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BBC News intros from the 1990s (1993-97) from when the Beeb had the virtual studio. Which were in various shades of blue depending on what time of day the bulletins were broadcast. There was slight variations on each bulletin as well.
This was the first time the BBC adapted more or less a corporate look on its news bulletins, thus making the BBC News a sub-brand within the Corporation.
The theme tunes all varied on the bulletins, and they continued from what were on the previous ones (e.g. Breakfast and Six O' Clock News). The majority of them were tweaked though. Probably so not to alienate viewers with the new-look studio at the time as well. All bulletins had the spinning globe and the BBC's Coat of Arms.
The clips are in order from AM to PM.
1st. BBC Breakfast News
2nd. One O' Clock News
3rd. Short News Bulletins
4th. Six O'Clock News
5th. Weekend News Bulletins
6th. Nine O' Clock News (also used for late news in the weekends)

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@ratherryan 3 года назад

I love the unashamed gloriousness of these themes, it's like hearing someone being presented to the king in a royal court.

@rogerdarthwell5393 3 года назад

Better than the bumbling noise that we have today

@d2dar459 3 года назад

That it is, that it is.

@betacamsx-dallevhsallehdv11601 2 года назад

Especially the Nine O'Clock version

@forthrightgambitia1032 Год назад

Serious music for when the world was still mainly full of serious people.

@sporkfindus4777 Год назад

So so so true

@elbecko7969 3 года назад

The final intro was the best. Grand as hell!! Big, powerful, confident, formal, classy. 1988 radio mast graphics with nearly the same music were also beautiful.

@forthrightgambitia1032 3 года назад

Also remember this was just before the internet became widespread, so this was where people would have first heard of major events in the world, even before reading in the newspapers. Which made it seem far more important than it is now when you hear of things minutes after it happens.

@adamh2900 4 года назад

This definitely brings back memories You have to remember that the 90s is now the halfway point between the 2020s and the 1960s

@angelacooper2661 5 месяцев назад

I was in my twenties - half a lifetime ago, as I am now 53!!!

@robertgoh8261 6 лет назад

I loved the 1993-1999 BBC News because the titles were orchestral/musical and different themes for each bulletin.

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

Top class composer was George Fenton.

@theancientsancients1769 3 года назад

The 6 o'clock news was the best but 9om news was good too

@betacamsx-dallevhsallehdv11601 7 месяцев назад

@@jacksugden8190 for me *the 9 O'Clock News was the pinnacle of the 1993-99 BBC News theme songs*

@Elitist20 2 года назад

'Nation shall speak peace unto Nation.'

@PopeCromwell 2 года назад

If they made it look and sound like this again, I'd happily pay my TV licence again.

@sporkfindus4777 Год назад

I love the way the music climbs and bass pumps when Anna Ford is reading the headlines. It just pulls you in and wraps you into the news; gravitas, seriousness but feelings of hope and optimism.

@davidclaytonddc 3 года назад

The ident at 1:05 is my favourite news ident of all time, it speaks absolute power, integrity and authoritive content. In my opinion it emotes so much more pride as a national broadcaster than the current bumbling noise.

@ismayb754 3 года назад

Yeah I really just watch the news to find out anything I might need to know that day. If I need a sense of authoritive national pride I'll join a right wing unionist party, haha. I LOVE this theme for nostalgic reasons (reminds me of my childhood) but objectively, it's really far too over dramatic for a news theme. It's bordering on scary/threatening, and combined with the cold, harsh CGI studio, it's not a welcoming environment at all, especially with that far too large, imposing cutglass coat of arms towering over the studio. Don't get me wrong I don't need my news to be presented on fluffy couches with lovely cushions and cups of tea on the coffee table in front of the presenters. But this is too far in the opposite direction. I do very much appreciate it for what it was though, it was amazing for the time.

@rogerdarthwell5393 3 года назад

@@ismayb754 But that's exactly what makes these themes great

@ismayb754 3 года назад

@@rogerdarthwell5393 I said several times they are good pieces of music and that I enjoy them. I don't like them as news themes though. Back in the day, nostalgically, yes. In today's world, no.

@rogerdarthwell5393 3 года назад

@@ismayb754 All right no worries

@jamesbhx 7 лет назад

That French horn though.

