BBC One: Difference between revisions

'''Variants:''' There were many variants including wave-shaped color bars in different shades of white and black, along with one that consists of a "compass" with some bat wing-like shapes on the sides in various shades of gray with "BBC" on the top and bottom, all on a gray BG. In 1987, BBC made a classics movie and one clip has this logo, but instead of the Baird or the Marconi-EMI system, the Dolby system is credited.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. A widescreen reconstruction of this ident appeared at the beginning of the 2013 movie ''An Adventure in Space and Time''

'''Logo:''' On a gray background is a white box with "B B C tv" on the bottom right corner. In the white box is a globe simply spinning.

'''Logo:''' On a background is a rotating earth globe cutting a {{Font color|gray|gray}} and white stripe. At the bottom we see four slanted boxes with word "'''''B B C'''''" on the first, second and third box, and a number "'''''1'''''" on the fourth box.

'''Accompanying clock ident:''' An analog clock face with the hours being represented by 2 bars, getting thicker for each hour. The hands are attached to a ring with a black circle in the center, though the second hand poked through. This clock was used from 1969-72; later variants feature an oblique serif typeface to typeset the word color. It was actually a real clock and filmed at the correct time, often appearing just before the actual ident.

** In Northern Ireland, the same NI symbol from before makes a return, but colored white like the rest of the logo.

** In the Midlands, the logo was briefly replaced the globe with a rotating version of their "Ribbon M" logo before being standardized.

'''Logo:''' Same as the previous logo, but this time, "'''BBC 1'''" is stylized, and the continents are now {{Font color|lime|green}}.

*Much like the previous logo, legends for the regional variants exist, though they're mostly now in a green computerized font with some exceptions. (Like Midlands and East Midlands having theirs in a lowercase script font. The former is green, and the latter's white.)

**Christmas 1982: A giant white snowflake shines and animates with a "BBC1" caption in the center.

* To celebrate the 1984 Olympic Games, there is a variation where the reflection was absent, and replaced by the Olympic Rings in orange, with the globe contained in the top center of the ring, also orange.

'''Logo:''' Same concept as before, except the globe is now on a space background and surrounded by a swirling smokey atmosphere, the stylized numeral "1" is in the center and now big. At the bottom of the screen we see a small BBC logo, this time with a line below each box. This was also the final time BBC One was called "BBC 1".

'''Logo:''' Inside a scene depending on one of several locations (seen below), a globe-patterned balloon flies. The pattern of the globe uses a {{Font color|red|red}} color for sea, and {{Font color|orange|orange}} color for the continent, and is complete with clouds. Superimposed at the bottom of the screen is the current BBC logo with the text "ONE" next to it, either fading in or appearing whenever the camera cuts to a new shot, depending on the variant. Starting in December 1999, the URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ was put at the top of the logo (and was officially introduced in June 2000). This was also the first time the channel was named "BBC One".

*There is a version for ''Walking with Dinosaurs'' where the balloon flew over a desert wasteland as a Polacanthus walks into view. Also, one version, in TV programs hosted by Ben Elton, has a version where the balloon is chased by a white balloon with the text "POLICE".

**Christmas 1998: On a white background with falling snow, a {{Font color|red|red}} balloon is seen on the center of the screen. Sometimes, a reindeer or a couple of penguins are moving around.

'''Logo:''' A scene of dancing is shown. At the bottom-left of the screen is a BBC One logo that consisted of a {{Font color|red|red}} square with small BBC logo at the top of big word "ONE" in center of it.

*Tumbler: An upbeat jingle featuring synthesized brass.

'''Logo:''' Depends on the scene. At the center of the scene is the then-current BBC One logo, using BBC logo and the text "one" next to it, still large, but now in lowercase, in a proprietary font. It is set on a circular area. Starting in May 2009, the idents are shorter and the BBC One logo is formed before the main circle formation:

'''Logo:''' The camera pans over a large community space utilised for various purposes, with the same 2021 BBC logo from before appearing at the top of the screen and the same "'''ONE'''" (in BBC Reith Bold) from before appearing at the bottom. As this happens, the center of the screen rotates with a circular lens effect to show part of the space being used for different times of the day and in different configurations. Then the "lens" slowly closes, with the camera still panning over the space. Parts of the space (e.g. people, trees, etc.) sometimes overlap the BBC logo and "'''ONE'''" as the ident animates. However, "Warehouse" has parts of the space sometimes overlap the "Subtitles" text as the ident animates.