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Steve in Pudsey
Interesting - I knew that they had used the standard globe for closedown when they were using Christmas symbols on occasion but I hadn't seen that before.
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VMPhil
Why didn't they just use the normal ident? Was the LaserDisc put in storage or something over Christmas Razz
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JAS84
I guess one issue with the anthem is what to do visually. It always used to be played over the globe symbol, in one form or another. I don't think a loop of the current idents would be appropriate.
TV Ark describes 1996 as the penultimate Christmas closedown - which would mean that the last one was at the start of the balloons era. How did they closedown after the 1997 relaunch? Did they use a balloons montage? And if so, did they do the same thing at Christmas, instead of using the 12 Days of Christmas idents?
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VMPhil
JAS84 posted:
I guess one issue with the anthem is what to do visually. It always used to be played over the globe symbol, in one form or another. I don't think a loop of the current idents would be appropriate.
TV Ark describes 1996 as the penultimate Christmas closedown - which would mean that the last one was at the start of the balloons era. How did they closedown after the 1997 relaunch? Did they use a balloons montage? And if so, did they do the same thing at Christmas, instead of using the 12 Days of Christmas idents?

They created a balloons montage for the brief period after the relaunch but before the launch of BBC News 24, when the anthem was dropped. You can tell it was slightly thrown together since the BBC One logo suddenly appears after a few seconds, although it does cut between shots in time to the music.


At the bottom of this post: http://idents.tv/blog/2009/01/25/the-much-beloved-bbc-one-balloon-idents/
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Crumpet!

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Inspector Sands

They created a balloons montage for the brief period after the relaunch but before the launch of BBC News 24, when the anthem was dropped. You can tell it was slightly thrown together since the BBC One logo suddenly appears after a few seconds,

Why does that mean it was 'thrown together'? I always thought that was intentional, it worked.
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VMPhil

They created a balloons montage for the brief period after the relaunch but before the launch of BBC News 24, when the anthem was dropped. You can tell it was slightly thrown together since the BBC One logo suddenly appears after a few seconds,

Why does that mean it was 'thrown together'? I always thought that was intentional, it worked.

It just seems a bit sloppy when the rest of the package wasn't. Maybe it was intentional, but it just looks a bit thrown together to me as the logo on the idents either fades in or appears with a cut in camera angle.
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What on earth happened to Sunday politics?
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Steve in Pudsey
In what respect?
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In what respect?


Ive just double check the network feed. So it only effected Scotland. If you can go watch from 10.59 on Iplayer feed, for at least 5mins.
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The problems are on the iplayer, enjoy,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05p5hz6/sunday-politics-scotland-12042015
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Markymark
In what respect?


Ive just double check the network feed. So it only effected Scotland. If you can go watch from 10.59 on Iplayer feed, for at least 5mins.


Andrew Neil giving Danny Alexander a rough time, so, what was so remarkable about that ?

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