on an Ella Bella Bingo episode, Baby Dool, the Portuguese music video Giddy Up and songs by Little Angel, a rip-off of Barney & Friends. Two versions exist. One with two handles, and one with one handle only. Used from 2002-present.)
• Gumball Watterson (Similar to the Paramount variant, but the normal ball is replaced with a pogo stick with a ball underneath it in the same style as the 15th Anniversary version. 1941, 2012, videotaped and EP Mode versions exist. Five versions exist, with a Kickety Kick Ball, with a Mr. Whiskers Ball, a Paramount Domestic Television version with two handles, a Paramount Domestic Television version with one handle only, and the pogo stick with a ball underneath it. Used from 2017-June 29, 2018.)
• Simon Super-Rabbit (Similar to the Paramount variant. Three versions exist, with a Kickety Kick Ball (December 17, 2016-January 13, 2017), with a Mr. Whiskers Ball (January 4, 2017-June 29, 2018), and the pogo stick with a ball underneath it (July 9, 2018-present). Used from 2016-present.)
• Talking Tom (Similar to the Paramount variant. Both Videotaped and filmed versions of the 1941-2019 variants exist, even though the 1941-2019 variant is only allowed to be heard on Barney & Friends, Looney Tunes, Blue’s Clues, Dora the Explorer, Oswald, Bear in the Big Blue House, Ni Hao Kai Lan, Happy Tree Friends, Wow! Wow! Wubbzy, Go Diego Go, Yo Gabba Gabba, Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, SpongeBob SquarePants, Rugrats, Shows produced by PBS Kids, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Higglytown Heroes and films or direct-to-video programs made by Paramount Pictures and 20th Century Fox. Only variant to use the 2011 design after April 17, 2015.  Three versions exist, one with the filmed 1941 scream, one with the default 1941 scream, and one with the videotaped 1941 scream. Used from August 20, 2007-present, after Caidin started liking Metro Goldwyn Mayer.)
• Steve/Joe (Some people could argue that the blue's clues episode Blue's Sad Day (released on October 16, 2005) debuted this cell phone policy because of having an extended variant where the host gets off the ball at the end, but it actually debuted on target tour because on that day, nick jr. aired a different episode and Playhouse Disney removed Out of the Box on January 20, 2005. 1941, 1996 and 2000 versions exist on the Blue's Clues episode "The Story Wall" and the Blue's Room episode "Knights of The Snack Table". Used from August 2005-April 2007.)
• SpongeBob/Equestria Girls (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on the Wii game SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab. EP Mode, 2012 and 2016 versions exist on the episodes F.U.N., "Arrgh!", Something Smells, Bubble Buddy, The Gift of Gum, It Came from Goo Lagoon, My Little Pony: Equestrian Girls and Pinky Spy. It also existed as a theatrical version since 2020. A 2018 third-party flying ball variant exists on the episodes Walking Small and Gary's New Toy. Three versions exist. One where he blows up the whole ball as a hat with his breath at the beginning of the policy, one where he does the same thing as the other hosts, and one with Pinky Pie instead of SpongeBob. Used from October 7, 2010-October 24, 2022, when Caidin started hating SpongeBob SquarePants, switched to My Little Pony: Equestria Girls, and switched to Screenvision.)
• Generic Bugs Bunny (Jeff Bezos)/Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (Similar to the Marshall variant. Videotaped, Corporate, EP Mode, 1941, 2016, 2017, 2018 flying ball, standard 2018 and 2019 versions exist. Four versions exist, with the Viacom byline in it's 1990 "Wigga-Wigga" font, with the Viacom byline in in its 2005 font, with Mr. Whiskers without his safety glasses, and with Mr. Whiskers with his safety glasses. Used from October 26, 2009-June 15, 2023, before it became incompatible for Paramount Home Entertainment until later that year due to HiT Entertainment fully being absorbed to Paramount Family Entertainment, due to the Caidin-Johnson variant. The videotaped version was seen on most Paramount Family Entertainment films from digital prints of Mission Impossible: Fallout to Disenchanted.)
• Generic Robin/Eugenie (Similar to the Paramount variant. 1941 videotaped, 2016 videotaped, corporate, LP Mode, EP Mode, 2018 flying ball, standard 2018, 2019 and 2021 versions exist. Used from December 2017-June 15, 2023. Two versions exist, one with Robin, and one with Eugenie. A corporate version also exists. The videotaped version was seen on the Zip Zip short Fun Activities.)
• Generic Wakko (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped, LP Mode, EP Mode and 2018 flying ball versions exist. Seen on the Animaniacs episode Chalkboard Bungle and the DVD cover of Animaniacs: Volume 2. Used from 2016-present. A 2018 flying ball variant exists on the Animaniacs episode Phranken-Runt. A corporate version also exists.)
• Generic Max (Similar to the Paramount variant. Only a 2012 version only exists on the Sam & Max: Freelance Police episode Dysfunction of the Gods, the very first Sam & Max episode duplicated by Rank Video Services America. However, it was never used and was a corporate variant. This is also the only Generic version to not have a 2018 flying ball variant.)
• Generic Woody Woodpecker (Similar to the Paramount variant. Videotaped and corporate versions exist. Two versions exist, a regular videotaped version, and an extended videotaped version. Used from July 9, 2018-present.)
• Generic Sharko (Similar to the Paramount variant. EP Mode, corporate, 2012, 2018 Flying Ball and videotaped versions exist. Seen on the Zig and Sharko episodes The Conquistador, Bosum Buddies, An Evil Panda and A Perfect Copy. Used from October 5, 2018-March 16, 2020, when a 2012 version was used onwards, and switched to Screenvision.)
• Generic Lincoln Loud (Similar to the Paramount variant. A filmed version exists on post-2017 The Loud House comics. Seen on The Loud House episodes Party Down and Small Blunder. Two versions exist, with a Kickety Kick Ball, and with a Mr. Whiskers Ball. A corporate version also exists. Used from September 19, 2016-present.)
• Generic Ferb (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on the Phineas and Ferb episodes Comet Kermillion, Magic Carpet Ride, Agent Doof and Summer Belongs to You. Used from September 19, 2016-September 17, 2018, after the second beta of Paramount Video System 1.0 came out. A filmed version exists on Phineas and Ferb: The Movie, although the variant in its entirety hasn't been seen yet due to the third The Poopy Underwear Movie vault fire.) A corporate version also exists.
• Generic Garfield (Similar to the Paramount variant. Seen on The Garfield Movie. 2012, Corporate and Videotaped versions exist. Used from September 24, 2016-present.)
• Generic Scaredy Squirrel (Also a version of Paramount Cinemas' "Millennium Collection" logo. Seen on the Scaredy Squirrel episode Rockabye Rock. The 2016 version was a corporate variant, but a 2014 version exists on the Scaredy Squirrel episode "Breaking the Mold". An enhanced videotaped 2018 flying ball variant was surfaced on the episode Tubtastic Two on February 10, 2024. Used from September 24, 2016-present.)

