From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum
Tyne Tees Television, now known as ITV Tyne Tees, is the ITV franchisee and a regional news service for North East England and parts of North Yorkshire. It began broadcasting on January 15, 1959, from a converted warehouse in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Visuals: On a black background, an anchor zooms in to the middle of the screen. Once it zooms in, the anchor morphs into a "T" and two smaller "T"s emerge from the "T" from the left side and the right side. The circle part of the anchor then moves to the left and reveals the words "TYNE TEES" while moving to the right and vanishes after. "TELEVISION channel 8" then appears below the giant "T".
Variant: At the beginning of some news programs, "TYNE TEES TELEVISION NEWS" can be seen above the symbol and "PRESENTS" can be seen below.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: An announcer says "Tyne Tees Television, channel 8", and then a nautical sounding fanfare plays. Composed by Arthur Wilkinson and is also contained in its start-up theme, "Three Rivers Fantasy".
Audio Variant: In some cases, there's no announcer, with the music higher pitched, sounding more cheerful.
2nd ID (July 17, 1970-1979)
Visuals: On a blue background, four yellow lines go by really quickly from all four sides of the screen. Once they all intersect across the screen, they morph into a stylised "TTTV" which consists of a "T" and a "V" connected together and a "T" connected to the top of the two letters. "TYNE TEES" then appears below the logo and then six red diamonds appear below "TYNE TEES" which then turn into "COLOUR".
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: A majestic horn fanfare.
Variants:
Sometimes, the logo is still.
Sometimes, the Independent Broadcasting Authority's logo with the full name will be shown below the TTTV logo. This will usually be still and was used until 1988.
3rd ID (October 24, 1979-September 4, 1988)
Visuals: On a blue background, the "TTTV" symbol (designed the same as the 2nd logo) moves towards the center of the screen, leaving a trail of rainbow lines in the process. Once it reaches the center of the screen, it flips back to normal and its outline flashes at the screen with a rainbow "candy-stripe" effect. The background then turns blue, and "TYNE TEES" zooms out from the bottom of the screen, making a white trail and stops below the "TTTV" symbol.
Variant: A Christmas variant of this logo exists, which was used around 1981. The background is also lighter and there is a holly border surrounding it.
Technique: Cel animation with slit-scan trailing effects.
Audio: A triumphant sounding fanfare made on a synthesizer.
4th ID (September 5, 1988-September 1, 1989)
Visuals: Against a yellow background textured to look like sand, a stream of grey-coloured water moves across the screen in a wave-like motion. It then splits into several streams and forms the logo in light blue and has a drop shadow. The camera turns upwards and "Tyne Tees", in white, fades in below.
Technique: CGI by Digital Pictures in London.
Audio: A synthesised fanfare sounding a little similar to the third logo.
5th ID (September 1, 1989-February 1991)
The river.
The finished product.
Visuals: On a black background, a yellow "river" is seen. On top of the river is the "TTTV" logo in blue and below it is "TYNE TEES" in the Palatino font. The logo then wavers and disperses into the river, and in its place, various images of ITV shows fly by from the right to the left, such as the Elizabeth Tower, a white bird, a basketball player, etc. As these images fly by, the letters "I" and "T", followed by half of the letter "V", fade in one by one. Finally, a vertical triangle appears in place of the other half of the "V", containing the left part of the "TTTV" against a yellow background (evoking their 1988 ident). The river fades out.
Variant: A still version with both the 1989 ITV ID (except for the triangle) and the "TYNE TEES" text in white exists for some junctions.
Technique: A mix of live-action and computer animation effects, designed by English Markell Pockett.
Audio: A synthesised flute theme that culminates in a 5-note trumpet fanfare, sometimes with the flute echoing at the end. Composed by David Dundas as an ITV jingle. A continuity announcement may be used, as well. The jingle was adopted from the full theme.
6th ID (1990-1991)
Visuals: There is a twisted, spiral neon stream shooting forward, morphing into the Tyne Tees logo.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: None.
