Africa
A new six-part wildlife documentary series "exploring the world's wildest continent" that began on Wednesday 2nd January 2013.
A new six-part wildlife documentary series "exploring the world's wildest continent" that began on Wednesday 2nd January 2013.
The first new BBC One ident of 2013 - and rather disappointing considering the likes of 'Frozen Planet' and 'Planet Earth'. No wonder, then, that BBC One Northern Ireland played out the long version of the Hippos ident instead.
The setting sun gives way to a star-filled sky in this ident that introduced the fourth part of the Africa series.
6 Nations 2013
BBC One Wales celebrates a home win at the Millennium Stadium in the RBS 6 Nations on 16th March 2013.
Saturday Night
A special version of the Space ident used to introduce 'The Bells of Saint John' - the first episode of the second half of the 2012-2013 season of Doctor Who (or series 33, episode 6 if you prefer.)
Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor
Saturday 23rd November 2013 saw the 50th anniversary of the BBC's science-fiction drama Doctor Who, marked by a special episode featuring three Doctors. In the weeks up to the broadcast, the Doctor, as played by the current incumbant Matt Smith, occasionally interrupted the channel's idents. On the day itself, they were played out in the junctions up to the broadcast in the order below.
Saturday 23rd November 2013 saw the 50th anniversary of the BBC's science-fiction drama Doctor Who, marked by a special episode featuring three Doctors. In the weeks up to the broadcast, the Doctor, as played by the current incumbant Matt Smith, occasionally interrupted the channel's idents. On the day itself, they were played out in the junctions up to the broadcast in the order below.
Sting promoting 'Original British Drama' with a hint of the Union flag cast in the light behing the text.
This is a recreation of the globe ident used by BBC TV from September 1963. It was shown on BBC TWO on 21st November 2013 as the opening scene of the drama 'An Adventure in Space and Time' that followed the events of the creation of Doctor Who and William Hartnell's years on the series. It wasn't used as continuity in itself as the programme was preceded by BBC TWO's Seascape ident.