@angelacooper2661 5 месяцев назад

Yes, I would notice things like that, being a string player in an amateur orchestra!

@forthrightgambitia1032 4 года назад

I was 11 when the moved to the new format in May 1999 so this is one of those things that I didn't know I remembered, as it were. But hearing it I think it's the kind of thing that sticks in your subconscious.

@angelacooper2661 5 месяцев назад

In May 1999 I was a month away from my 29th birthday, so much older than you. I remember the News theme tunes in the 80s very well and some of the late 70s too!

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

1:05 and the Six Opening Title was pre recorded on the Silicon Graphics computer, the Headlines was on a DAT tape, the Front Title Sting was on the Silicon computer. The News Summery before that with Andrew used a Silicon computer with the image lasting 59sec, they used a DAT tape for the open/close titles. Due to space restrictions in the gallery, the Silicon computer and laser disks for each broadcast, 4 titles were produced, two laser disks were used for titles and the glob on the BBC Coat of Arms, along with all the music on DAT tapes, came from the 4th floor.

@AndrewHsieh96 5 лет назад

Jack Sugden Fascinating! Where'd you learn all this?

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Hi Andrew, I saw an article online, can’t find it now, some years ago, 1997/8, made a visit to the 6th floor and saw some live broadcasts from N2, there was no room in the gallery on the main desk, so the touch screen computer with presets for screen shots, joy stick along with the camera positions were marked on a bit of paper showing the panels behind the presenter, the five robotic cameras were linked to barcodes on the studio wall, adjacent to N1, they took to information from the remote camera desk in the gallery.

@TransmissionEpicts 2 года назад

Nice info! Cool. The iconic BBC 1 and 2 idents of the 90s were also played out on modified laser disc players as well. Each region having a couple of players.

@jacksugden8190 2 года назад

@@TransmissionEpicts Wonder who’s got those disks that were used in N2 for all the main bulletins from 1993, and did they contain any music + what about the audio tracks?.

@mickyfinn4466 6 лет назад

The 90s idents show the influence of John Birt, the new Director General at the time, who was keen on branding everything. Prior to Birt, all the news bulletins had their own individual intros and graphics but Birt wanted a standard intro throughout all the output, but particularly in the main bulletins - the 1, the 6 and the 9. They therefore created a BBC News brand using the BBC coat-of-arms etched into the 'ice block'. The remnants of the individual news bulletin themes can however still be heard interpolated into each of the various openings. The idea of the BBC News 'brand' continues to this day with the beep, beep, beep theme and graphics opening all BBC news programmes.

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

Yes Burt was DG at the BBC between 1992-2001, trade unions called the BBC Birt Broadcating Corporation due to jobs cuts, strikes taking place due to news staff loosing jobs.

@TfL1901 Год назад

This is so interesting!!! Like Frank Pick and the London Underground!

@MarkPentler 2 года назад

The best part about these themes is how they had the melodies from the previous themes at each bulletin time within them.

@DuncanMcA 3 года назад

Love all these. They signify a corporation that was still confident and authoritative without fustiness. Detached, formal and genuinely balanced yet would ultimately present the British side and its institutions more favourably if attacked from outside. That’s what these themes and whole ‘look’ say to me. I cannot imagine the Queen’s death being covered with the same gravitas under the current look compared to Diana’s in 1997 under this one.

@rogerdarthwell5393 3 года назад

Couldn't have said it better myself! I just dread to think of the Queen's death being covered by today's bumbling noise, they were refreshing back in 1999, but they have been flogged to death now

@theredraven Год назад

@@rogerdarthwell5393 So a year on from this comment, how would you rate the BBC's performance over the last 24 hours?

@rogerdarthwell5393 Год назад

@@theredraven They are doing a good and dignified performance, but I still think that with the old look it would have been more authoritative

@visionist7 Год назад

@@theredraven there's a sombre version of the current beep beep theme which works quite well, although it's telling that no sombre version of the 1990s theme was required, that I know of.

@mango4606 3 года назад

2:38 Just where all themes get put together. Even more epic than 1:56.

