Love that Ten logo here (guess the "X" wasn't to bad either..) but it say alot when I find watching 80's ads much more enthralling and interesting than today's coma inducing shows of 2020.
I think it was shot in 1982/83 (when Val Lehman/Bea Smith had the short haircut), but the logo is the 1984-1987 logo (which would’ve been after Val left Prisoner)
My god, how long does this go for? A whole bunch of people milling about pretending to partake in a conversation that we the viewers are not privy to anyway. Television was certainly a lot more leisurely paced back then...
Every year, the TV stations would make new promos featuring on-air talent. They would play the long and shorter versions of these promos in-between programs- usually immediately before the next program began. The longer or shorter version appeared depending on time constraints. Often shorter versions would incorporate a promotion for a show on the station at the time.
![[Version 2] CBS "Reach For The Stars" Localized Station IDs and Promos from 1981-1982](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/G22JJvWf7LI/mqdefault.jpg)
A golden era for the network. Neighbours, The Olympic Games, Young Talent Time, Melbourne Cup Carnival and Prisoner were on during that era
Love that Ten logo here (guess the "X" wasn't to bad either..) but it say alot when I find watching 80's ads much more enthralling and interesting than today's coma inducing shows of 2020.
this looks like it was made in 1985
@@daviddemenna5062 yeah it does vary
I think it was shot in 1982/83 (when Val Lehman/Bea Smith had the short haircut), but the logo is the 1984-1987 logo (which would’ve been after Val left Prisoner)
@@Brucetiki1 yes that probably adds up but yeah in today,s society some random people just don,t know the answers but yeah no one,s alone etc.
0:53 How come they had Michael Parkinson fly up from the UK to appear in this promo?
He was was probably here for summer cricket!
@@chester30457 Film stock looks different. I reckon the tight shot filmed in the UK and flown across.
He was doing some shows in Australia at one point so that might explain it
My god, how long does this go for? A whole bunch of people milling about pretending to partake in a conversation that we the viewers are not privy to anyway. Television was certainly a lot more leisurely paced back then...
Every year, the TV stations would make new promos featuring on-air talent. They would play the long and shorter versions of these promos in-between programs- usually immediately before the next program began. The longer or shorter version appeared depending on time constraints. Often shorter versions would incorporate a promotion for a show on the station at the time.