For about as long as television has been a thing in Southern Ontario and Western New York, there have been "closing logos" on almost every show, from the various TV & film production companies. But some of them have been almost the stuff of nightmares for some viewers, myself included. Whether it's the music, the images, an announcer, whatever, some of us can't stomach some of the little clips at the end of various shows and movies.

Being from the Collingwood area, Barrie's CKVR was on our TV for many hours of each day when I was growing up... I'm now about to turn 43. Back then, 'VR aired a ton of vintage shows, many of which were purchased from Viacom, then the syndication arm of CBS. These shows included "I Love Lucy", "The Andy Griffith Show", and some other very early TV hits like "Our Miss Brooks" and "The Honeymooners". But when 'VR picked them up, they included a closing logo that I still, to this day, can't watch without getting goosebumps. Viacom introduced the logo, nicknamed the "V of Doom", in 1976 and used it until about the late '80s, when a less freaky logo came out.

The video below discusses the "scare factor" of TV & film logos... and I'm wondering if there are others here who were ever freaked out by such things.