Variants:

• The ball size may vary.
• There’s a version with two handles and a version with one roundish square handle.
• The ball color may vary.
• The ball’s inflation amount may vary.
• The balloon color may vary.
• The balloon size may vary.
• The balloon shape may vary.
• On an unaired pilot of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic from 2008, the flying variant is mixed with the bouncing variant.
• On Scooby Doo: Sia's Fun House, the policy was accidentally recolored with the bottom of the red balls colored dark blue, due to film deterioration.
• Prior to late 2009, a separate Bugs Bunny costume was used outside this cell phone policy trailer on RVSA releases because this costume was unable to be shown in the blue screen effect.
• A variant has the nameless characters replaced by Mr. Whiskers on a real ball. This would later become the movie logo starting with The Nutcracker and the Four Realms.
• On some movies, the logo is slightly enhanced. Noticeable changes include a more reddish wall and pencil drawings rather than crayon drawings.
• A corporate version is known to exist. Known Wile E. Coyote's Clues hosts using this variant are Bugs Bunny, Robin, Mr. Whiskers, Wakko, Eugenie, Max, Woody Woodpecker, Sharko, Ferb, Lincoln Loud, Garfield and Scaredy Squirrel.
• A videotaped version is known to exist. Known Wile E. Coyote's Clues hosts using this variant are the nameless characters, Maxwell Atoms, Timmy Turner, Marshall, George Jetson, Homer Simpson, Salli, Taz, Talking Tom, Madame Au Lait, Simon Super-Rabbit, Gumball Watterson, SpongeBob, Paramount Cinemas, Yakko, Taz, Batman, Myron, Owen, Bubbles, Bugs Bunny, Mr. Whiskers, Wakko, Robin, Eugenie, Ferb, Woody Woodpecker, Scaredy Squirrel, Sharko and Lincoln Loud.
• An LP Mode sponsored version is known to exist. Known Wile E. Coyote's Clues hosts using this variant are Timmy Turner, Batman, Robin and Eugenie.  
• An EP/SLP Mode sponsored version is known to exist. Known Wile E. Coyote's Clues hosts using this variant are the nameless characters, Lowly Worm, Curious George, Timmy Turner, Maxwell Atoms, Shaggy, Gumball Watterson, SpongeBob, Taz, Batman, Bugs Bunny, Mr. Whiskers, Wakko, Robin, Eugenie and Sharko.
• A French version exists where the footage of Mr. Whiskers performing the logo is encircled the mountain are 24 white stars, accompanied by "C'est un film Paramount" in white.
• On the re-releases of black and white movies on VHS with the 2016 versions, the policy and warning screen is in black and white.

