THIS was a great episode. Many a nodded head to scary moments I agreed with, namely World In Action which now as an adult is actually addicting to watch, the ominous nature of needing to unplug your TV after closedown, and of course the well known and loved BBC corporate logo (25:52). That one especially was wayyy too sombre and dark for us kids 😅 One I'm very surprised isn't here, the 1988-93 BBC 9 O'clock News titles! The dramatic thundering of drums and horns with the stylised aerial looking like it was getting electrocuted - especially ESPECIALLY if someone has turned up the volume too loud? Maaaaan. Bedtime for me! Never seen the one at 25:12 before, but bloody hell that one's scary ain't it 😶
The music from the ident/logo from the BBC home video releases in the late 80's/early 90's used to scare me as a kid. It was just really sombre for a kid just trying to watch Postman Pat.
Fun fact: The Video Collection would later go on to be renamed as VCI in 1995, with a logo that has animation that still holds up well today, but of which also was considered scary to several people. Although if you're looking for a truly scary VHS company opening logo, the 1987 one for Castle Vision is another notable example.
I was scared of the Thanes Television ident when I was a kid. The "skyline" ident resembled a horrible monster with a cheshire cat grin that spelled "THAMES", and the theme tune... the "BOM BOM BOM BOM" gave me an unsettling feeling as if it was saying "I'm coming to get you" and the other part sounded like an villainous laugh.
4:10 That reminds me of when the first ever Captain Scarlet episode aired on April 29, 1967. It was done as a late-night test transmission by ATV Midlands (formerly part of ITV) in the London area, before being publicly broadcast on September 29 that same year. You can imagine how someone would feel hearing ‘the voice of the Mysterons’ so late at night before the show became a thing!
Don’t even get me started about Bravo! I loved that channel when it finally arrived on Astra 1C and it had such a loyal following. And then on one Sunday night it changed the logo and all the cult shows dropped. They should have given the relaunch a new name. I think the only I watched on was Alias! No tears shed when it finally switched off
Watching this and when I got to the BBC Video logo I thought "Oh shit that logo for 'The Video Collection' kinda freaked me out" then minutes later I discovered that I wasn't the only one, lol
Technical faults always freaked me out a little as a kid, especially when they played music for some reason. Ceefax and Teletext were similar. I'm not really sure why. Oh and the BBC ident on VHS tapes in the early 90's. DUN DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN!
The RTL Klub Hungary logo from the early 2000-s. Especially the first startup ident with a spaceship dropping an egg which breaks midair and the red-white-green (the biggest color was red) logo jumping out and freezing for 1 minute.
One of the things I enjoy the most about these videos is the sound. Something about the combination of brightness / energy / slight muffledness is reminiscent of, at least to my mind, the a voiceover that you might of heard on Channel 5, circa 2000. Just the right amount of enthusiasm. Excellent work as always.
There was a sketch on Spitting Image (series 3, I think) where Thatcher turns into the title character in Alien and attacks a scientist. I’m 23 and I still can’t watch it.
Reminds me of some kind of PIF that was on before Ghostbusters when we first rented it, so this’ll have been 85 or something, and there was this video recorder on fire and I thought it was a Gremlins trailer or something and I was afraid to see that (which is funny cos we eventually got that on pirate and I loved it). Never seen it since but it may have been advertising video piracy or something, which would have been ironic I guess.
So glad for the jump scare on the one I suggested! Yes it was the horse bloke, I’m guessing it was because it felt so different and eerie compared to Central that I usually watched!
To answer your question, I watched Round The Bend back in the day, and whilst the puppets did freak me out a little (but nowhere near as much as the Spitting Image puppets) I loved the show
Christ alive you are a god send, That allsorts theme has been stuck in my head for YEARS and I could never remember what it was from until this video. Thank you One ad that used to freak me out was the drugs ad where the guy gets arrested abroad and it ends with him in prison with his head shaved.