@southpawboxing4265 6 лет назад

British hopes are dashed at Wimbledon....Henman and Rusedski are out. Ah, the memories.

@IvanAtYT 9 лет назад

1:05- 1:16 will make a perfect PC start up music. It sounds so intense

@SB-gw7cc 7 лет назад

77PhoenixFire77 For Windows BBC News?

@MythicSuns 6 лет назад

if you're gonna die from an orgasm this is the music you want to hear

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

Six O’Clock News music was a clever arrangement indeed, every note carefully worked out when conducted over a blue screen in 1993 at Abbey Road Studios using the BBC Concert Orchestra.

@AndrewHsieh96 5 лет назад

The first ever BBC News theme music from my early childhood. Oh, how do I miss the dramatic orchestra!

@william-uk 3 года назад

I think it would sound much better when switching it off...

@sporkfindus4777 Год назад

I want to buy George Fenton a drink, just to say well done

@seannyboy1987 Год назад

1.09 my Dad told me this fanfare meant it was time for all children to go to bed. I completely believed this 😂

@RJRC_105 10 месяцев назад

I liked these so much. The big glass wall and the themes which have gravitas and grandeur. Also, it's actually news, not the comment heavy "tune in later to find out what to think" that the BBC News is in current year. I remember that they'd cover all four of the top stories at the Six O'clock News before half time and go into quite a bit of depth as well. Nowadays al-Beeb just fills its website with clickbait.

@netako 5 лет назад

This is so impressive for 1993.

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Glory days never to be repeated

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

I have added some interesting comparisons of the durations for the various openings for news output as follows for those Silicon Graphics spinning globes: Buisness Breakfast: 0.22sec to fade in Breakfast Time: 0.25sec to Opt In One news: 0.09src to Opt In Six news: 0.25sec Front Titles Nine news: 0.17sec Opening Titles Weekend: 0.15sec Opening Titles Summary: 0.06sec to fade in Summaries: A continuation of the spinning globe could be held on screen for 0.54seconds, and held if need be for same duration for the One O’Clock News.

@emotivepiano 2 года назад

This was when BBC news themes were orchestrally and technically accomplished, and also unashamedly severe: the music said "sit up and listen NOW and be as scared as HELL", in contrast to the casual "ah well it's only news, watch if you want to in the background" beep-beeps of the current wimpy themes.

@angelacooper2661 Год назад

I would have been in my twenties at the time and remember these theme tunes!

@LittleRichard1988 2 года назад

It's such a shame the BBC ditched George Fentom's music in favor of the bleep bleep music that David Lowe introduced in 1999. I think David Lowe's music will still be used in 2031, and probably forever.

@TransmissionEpicts 2 года назад

I adore these strident orchestral themes of the 90s, and the classy set design. But I also feel the "blips" theme by Lowe is equally as iconic. When they're used in the montages on News24 to bridge the gaps between bulletins and programs those really feel powerful and trusted too. Both approaches to the theme seem equally impactful and iconic. There's a place for both. Like a classical building next to a brutalist one - if they're both well designed. Yeah the blips aren't going away anytime soon!

@Greenpoloboy3 Год назад

1:05 so slick and emotes power. 1:56 is great and 2:39 also. Brilliant

@tjc89 8 лет назад

1:10-1;15mins is the best, takes me back to when i was a kid

@AkiraMidori 2 года назад

I like the contrast between the themes for the One O' clock News, Six O’ Clock News and Nine O' Clock News, which sounds formal and bold, and the BBC Breakfast News theme which has an Symphonic Rock version of the BBC Breakfast Time theme from 1986.

@rich_rich90 10 месяцев назад

The 1990s was peak BBC & British society. After the Millennium things started to decline.

@angelacooper2661 5 месяцев назад

Half a lifetime ago for me, as in the 90s, I was in my twenties. Now in my early fifties!

@neptune8thplanet 3 года назад

My favorite will be the one for Breakfast News. It's so goddamn catchy like jeez Fenton.

@fattypark 2 года назад

1:05 gets me pumped up like I'm ready to face the first charge at Helm's Deep or Agincourt!