7th ID (February 1991-October 4, 1992)
Visuals: A "screen" containing several images of England flips up from the bottom on a black background. The screen then rotates around to reveal more screens. They then flip upward to form the same logo from before, which is coloured with red, blue, green, and grey diagonal stripes, and situated against a bright light. "TYNE TEES", in a white serif font, appears below.
Variants:
A variant used a slightly dimmer spotlight below the TTTV.
Sometimes, there's no name below.
The second variant features the logo on a multicoloured background which was used from January to May 1992.
The third variant features the logo on a blue-grey background and the words "TYNE TEES" in a blue serif font, appearing below which was used from May to October 4, 1992.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: David Dundas' 1989 ITV fanfare from the fifth logo.
8th ID (October 5, 1992-September 2, 1996)
Visuals: A series of thick white flashes move quickly in various directions across a blue and white background, tracing what turns out to be a new "TTTV" logo, three-dimensional and in silver, with the letters in a chunky serif font and not joined to each other. As the "TTTV" is being formed, it turns to face the camera, reflecting numerous colours along the way. When it does face the camera, it shines briefly, and "TYNE TEES", in blue with a white drop-shadow, fades in below.
Variants:
A still variant also exists which was used in some TTTV junctions.
Sometimes, "STEREO" also appears underneath both the TTTV logo and the words "TYNE TEES" as well.
A sign-language version exists that has a person spelling out "Tyne Tees TTTV" (maybe) in sign language, fading out before the logo finishes.
A short version exists, where all the flashes move in at once to create the logo as it eases back and the text and background (which is slightly lighter), appears.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A composition of four "chimes", two each at the start and end of the logo, and several "swish" sounds as the "TTTV" is being formed.
Audio Variants: Sometimes, an announcer can be heard as well.
9th ID (September 2, 1996-March 8, 1998)
Visuals: Against a stylized blue background with the warped and transparent "3"s, a large gold "3" swoops in from the right and zooms out. To the left of the "3", the letters of the words "NORTH EAST", in gold, unfold, with several rings and electricity moving across them. "TYNE TEES TELEVISION", also in gold and in a Friz Quadrata font, is formed below in a similar fashion.
Trivia:
The sample used in the logo's theme can be heard on one of the radio stations in the first Grand Theft Auto game, and also be heard on other logos such as the 3rd Alliance Atlantis logo.
It has been said by the company who produced it that it was done in one afternoon.
Variants: Sometimes, "888" would also appear in the top left corner as well for programmes featuring subtitles.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A rather heroic fanfare, ending with Glorious Finale by Peter Siedlaczek from the Orchestral Colours sample library.
Audio Variant: Sometimes, an announcer can be heard.
10th ID (March 9, 1998-September 3, 2000)
Visuals: On a similar blue background to the one in the previous logo, there is a map of the North East of England, together with the outlines of the letters "TTTV" (arranged in the same way as before) in a stylised serif font. After a while, the letters turn yellow and become more three-dimensional, while "TYNE TEES TELEVISION" in a Friz Quadrata font appears below.
Variants:
Like the 9th logo, sometimes, "888" would also appear in the top left corner as well for programmes featuring subtitles until 1999.
An evening variant of this logo exists, with the background in a darker shade of blue. This was used from 6.00pm until 1.00am.
A variant of this logo used before news programmes exists, with the map replaced by news footage.
A variant used before sports programmes also exists, with the map replaced by scenes from football matches.
The 40th anniversary variant used a ruby background.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: An abridged version of Glorious Finale by Peter Siedlaczek.
Audio Variants:
Sometimes, an announcer can be heard.
The ruby background variant uses some pulsating music similar to the 1st logo.
11th ID (September 4, 2000-October 27, 2002)
Visuals: A montage of various imagery plays out showcasing various landmarks and activities in the Tyne region, overlayed with a blue tint and a grid of dots playing behind them, all in this order:
A show of Tynemouth Castle that starts on a up-close piece of rubble before focusing on the main castle.
A horse running over a hurdle.
A close up of a train's wheels moving, panning from left to right.
A blurry crowd of people walking around.
A panning shot of the Angel of the North's upper body.
