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ISTR a disclaimer…

This is very special compilation, made more real by it being on VHS, thank you so much!

I love 24 and Wallace and Gromit.

Lazytown on CBBC?

Very nice too.

If I see This On Nickelodeon while I was Watching SpongeBob SquarePants or The Fairly OddParents and this Came on 0:29

Sarah Greene was on record as doubting Manilows appearance would be any good but following this appearance she said he was the best guest they ever had on

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How many times was "Swan" used into Ceefax before the Learning Zone from 1998-2001?

Aside from the early hours of 9th August 2003, 1st August & 11th September 2005 and 18th February 2007, which other dates had Fire go into Ceefax before the Learning Zone?

Matthew Jackson was the duty BBC Two announcer that evening on this day, but who was the duty announcer for that morning?

There's video evidence of Capoeira, Acrobats, Skateboarders and Ballet (as seen in this video) being used for N24 handovers, but what about Tai-Chi?

Duncan Newmarch & Phil Vowels were the duty BBC One announcers for that day. Sarah Gentry was the duty BBC Two announcer for this morning on that day, but who was the duty BBC Two announcer for that evening?

Rosanne MacMillan is the BBC One announcer.

Delroy Haynes is the BBC One announcer, and Skateboarders is the ident used. No N24 sting used.

Dean Lydiate is the BBC Two announcer, and Bounce Long is the ident used.

Aged eleven and a half, in my first year at senior school back then!

Not requesting or anything but I can only imagine what the entire 1st ever episode of Deal looks like from the original airing rather than seeing the one that Challenge TV repeated on.

Around this time, BBC2 had the stupidity of stealing BBC1’s closedown tradition of news coverage instead of playing Ceefax pages and BBC Learning Zone kids programs overnight during the off-air hours as usual.

Billy, I stopped using VHS to record stuff in May 2004 when my dad upgraded to a DVD+R; we were one of the early ones to upgrade as everyone else in Britain were still using VHS at that time. Then we upgraded to Virgin boxes in September 2007, not bothering with permanent recordings no more; again, majority were still using VHS/DVD by then. I don't have any of those recordings. Why state the obvious in the Butlins' ad? "The teacups spin round & round"

16:44 the tribute

1:48 the first ident that you saw

I Missed It ❤❤

Wednesday 4th/Thursday 5th April 1985. Time on the clock: 12:14 am. For reference, Easter 1985 was 8th April.

1:31 Moby - Extreme Ways (Jason Bourne Theme)

On that day: BBC One first aired it’s circle idents while BBC Two kept it’s personality 2 idents until the next year.

Stupids programs that only used him 😢

Mad stuff! Thanks.

Flotsam and Jetsam (AKA Jessie) are quite decent puppet presenters in this era of Birthday People, probably a little better compared to human presenters reading out birthday cards with bunch of hooters from the crew since it showed off other characters and plots but however they're still not as iconic compared to the legendary Gus Honeybun for sure! I quite knew that someone has just said about one edition from this era (which would be their first taped appearance) was pulled off air because people thought that their behaviour just feels off just by toning their behaviour down quite a bit.

Milkshake Schedule 11th December 2005 06.00 Barney 06.10 Oswald 06.25 Monkey Makes 06.30 Rolie Polie Olie 06.55 Jay Jay The Jet Plane 07.25 The Book Of Pooh 07.55 Harry And His Bucketful Of Dinosaurs 08.10 Harry And His Bucketful Of Dinosaurs 08.30 Roobarb And Custard Too 08.35 Franklin 09.10 Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends

Despite them playing a montage of the old yellow idents for "the last time" the night before, it's interesting to see them play another one last time just before Cbeebies.

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Always looking forward to old Challenge TV. And during a classic CITV gameshow as well (which Challenge only aired like 5 different ones through its period)

The edition where the poor girl got eaten by a spider.

0:09 - 0:49 With Challenge's main focus being classic gameshows It's weird to see them experiment with programmes outside of their routine. Player as a whole I believe was experimental, American reality programmes like the 25 Million Dollar Hoax, but also centralised poker programming, US TV dramas. I believe they even broadcast Martin Scorsese's 'Casino'! They would never do this now! It's also worth noting it was reported as a "ratings winner" for Challenge. Try telling me that after they launched a Player channel under the Entertainment section on Sky and then relaunched it under "Bravo 2" just 6 months later!

i remember Challenge had charity commercials at the time like NSPCC and more

1:14 Yes, isn't it a shame when interruptions spoil things 🫢

last series of knightmare i think,

Do you have any CITV content as I am desperate to see more stuff mainly from 1994 and 1995

Great to have you back with brilliant new content.

Great to see you back on RUclips

Ahhh, clock, old friend. Time has been good to you ...

The 1 31 seconds in was best … they realised the single too .. indents are boring now

This is the end of the first ever episode of Corrie back in 1960

Those old football promos, now they would really fire you up for a match!

The short lived 2001 rebranded with the mashup idents as the brand would turn to blobs and bugs idents the next year five months later in Monday February 11th, 2002. When the CBBC network got its own two channels on that date, Emelyn the Gremlin, Liam Dolan, Michael Underwood and Adrian Dickson were dropped snd retired from the host roster and replaced by Andrew Hayden-Smith, Jake Humphreys, Dick McCourt & Dom Wood, Kate Heavenpr and Ortis DEELEY while Angelica Bell continued her position on the network until Friday December 1st, 2006. From that date forward, the CBBC network was split into two separate channels, CBBC for the older kids (7am-7pm then handing over to BBC3) and CBeebies for the underfives (6am-7pm then handing over to BBC4)

"Difficult to believe, but it's all over" - ironically as this was the final VHS recording for anyone in your family.

X Factor almost felt like just a continuation from Pop Idol at the time but that didn't start forming its own identity once Dermot & the 4th judge arrived.

The vast majority of Strictly episodes/performances before 2007 are impossible to find