A new look to all SKY's main channels - One, Two and Three - from 31st August 2008. In keeping with previous idents, the three Sky channels - One, Two and Three - share the same idents but with different colouring and textures for each: One - blue solids, Two - green liquids, and Three - pink particles.
The first ident here is based on the fairground sideshow 'Whack-a-Mole'.
  | 25sec | 2035 Views | Whack-a-Mole ident |
A box erupts and shoots, in this case, particles over to another box which sprouts a rather large number two.
| | 25sec | 1869 Views | Box ident |
In no way similar to an ident on Five, this scene takes place on a firing range.
| | 25sec | 1295 Views | Firing Range ident |
Ident featuring Naveen Andrews who plays the character 'Sayid Jarrah' in the drama 'Lost'.
| | 25sec | 1318 Views | Lost ident |
Miscellaneous Presentation
A break bumper updated with Sky's new logo launched during November 2009.
| | 3sec | 1219 Views | Sky break bumper |
The majority of promotions on Sky Three are for programmes on Sky One, so the 'blue solids' element of One's presentation is frequently shown on Three. These are stills from the ends of programme trailers.
Similarly, these are end-credit promotions on Three for programmes on Sky One, Sky Two and Sky Movies Premiere. The credits shrink to the box on the right whilst the promotion animates in to the left and the title fades in underneath.
Christmas Presentation
The channel's Christmas ident launched in 2008 was also used in 2009, and again in 2010.
| | 25sec | 1258 Views | Christmas ident |
Free Weekend Pass
Occasionally on Sky Three, Sky broadcasts a weekend of programmes that would normally only be found on its subscription channels.
Occasionally on Sky Three, Sky broadcasts a weekend of programmes that would normally only be found on its subscription channels.
Ident used for the Free Weekend Pass on 17th and 18th April 2010. It is followed by a caption showing the programme is from the Discovery Channel.
| | 30sec | 1303 Views | Free Weekend Pass ident 2010 |
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