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'''Audio:''' A synth note combined with an 8-note fanfare usually played on a trumpet. The fanfare is also sometimes played on a different instrument. In the variants not featuring the Londoners, a voice-over would sometimes say either "You're watching Carlton, Television for London" or "This is Carlton, Television for London". | '''Audio:''' A synth note combined with an 8-note fanfare usually played on a trumpet. The fanfare is also sometimes played on a different instrument. In the variants not featuring the Londoners, a voice-over would sometimes say either "You're watching Carlton, Television for London" or "This is Carlton, Television for London". | ||
===3rd ID (September 4, 1995-November 22, 1996)=== | '''Availability:''' Seen on Carlton Television until 1995. The first batch of idents lasted until late-1993 with the next batch taking over which remained in use until 1995. | ||
===3rd ID (September 4, 1995-November 22, 1996 as an TV ID, 1996-1999 as an home video ID)=== | |||
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'''Audio:''' A "futuristic"-styled tune with ethereal synths, phaser noises, and orchestral and jazz instruments, while being backed by a continuity announcer. The long version uses different music. On Carlton Video VHS releases, silent. | '''Audio:''' A "futuristic"-styled tune with ethereal synths, phaser noises, and orchestral and jazz instruments, while being backed by a continuity announcer. The long version uses different music. On Carlton Video VHS releases, silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' This was also seen on certain Carlton Video VHS releases from the time-period until 1999. These include the 1996 UK VHS release of ''Tots TV: Snowy Adventure'', and the 1997 UK VHS releases of ''Tots TV: Fluffy Little Chicks and Other Stories'' and ''Rosie & Jim: Boat Building and Other Stories'', respectively, among many others. | '''Availability:''' Seen on Carlton Television until 1996 before then reappearing on certain Carlton Video releases later on that year. This was also seen on certain Carlton Video VHS releases from the time-period until 1999. These include the 1996 UK VHS release of ''Tots TV: Snowy Adventure'', and the 1997 UK VHS releases of ''Tots TV: Fluffy Little Chicks and Other Stories'' and ''Rosie & Jim: Boat Building and Other Stories'', respectively, among many others. | ||
===4th ID (November 25, 1996-September 3, 1999)=== | ===4th ID (November 25, 1996-September 3, 1999)=== | ||
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'''Audio:''' A four-note theme which comes in different sounds for the animated variants. | '''Audio:''' A four-note theme which comes in different sounds for the animated variants. | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on Carlton Television from 1996 right up until 1999, while the original version of the "Generic" lasted until 1998. | |||
===5th ID (September 6, 1999-October 27, 2002)=== | ===5th ID (September 6, 1999-October 27, 2002)=== |