Audio:

• September 10, 2002-April 1, 2003: The classic Paramount version of Tic Toc, with Brian Cummings.
• March 31, 2003-November 28, 2015: The classic Paramount Pictures version of Tic Toc, without the voiceover.
• February 21, 2016-March 5, 2019: The Windows Vista startup sound, without the voiceover.
• August 15, 2017-October 16, 2018: The Windows Vista startup sound, with Caidin Johnson from The Johnson Show.
• April 14, 2016-June 29, 2018, June 18, 2019, March 17, 2020: A different song, called Bounce-a is heard over the logo.
• Boing sound effects according to the animation company would be used or the new 2016 fanfare from Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip, Jackass The Movie, Sing, The Peanuts Movie, among others would be used. Sometimes the sound effects from the hopper ball Bouncing would be heard. Otherwise, the opening of the program would be used.

Audio Variants:

• There is a very rare variant which uses the "Paramount is..." voiceover. The only known releases with this variant were Damaged Care, Bleacher Bums, My Horrible Year!, Bobbie's Girl, the demo VHS tapes of SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom Bash and Hey Arnold!: The Movie, Barney's Christmas Star and The Day Reagan Was Shot. Again, these are releases with no previews.
• On the Leapfrog Generation 1.5 variant, the January 2012 Caidin's Laugh theme is used instead.
• May 3, 2014-June 29, 2018: The policy was reanimated with a new fanfare was made based off Two Front Teeth from the 2014 DVD of Disney Sing Along Songs: Very Merry Christmas. The shadow was removed and the ball has light reflection. Bugs Bunny's costume is changed to the one from The Looney Tunes Show, and his legs are closer to the ball.
• The Netherlands print of Dead Water uses the panther roar instead of the standard roar for an unknown reason.

Availability: Ultra rare. 

