BBC1 - Closedown, Tuesday 14th January 1992
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- From a cold winters evening and a change to the advertised schedules because of the FA Cup, which meant an unscheduled Match of the Day appearing instead of the film Compromising Positions. Des Lynam bids us goodnight before Richard Straker signs off BBC1 for the night, a bit earlier than expected. Don’t forget to leave the lights on if the PIF is anything to by. Pre-Midnight closedowns were rare, if not on the way out by this time.
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"That was a part- hehe- that was a public information film!"
“that was a part-heh-that was a public information film.”
- Richard Straker, 1992
"Party Information Film" was just part of it, apparently. Richard Straker must have been pretty sleepy. I wouldn't mind but it's not even midnight. Smortsnight,
One of my favourite PIFs here :)
Yeh this is the one i remember best.
14th January 1992 is the date quoted in Arthur C Clarke's 2001 a Space Odyssey that HAL the intelligent pn-board space craft computer became functional
That Was A Part *oops* that was a public information film
TV should be still like this was much better than the crap of today!
Yes indeed it should be too of course. TV today is indeed crap compared to then (really because there is indeed too much of it I feel as I am sure others do too). Thank you!!
I liked this version of the BBC 1 globe. A nice nod to the previous few globes, updated with 90s flair.
Yes indeed it was too, at least of course until they introduced the much loved (and missed too) balloons in October 1997, when the rebranding meant that BBC1 then became BBC ONE and BBC2 became BBC TWO at the same time. But thank you anyway of course!!
At 0.19 it looks like Marcel Desailly hugging Dwight Yorke and it says he never played for Aston Villa
I remember a rather early closedown sometime in January or February 1994. It was a Sunday night, and it was listed in the Radio Times as 11.35-11.40pm Weather, followed of course by Closedown.
I think indeed, that this was one of the very last finishes before Midnight.
After that, BBC1 introduced a late film seven nights a week, and Closedown was much later than before I believe.
Well yes of course as I said here before 11 years ago! I am sure that time in early 1994 on a Sunday night on BBC1 (it may even have been in March but am not too sure) was the last closedown before midnight. BBC1 did indeed then continue after midnight from then on until November 1997 of course until it went fully 24 hours with BBC News 24. Indeed, I think the very last closedown (it may even be here on You Tube but am not too sure) was at 3.00am, because I am sure the announcer person at the time said that 'from tomorrow night onwards we are going 24 hours so this is the very last closedown'. Thank you anyway-well done!!
@Bruce Danton Well technically you're wrong, BBC One still closes down at night as announcers bid viewers good night, then it hands over transmitters to the BBC News Channel, apart from General Election coverage and olympics coverage, BBC One has never broadcaster 24 hours a day seven days a week, because to say if BBC One was broadcasting 24 hours then they would have repeats like Eastenders at 2am. Casualty at 3am and Homes Under the Hammer at 4am.
@@meridian2000 Thank you for that. You are so right really of course somehow. BBC1 does indeed at night-time go to the BBC News Channel, so indeed they do closedown. Although the time they do can vary a lot depending on what has been shown before that. It is mostly after 12 Midnight, not before that though. Sometimes it is as late as 2.15am, but mostly before that. A glance in the Radio Times will show you that. Also I guess too, BBC2 still does too, after the Sign Zone series that used to be the Learning Zone before that I guess. Really I guess channels do not all have to be on all the time do they?
Although ITV, Channels 4 and 5 as well as some others do, some don't.
Thank you anyway!!
OMG! It's 5 to Midnight! BBC1 is closing really late!
Actually, it was still considered early at that time. It was not uncommon for TV channels to conclude their transmission way earlier. For Belgium, it was still the case up until 1997. Closing down as early as 11:20pm.
For the BBC's case, closing down early wasn't something new and it wasn't the first time they closed down this early. In November 1991, the channel closed down at 11:48pm after the conclusion of the concert special from Neil Sedaka. So that's why BBC One had to close down early, on a few factors. Saving the energy and the broadcaster a handful of money to prevent overtime.
This is my favorite weather
And Jack P. Shepard's 4th birthday (he is an actor who played David Platt from Coronation Street).
Closedown for Tuesday 14th January 1992
That's a problem after the weather forecast read by the announcement
Loved the weather at 1m40s
Yeah they didn't need all these woke weather presenters.
Announcer is Richard Straker
1:02 Am I the only one that the globe on the left reminds him of the first few seconds of the original 1963 Doctor Who intro?
uhh... i don't get it.
@@sillygoose635 The vertical woosh at the bottom looks like the one at the start of the Hartnell titles.
The day Dave Grohl's 23rd birthday (he's from Foo Fighters).
And LL Cool J's 24th birthday!
I agree!! The worst offender is kids TV. When I was little CBBC showed "Maid Marian and her Merry Men", a great series with wonderful theme music. When they repeated it a few years back the presenters talked over it which drew complaints, so they ran a thing where kids would call in and sing (badly) over the top of it!! Why couldn't they leave the credits alone?!
Well that commercial was creepy.
oops ricky.that was a party mm public information film.yea
2:46 he was about to say that was a Party Election Broadcast
Clock 11:56pm
From 30 years ago today/yesterday.
smerts sportsnight? is that an evening of sports for snerts?
party broadcast for the criminal party???
bad night for him all round wasn't it.
god save our gracious queen, she isn't really mean, god save the queen, and her corgies, grandma victorian, fire place edwardian, blimey where have my panties gone, god save the queen !
one thank you.
Up the Villa
Clock 11:55pm.
2:46 we found a voice blooper guys
What if Richard has got to start the music about the national anthem from BBC1 in '30s and '90s?
Queen were No.1 back then
The day Coronation Street's Ryan Connor was born.
2:47 英国の放送事故
Such a strange time when they would play the national anthem every night on the Beeb. Even Radio 4 don't anymore, and they are staunch about traditionalist rubbish like that.
Yes B.B.C Radio 4 still do - good on them too.
Well on BBC1 they did until they went 24 hours in November 1997 as far as I know; whilst BBC2 I don't think ever did play the national anthem, presumably because it was felt that as BBC1 did then BBC2 at the time would not do so, and nor of course do they do so now then either. Thank you anyway!!