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BBC One Schools and Colleges continuity (pie chart and countdown) followed by Maths Today opening (6th May 1968)

Posted on 15th September 2024
By The Rewind Team
Last updated on 15th September 2024
Filed under Channel Presentation

The 2.05pm BBC One junction.

VIDEO: BBC One Schools and Colleges continuity (pie chart and countdown) followed by Maths Today opening. TX DATE: 6th May 1968. COPYRIGHT: BBC.

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[00:00:00] GRAPHIC: basic graphic featuring a corporate “BBC 1” logo, informing viewers that “Programmes will be resumed at 2.05”.

Programmes for Schools and Colleges in fact.

[00:00:01] GRAPHIC: the Schools and Colleges pie chart graphic and music.

[00:01:01] COUNTDOWN: the music continues, but the visual has changed. We now see the Schools/Colleges countdown clock, the appearance of which signifies that the next programme begins in one minute..

[00:02:02] PROGRAMME: the opening seconds of an edition of Maths Today.

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Broadcaster/Channel: BBC, BBC One
Broadcast Area: UK: National

OSP Category: Countdown, Full Junction, Graphic, Schools Presentation

Programme Genre: Learning

Title: Maths Today

Decade: 1960s

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