@Johnno9989 9 лет назад

2:07 those was the days. Good old Moira Stuart. In fact, it's nine years since her demotion and I am still disgusted with how unfair the BBC was on Moira. "you can't do TV news no more, you're too old". I wouldn't care how old my newsreaders was. In fact, I'd be more appalled if the demotion was anything to do with the skin colour.

@patmcgroin1418 9 лет назад

Johnno9989 She's still going strong on radio 2 but yes the way the BBC treat their senior presenters is appaling!

@snoozinghipo 8 лет назад

Moira was the best!!

@tubzy2001 6 лет назад

I miss Moira

@raflaughter3474 5 лет назад

Moira Stuart and Trevor McDonald were the equivalent to what Walter Cronkite was to the Americans.

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

RAF laughter OR DIANA MADILL WAS TO ANNA FORD TO TREVOR MCDONALD

@MrQuijibo 3 года назад

I miss my grandad

@MichaelOKeefe2009 6 лет назад

There was also variations featuring the now current BBC blocks logo for sometime.

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

All by David Lowe, the versions heard here were by George Fenton

@netako 5 лет назад

@@jacksugden8190 No, they used the exact same intros with the current BBC logo for 2 years.

@MichaelOKeefe2009 4 года назад

@@netako Exactly.

@videonut1988 3 года назад

@@jacksugden8190, the David Lowe opens and set didn’t come to be until the Virtual Sets got dismantled and deactivated in the Fall of ‘99.

@NewRepublicMapper 2 года назад

Hope that they will revive the music in their refresh this 2022

@deeditmane 6 лет назад

Happiest hostage ive ever seen 😂

@betacamsx-dallevhsallehdv11601 2 года назад

1:00 This is short, due to a short bulletin 2:39 The News at 9 are the best... Only 4 the intro music!!!

@jonescrusher1 3 года назад

'Gravitas' is an understatement. 1:06 is almost too much, especially on a quiet news day.

@jonescrusher1 3 года назад

@roger darthwell Indeed, hit them hard from the word go, if the news turns out to be a little lightweight then everyone's a winner.

@Tgoo89 5 лет назад

BRING THESE BACK!!!

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Doubt it Tim as the BBC was hard of hearing even my comments, have to except it and move on.

@clarissamcpigeon7857 7 лет назад

I prefer this to how the BBC News now looks.

@jane1975 5 лет назад

Me.K The pulse sound is the Greenwich Mean Time pulse.

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Fenton used sounds to capture the thoughts and emotions of the viewers insights into the news, he was a true professor of BBC News themes.

@thepandabrothers6534 6 лет назад

I love the sound of 2:02

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Weekend News Opening was very cleaver indeed.

@endrightwinglunacy 8 лет назад

1:05 is a wonderful piece of music and extremely intense., but a tad over the top for a news theme. You expect Genghis Khan to burst onto the set, horses rearing on their hind legs.....The best one, for me, is the 9 o'clock at 2:38 because it just seems to tie all the themes together, and has a great stateliness about it.

@indigopath2598 8 лет назад

Our villain looks to the horizon at 1:06, as an epic cavarly charge crashes over a hilltop and draw swords at 1:09 :P

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

There were a number of 6 o’clock News openings never heard, as below: A: Front Titles with Headlines B: Alt Front Title with Hangover C: Front Title with Tail There versions heard on live bulletins at 1:05 were: A: Alt Front Title B: Headlines C: Front Title Sting There were 16 takes for the 6 News at Abbey Road Studios in 1993 with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

@stitcha123 4 года назад

Jack Sugden how you know this big man?

@jacksugden8190 4 года назад

Hans Ruedi Giger - Someone gave me the info many years ago.

@ndulmillenium 3 года назад

Before those "bips"

@SeanMaccaUK 6 лет назад

1:05-1:17 - Fucking EPIC!

@paulblight8919 3 года назад

Awesome Collection. Thank you for sharing

@michaeljohnson-ho2yw 6 лет назад

What is he doing with the ball! u would think people would think twice

@jamestoyn9755 Год назад

i remember all old intros of the news in the 1990s

@javiergomez9970 9 лет назад

The one o clock news intro is from August 1993. There is a BBC1 junction into that bulletin

@OmpaCall 11 дней назад

0:04 0:34 Hedlines 0:51 1 o'clock news 1:00 1:05 1:24 Hedlines 1:51 6 o'clock news 1:56 2:14 Hedlines 2:39 9 o'clock news

@johnking5174 9 лет назад

A very cold looking set was the 1993 look. The music was great for each programme, but very limiting for the programmes with just a change in the colour scheme behind them. I think Breakfast News should not have been lumped in with the other news. It should have had its own distinct look. I stopped watching Breakfast News around 1993, and came back in 1997 when they introduced a great new separate look.