As the last clip plays, white dots streak in and form a crescent shape on the left side of the screen, with the largest dot situated in the north east and the rest of the dots getting smaller from it, and then it shines brightly. As the shine dies down, it reveals the new Tyne Tees logo with the familiar "TTTV" in a Radiant font along with the dots next to it, all on a thick white stripe that fades out near the end. The background also now shows a rippling cloth with dots fading in and out, as well as the Angel of the North zooming out on the right before settling.
Trivia: The logo was created by Rob Curtis of Oktane.
Variants:
A sports variant exists where the logo's clips are replaced largely with sport-focused ones.
A short version also exists which has the logo at the end result without the Angel of the North, though the rippling cloth and dots remain.
Technique: Live action mixed with 2D computer animation.
Audio: A happy-sounding tune using a piano and violin, which becomes more dramatic as the logo gets revealed. An announcer usually follows it up.
Visuals: The three "T"'s from the 1959 ident are shown underneath "A Tyne Tees Television" and "PRODUCTION" respectively.
Variants:
A superimposed variant exists. The background may fade to black.
On news programmes, "NEWS" replaces "TELEVISION".
An outside broadcast variant exists, consisting of said words next to the "T"'s symbol and the top and bottom text in an arc.
On A Matter of Degrees, the logo zooms in.
On Solemn High Midnight Mass from Ushaw College, the bottom text now reads "OUTSIDE BROADCAST PRESENTATION".
On Your Heritage, "FEATURE PRODUCTION" appears on the bottom.
Technique: It appears to be a printed card.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on Your Heritage, Rocket Rescue, and Rehearsal Room, among others.
2nd Logo (1964-July 16, 1970)
Visuals: The "T"'s, now thicker, are within a outlined tube shape. "A" and "PRODUCTION" appears above and underneath the logo. Additionally, the channel name may appear instead underneath.
Variants:
A superimposed variant exists.
On Face the Press, the logo is inverted and filled in. It is also within another outlined tube shape, contining the words "TYNE TEES" and "TELEVISION" wrapped over and underneath the logo.
In the logo's later years, it is on a blue background.
On Turn-up for Tony, the text "INDEPENDENT TELEVISION FOR THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND" is added underneath the channel name.
Technique: It appears to be a printed card.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 1970.
Examples include A Kind of Heaven, Turn-up for Tony, and We are Responsible by Law (for the later variant), among others.
This logo was also briefly seen on the ITV Tyne Tees’ 60th Anniversary programme.
3rd Logo (July 17, 1970-September 4, 1988)
Visuals:
Opening: Same as the station ID of the era.
Closing: This is a still version of the 1970 ident with no modifications whatsoever and "COLOUR" is also shifted up.
Variants:
Before Northern Life pre-1983, the logo turns into a yellow outline as the background fades to black. The logo then quickly forms a large yellow border with a 3x3 grid of square in it as it transitions to the intro.
Sometimes, "COLOUR" is removed. In some cases, the copyright notice is also omitted.
On Meanwhile Back in Sunderland, the logo is white on a red background.
On The Amazing World of Kreskin, the logo is white on a dark blue background.
On Farming Outlook, the logo is on a green background.
Programmes co-produced with Channel 4 shrinks the Tyne Tees symbol to allow room for the following text to display:
A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR CHANNEL FOUR
On The Mind of David Berglas, the logo is paired with the 1982 Channel 4 logo with a white slash separating the two. Underneath them is the text reading "A TYNE TEES PRODUCTION FOR CHANNEL FOUR".
A Border Television co-production variant exists, which has the Tyne Tees logo on the left. Underneath both logos is "co-production".
On Highway, the logo is paired with six other ITV franchise logos on a blue background. Tyne Tees' logo appears on the top of the screen and is the largest amongst the other logos.
A closing variant with the text reading "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION" appearing below the logo also exists, which was seen on an old Super Channel airing of a 1984 episode of The Tube. Also, "FOR CHANNEL FOUR" is masked on the aforementioned variant.
Technique:
Opening: Cel animation.