• Paramount Cinemas/Mr. Whiskers: Both seen in all Paramount, National Amusements, Showcase Cinemas, Cinemark, Century, CineArts, and Tinseltown theaters between May 21, 2002 and October 1, 2017, until it was announced that Netflix would remove Animaniacs from all streaming services until November 20, 2020 and stop selling hopper balls due to over-inflation and sitpopping (though some theaters don't use it on some films between May 16, 2015 and June 29, 2018 don't use it). The last store to sell hopper balls overall was Toys R Us, which closed on June 29, 2018, when it was replaced with the final cell phone policy trailer. 
• However, because France was the only remaining country with Toys R Us locations, it was still used in France until 2019 because Toys R Us was closed in France in 2019.
• It is unknown which of the two versions appears on Operation Sandman: Warriors in Hell, Alien Fury, Border Patrol, The Killing Yard, Club Land, On the Edge, Secret of Giving, The Wilde Girls, A Diva's Christmas Carol, Nella the Princess Knight, Puppy Dog Pals: Going on a Mission!, Bunnicula: Season 1, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight, Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie, Daphne and Velma, Scooby-Doo and the Gourmet Ghost and DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis.
• The first VHS printing of Changing Lanes uses the 2002 version of the Feature Presentation bumper, but it instead cuts to the 1995-2006 warning screen. This is likely due to that tape being the last Paramount movie to be released on VHS before August 21, 2010.
• The "COMING ATTRACTIONS" line was cancelled in 1996 and the "Close Face" line was cancelled in 2007.
• The easiest and worst way to find this logo is Chuck Jones cartoons, such as Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, Scooby-Doo, Little Lulu, Yogi Bear, The Flinstones and Little Audrey. Today, they have been moved to Boomerang on October 14, 2004 except for the VoiceForge ones, which are not on Morris. However, the Chuck Jones cartoons returned on New Years Day of 2009, 2010 and 2014 for commercial uses only.
• Currently, it is seen on Yin Yang Yo: An Oldie But A Goodie, You've Got Snail, Animaniacs: Challboard Bungle, The Loud House: Party Down and Teen Titans Go: Cartoon Feud, which are all permanently in the public domain.
• Out of all VHS tapes that use this policy trailer, the only ones that they on purposely didn't release on DVD are Seasons 1-6 and 15-20 of Barney & Friends, Out of the Box, Looi the Cat and Total Dramarama (for an unknown reason) and 2016-2019 Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons (because the TV counterpart of those shorts "Brandy & Mr. Whiskers" had positive review).
• However, one of the 2016-2019 Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts, which was Pickled Tink was still released on DVD as Risk, Whack, Rob and Max.
• The last unofficial VHS from Tapes to the Great Animaniacs to use this cell phone policy was A Pizza Tweety Pie (which was the rarest Looney Tunes VHS to be released) and the last official tape to use it was the widescreen version of the 2016 VHS of You've Got Snail, released on June 9, 2019. However, since it debuted in the original 2016 version of the You’ve Got Snail VHS, it was still being used on Famous Studios' lobby cards and catalogs until January 14, 2021.
• The 2002 90th anniversary version and the 2002, 2003, 2010, 2012 and 2017 print logo versions are common, as they may be seen on certain 2002 Paramount Home Video VHS releases from the time frame, such as SpongeBob SquarePants: Sea Stories, The Sum of All Fears, MTV Yoga and Rugrats: Christmas. Some 2002 releases, strangely, such asJimmy Neutron: Boy Genius,SpongeBob SquarePants: Halloween,9/11: The Filmmakers' Commemorative Edition,Rugrats Halloween, the Special Edition VHS release ofRat Race, among others, have this policy's print version on the spine but do not have this policy on the tape, as they use the previous policy instead.
• The 2003 prototype version is completely rare and can only be found on the 2016 DVD of The Caidin Show: Bonus Episodes.
• The 2003-2006 version is rare, as the episodes that used it are hard to find, not available on dvd or plastered with new policies, it was spotted on DreamWorks Animation films from 2004 to 2006, but current prints since 2019 use the current DreamWorks Animation logo.
• The 2006-2009 is very common, as the only appearance of the bouncing variant, which was The Gummy Bear Song from icanrockyourworld got over 1 billion views on YouTube. It was used on DreamWorks Animation films but when Universal Pictures began owning the rights to the company in 2017, this policy was removed from their films and current prints of them have the 2012 Universal Pictures logo and the 2019 DreamWorks Animation logo. The unaired pilot of my little pony: friendship is magic from 2008 still has this logo.
• The 2009-2010 version is common, since it was shown on the theme song for Wow Wow Wubbzy, and is a show by Caidin Film Company (one of Paramount Home Media Distribution's partners) and most films and television shows that used that version used the previous policy, the 2014-2016 policy, the 2016-2018 policy and the 2011 Paramount Family Entertainment policy later released VHS tapes based on this show, such as The Loud House and Pinkfong.
