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They're lovely.
To me, they look more-or-less like what I'd imagine the "turquoise 2's" might well have gradually evolved into by now anyway, if they had continued beyond 2001.
Therefore, it's effectively as if the (IMHO inferior) yellow and purple CGI idents had never happened. Which is a good thing, IMHO.
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As many are saying, the retention of a "boxed" logo is surprising, given that BBC One has moved away from the "box"
It'll be very inconsistent for three of the BBC's four numbered channels to have box logos, whilst only one doesn't
Perhaps the only way to make BBC Two's retention of the "box" seem justifiable, would be for BBC Three & BBC Four to change their respective idents to neither "boxed", nor centralised [ B ][ B ][C ] one style either...
- i.e. if each BBC channel has a totally different way of presenting the logo. After all, this has worked for the "Channel 4" family of channels - each of which has a completely dissimilar style of "4" from each other, of course.
Ironically, such totally diversity across the four numbered BBC channels would actually look more "consistant" (i.e. a "diversity is a type of uniformity" irony) than the current mess of three "boxed" channels versus only one not-"boxed" channel, IMHO
Therefore, it's effectively as if the (IMHO inferior) yellow and purple CGI idents had never happened. Which is a good thing, IMHO.
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As many are saying, the retention of a "boxed" logo is surprising, given that BBC One has moved away from the "box"
It'll be very inconsistent for three of the BBC's four numbered channels to have box logos, whilst only one doesn't
Perhaps the only way to make BBC Two's retention of the "box" seem justifiable, would be for BBC Three & BBC Four to change their respective idents to neither "boxed", nor centralised [ B ][ B ][C ] one style either...
- i.e. if each BBC channel has a totally different way of presenting the logo. After all, this has worked for the "Channel 4" family of channels - each of which has a completely dissimilar style of "4" from each other, of course.
Ironically, such totally diversity across the four numbered BBC channels would actually look more "consistant" (i.e. a "diversity is a type of uniformity" irony) than the current mess of three "boxed" channels versus only one not-"boxed" channel, IMHO