Short but sweet TV ident by illustrator, Heinz Edelmann (Yellow Submarine) for Der Phantastische Film, a TV film show broadcast on German TV station ZDF in the 70’s/80s. I completely missed the news that Edelmann passed away in July earlier this year, so this is a rather belated note of respect from us.
I’ve been watching all the original episodes of V again recently (and the two mini-series!). Still love it as much today as when I first watched it as a kid! Unfortunately I read somewhere there’s a remake on the cards – I don’t need or want that.
“Miami Vice made me the man I am today”
The Daleks may get all the love – but there’s been a whole load of lovable Doctor Who baddies over the years. These are all taken from this excellent site again.
More after the jump.
As with most things Doctor Who related, I really love these old book covers. I plucked them from this great Doctor Who site. Just for fun.
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Very nice public information film from the UK, featuring a rather pleasing voice-over by Donald Pleasence and a brief appearance by ‘Benny’ from Grange Hill. Many thanks to the Cox-Dorée Institure.
Here’s a rather nice Japanese TV ident to celebrate my safe return from Tokyo.
I’ve been watching this beautiful title sequence as part of my research for the next Emperor Machine album. La Séquence du Spectateur was a popular film review show that ran on French TV for 50 years, from 1949 to 1989.
Here’s some rather nice idents from French state-owned television channel, Antenne 2 from 1978.
Nice title sequence from 1962.