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Logo called reddifusion

The letter N jumps out when the arrow came from

@@michaelpardo625 Granada "From The North"...as if it were a thousand miles away!

Is that a remake?

@@lightningmcqueenfan957 yeah these are all remakes from an old website

baldybouncers Mrs & Mrs was from Border Television, originally. Anglia had Sale of the Century.

@@marknewsome3124 thanks #memoryfail

Thames with Dangermouse. London Bridge and the music (brass I think I remember) are as linked to the cartoon as the 20th Century Fox drum roll and Star Wars in my head.

Independent Television, of course.

N O B O D Y A S K E D

@@portal1523 I asked.

Harlech TeleVision

I think their idents were fantastic

not unused, that would be the 1964 ident

It was made by flash btw

May I ask, what makes them 'scarey' to you? Is it the quality/production values? The music? The many revisions? For me, I choose to use the term 'haunting' over scarry. Haunting can be a good or bad thing. I close my eyes and hear that Central indent music, and remember a time (late 80s) trying to get a clear signal on a black and white TV in my bedroom on a Saturday afternoon. A child of 8 or 9 years old....

@@dorlow3765 I used to wake up late at night sometimes as a child then hear these idents, for some reason these and the news at 10 chimes used to scare the hell out of me, those chimes sounded very sinister to me at the time, later on in life i started having anxiety and panic attacks so ive pretty much always been a nervous person

@@dorlow3765 I was never scared by any of the idents,but have read a lot of comments on similar videos saying people were terrified of the Yorkshire television one DA-DA-DA-DA-DA 😳🤣

@@judet5426anglia for me

Yeah. It wasn’t until the 90s when they had added noise to their idents, but it was the IBA engineering sound

The logo signified the major cities in each of the six counties.Six dots joining together to finally meet in Belfast.

The west country

@@iainclark5964 they mean where in the video as they were an absentee

I mean, the modern OU Symbol looks... similar to this I guess?

But they are very accurate!

@@WedgePee I believe these were made by Dave Jeffery (who has a KZfaq channel at kzfaq.info) and taken from my Flash-files page at 625.uk.com/tv_logos/flash.htm. Sadly they are presented here in a blurry 4:3 squashed to 16:9 format.

These were all made in flash dum dum lollipop

There's no way he could do carlton or tsw or Westward or anything 3d

@@marigoldsmediavault5294 Cartlon's first ident is easy and it's 2d, but we need humans.

I believe these were made by Dave Jeffery (who has a KZfaq channel at kzfaq.info) and taken without acknowledgement from my Flash-files page at 625.uk.com/tv_logos/flash.htm. Sadly they are presented here in a blurry 4:3 squashed to 16:9 format.

8:20

Rising Damp, they had that! Anglia on the other hand..

Different channels

Person McPersonface In the UK we used to have regional television on channel 3 know as ITV or Independent Television, which was created in 1955. Each region of the UK had its own station franchise and some were bought out over the years by other franchises ( TVS took over from Southern in 1981 started broadcasting Jan 1982) or rebranded ( ATV became Central in 1982). Carlton Communications took over from London’s weekday franchise in 1992 but both it and Granada Television which served the North West of England merged together to create ITV plc in 2002 and by 2004 the franchise that had remained all lost their on air identity ( even the Carlton and Granada themselves) its just known as ITV in England now. UTV or Ulster Television in Northern Ireland is owned by them too but currently is still UTV on air, only STV or Scottish Television is not owned by ITV plc. OU or Open University is the only odd man out here as that is a separate company and not a region. It had an ident though because back then before the WWW that’s how students could find out about courses.

Just like there is national television channels, some networks may be split by region, that is where you are in the country or which area affiliate you tune into at the time if more than one exists, e.g. North West, North East, etc. Scotland was considered a full region for BBC as was Wales. On ITV, Scotland comes under the STV Name and Northern Ireland is UTV. Most programmes on these channels were more or less the same however local programmes maybe broadcast on one channel in the network referred to as a regional broadcast, etc.

Nowadays regional television only really exists when newsreaders go to what they call "your region" if you live in and around London its the london news or london tonight. For Kent its meridian. Regional tv was brilliant i used to love watching the idents. TSW always was my favourite as a child i would spend summer holidays in cornwall. My mum rented a caravan down there. The programmes never really differed accept from maybe something ftom that area. Each region had its own studios. Meridian again for example were the Maidstone studios.

..but the video was uploaded in 2018, plus KZfaq started in 2005 - are you a time traveller? If so, I recommend you go further back to 1955, then you'll get the whole story on independent franchised television in the U.K., and how it broke up the monopoly of the BBC.

David Ravenscroft Was the programming on Carlton bad, or was it just the idents, or both?

@@LucamacGuy The whole concept of Carlton was bad, Started as the ITV London region weekday franchise, Their programmes were cheap and weak, Their ultimate goal was to take over Granada then the rest of the ITV regions and they did this, So now we have only ITV, No regions and possibly the worst Network TV company in the UK

David Ravenscroft So, in a nutshell, Carlton was a crappy (yet successful) attempt at unifying the regions (except STV and UTV)?

@@LucamacGuy Carlton along with Granada, merged and ate up all the other regions, With multi channel TV reducing advertising revenues, We end up with the crap ITV we have now

Jacob Lees UTV is now under ITV plc also, effectively it was a merger between Granada Television and Carlton Communications, the ITV stations that didn’t lose their franchises lie dormant under the ITV moniker. It’s only now STV that’s the only “ Independent” Television station.

Hey man, these are made with flash

Yes!