BBC One Christmas 2018

I'll just leave this here.

So not OneDerland thank goodness.

Missed opportunity with Onederland. Disappointed. :/

At least it wasn't called Onenessland.

Prepare for Meltdown. Starts Saturday 1st December, on TV Forum.

Those screenshots look like it's using something other than the BBC One font - I think it may be an edited form of Reith, at last.

The sequel to the popular Meltdown I, which was released on 1st January 2017.

Arhh. Remove the tree (and the rather cluncky Caps Lock On Every Word hashtag), and there's nothing festive about that shot.

Why do I hope, that we see Sproutboy in his Speedos running up the beach Reggie Perrin-esque in at least one endboard?

To be fair, the music sounds John Lewis-esq and the Wonderland text 'snows' onto the screen. It certain feels more festive than the still shot lets on.

You're not going to gain my respect by adding snow effects.

Well, a 21st Century Christmas is more commercialism than festivities isn't it? Besides, if it's TOO festive it would get utterly boring come Christmas itself. I think the key has to be whether the audience can relate to what they're seeing. A Christmas tree, a Christmas fair, a Christmas Day walk along the beach if you're lucky enough to live by the sea. I'm sure all these things reflect quite accurately a modern Christmas.