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Demented set. In that period they also had Bob Greaves and Stuart Hall doing a regular Lighter Side Of The News feature which they presented from two thrones. The titles aren't very good either, it's nice that they make reference to the classic Granada arrow, but it's the spinning letters that make no sense, as they spell out Granada Tonight, but the Tonight is backwards. So the spinning GT is alright, as that is the initials of the programme, but then you have a spinning RH and AG. What's that supposed to mean?
Yes I've always wondered what GRANADA THGINOT was
Regarding Bob Greaves, I'm guessing it was a way to keep him on the programme after he stopped doing the news
This one from Central is probably the most over the top, even for them
https://www.tvark.org/?page=media&mediaid=98298
Slightly ruined by the weak voiceover at the end though.
Central News East had a similar version, but I don't think Wesley Smith in the south ever got his face in the titles
Demented set. In that period they also had Bob Greaves and Stuart Hall doing a regular Lighter Side Of The News feature which they presented from two thrones. The titles aren't very good either, it's nice that they make reference to the classic Granada arrow, but it's the spinning letters that make no sense, as they spell out Granada Tonight, but the Tonight is backwards. So the spinning GT is alright, as that is the initials of the programme, but then you have a spinning RH and AG. What's that supposed to mean?
Yes I've always wondered what GRANADA THGINOT was
Regarding Bob Greaves, I'm guessing it was a way to keep him on the programme after he stopped doing the news
This one from Central is probably the most over the top, even for them
https://www.tvark.org/?page=media&mediaid=98298
Slightly ruined by the weak voiceover at the end though.
Central News East had a similar version, but I don't think Wesley Smith in the south ever got his face in the titles
The voiceover was newsreader Jonathan Ray, who was a main stand-in for Llewela Bailey and Marie Ashby.
https://www.tvark.org/?page=media&mediaid=94181
I recall seeing that version when visiting family at the time and being astounded by that set design. It looks like they're presenting from the Headmaster's Study at an expensive private school. Whoever thought that was a good idea was clearly using a controlled substance. 
Demented set. In that period they also had Bob Greaves and Stuart Hall doing a regular Lighter Side Of The News feature which they presented from two thrones. The titles aren't very good either, it's nice that they make reference to the classic Granada arrow, but it's the spinning letters that make no sense, as they spell out Granada Tonight, but the Tonight is backwards. So the spinning GT is alright, as that is the initials of the programme, but then you have a spinning RH and AG. What's that supposed to mean?
Yes I've always wondered what GRANADA THGINOT was
Regarding Bob Greaves, I'm guessing it was a way to keep him on the programme after he stopped doing the news
This one from Central is probably the most over the top, even for them
https://www.tvark.org/?page=media&mediaid=98298
Slightly ruined by the weak voiceover at the end though.
Central News East had a similar version, but I don't think Wesley Smith in the south ever got his face in the titles
I recall seeing that version when visiting family at the time and being astounded by that set design. It looks like they're presenting from the Headmaster's Study at an expensive private school. Whoever thought that was a good idea was clearly using a controlled substance.
Demented set. In that period they also had Bob Greaves and Stuart Hall doing a regular Lighter Side Of The News feature which they presented from two thrones. The titles aren't very good either, it's nice that they make reference to the classic Granada arrow, but it's the spinning letters that make no sense, as they spell out Granada Tonight, but the Tonight is backwards. So the spinning GT is alright, as that is the initials of the programme, but then you have a spinning RH and AG. What's that supposed to mean?
Yes I've always wondered what GRANADA THGINOT was
Regarding Bob Greaves, I'm guessing it was a way to keep him on the programme after he stopped doing the news
This one from Central is probably the most over the top, even for them
https://www.tvark.org/?page=media&mediaid=98298
Slightly ruined by the weak voiceover at the end though.
Central News East had a similar version, but I don't think Wesley Smith in the south ever got his face in the titles
The voiceover was newsreader Jonathan Ray, who was a main stand-in for Llewela Bailey and Marie Ashby.
https://www.tvark.org/?page=media&mediaid=94181