@eIucidate 9 лет назад

John King They obviously realised it was wrong to genericise the Breakfast News. Mind you, though, the breakfast show was actually very much news-oriented. I mean, for goodness' sake, Jeremy Paxman was one of the hosts! After 97, they started to VERY gradually make it into the casual show we see nowadays, a throwback to how the show was when it was launched.

@johnking5174 9 лет назад

The old Breakfast Time dumped the casual format in November 1986 and for 11 years they had a very news driven programme as TV AM on ITV copied the BBC and they "out sofa" them as it was put so BBC reverted to what they know best, hard news. They called it "Newsnight at Breakfast". I liked the 1997-2000 look which was a nice blend for the show, which was brought forward to BBC Breakfast in 2000. The 1993-1997 set was very cold and just did not suit a Breakfast programme. Jeremy only stayed with Breakfast Time until 1989 when Nicholas Witchel and Jill Dando launched Breakfast News.

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

I liked very much that Nine News, those dark blue background panels with the vertical Earth on the 1 metre panels, and that theme tune was first class.

@robertbilling6266 6 лет назад

Yes, definitely a flat QuesTech Charisma doing the digital video effects. I suspect that the globe was done on CLEO, we certainly sold one to NACA about then. Could have been the same machine, if you simply didn't turn on the curved surface engine CLEO handled exactly like flat Charisma.

@Hddnnsj 3 года назад

This was an epic theme! But I'll conceed the new one is better. But this one reminds me of being young... In the glory 90s days

@visionist7 Год назад

The new ones are all a farce

@jamezpipe 8 лет назад

BBC News 1990s Intros

@Adam_81 2 месяца назад

2:39 love it

@robertgoh8261 6 лет назад

It also shows the beginning of BBC News at 6 from 1997.

@karlpeart1752 4 года назад

0min 36 sec and 1min 05sec are my faves

@rogerdarthwell5393 Год назад

They have been introduced 30 years ago today

@Scripture-Man 4 года назад

I remember these tunes so well, especially 0:50 1:05 1:56 2:39 - But where's the one with the graphic of a radio transmitter and lightning bolts going through it and "radio waves" coming out of it? That's the intro I remember the most.

@stitcha123 4 года назад

It’s all over youtube

@Scripture-Man 3 года назад

@@stitcha123 Yeah, I found it in the end. But strange that it's not in this compilation! :-)

@theebloxinator 2 года назад

@@Scripture-Man It’s not, did you even read the description or the title?

@VermyScrubs Год назад

@@Scripture-Man It’s not in because it wasn’t part of the set. The 1988 Nine O’Clock News set was replaced by 2:38 . (You could actually hear that the theme is similar to what it replaced.) This compilation is only of the Virtual Studio set.

@Al.Diamond Год назад

What does the motto read on the coat of arms?

@QwertyScream 4 месяца назад

Nation shall speak peace unto nation

@Joyousmicor 6 лет назад

These intros is from 1993 to 1999. (except BBC Breakfast News)

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

Joyousmicor they were all scored for April 1993 in one session at Abbey Road studios.

@wesleycracknell1623 9 лет назад

i remeber every studio to bbc news

@jeffreymutia2573 8 лет назад

in Midlands

@wesleycracknell1623 8 лет назад

manliy in wales

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

This video was the old N2 on the 6th floor at TVC.

@wesleycracknell1623 5 лет назад

@@jacksugden8190 i remeber the studio

@eIucidate 2 года назад

Which bulletin is 1:56?

@ashwan350 Год назад

BBC Weekend News

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

Missing were Business Breakfast (1993-1997) and Breakfast News (1997-2000). At least those presenters didn't wave their hands around presenting the news from that studio, something today's news presenters do was all the rage.