• It is possible that this policy could be surfaced on Bob Boyle shows like Yin Yang Yo and The Fairy Oddparents in 2028, despite Animaniacs 2 being delayed and replaced with Brandy, Mr. Whiskers, Muffy, Rob and Mr. Whackadoo on February 16, 2022. So far, the 2016-2018 Picture version was found on The Fairy Oddparents episode Christmas Everyday, the Yin Yang Yo episode An Oldie but a Goodie and the 2016 remake of the Wow! Wow! Wubbzy music video Don't Give Up.
• The 2010-2014 version is uncommon, since can be used on several television episodes on pre-2010 television broadcasts, such as Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer and the Time Life Video VHS of Doctor Barney is Here.
• The 2014-2018 version is extremely rare, as one of it's only official appearances was the 2002 remake of Disney Sing-Along-Songs: Very Merry Christmas Songs on VHS and DVD, which wasn't on the 1988 VHS.
• The 2014-2015 version is very common, since one of this version's most official appearances of this version was Caidin Film Company's first theatrical film, The Caidin Movie, released on June 26, 2015. In January 2016, a widescreen variant of this version was released and used in tandem of the 2016-2018 policy trailer in most episodes of television shows that have weak hopper balls.
• The prototypes and the 15th anniversary versions are uncommon and debuted on Brandy And Mr. Whiskers: You’ve Got Snail on January 29, 2016 and the first film to use one of the normal ones was an America’s funniest home videos episode on February 21, 2016 and the last prototype was used on the PAW Patrol episode: Pups Save A Flying Frog on the same day. The last films to use the 15th anniversary logo were the 2016 subsequent VHS of the Animaniacs episode: Chalkboard Bungle, released on January 10, 2017 and Monster Trucks, released on January 13, 2017. The 15th anniversary variant makes a surprise appearance on the PAW Patrol episode: Pups Rescue Thanksgiving, released on November 21, 2018.
• On September 19, 2016, the company announced that they would use this policy trailer until 2026 for a 25th anniversary policy trailer, but four days later on September 23, 2016, they announced that they would only use it until 2018 due to it's final surviving source, Toys R Us closing.
• Ferb: This version was seen in Paramount, National Amusements, Showcase Cinemas, Cinemark, Century, CineArts, and Tinseltown theaters since September 19, 2016, but it was removed on September 4, 2018 due to announcing that Mr. Whiskers would never appear on-screen with the Phineas and Ferb characters due to them being unavailable since the first build of the second beta release of Paramount Video System 1.0 was released. However, the extended videotaped version of this variant was also seen on a reconstructed D-VHS/DVD release and current reconstructed CBS airings of Phineas and Ferb: The Movie (when they aired it under the umbrella title Bounce with Candace).
• Shaggy: Like Phineas & Ferb, all of the Scooby Doo and Bunnicula films were permanently sold out at National Amusements and Cinemark locations from September 4-17, 2018 due to the Bunnicula characters only appearing on Pinkfong (formerly Barney & Friends) between the first 10 episodes of Season 17, due to the Scooby Doo franchise ending Bunnicula on December 30, 2018 because of that show being too similar to Blue's Clues, which was Mr. Whiskers's least favorite show, even though two Scooby Doo/Bunnicula-themed films, which were Sia's Fun House, released on June 18, 2019 and Cartoon Feud, released on March 17, 2020 kept using it at Paramount and Cinemark theaters.
• Others: This version was seen in Paramount, National Amusements, Showcase Cinemas, Cinemark, Century, CineArts, and Tinseltown theaters between May 21, 2002 and October 29, 2018, but the other versions of this policy were used, it got more rare several times since it's first appearance, such as vandalizing balls, crayons and snowglobes, rebranding Warner Bros. Pictures to Paramount Pictures outside Canada and Italy and injuring and killing innocent people through the years, and has now become near extinction to Wakko killing Skippy from the OG Animaniacs in the reboot and another vault fire at Amblin Entertainment. Due to the 2016 Warner vault fire and post-April 2019 prints of most films from this era have the 3rd logo plastering this one, this is not easy to come across. However, many corporate variants of this policy trailer including those versions were still used as an Easter Egg in Paramount Video System if you open notepad, type in "Mr. Whiskers and His Friends Wants to Bounce", Save the document as "Let’s Bounce" and open it, including ones with Timmy Turner and Wubbzy, ones with Bugs Bunny/Mr. Whiskers, among others.
• Starting on May 26, 2025, the Generic “Wakko” variant of this policy trailer was reintroduced at all four major theater chains - AMC, Regal, Cinemark and Paramount.

