The main reson why there's all of the sudden music playing is because you could use a radio to tune into the TV channels and listen to the music that started playing about 5 minutes after midnight (when the large screen saying "Don't forget to turn off your TV" would cut to a video signal test card) indicating that there is no more video stream ongoing to use the TV for, so it's recommended to switch to a radio to not make the TV explode (actually, if you use the TV for too long, it would overheat and explode)

davvvideos :D

Хахахаха

stolen joke from kids game

@@Saint-Louis-du-Ha-Ha ok boomer

@DubzYT Memes about politics are shit I agree

Turn off the TV or you are going to gulag.

Dawid Tan the Soviet TV’s would actually explode if they were left on for too long

stolen joke

@@Saint-Louis-du-Ha-Ha ok boomer

First, is that their’s also a radio after Morning program, second is that old Soviet TV’s Explodes. Please stop your corny Joke.

Oh my God, is that really true?? Then the mid-day break in the broadcast day must have been to let peoples' TV sets cool down? Was it an engineering flaw that made them explode?

Yep, engineering flaws were the one who made them explode.

That's crazy stuff...thank you!

+Vladimir Lenin Thank you Lenin. Due to your TVs my hands was injured until my fingers broke off and my house burnt down. Soviet USSR TVs are a complete failure. Improve your out of quality TVs or we opt to buy East German TVs then.

+Mrs. David Wesley Cool down. Its a Joke.

Thanks for telling me the name of the series.

"Guest", huh? So, they let him leave in the end?

Your house could burn down. The old Soviet TV sets were often a fire threat if you, eg. didn't turn them off at night or fell asleep while watching a programme. Thus, a loud tone would be emitted to wake you up.

Soviet Tv used to explode and burn down your house. So the loud beeping makes u wake up to turn off your television!

ktos4952 Urbanic Legend, huh?

So how long COULD a soviet TV run for without being a fire threat?

@@user-xg8yy7yl1d Don't mind them its propaganda to scare you...... maybe happened to a few tvs but it was definitely not that bad.

this movie is perfect

The show only lasted for 5 days. Since March 25th to March 30th 1985

@@amalayperson7208 It also exists as a book if you want to view the original; it was by the author Kir Bulychev, and the book was called Сто лет тому вперёд (One Hundred Years Ahead). It is available in English, although I'm not sure if it's still in print. You can most likely get it through Amazon or eBay.

vladimir was kgb

He had the job to find young russians they woud be good.spys he was not a spy as i know

İ mean that thank you

all russians looks like Putin.

So, *lad*-imir putin?

Alisa Selezniova -Soviet Crush from Childhood

Ivanka

Kkkkkkkkkk

it says turn off the tv

NOSSA BANDEIRA NUNCA MAIS SERA CINZA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@cauetolentino6671 Olha só isso talkei, a bandeira brasileira ficou cinza com esses CO - MU - NI -STAS talkei

Yep

I think it's 1988. Look at the testcard at the end.

@@slvrmccloud7914 the testcard is, but the video is cut together, he states that in the bio

It's not real, but it's supposed to be from 1988.

No, it's from 1984, it says it at the end of the program.

Your house could burn down. The old Soviet TV sets were often a fire threat if you, eg. didn't turn them off at night or fell asleep while watching a programme. Thus, a loud tone would be emitted to wake you up.

Soviet televisons would explode or start fires if left on, so they put that warning so you would urn them off. Many western tvs had the same problem.

Hey, it kinda looks like the Brazilian flag behind these words!

Poland also had in 80s picture with information "Nie zapomnij wyłączyć odbiornika". I think that only Poland and Russia had it xD

*Murzyn ZBangladeszu* "Don't forget to switch off your TV" idents were used in the following countries: USSR / Russia (until 1995), Poland (until 1993), Turkey, Belarus and UK. Examples of the idents from the countries: USSR (1989, real version): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/la52f8eTsZ6smGw.html Russia (1995, final variant): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdqHgtqCm9DIZI0.html Poland (08.02.1992): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fNhdmKt4q8uwcok.html Turkey (1989, watermarks in the picture): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5mApruh37HenmQ.html Belarus (1994): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rZd5f7Gpt7qpcYU.html UK (Border Television, early 80's): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLSYY71iqZzFl30.html

Soviet lenses were of very high quality, while also being very inexpensive. Nowadays people can buy a 20 dollar used Ukrainian lens and get beautiful images on a dslr.

I hear someone says the tv would explode

@@Bannify yeah, that would happen if you don't turn off the tv back then in the ussr

sexy

Double time!

Yeah

This was the end of the morning program (signing off at 13:00) the evening program wouldn't come on until 16:00

Boris Emelyanov, "And we have to do"

A my pri čem

@@ssaiop kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htNllMJiz7XNZ6c.html

Idk either and same here dude ❤👍🏻😎😊🙋🏻‍♀️

It's a forerunner of the Gratuitous Drone Shot.

