BBC Two 2015 with 90s idents

Pump sting shown on Network, before See Hear (10:30am, this morning). There were two variants of this one. The one shown features the 2 being way over-inflated.

Regional 'signing and subtitles' from NI at 1.20am today:

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The box is back it seems, or do they only use it for holding captions for upcoming programmes?

^That's the trailer endboard layout.

The following stings were shown on NI, before Great British Railway Journeys, Mastermind and Food and Drink, respectively.

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And later after QI:



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Afternoon classics returning 2nd Feb with a great comedy line-up:

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The irony that they're using a far more recent presentation device to promote a retro strand.

Thought Open all Hours would get an outing. How have these "classics" done in the ratings compared to the usual repeats and (going back a few years now) childrens shows.

I wish BBC would try some of the more outsider shows, I'm still hopeful for

* You rang mlord
* The Goodies
* Secret Army
* All Creatures Great and Small
* Shoestring
* Lovejoy
How about some of the old BBC Doc?

I would have thought a repeat of You Rang M'Lord would be more likely after that odd clipshow about the writers that was on before Christmas

Why do you call them 'outsider shows'?


Who or Finlay's Casebook?