Closing: It appears to be a printed card.
Audio:
Opening: Same as the station ID of the era.
Closing: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Audio Variant: Beginning on October 24, 1979, a triumphant sounding fanfare made on a synthesizer for the 1979 opening variant.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 1988.
Examples include The Unknown Genius, Northern Life, Crosswits, Supergran, Kellyvision, and the first series of Chain Letters, among others.
The 1979 opening variant was used on all networked programmes by Tyne Tees until ITV abolished frontcaps starting on January 1, 1988.
The 1979 opening variant is also intact on the 1989 UK VHS release of Super Gran II.
The 1970 opening and closing variants are both seen on the Network DVD release of Nobody's House.
4th Logo (September 5, 1988-February 1991)
Visuals: Like before, this is a still version of its respective 1988 ident, but with a copyright stamp appearing below the logo.
Variant: Starting on September 1, 1989, the Tyne Tees logo is blue gradient with a less detailed drop shadow, and the text now reads "A TYNE TEES PRODUCTION FOR" with the 1989 ITV logo, sometimes with a copyright notice appearing below.
Technique: A still, digital graphic.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability:
Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 1991.
Examples include as Northern Life, and Chain Letters, among others.
The 1988 closing variant was also seen on Gilbert's Fridge.
5th Logo (February 1991-October 4, 1992)
Visuals: On a spotlight background, the 1991 Tyne Tees logo is shown above the text A TYNE TEES PRODUCTION FOR with the 1989 ITV logo and copyright notice both appearing below.
Variants:
Sometimes, "PRODUCTION" is reworded to "PROGRAMME".
From February to December 1991, the logo is on a spotlight background.
From January 1 to May 1992, the logo is on a red-green-blue gradient background.
From May to October 4, 1992, the logo is on a light blue gradient background, like the network IDs of that time. The A TYNE TEES PRODUCTION FOR text, the 1989 ITV logo and copyright notice are also blue on this variant.
Technique: A still CGI render.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 1992.
Examples include Northern Life, Firm Friends and Crosswits episodes from this period, among others.
The January 1992 variant with the 1989 ITV logo was also seen at the end of About Britain: Whitley Bay.
The May 1992 variant with the 1989 ITV logo can also be found on the Talking Pictures TV airings of the Crime Story episode "Wallpaper Warrior".
6th Logo (October 5, 1992-September 2, 1996)
Visuals: This is a still version of the 1992 ident with the text below reading "A TYNE TEES PRODUCTION" in white.
Variants:
Sometimes, "PRODUCTION" may be reworded to either "PROGRAMME" or "PRESENTATION" (the latter of which was seen at the end of movies and imported programmes such as Home and Away, A Country Practice and Murder, She Wrote, among others) below the logo.
The 1989 ITV logo also appears below the Tyne Tees text on networked programmes, sometimes with a copyright notice also appearing below.
On the 1994 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 1993 - 94 Season Review, the still version of the 1992 ident is shrunken and positioned on the top section of the screen. Underneath it is "FOR NEWCASTLE UNITED FOOTBALL COMPANY LTD." and the copyright date.
On The Richard Whiteley Show, the symbol appears on the right of the 1994 Yorkshire Television logo's "chevron" while also using that logo's background. The text below both logos is also reworded to "A YORKSHIRE TYNE TEES TELEVISION CO-PRODUCTION".
Technique: A still CGI render.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 1996.
Examples include Chain Letters, Crosswits, and Pharaoh's Liquid Gold, among others.
The Yorkshire Tyne Tees Television Co-Production variant was seen on The Richard Whitley Show.
7th Logo (September 2, 1996-March 8, 1998)
Visuals: Like before, this is a still version of its respective 1996 ident. Here on the same background with the multiple transparent "3"s as the ident, the "3" is positioned on the top center and the bottom text reads "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR CHANNEL 3 NORTH EAST" in a Friz Quadrata font.
Variants:
Sometimes, the word "PRODUCTION" may be reworded to either "PROGRAMME" or "PRESENTATION" (the latter of which was seen at the end of movies and imported programmes such as Home and Away, and Star Trek: Beyond First Contact, among others).
