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Unofficial TVARK
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DISCLAIMER: This is not the official TVARK, i'm just a person who is a fan of their website, and wants to archive the videos on the website, just in case something happens. I am also not from the UK.
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TVARK is the online TV museum. Preserving a slice of our social history we document those modest little chunks of television that are never repeated. From the earliest onscreen identifications to pioneering title sequences or scary public information films, there’s lots to explore. Discover the history of television graphics and how tv presentation and branding has evolved over the decades. For 20 years the TVARK team has assembled a comprehensive archive from many Betamax and VHS home recordings which span across over 3,900 pages. So sit back and watch some of the most creative work from the talent of the tv production industry.
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TVARK is the online TV museum. Preserving a slice of our social history we document those modest little chunks of television that are never repeated. From the earliest onscreen identifications to pioneering title sequences or scary public information films, there’s lots to explore. Discover the history of television graphics and how tv presentation and branding has evolved over the decades. For 20 years the TVARK team has assembled a comprehensive archive from many Betamax and VHS home recordings which span across over 3,900 pages. So sit back and watch some of the most creative work from the talent of the tv production industry.
BBC1 Clock - 1980
Another schools link for the BBC1 clock, which was shown after every schools programme whilst the announcer said what the next programme was and how many minutes there were before said programme started.
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BBC1 Clock - 16th December 1980
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Schools programmes are having an interval, except for certain transmitters who are having a schools programme in Welsh. Mae rhaglenni ysgolion yn cael ysbaid, heblaw am drosglwyddyddion penodol sy'n cael rhaglen ysgolion yn Gymraeg.
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 24th December 1979
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Another example of this Christmas ident, this time Bruce Hammal is at the mike.
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 1979
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For this year, a group of Victorian carol singers encourage us to join them in celebrating Yuletide. Comparisons have been made to the 1973 ident which was similar in its idea. We're pleased to finally have some clips for you; a link into the weather forecast with Tim Nichols announcing,
BBC1 Closedown - 6th April 1979
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For many years, until the mid 1980s, there was no weather bulletin at closedown on Friday nights - it was broadcast after the late evening news summary which preceded the traditional Friday night late film. Therefore, Richard Straker goes straight into the clock after a holding slide mentioning next week's late film. Closedown weather summaries on Friday nights began in late 1984 when BBC1 drop...
BBC1 Closedown - 16th August 1980
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Although BBC1 often ended Saturday night, as well as Friday night, with a late film, BBC1 still broadcast a weather bulletin at closedown on Saturdays due to there not being a late night news summary at the weekend.
BBC1 Symbol - 29th August 1981
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Slide for The Monkees into Battle of the Planets.
BBC1 Symbol - 1st January 1980
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Quick peek at this evening's line-up before the Elvis movie.
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 25th December 1978
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The double-faced Santa Claus rears it's creepiness again before the start of the Christmas night movie.
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 25th December 1978
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Promotion for Parkinson at the Pantomime into Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. Probably one of the most sinister Christmas idents ever of a double-faced Santa Claus head. BBC1 almost didn't have a Christmas this year due to industrial action. This particular ident could be seen being assembled during news reports about the strike. The Stage criticised the choice, claiming it looked like the severed he...
BBC1 Continuity - 29th December 1978
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Continuity from 29th December 1978. A slide to promote Fantastic Journey, a promotion for BBC 2's Horizon into a new animated version of The Little Mermaid.
BBC1 Continuity - 24th July 1981
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Two idents including a Ceefax slide promoting subtitles for "Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads."
BBC1 Continuity & Tuesday Evening Promo - 19th September 1977
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BBC1 Continuity & Tuesday Evening Promo - 19th September 1977
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 24th December 1977
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BBC1 Christmas Ident - 24th December 1977
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 25th December 1977
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BBC1 Christmas Ident - 25th December 1977
BBC1 Christmas Ident - 25th December 1975
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BBC1 Christmas Ident - 25th December 1975
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Richard Straker at the mic.
I was very young at the time but I loved this programme.
This was really the full start of the day's programmes on BBC 1. They did come on air at 6.40am for 75 minutes of Open University, and then closed down until lunchtime as this was the Easter holidays and no schools programmes. This was typical BBC 1, offering no daytime programming in mid morning, leaving it to ITV who on this morning were on air from 9.30am with a mix of entertainment and educational morning programmes leading up to their lunchtime news.
With the change of schedule, why move TDUDP forward 5 minutes? People probably missed the start
Lost 4 H bombs 😂 you can definitely tell it’s the 60s
3:01 that’s super duper strange
Must have been using the ‘coffin clock’ as this was a direct switch from clock to globe & means that the clock used was not mounted in the noddy device.
Lovely to see TV Ark working again.
The weatherman was Graham Parker who left the BBC in late 1973.
We used to think he looked like a puppet
I was born two years after this. Graham Parker left the BBC when I would have been just three!
Didn't know the British Premiere of Butch Cassidy was on Christmas Day 1975!
Blimey! BBC 1 on air until 3.40 am! Only during a General Election.
Hello
I turned 3 that day😂!
Thank you of course!
Thank you of course!
this film aged really well. am i right?
Slow anthem again? Is this before they adapted to the faster anthem?
I believed they used this anthem when a Royal has passed away so likely there was a passing within Windsor castle or other royal property
Those were the day when people had respect.
was this filmed in front of the tv??
Probably via a Sony 405 line video tape recorder matched to their 9 inch receiver/monitor of the time.
Time 00:08am Date 29th December early hours of 30th December 1979
Clock 12:08am.
1:20am
minecraft earth.
Another year with another non-descript summer.
Apart from till death us do part no wonder I was out playing as an 11 year old .
My favourite christmas ident from bbc1 is the 1980 and 1984 What's your favourite christmas ident from bbc1?
Cube!
Is there any more of the totp show on this tape by any chance?
Was wondering about that too! Only the Pan's People performance is known to survive.
Is there a recording of the OB? (I was one of the Cathedral Choir used for a processional scene.)
Incidentally the wild west theme was used for the British International heat of Jeux Sans Frontieres from Northampton in 1974. By which time David Vine had moved on but Eddie was still with the programme
not even a full fucking weather forecast...PATHETIC!
Why pathetic? You got the full anthem.
In the countryside somewhere outside London?
That's such a rare and early clip. Looks like it was going into a PIF.
Hello
0:08
0:15 🎵 Where of to see the wizard The wonderful wizard of oz
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This was before I was born. My brother would have been just three months old.
Great stuff. Love the Ceefax title page.
Announcer: David Allan
Announcer: Roger Maude
Announcer: Tim Nichols
Announcer: Clive Roslin
Announcer: Clive Roslin
Announcer: Tim Nichols
Announcer: Peter Bolgar
Announcer: Peter Brook
Announcer: Roger Maude
Announcer: Mike Gamble (Trail voiceover by John Trevor)