The brand, Granada Kids, is hardly new, AIUI it's been going since the late 1990's, when the company was known as 'Granada Media Group' with the weird blue G, after that point all of Granada and Yorkshire's kids programmes were coming under as Granada Kids, though their endcap was rarely seen onscreen at the time.
There's an odd "Granada Media Kids" lime-coloured endcap doing the rounds on old repeats of
My Parents are Aliens
on Nickelodeon. It is the "weird blue G" that was done in the 1990s for GMG. The G is enclosed in a button-type circle with the aforementioned words "Granada Media Kids" underneath it. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
There's an odd "Granada Media Kids" lime-coloured endcap doing the rounds on old repeats of
My Parents are Aliens
on Nickelodeon. It is the "weird blue G" that was done in the 1990s for GMG. The G is enclosed in a button-type circle with the aforementioned words "Granada Media Kids" underneath it. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
Regarding the credits, those on the website are a special full series version, for all the episodes combined in series 5? The standard episode ones used on TV are the usual 20ish seconds
There was also another version of the Granada Kids ident, but it also contained the Yorkshire Cheveron alongside the Granada "G". It was yellow, and was seen in earlier versions of MPAA.
The best Granada ident that should be used on all programmes made in-house should be the one used just before programmes in Granadaland - the animated glassy one - first used in 1995. Now that would make a real decent end-cap
I've seen it used as one on Boot Camp (2001 US reality series on which our own 'Lad's Army' was surely based). The animation is shown in a box on a slide with 'Granada Entertainment' underneath.