| − | A '''commercial bumper''' usually comes in between a television show during commercial breaks. They can be found on both television and radio. They often have either a voice or music, denoting the television or radio station that you're watching or listening to. During the 1980s and 1990s, [[Nickelodeon]], [[MTV]], and [[Cartoon Network]] were fairly well known for making zany commercial bumpers. | + | A '''commercial bumper''' usually comes in between a television show during commercial breaks. They can be found on both television and radio. They often have either a voice or music, denoting the television or radio station that its audience is watching or listening to. During the 1980s and 1990s, [[Nickelodeon]], [[MTV]], and [[Cartoon Network]] were fairly well known for making zany commercial bumpers. |