3rd Leader (August 21, 2006-April 15, 2014)

Nickname: "The Bouncing Tail"

Logo: Tigger/Wubbzy bouncing on his tail.

Goofs:

• Even though Wubbzy is a human character and has a tail, pigs and tigers have tails, but humans don't have tails.

FX/SFX: Wubbzy/Tigger bouncing on his tail.

Music/Sounds:

• Tigger: A low pitched boing sound effect.
• Wubbzy: A weird type of bouncing sound effect".

Availability: Ultra common. Only seen on Wow! Wow! Wubbzy and Winnie The Pooh Media, and makes a surprise appearance on two other projects which were a flash game on funbrain.com and a YouTube video by Little Angel.

4th Leader (5th logo placeholder) (June 30, 2017-June 29, 2018)

Nicknames: "Inflatable Candy" 

Logo: A gray rabbit blows a little bubble with bubble gum.

Variants:

• There was a 15th anniversary version based on the 2017 version which was only used on the first trailer for Despicable Me 3 from December 14, 2016 but because of the anniversary ending, it was scrapped.
• A videotaped version was sometimes used.
• A German version exists on the German adaptions of Fanboy and Chum Chum: Brain Freeze and The Greatest Show on Earth (both of the only surviving films to use this logo).

Bylines:

• There was a 15th anniversary version based on the 2017 version which was only used on the first trailer for Despicable Me 3 from December 14, 2016 but because of the anniversary ending, it was scrapped.
• The host may vary.
• For the 2017 version, it uses beach ball sound effects and was first seen on the trailers for Home Tweet Home and Despicable Me 3 and the fully animated version debuted on the same films themself, both released on October 29, 2017. Despicable Me 3 was the only film to have this version with a Viacom byline while Home Tweet Home was the only film to have this version with a Crayola byline.
• The original version, which usually made unexpected appearances from 2010-2017, which doesn't have the flying effect has balloon sound effects and after the episode of The Pink Panther Show "A Pink and Stormy Night" on April 2, 2018, this version of the logo was banned, due to it's previous appearance in the international version of Devil May Hare (1954) having the 2017 version on most prints of the tape.

FX/SFX:Flying.

Music/Sounds:The 2009 or 2016 Caidin's Breath logo.

Availability: Ultra rare. It was first seen on the trailer for despicable me 3 and the full animated version debuted on the same film itself and the Merrie Melodies cartoon: home tweet home, both released on October 29, 2017. It also was seen on Devil May Hare, but the only known print of Devil May Hare on YouTube has the ball blow plastered with the balloon blow. It's only most extreme unexpected appearance in the 2000's was Rugrats: Give and Take, which used a staticky version of the 2004 Caidin's Scream logo. The only surviving films with this logo were Fanboy and Chum Chum: Brain Freeze, Camp Lakebottom: Mind Suckers from the Depths and the German adaption of The Greatest Show on Earth. However, none of the films that used this logo were destroyed in the 2016 Warner vault fire because Storks came first. According to Eugenie from Zip Zip, the reason why Taz's version of the 2nd leader was destroyed was due to World War III shootings as mentioned in Inflatable Pogo Whiskers: The Caidin Johnson Theory, meaning that this logo was possibly a placeholder for 90th Anniversary logo.

Legacy: This logo was unofficially retired on its 1st birthday (similar to how the 2nd logo was unofficially retired on its 79th birthday)

5th Leader (July 9, 2018-)

Paramount Home Entertainment:

Noveltoons:

Logo: Same as the 2018 version of the 2011 Paramount Family Entertainment logo, but it's in a thing logo form, videotaped, zoomed out (also known as open-matte), and it fades to a rearrangement of the logo in a black background with the words "FEATURE PRESENTATION" in gold.

Trivia: 

• This logo was designed by TVPaint Animation, who also created the 2020 Animaniacs reboot.
• Despite being a replacement for the 2nd leader, this logo has no new changes to that policy even though it was permanently retired in 2018 due to it's final surviving source, Toys R Us closing. Same material, Same fanfare, Same sound effects, Same everything.
• The portraits of Mr. Whiskers, Wakko, Eugenie, Max, Woody Woodpecker, Marina, Candace, Lincoln Loud, Little Lulu, Little Audrey, Popeye the Sailor Man, Rocco, Lazlo, Luna, Garfield, Scaredy Squirrel and Brandy from the Noveltoons version were captured from the Brandy & Mr. Whiskers short Funky Bunny, the theme song for the Animaniacs reboot, the Zip Zip episode Tail to Tell, the Sam & Max episode Tonight We Love, the Woody Woodpecker episode The Pen is Flightier, the Zig and Sharko episode The Last Figurine, the Phineas and Ferb episode Primal Perry, The Loud House episode Clown and Dirty, The Little Lulu Show episode Friends and Enemies, the Little Audrey short The Seapreme Court, the Popeye the Sailor episode Old Salt Tale, Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, the Camp Lazlo episode Lazlo Loves A Parade, the Let's Go Luna episode Lizardzilla!, Garfield and Friends episode It Must Be True!, the Scaredy Squirrel episode Soup of Nova and the Brandy & Mr. Whiskers short Happy Birthdays! respectively.
• The 2024 Noveltoons variant also marks the first time since 2022 to use a "The End" version of the Paramount logo.