No, it's just a TV show called "Гость из будущего" (Guest from the Future)

They did that so that way you can turn off your TV. Just in case if you're sleeping.

ORTF/TF1, A2 in France have the famous sign-offs into the 80s. They're scary too. A2 have a psychedelic sequence (used before the FR3 regional news too).

Is there any footage of that?

Già...la sigla di chiusura delle trasmissioni RAI mi provocava uno strano senso di inquietudine, da bambino. Eppure, sia la musica sia le immagini erano soavi. Ma non c'era niente da fare: quella sigla mi metteva a disagio, quasi mi spaventava...le poche volte che avevo occasione di vederla e sentirla, poiché all'epoca i bambini andavano a letto dopo Carosello, con poche eccezioni, appunto.

@@danielcherriomkins5280 can you send me the links relative to those scary sequences aired by TF1 or A2 , Sir ? I'd like to see them to compare their " scare factor" to Rai ( Italy) . Thank you

Maybe your Mother's mother came from a ex-soviet place?

Mama dobrze mówiła. Mamy zawsze chcą dla nas najlepiej. Te pudełka miały dawniej kineskopy z próżnią, mogły wybuchnąć, zapalić się, nowe też mogą się zapalić. Słuchajmy zawsze naszych mam.

Sure, those tvs would still workin to this day in tour country huh? 😅

@@matiasfpm that's how it is 😓

yes early 80's kid's sci-fi series kzfaq.info/get/bejne/psdpqs6dxtjLpJs.html

Heyrobot There are two broadcasting time slots in a day. The morning programme lasts from 6am - 1pm And then a testcard with a radio station is used as audio from 1pm to 3/4pm and the evening programme from 3/4pm - 12am

Actually they had a very firm construction that was meant to last

Is that true or is it just a lie from the government.

The country would explode 😂

Kids I knew who lived in the same house as me had their soviet tv explode in the 90s

most likely their family kept their tv since before the safety regulations changed/manufacturing process changed @@tyemich8820

What copyright? it's to turn off TV's before the TV gets caught on fire (60% of Moscow Fires were from the bad quality Soviet TV's)

Yes, copyrights and patents did exist. An organization or an enterprise could sell a product and license it to another western company, that happened with tetris.

"and we have to do" by boris emelyanov (English translated) I like this song, too.

Thanks!

Начало эфира - Нас утро встречает прохладой Конец эфира - Тихо все тихо 70-е - Торжественная песня 1991 (только 2 варианта) - Equinoxe, заставка ARD

Борис Емельянов - А мы при чем? : Boris Emalyanov - And We Have To Do"

I'm not sure that,but he looks like as PUTIN

no. actor's name Alexey Fomkin. He tragically died in 1996

Shame, what a cutie.

"don't forget to turn off your tv"

+Ron S. Thank you!

+Ron S. They had that warning because Soviet-built TVs were prone to catch fire if left on all night!

Actually a lot of western TV's had issues with that too, hence why British channels also said the same.

Exactly. Especially dangerous were Rubin 714p. In most cases fire started from voltage multiplier which were getting too hot due long time non-stop working. Besides poor quality materials, horrible very flamable cover made of plywood and laminate were making situation even more serious. I'm from other country in Eastern Bloc and in our television were similliar notification "Don't forget to turn off receiver". Goverment were saying that is because of "energy saving", somehow it was truth but in fact not main reason.

Boris Emelyanov - And We Have To Do

Борис Емельянов - А мы причём, а мы ни в чём не виноваты

07:20 Борис Емельянов - А мы при чём? Конечно, 12 лет прошло, но лучше поздно, чем никогда!😂

+Jeremmy Contreras композиция называется "Полет на флете", из кинофильма "Гостья из будущего" композитор Евгений Крылатов

industrialmantanoспасибо!

What makes you say that? I see a lot of USSR fans in the comments, but I have no idea why would anyone say something so stupid. Is it ignorance? Maybe you can explain it to me.

theGreenLine I say USSR was best country, because make beauty culture them.

theGreenLine And USSR didn't killed Muslims.

I'm gonna be different. NONSENSE, THE BRITISH EMPIRE WAS THE GREATEST COUNTRY! GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

TheSovietComrade Don't forget Afghanistan. It's not bad though Islam is an evil ideology worse than fascism

yes

VHS

​@@sreyasdesai4865precisely. No VHS?

MrCPmovieproductions "Don't forget to turn off your television." (Soviet Teles' had problems and could catch fires.)

I don't think that was a movie I think that was just the USSR's version of a Sci-fi show

The movie is called "Guests from the Future" or in Russian Гостья из будущего

What's your reaction when I say... "Darude - Sandstorm" "Rammstein - Moskau" "Etsuko Yakushimaru - Kami-sama no Iu Toori" "Sasaki Sayaka - Zzz" "Lil B - Rent Due" "Lil B - Thank You Based God"