WebIn 2007, America’s Funniest Home Videos (AFV) became the longest-running primetime entertainment show on the ABC network. In 2012, AFV celebrated a milestone 500th episode, an accomplishment previously achieved by only three other primetime entertainment shows: Lassie, Gunsmoke and The Simpsons. WebAFV Season 11 $100,000 Winners: The Quad Squad America's Funniest Home Videos Season 11 aired from Feburary 3, 2001 to January 25, 2002. This was the first season …

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Web1st Logo (1997–2002) Nicknames: "The ABC Circle", "Yellow ABC", "Modern ABC" Logo: Over a black background, we see several yellow circles and shapes zooming forth, eventually segueing into a yellow ABC logo zooming in. The text "Entertainment" appears below, along with a copyright stamp. WebAfter Bob Saget's departure, the show gained a new logo, being used through a few hosting changes, also, the show was now abbreviated as AFV (as opposed to AFHV before). … In 1990, the first America's Funniest Home Videos special entitled An Inside Look, … tena active

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WebLogo: On a background with white lines trailing around, we see a black disc in the center. The letters " a ", " b ", and " C " write themselves on the disc with the white lines to make … WebAnimal Crack-Ups, like AFV, was based on a show from the Tokyo Broadcasting Company, making Di Bona the first television producer to import a Japanese format to the U.S. … WebAmerica's Funniest Home Videos, also called America's Funniest Videos (abbreviated as AFV), is an American video clip television series on ABC, based on the Japanese variety … trenton times wrestler of the week