BBC/Viacom (1979)

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[@tfn212]

There is a long black screen and silence, and then, *V OF DOOM APPEAR*

[@fstrgray82]

Nightmare fuel

[@CadanHartleyElliott]

​​@@fstrgray820:17: GOOD LORD!

[@CadanHartleyElliott]

0:07: Ahh, total bliss. This is the life. Nothing but utter, utter quiet and...
0:17: ...GREAT FIRES OF LONDON!

[@BLMT-df4on]

0:17

[@Luke2505]

How did Viacom end up getting a hold of this?

[@black28012011]

Sour patch kids in 1940

[@AllRequired]

Took you long enough to show up.

[@LARDLOGO]

Viacom had this weird fascination with presenting their logos after long periods of blank screen. Don't know why they did it.

[@travis7310]

There is a video uploaded by TheVintageTVArchive of the credits of “I Love Lucy”, and it has a long pause in between, as well. I think longer than here.

[@travis7310]

Yes, it’s much longer. I just counted, and it was 35 seconds of black screen.

[@toymanreturns546]

I can see that the PAL version of Viacom is off-center for obvious reasons. Heck, two tones of blue for Viacom isn't as intimidating as its PAL video format.

[@Booksmemes]

Looks like a viacom zooming