some of the library of New World Television. Jon Feltheimer, who was president of New World Television became the new president of TriStar Television. On March 15, 1993, star Larry Hagman had signed a deal with the studio to develop projects for the 1993-94 TV season. On February 21, 1994, TriStar Television merged with Columbia Pictures Television and formed Columbia TriStar Television (CTT). In 1997, most new shows, and some existing TriStar shows like Early Edition, dropped the separate CPT and TriStar logos and begin placing it under the CTT logo, and also in January 1997, changed monikers from Sony Television Entertainment to Columbia TriStar Television Group. When TriStar Television's productions were folded into Columbia TriStar Television in 1999, Early Edition (a joint production with CBS) retained the TriStar copyright until 2000. The final season of Malcolm & Eddie was later produced by CTT and TriStar Television operated in-name-only. On October 25, 2001, Columbia TriStar Television and Columbia TriStar Television Distribution merged to become Columbia TriStar Domestic Television. On September 16, 2002, SPE retired the Columbia and TriStar names from television, renaming CTDT as Sony Pictures Television. Second revival On May 28, 2015, TriStar Television was re-launched as a boutique production label for Sony Pictures Television. Until her death in March 2018, the revived studio was run by Suzanne Patmore-Gibbs after being in-name-only for 15 years. The first new series was Good Girls Revolt and was piloted for Amazon Prime Video on November 5, 2015. List of shows by TriStar Television References Sony Pictures Television Television production companies of the United States Entertainment companies based in California Sony Pictures Entertainment Predecessors of Sony Pictures Television Companies based in Culver City, California Re-established companies American companies established in 1991 American companies established in 2015 1986 establishments in California 1988 disestablishments in California 1991 establishments in California 1999 disestablishments in California 2015 establishments in California