Bylines:

• November 2, 2018-November 22, 2019: Same as next version, but the camera is further away, and Bugs Bunny was replaced with Mr. Whiskers in his Brandy and Mr. Whiskers design (in red, gold or white gloves).
• December 25, 2019-March 18, 2022: Same as the previous version, but Mr. Whiskers wears glasses, and is closer up.
• March 25, 2022-June 16, 2023: Similar to the previous version, but Mr. Whiskers is in a darker shade of blue and walks the camera a few seconds before the theme song begins, and the second and third verses were cut off.
  
• August 14, 2023-: "A DELUXE VIDEO LABORATORIES COMPANY"

Variants:

• A prototype version of this logo was similar to it's movie counterpart, but Mr. Whiskers is wearing an orange shirt.
• Sometimes, the ball has two handles.
• On the 2019 16:9 remake of the Looney Tunes series and Merrie Melodies series from Famous Studios, the rainbow gradient background was replaced with the clouds from the Warner Bros-based version of the logo, and is now in 16:9 open matte.
• On the VHS releases of Teen Titans Go! To The Movies and Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Circle Time Squabble, the first appearances of this logo, and The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, the blue spotted balloons are darker than usual.
• Canadian copies of VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray releases and the 2021 home video releases of Love and Monsters have the logo with the Viacom/ViacomCBS byline.
• A version with only the Flying Balloon/Bouncing Ball exists.
• This policy has appeared in Spanish ("Paramount Films Presenta"; Las Pistas De Wile E. Coyote), French ("C'est un film Paramount", or "Distribué par Paramount"; Jeu de Wile E. Coyote), and German ("Ein Paramount Film", or "Im Verleih der Paramount"; Wile E. Coyote und Schlau).
• EP/SLP Mode, Videotaped and 2018 flying ball versions are known to exist on the 2021 VHS of Clifford the Big Red Dog (after the next variant) and the Kiff episodes Road Trip, Club Book, Life of the Outside and Kiff's Animal Kingdom.
• A filmed version exists. It was also seen on the Paramount films Mission Impossible: Fallout, Rocketman, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Smile, Scream VI and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, and the Warner Bros-based films Teen Titans Go to the Movies!, Smallfoot, Shazam!, Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, Birds of Prey, Scoob!, fullscreen prints of Justice League, Tom and Jerry, Dune, Don't Worry Darling and Creed III.
• Even though the TimeWarner byline was replaced with a Disney byline in the movie logo in June 2019, The TimeWarner byline version was still used on the 2019 home video releases of PAW Patrol: Pups Save A Mystery and the 2020 DVD of Playing with Fire.
• A closing version of this logo exists, which shows a textless version of the logo with the The End text, then fades to the actual version of the logo (the version seen before the Feature Presentation ID.)
• A flying ball variant exists. In this variant, a beach ball is shown, and either gets inflated or deflated. The prototype version of this variant was seen on The High and the Flighty, Adventure Time: Horse and Ball, Tom & Jerry: Muscle Beach Tom and the 2018 screener VHS of Zig and Sharko: The Conquistador.
• Warner Bros.-based films, such as Seasons 5-7 of Teen Titans Go!, Zip Zip, Teen Titans Go! to the Movies, Smallfoot, Teen Titans Go!: Teen Titans Roar!, Green Eggs and Ham, Shazam, Teen Titans Go! vs Teen Titans, Justice League vs. The Fatal Five, Paramount-Sing Along Songs, Mortal Kombat: Scorpion's Revenge, Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam, Mortal Kombat: Battle of the Realms, Tom and Jerry: Cowboy Up, Taz: Quest for Burger, Brandy & Mr. Whiskers and Baby Shark's Big Show! omit the Feature Presentation logo.
• Starting with the 2023 film House Party, Robin was replaced with Eugenie in the in-credit version due to her replacing Robin at the time it was released.
• Warner Bros.-based Paramount shows were moved from Nick Jr. to CBS on January 29, 2019, while the Warner Bros.-based Paramount shows were removed from the Nick Jr. website and DVDs of Warner Bros.-based Paramount shows were rereleased on February 12, 2019, when they started containing the closing version of this logo, with the byline "A Division of Caidin Film Company".
• The distance between the words and the mountain tip sometimes varies.
• The byline (including defunct companies) may vary.
• Mr. Whiskers's design may vary.
• The host may vary.
• On Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons from Famous Studios, The logo is in open matte. On the 2019 16:9 remake, the logo is in the 4:3 aspect ratio.
• A 4:3 center-cut version exists.