@stickytapenrust6869 6 лет назад

The video description says that the uploader was concentrating on only the virtual BBC News studio intros. Even though it used the same studio, Business Breakfast didn't use the virtual set. Breakfast News dropped the virtual look when the BBC corporate rebrand came into effect in October 97.

@Joyousmicor 6 лет назад

Ferguson Videostar Breakfast News dropped virtual look earlier, in June '97.

@jacksugden8190 6 лет назад

Joyousmicor [STOP MAKING FAKES] never heard of Furguson Videostar, checked your comment, nothing found on search engine. And I have seen that stop making fake comments before, who was this aimed at me or you?.

@eIucidate 9 лет назад

1:53 Windows logo !!!

@rezlynxium7400 8 лет назад

Well spotted - it does indeed look like the current Windows logo.

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Good observation, the Windows logo was on the right on the desktop.

@Scripture-Man 4 года назад

Hmmm, I find that a bit of a stretch, just because there are 4 squares? One could argue that the BBC logo at 1:56 looks more like the Windows logo - its squares are slanted to the right, and it has primary colours. It's all pretty tenuous though.

@eIucidate Год назад

@@Scripture-Man You must have been talking about the colourful Windows logo which was last used in Windows 7. The four squares at 1:53 are identical to the Windows 10 logo (albeit inversed), which was the latest version of Windows at the time of writing my comment.

@mango4606 4 года назад

1:58 EPIC.

@mango4606 4 года назад

@roger darthwell THEY MASHUP THE 80S THEME AND THE OTHER THEME

@thepandabrothers6534 6 лет назад

I am from the uk and I watch bbc news

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

Lucky you

@roff1opiola366 5 месяцев назад

Back when we were a country instead of a dumping ground

@noradosmith 4 года назад

The day today.

@jamezpipe 8 лет назад

Uploaded on 6 Apr 2016

@jennyrosemutia8466 5 лет назад

Similar To Donkey Kong Country And Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning Run Has Same 3D Action .

@mango4606 3 года назад

1:05 So intense.

@martynbarrett64 3 года назад

Let's hope that Charles Moore brings these timeless intros back!

@martynbarrett64 3 года назад

@roger darthwell bugger!

@martynbarrett64 3 года назад

Certainly beats that drum-beat shit by a mile!

@Phippsta 5 лет назад

The BBC Seriously needs to change its Intro/ Music soon...

@jacksugden8190 5 лет назад

All the current stuff is naff, been hanging around in one form or another since 1999, the music here was introduced in 1993 and rebranded from George Fenton to David Lowe who has the current branding to this day.

@turgut104 9 лет назад

Nice but is it possible to get in AE?

@jamezpipe 8 лет назад

i know isn't it great the bbc 1990's this is a stablised or whatever and the programme is the videotape versions at

@itz_Lwazi 7 лет назад

Mmmm

@Joyousmicor 6 лет назад

James Pipe BBC in 1993-1999 used SGI PowerSeries computers and LaserDisc recorders.

@belravengaming5073 5 лет назад

Bbc news 1993

@ricwilki6254 4 года назад

Oh Athers....

@NationTV-fv4fn 3 года назад

BBC เสียงจาก VOICE TV ปี 2556

@f_gameiro 3 года назад

What he was doing? 2:34

@ashwan350 Год назад

Maybe he was using the ball to scratch his private part?

@Sheena1234ization 6 лет назад

1:05- 1:17

@mango4606 4 года назад

So epic.

@NationTV-fv4fn 3 года назад

Voice TV เสียงมาจาก BBC

@Petrolosis 7 лет назад

No love for the late 90s I see

@visionist7 3 года назад

90s music: grim faced, steely jawed, frowning Modern "music": a bunch of farting clowns falling over each other

@judgementravijudgementravi9930 4 года назад

Aangila padam 👌👈

@chrisdawson6156 Год назад

I miss these BBC intros they are crap now

@bongseo6227 3 года назад

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@NationTV-fv4fn 3 года назад

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@Foebane72 7 лет назад

I always liked this CGI intro, compared to the Nazi News predecessor: it's like CGI glass with a nice coat-of-arms with a rotating solid glass globe in the middle.