I was ill at Home on a school day one day and watching BBC schools watching though the Dragons Eye and it got a Techical Error right at a Scene with a Skeleton Bird Wizard fighting a Dragon when he shot a lighting bolt. By time it fixed it self the episode was almost at the end.Though I saw the Episode oin School like a year later at least. But for a while i thought i imagined it ever happening.
He's before our time though! (Johnny being Elder millenial, me being mid millenial and I think most of the viewers being either of our generation or early Gen Z-ers.)
some of the road safety adverts that were shown in the uk scared me as a child but there was one in particular that itv 2 used to show just before gmtv kids of a morning and that was the story about the aliens as a child waiting for gmtv kids at 5.55 am it used to scare me badly
I was never really scared of anything in this video when I was a kid. What did scare me is when Channel 4 had an American Football version of their ident, with the 4 turning into a football player and grunting (with steam coming out of the helmet). The BBC Video ident I remember is that one with a big star in the middle and coloured bars forming up the logo while a synth fanfare plays; supposedly that scared quite a few kids. I was scared of some of the cheap CG effects in kids shows like Knightmare though - looking at them today, they look so primitive!
I have my own personal example of this from when I was a kid, watching the Detroit feed of PBS in Regina, Canada sometime in ‘98 or ‘99, copied verbatim from when I commented under a Blameitonjorge vid two years ago: When I was around 5, I watched a lot of PBS and Teletubbies was a popular show, and there was some live event called “Teletubby play day” that the network was hyping up for what seemed like weeks. One day they just broadcast a still graphic of Dipsy or LaLa for a few seconds, with no music bed, and a deep male voice-over said “Teletubby Play Day has been cancelled” in a very firm tone. I didn’t expect to go to it and it was the fucking *Teletubbies*, but it was quite frightening the way they did it. I think it changed me.
Im not alone in my fear of the 1970's Open University symbol as a child then! Also the Channel 4 weather music from the late 80's early 90's was creepy. Im into TV DX so as i child I'd get spooked when tuning to see what i could pick up and BOOM! a random distorted foreign test card is rapidly fading in and out with a buzz on the sound.
When I was watching initially, at 7:04 it started buffering and wouldn't stop, until I realised it was a network error I'd wondered if this was some kind of meta joke about the programme stopping abruptly and you'd done something to the video to make it stop at that point
I'm the same age as yourself and I always found the All Clued Up game show music a bit unsettling, especially the bit when a round is won. I recall having a nightmare of it when I was about 6 or 7! Also, home video production music always had something uneasy about it. The Video Collection was one of them, as you showed. I also had an Irish copy of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, it had a Jim Henson Home Video advert at the end of it with a caption hastily super-imposed over it "NOT AVAILABLE IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND", which combined with the music certainly made me feel uneasy. Another one I had was the Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video one. And, no joke, while I looked that one up on TH-cam to see how I felt about it now, my doorbell rang and that scared the absolute crap out of me!
Probably already in these comments, but just in case: 1) Agree with the BBC Video logo - both the 1980s synth-overdose sounds in trippy neons and the 1990 version with the ominous build up with bongos and a flattened CGI globe in your video. 2) the Hot Spot in Strike it Lucky
I remember being terrified of the Thames Video Collection logo that was on the front of DangerMouse. The synth mixed in with the unsettling minor chord. One other ident that terrified me was the generic Central Cake. My dad got a new colour TV. He muted it for some reason at the end of Blockbusters but then unmuted it when the ident came on. Scared the hell out of me.