From late 1997 to March 1998, the ITV URL also sometimes appears on the bottom right of the screen reading "www.itv.co.uk".
On networked programmes, the "3" is replaced by text reading "TYNE TEES" with the text reading "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR", "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PROGRAMME FOR" or "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRESENTATION FOR" and the 1989 ITV logo appearing below. The 1989 ITV logo is also a little vertically stretched on the networked variant.
Another networked variant of the above, albeit without the warped and transparent "3"s in the background also exists, and the 1989 ITV logo is not a little vertically stretched. The copyright notice below the 1989 ITV logo is also off-center.
Sometimes, the copyright notice may also appear either below the "TYNE TEES" name or the 1989 ITV logo on networked programmes such as The Essential Guide to Parties, or below the "3" on local programmes such as Christmas Past from Beamish.
On programmes produced for Channel 4, the text reading "TYNE TEES" appears with the text being reworded to "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR CHANNEL 4", sometimes with a copyright notice also appearing below, and the background also does not feature the warped and transparent "3"s at all.
On the 1997 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 1996 - 97 Season Review: Road to Europe, the text reading "TYNE TEES" appears with the text reading "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR NEWCASTLE UNITED FOOTBALL COMPANY LTD" underneath with "Copyright 1997" appearing below. Again, this variant also does not feature the warped and transparent "3"s in the background at all.
On the 1997 TV documentary Spitfire: Lincolnshire to Las Vegas which aired on May 19, 1997, the "3" shares the screen with the 1996 Yorkshire "chevron" logo, and the text is also reworded to "A YORKSHIRE TELEVISION CHANNEL 3 NORTH EAST CO-PRODUCTION".
Technique: A still CGI render.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 1998.
Examples include Quayside, Crosswits, the final series of Chain Letters, and The Essential Guide to Parties, among others.
However, the DVD releases mostly cut off this logo, so it is intact on VHS releases of Catherine Cookson: The Wingless Bird and Catherine Cookson: The Round Tower, respectively.
The Channel 3 North East Co-Production variant was also seen on the TV documentary Spitfire: Lincolnshire to Las Vegas which aired on May 19, 1997.
The "Tyne Tees Television Production for Newcastle United Football Company Ltd" variant of this logo is intact on the 1997 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 1996 - 97 Season Review: Road to Europe.
The "TYNE TEES" presentation variant with both the warped and transparent "3"s in the background and the 1989 ITV logo is also intact on the UKTV Drama airings of Catherine Cookson: The Round Tower and Catherine Cookson: Tilly Trotter, respectively.
8th Logo (March 9, 1998-September 3, 2000)
Visuals: Once again, this is a still version of its respective 1998 ident. The wording and font in this logo is the same as before, but the logo now uses the 1998 Tyne Tees logo.
Variants:
Sometimes, the word "PRODUCTION" may be reworded to either "PROGRAMME" or "PRESENTATION" (the latter of which was seen at the end of movies and imported programmes such as Home and Away).
Sometimes, the copyright notice appears below either the Tyne Tees text or the 1989 ITV logo.
Sometimes, the ITV URL also appears on the bottom right of the screen reading "www.itv.co.uk".
On networked programmes, such as the final series of Mashed, the logo appears with the text reading "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR" and the 1989 ITV logo both appearing below until October 4, 1998. Like the 7th logo, the 1989 ITV logo is also a little vertically stretched on the networked variant.
On programmes produced for Channel 4 such as The 100 Greatest TV Ads, the logo appears with the text being reworded to "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION FOR CHANNEL 4", which appears below.
On the 1998 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 1997 - 98 Season Review: The Toon, a still version of the 1998 ident is used, except that the text now reads "Production for Newcastle United Football Company Plc", appearing below the logo. Additionally, "Copyright 1998" is also added below.
On Christmas Soap Secrets, the URL reading "www.itv.virtualchristmas.co.uk" appears below the "A TYNE TEES TELEVISION PRODUCTION" text.
Technique: A still CGI render.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 2000.
