During the early 1980s, NTA resyndicated most of the Republic film library for use by then-emerging cable television and found itself so successful with these product lines that in 1985, the company acquired rights to the logos and the name "Republic Pictures Corporation", and renamed itself as such. A television production unit was set up under the Republic name and offered, among other things, off-network repeats of the CBS series "Beauty and the Beast" and game show "Press Your Luck" in syndication. There were also a few theatrical films, including "Freeway", "Ruby in Paradise", "Dark Horse", "Live Nude Girls", and "Bound". At the same time, subsidiary NTA Home Entertainment was renamed Republic Pictures Home Video and began remarketing the original Republic's film library.