Noveltoons Variant: On Noveltoons shorts since 2024, The 2023 version of this logo (which was seen on D-VHS releases starting with the 2023 D-VHS of Barbie) was shown on a close up of the box within a circle, which then zooms down to the bottom center of the screen. A Jack-in-the-Box pops from inside the box, opening the word "NOVELTOON". The picture fades, leaving the title card over a revised version of the 1959-2023 Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies background. Then more words appear above and below the title. On this is "Paramount PRESENTS A NOVELTOON in (Color by) TECHNICOLOR" with a Paramount Global shield. After this, the Famous Studios logo appears on the same background, followed by a picture of the character in the short with the word "FEATURING" on the top, and the character's name on the bottom (e.g. Featuring Tom & Jerry, where a new version of the 1953-1955 Tom and Jerry logo is seen in the circle). A prototype version of the Noveltoons variant with only 22 stars was seen on the Noveltoons short Wakko Goes to the Movies, the first appearance of this variant.

Technique: A painting filmed by a cameraman, with the cloud backdrop being moved behind the mountain.

Audio Variant: On the demo VHS of 2020 rerelease of Barney's Halloween Party, the 2012 Universal Pictures fanfare plays and has a low pitched Universal logo afterwards because Paramount Home Entertainment's studio broke. The studio also broke before finishing Risk, Whack, Rob and Max.

Availability: Common. Again, this was used as Paramount Home Entertainment's third de-facto home video logo.

• This logo was discontinued between October 6th and October 8th of the logo’s first year so the 1941 version of the 1927 movie logo was used in place of this one due to bad reviews of the flying ball variant.
• This de-facto home video logo debuted on the 2018 DVD of My Little Pony: Pony Trick or Treat, released on September 4, 2018, before making it's first regular appearance on the 2018 D-VHS releases of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Circle Time Squabble and Teen Titans Go The Movies on October 30, 2018, since the normal 90th Anniversary Family Entertainment version plasters the prototype version of the logo on all the Paramount D-VHS/DVD releases that used it because it was the first D-VHS releases to use this logo, and last appeared on the 2020 D-VHS of Wonder Boys.
• It also appears on Marvin the Tap Dancing Horse and 2018-2023 Brandy & Mr. Whiskers shorts and Zip Zip shorts, and Noveltoons shorts starting with Wakko Goes to the Movies, released on April 26, 2024.
• Appears on all Paramount 4K UHD Blu-Rays, as well as all Paramount D-VHS DVD and Blu-Ray releases in Canada (excluding those of CBS, Showtime, and Paramount Media Networks content) after Instant Family (most sources claim PAW Patrol: Rubble on the Double due to Toys R Us closing since the Barney Home Video logo still being used on Pinkfong DVD releases ending with Pinkfong's Mother Goose).
• Appears (oddly) on the beginning of USA Paramount D-VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray releases during the 1996 Paramount Cinemas policy trailer starting in late 2023 (including Pinkfong, Nickelodeon and Nickelodeon Movies releases), starting with Barbie, except for SpongeBob SquarePants, Zig and Sharko, The Pink Panther, Tom and Jerry, Looi the Cat, Mighty Mike, Felix the Cat and My Little Pony: Equestria Girls releases (e.g. SpongeBob SquarePants: The Complete Thirteenth Season), which have no dialog or now duplicated by Technicolor Video Services, and the USA D-VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray releases of Love and Monsters.
• The finalized 90th Anniversary version plasters the prototypes of the 90th Anniversary variant of the 2018 Paramount Pictures logo on the 1987, 1988, 1995, 2002, 2003 and 2018-2019 VHS releases of Top Gun, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Whoopee Boys, Crocodile Dundee, Children of a Lesser God, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Fatal Attraction, Eddie Murphy Raw, The Browning Version, Pontiac Moon, Drop Zone, I.Q., Nobody's Fool, Star Trek: Generations, Vanilla Sky, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Orange County, Crossroads, Jackass: The Movie, Abandon, Extreme Ops, The Wild Thornberrys Movie, Star Trek: Nemesis, Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure, Rambo III, The Hours, Teen Titans Go! To the Movies, Christopher Robin, The Incredibles 2, The Meg, Crazy Rich Asians, The Nun, A Star is Born, Mission Impossible: Fallout, and Smallfoot, respectively.

Final Note

Paramount Cinemas cancelled the Feature Presentation product line on January 19, 2021, when it was replaced with the 2016 Paramount Cinemas policy trailer, despite the logo from that policy trailer being changed in 2022 and 2023 respectively.