Screen Gems Television

Contents
1948–1955	1955–1964	1963-1965	1965–1974

1948–1955

1955–1964

1963-1965

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1965–1974

In 1965, Screen Gems launched their new "S" symbol which looks like a spiral. This logo's televisual accompaniment, commonly known as the "Screen Gems S from Hell" is very infamous to many people. It is believed to be one of the scariest logos ever.

The Screen Gems logo was designed by Tom Geismar of Chermayeff & Geismar.

In 1974, Screen Gems was renamed as Columbia Pictures Television. The Screen Gems name was brought back in 1999 for its movie counterpart.

See also

• Screen Gems Cartoons
• Screen Gems Pictures

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