Category: Programmes
Programme title sequences and set design.
BBC Nine o’Clock News opening titles/close (26th November 1982)
Interest rates are on the rise again in late-1982.
NI News, Weather with Michael Fish, BBC One NI continuity including programme promotion for Spotlight (12th February 1986)
One of very few domestic recordings made public featuring an early 1986 late-evening BBC One Northern Ireland news bulletin.
In Loving Memory opening titles and closing credits (series 1) (28th May 1979)
In Loving Memory was a sitcom produced by Yorkshire Television. It starred Thora Hird and Christopher Beeny.
The Cuckoo Waltz opening titles and closing credits (series 4) (26th June 1980)
Produced by Granada TV for the ITV network, the sitcom The Cuckoo Waltz was written by Geoffrey Lancashire, and produced by John G. Temple.
The Cuckoo Waltz opening titles and closing credits (series 2) (8th July 1976)
Produced by Granada TV for the ITV network, the sitcom The Cuckoo Waltz was written by Geoffrey Lancashire and John G. Temple, and produced by Bill Gilmore and Brian Armstrong.
BBC One continuity and Crackerjack opening titles (24th December 1982)
Get your voices ready. Come on let’s hear you shout. It’s Crackerjack!
BBC One continuity and BBC One o’Clock News opening titles (October 1997)
The opening sequence for the weekday lunchtime news on BBC One.
BBC One continuity and BBC News opening titles (25th December 1989)
The opening of the Christmas Day evening news on BBC One, presented by Jill Dando.
Close of Look North and Nationwide opening titles (1982)
A set of Nationwide titles from 1982. The programme had many different title sequences over the years.
BBC Breakfast Time opening titles – VE Day (8th May 1985)
Special titles for BBC Breakfast Time, on the fortieth anniversary of VE Day.
Top of the Pops 1981 opening titles (24th December 1981)
The relatively new Top of the Pops titles get a minor tweak for this special edition of the programme.
BBC One continuity including programme promotion for The Two Ronnies (25th December 1978)
One of only a few junctions from the Christmas period that survive, and feature the revolving Santa’s head festive channel symbol.