The Thames video one... I think it may have been on a sooty video I had. I remember it being quite blaring, like Yorkshire TV but on a keyboard, and like its asking you a question like it isn’t sure. I used to love central's cake because of the rainbow colours and being 4 or something. I quite liked the egg/moon/babybell central, and I preferred the music over late 80s version
hey jonkasonic, 10:47 rage actually still broadcasts on ABC3 rebrand called ABC me which I believe happened around 2016 I'm not sure. but it broadcasts for the last program before sign off on ABC me. it also used to broadcast on ABC TV (or ABC 1) according to Wikipedia it has been broadcasting since 1987. I remember when I was younger I would watch rage in the morning because they used to air around 6am awst on ABC analogue broadcast but they ended that in 2013. I say that would be around 2011-2012. because I do remember the commercial channels broadcasting alot of get digital ready ads. but also good video :)
- The intro to Telly Addicts. Haunting nuclear fallout sound effect, freaky caricatures of celebs, a possessed TV. It's all there. = Blockbusters, when someone lost a Gold Run. The sad jingle was ghostly. - Bullseye, when Bully ejects from the coach in the opening sequence. His evil eyes as he flies right at you. - Fresh Fields. Old 80' sitcom. Just the very words Fresh Fields are menacing. - The Wind In The Willows. That whole cartoon was possessed by an unsettling spirit. - Terry's Chocolate Orange advert. A frightening old man searching for his wife's stashed chocolate orange discovers hell, literal hell, located behind a cupboard in his living room. If you don't know of it, you really need to see for yourself just how nightmarish that advert truly was. It traumatised little me.
there used to be an advert on british tv around 2005 of a woman in an office looking worriedly at a ringing telephone and theres like a sinister beeping sound getting closer and closer and then white text on a black background saying DEADLINE. i think it was actually just something about taxes but i found it so scary as a kid. anyone remember it?
Crimewatch - I know some people found the reconstructions scary, but not me. What creeped me out was when they showed the phone number underneath a mugshot or E-fit… if they showed one or the other separately I didn’t mind, but when they did it together…
Great video, I grew up in the late 1980’s and some of these clips were a blast from the past, not least the 28:25 ‘The video Collection’ always hated it as I was hoping there was one more program on the video but really scared me was a TV program about missing persons called ‘missing’ the music would give me nightmares… but can find no trace of this early 1990’s program? Was hoping it would be on this video?
The "in the summertime" UK anti drink-driving advert from the 90s is very scary, it's on youtube watch with caution if you are of a nervous disposition.
I didn't make the organ version of the BBC video theme that the viewer remembered, but I did make the version you used for this video! (As part of Adam Martyn's newer 'Video Scaries' theme)
Yeah that will be my bad tbh, I found a compilation in a CBA moment and went through and got the most interesting one :P But I recognised it from amtv :)
So you’ve got me reading about Allsorts again (on Wikipedia) and though I felt I was too old for it by the time the box showed up (thank goodness), I found out this weird tidbit on Wiki… “Wayne and Andrew were originally joined by Vivienne Mckone as 'Natty' and Virginia Radcliffe as 'Spike The Dog'. Natty and Spike were later dropped from the cast and were replaced by Virginia, played by Virginia Radcliffe (who originally portrayed Spike The Dog).” So Virginia became a real human being but that just wasn’t good enough was it?!
You think this lots scary, try looking up, (or is it listening up?), some of the old interval signals from radio of the past. Imagine having an older brother who you share your bedroom with, who left his radio on when going to sleep, only to be woken up at about 2am by hearing this eerie sound, repeated over and over again, for what seemed like ages. Radio Tirana (old), Radio Sweden and Deutsche Welle are 3 examples. Listening to them now still causes my hair to stand on end and get a lump in my throat.
Just came across this th-cam.com/video/mtRjp51B1G0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ITVSocialPurpose got a bit of a creepy vibe
THIS was a great episode. Many a nodded head to scary moments I agreed with, namely World In Action which now as an adult is actually addicting to watch, the ominous nature of needing to unplug your TV after closedown, and of course the well known and loved BBC corporate logo (25:52). That one especially was wayyy too sombre and dark for us kids 😅
One I'm very surprised isn't here, the 1988-93 BBC 9 O'clock News titles! The dramatic thundering of drums and horns with the stylised aerial looking like it was getting electrocuted - especially ESPECIALLY if someone has turned up the volume too loud? Maaaaan. Bedtime for me!
Never seen the one at 25:12 before, but bloody hell that one's scary ain't it 😶
The music from the ident/logo from the BBC home video releases in the late 80's/early 90's used to scare me as a kid. It was just really sombre for a kid just trying to watch Postman Pat.
