:-(
A former member
MH
Mad Hatter
on April 1st 2014, i've sent the BBC a complaint about the '1991-2001' idents in England very soon,
READ THIS:
"Dear BBC, Thanks very much for scheduled the Afternoon Classics in 2013.
Now i wonder if you can air the 1991-2001 idents in England for AC, for example:
1. Venus Fly Trap
2. Neon
3. Shadow
and finally:
4. 10 Downing Street (originally called 'After Margaret' in 1993)
Your Sincerely
Mad Hatter
member of TV Fourm"
since Northen Ireland has the 1991-2001 idents but now in England, will soon to be planned as soon as possible.
READ THIS:
"Dear BBC, Thanks very much for scheduled the Afternoon Classics in 2013.
Now i wonder if you can air the 1991-2001 idents in England for AC, for example:
1. Venus Fly Trap
2. Neon
3. Shadow
and finally:
4. 10 Downing Street (originally called 'After Margaret' in 1993)
Your Sincerely
Mad Hatter
member of TV Fourm"
since Northen Ireland has the 1991-2001 idents but now in England, will soon to be planned as soon as possible.
:-(
A former member
That is a good April fools joke to send to the BBC
Last edited by A former member on 6 April 2014 11:00am
MA
I stumbled across this rare in vision BBC 2 pres from 1981
http://www.tv-ark.org.uk/mivana/mediaplayer.php?id=4f543f8aaddeceaa9c7bad2ac0c00716&media=bbc2_invision_cont_t1191&type=mp4
http://www.tv-ark.org.uk/mivana/mediaplayer.php?id=4f543f8aaddeceaa9c7bad2ac0c00716&media=bbc2_invision_cont_t1191&type=mp4
JO
Just seen this, this is great, thank you!
(I believe that completes the most popular/remembered of the classics set?)
Just seen this, this is great, thank you!
(I believe that completes the most popular/remembered of the classics set?)
DP
D.Page
(I believe that completes the most popular/remembered of the classics set?)
I would certainly include Blade as a popular/remembered ident from this era.
Last edited by D.Page on 9 April 2014 2:56pm - 6 times in total
DP
D.Page
Hasn't Blade been used in Northern Ireland? I agree that it's quite well remembered. It was one of the most consistently shown throughout its working life.
No, Blade is yet to be shown during AC, in Northern Ireland.
Paper Cut Out would be a curve ball. Would love it if NI could pull that off. Or Crystal Ball for that matter.
Going by what I've been told in very recent conversation with BBC NI, I don't think NI have many, if any at all, of the 4:3 ones available to show anymore, as they were supplied to them on Laserdisc, whereas all the post-1997 ones are stored on DigiBeta, and, therefore, potentially available to play out.
Last edited by D.Page on 9 April 2014 5:58pm - 2 times in total
MH
Mad Hatter
Hasn't Blade been used in Northern Ireland? I agree that it's quite well remembered. It was one of the most consistently shown throughout its working life.
No, Blade is yet to be shown during AC, in Northern Ireland.
Paper Cut Out would be a curve ball. Would love it if NI could pull that off. Or Crystal Ball for that matter.
Going by what I've been told in very recent conversation with BBC NI, I don't think NI have many, if any at all, of the 4:3 ones available to show anymore, as they were supplied to them on Laserdisc, whereas all the post-1997 ones are stored on DigiBeta, and, therefore, potentially available to play out.
But what about Network, are they showing the '1991-2001' idents yet? Does anyone agree on that.
WP
No, Blade is yet to be shown during AC, in Northern Ireland.
Paper Cut Out would be a curve ball. Would love it if NI could pull that off. Or Crystal Ball for that matter.
Going by what I've been told in very recent conversation with BBC NI, I don't think NI have many, if any at all, of the 4:3 ones available to show anymore, as they were supplied to them on Laserdisc, whereas all the post-1997 ones are stored on DigiBeta, and, therefore, potentially available to play out.
But what about Network, are they showing the '1991-2001' idents yet? Does anyone agree on that.
It's impossible to agree with that. Seriously, you don't make any sense.
Hasn't Blade been used in Northern Ireland? I agree that it's quite well remembered. It was one of the most consistently shown throughout its working life.
No, Blade is yet to be shown during AC, in Northern Ireland.
Paper Cut Out would be a curve ball. Would love it if NI could pull that off. Or Crystal Ball for that matter.
Going by what I've been told in very recent conversation with BBC NI, I don't think NI have many, if any at all, of the 4:3 ones available to show anymore, as they were supplied to them on Laserdisc, whereas all the post-1997 ones are stored on DigiBeta, and, therefore, potentially available to play out.
But what about Network, are they showing the '1991-2001' idents yet? Does anyone agree on that.
It's impossible to agree with that. Seriously, you don't make any sense.
BE
70s drama The Pallisers is being shown from this coming Monday (5th May). I wonder if this will fall under the Afternoon Classics strand?