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Late BBC 1 closedown August 1996
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2016
- At the end of live coverage of the Republican Convention from San Diego, BBC 1 closes down at just after 4 AM in the early hours of 16 August 1996.
There's a trail for a repeat of Michael Parkinson interviews, a weather forecast from John Kettley, then the national anthem, and eventually Test Card F.
"A very good morning to you" - love that
You know it’s late when they say “good morning” instead of “good night.“
Those 3 dislikes are from people who say that they signed off at 4a.m
I still think this is the bbcs best ever look: 91-late 97 was pretty much my infancy and defined by the '2' idents and this bbc1 globe (though with it being so obscured it almost looks like a fancy crystal ball!)
They were very classy idents
16th August 1996, that was my 10th Birthday! 😀😀
Clock time: 4:02am
This is the second time BBC1 had to closedown at 4am in the morning. Unlike Live Aid of '85, this 4am closedown was because of the Road to the White House coverage when the 1996/97 USA Presidential Election of Bill Clinton vs Bob Dole vs Ross Perot was about to take effect in less than three months.
An earlier time was in 1984 was due to Olympics.
Presumably Test Card F lasted until the by then usual Pages from Ceefax and then programme start later on I wonder? Who knows?
announcer is Peter Offer
BBC1 Continuity & Closedown Thursday 15th/Friday 16th August 1996.
Thursday 15th into Friday 16th August 1996
Announcer: Peter Offer
Clock: 4:02am
End of US Midterm Elections 1996
Promo for Parkinson: The Interviews
BBC One globe: Weatherview
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End of Weatherview
Clock (4:02am!!!!!); closing announcement
BBC One globe with national anthem (God Save the Queen)
Black and silence
Test Card F
14th/15th August, 28th/29th August and 29th/30th August 1996 also have BBC1 closing after 4:00am.
Yep. Also due to BBC One showing the US party conventions overnight.
@@DBIVUK And remember the time that BBC2 closed down around 4:20am in the early hours of 29th May 1995? That was a late one, because they had BBC Select at 5:30am.
Clock: 4:02AM (UK TIME)/ 11:02AM (PH TIME)
BBC1 SIGNS OFF AT 4:02AM??? (VERY LATE)
August 16,1996 (Friday)
@@juniorsquadphtropatambayan341 or indeed very early I wonder if you see what I mean?
What a late closedown. might as well not have bothered haha. couldve just shown a few old episodes of OFAH or yes minister until breakfast time came on.
Except they'd have to pay repeats fees for a tiny audience. Cheaper to shut down.
BBC1 is acting like BBC3 or BBC4 because of the late closedown at 4am.
Yes in a way but I don't think the other channels were around at that time-1996 or so-from what I remember-not sure though?
@@brucedanton3669bbc 3 and bbc 4 wasn't around in 1996
No that was right of course-they did not start until the 2000s or so too I guess?@@peterwilliamskelhorn6675
In August 1996, Princess Diana and Prince Charles had to divorce each other after 15 years of their marriage. A year later, Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash.
Debbie Parkes now Notre Dame is on Fire!
rare clock to close
It wasn't actually all that rare at the time - the clock did appear occasionally, and there were certain times when it was usual. It was usually shown in the few seconds leading up to the regular news bulletins, for instance. But on-screen clocks went out very soon after, partly because digital transmission introduced delays of unpredictable lengths.
though it wasnt rare
Clocks went out of favour on ITV stations first, although due to the fragmented nature of ITV at that time they disappeared at various times on different ITV stations. I believe Central were the first to dispense with them, they just used ATV's timepiece with a Central caption instead. That didn't last long after their 1982 launch. I don't know about who was *the* last but a strong contender would be my home region, Yorkshire, who I remember were still using clocks up to their 1999 "hearts" rebrand.
Thames and LWT both used clocks randomly at first. Then Thames seemed to drop them for news intros, using their ident and announcer instead, only using the clock for closedowns or introducing TV-am when they went 24 hours. LWT used either their ident or clock at news intros or closedowns (depending on what the announcer or transmission controller wanted) until their 1986 rebrand, when they got rid of clocks completely.
C4 abnd the BBC continued with clocks for some time after that, C4 scrapping them with their 1996 rebrand and the BBC phased them out on both channels with the BBC1 balloons, first scrapping live clocks, having prerecorded ones for the regions' introductions to national news then scrapping them completely.
i vaugley remeber
@@DBIVUK Oh I see.
What The Heck? BBC 1 Closing Down At 4:01am Is Very Terrible! Should Have Closed Down Earlier! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
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@@baragonkunfan94thesecondar60 r/ihadastroke
It may be because of the overnight news coverage of the Republican Convention.
A late closedown means a channel is on their way to 24 hour broadcasting.