Examples include Party Nights, North East Tonight Extra, Christmas Soap Secrets, and The 100 Greatest TV Ads, among others.
However, when Channel 4 re-aired said programme of the latter in 2004, it was plastered by the 10th logo instead.
It is also intact on the Newcastle United NUFC season review VHS releases from this period, all of which are now out of print.
The production variant with both the 1989 ITV logo and copyright notice was also seen on the final series of Mashed.
The production variant without the 1989 ITV logo is also intact on the 1999 UK VHS release of Sunderland AFC Champions! from PolyGram Video.
9th Logo (September 4, 2000-October 27, 2002)
Visuals: The background from the 2000 ident has additional transparent circles added around the 2000 Tyne Tees logo, whose stripe is now smaller where its left, fading section is visible. Underneath it is the stacked text "A Tyne Tees Television Production" with a copyright notice appearing below.
Variants:
Programmes co-produced with Channel 4 have the logo positioned to the left and the 1999 Channel 4 "Square" logo on the right.
On the 2001 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 2000 - 01 Season Review, the text reads "A Tyne Tees Television Production for Newcastle United FC" with the copyright notice appearing below.
Technique: A still, digital graphic.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 2002.
Examples include After They Were Famous, Cuthbert's Last Journey, No More Cry: The Corrs in Newcastle, and the 100 Greatest episodes from this period, such as "100 Greatest Kids TV Shows", "The 100 Greatest No.1 Singles" and "100 Greatest TV Moments from Hell", respectively, among many others.
It is also intact on the 2001 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 2000 - 01 Season Review, which is now out of print.
10th Logo (2001-October 31, 2004)
Visuals: On a purple room space filled by shadow copies of the 2000 TTTV symbol, there is a purple square with the white 2000 TTTV logo inside. Below it is "A Tyne Tees Television Production" in white.
Variants:
Sometimes, the copyright notice appears below.
On Ultimate Sci-Fi Top 10, the text is reworded to "A Tyne Tees Television Production for Sky Television" with no Granada logo underneath.
On programmes that they produced for Channel 4, the 1999 Channel 4 "Square" logo appears alongside the 2000 TTTV logo.
On the 2002 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 2001 - 02 Season Review - Return of the Entertainers and the 2003 UK DVD release of Newcastle United NUFC 2002 - 03 Season Review - Flying High!, the text is reworded to "A Tyne Tees Television Production for Newcastle United FC", and the copyright notice appears below.
On the Grease episode of As They Were Famous, the logo is seen with the Liberty Bell logo. The text is also reworded to "A Tyne Tees Television Production in association with Liberty Bell".
On season One of The Way We Were, the logo shares the screen with the Honky Tonk Productions logo.
Technique: A still CGI render.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by Tyne Tees from the time-period until 2004.
Examples include As They Were Famous, Star Trek: After They Were Famous, Ultimate Sci-Fi Top 10, and Westenders, among others.
Like the previous logos, this logo is still intact on a few releases which are now out of print, such as the 2002 UK VHS release of Newcastle United NUFC 2001 - 02 Season Review - Return of the Entertainers and the 2003 UK DVD release of Newcastle United NUFC 2002 - 03 Season Review - Flying High!, respectively.
ITV Tyne Tees Productions
Logo (February 2, 2004-January 15, 2006)
Visuals: Same as the regular ITV franchise logo where it is set on a smoky blue background with blue outlined squares scattered around. The difference here is that the 2004 ITV Tyne Tees logo is used here.
On The Regionnaires, this logo shares the screen with the Blissna logo, and the text is also reworded to "A Blissna production in association with ITV" which appears below the two logos.
On season 2 of The Way We Were, the logo shares the screen with the Honky Tonk Productions logo.
Technique: A still, digital graphic.
Audio: The ending theme of the programme or none.
Availability: Seen on programmes by ITV Tyne Tees from the time-period until 2006.
This logo is only known to be preserved on DVD releases of the Newcastle United NUFC season reviews from 2003-04 and 2004-05.
After the latter, filmNOVA Sports handled production of said series.
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