It didn't creep me out it gave me nostalgia
Fun fact: The Video Collection would later go on to be renamed as VCI in 1995, with a logo that has animation that still holds up well today, but of which also was considered scary to several people.
Although if you're looking for a truly scary VHS company opening logo, the 1987 one for Castle Vision is another notable example.
I was scared of the Thanes Television ident when I was a kid. The "skyline" ident resembled a horrible monster with a cheshire cat grin that spelled "THAMES", and the theme tune... the "BOM BOM BOM BOM" gave me an unsettling feeling as if it was saying "I'm coming to get you" and the other part sounded like an villainous laugh.
4:10 That reminds me of when the first ever Captain Scarlet episode aired on April 29, 1967. It was done as a late-night test transmission by ATV Midlands (formerly part of ITV) in the London area, before being publicly broadcast on September 29 that same year. You can imagine how someone would feel hearing ‘the voice of the Mysterons’ so late at night before the show became a thing!
Wow that must have been as scary as heck
Don’t even get me started about Bravo! I loved that channel when it finally arrived on Astra 1C and it had such a loyal following. And then on one Sunday night it changed the logo and all the cult shows dropped. They should have given the relaunch a new name. I think the only I watched on was Alias! No tears shed when it finally switched off
Watching this and when I got to the BBC Video logo I thought "Oh shit that logo for 'The Video Collection' kinda freaked me out" then minutes later I discovered that I wasn't the only one, lol
I think it was the total silence followed by that.
I wasn't scared of it, but it is very nostalgic.
Channel 4 Terrified Me, nothing to do with Martin Lambie-Nairn, because of David "Bloody" Dundas
yeah hehe. I wonder if these days that TV idents are made to not scare the freak out of people
BRAVO 1997 idents Scared when i was a Kid, and i feel Paranoid and Traumatized, and i gonna puke like watching Blood and Gore films
Technical faults always freaked me out a little as a kid, especially when they played music for some reason. Ceefax and Teletext were similar. I'm not really sure why. Oh and the BBC ident on VHS tapes in the early 90's. DUN DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN!
“BBC, has killed your, mum and dad…”
World in Action was scary, but Equinox on Channel 4 made me jump behind the sofa with that voice!😆
The RTL Klub Hungary logo from the early 2000-s. Especially the first startup ident with a spaceship dropping an egg which breaks midair and the red-white-green (the biggest color was red) logo jumping out and freezing for 1 minute.
The starting intro of Jamie and the magic torch cartoon always freaked me out a little.
Yeah it was strangely scary at the start. I think your expecting a PIF and... no it's cartoon. Sigh of relief
One of the things I enjoy the most about these videos is the sound. Something about the combination of brightness / energy / slight muffledness is reminiscent of, at least to my mind, the a voiceover that you might of heard on Channel 5, circa 2000. Just the right amount of enthusiasm. Excellent work as always.
There was a sketch on Spitting Image (series 3, I think) where Thatcher turns into the title character in Alien and attacks a scientist. I’m 23 and I still can’t watch it.
I was about 12 when that went out. Properly scary, I have the DVD set now and it hasn't lost it's impact
Those VHS animations dont even creep me out they just gave me nostalgic
Reminds me of some kind of PIF that was on before Ghostbusters when we first rented it, so this’ll have been 85 or something, and there was this video recorder on fire and I thought it was a Gremlins trailer or something and I was afraid to see that (which is funny cos we eventually got that on pirate and I loved it). Never seen it since but it may have been advertising video piracy or something, which would have been ironic I guess.
Major Protect & Survive vibes from the World in Action title music
So glad for the jump scare on the one I suggested! Yes it was the horse bloke, I’m guessing it was because it felt so different and eerie compared to Central that I usually watched!
To answer your question, I watched Round The Bend back in the day, and whilst the puppets did freak me out a little (but nowhere near as much as the Spitting Image puppets) I loved the show
Christ alive you are a god send, That allsorts theme has been stuck in my head for YEARS and I could never remember what it was from until this video.
Thank you
One ad that used to freak me out was the drugs ad where the guy gets arrested abroad and it ends with him in prison with his head shaved.
I was ill at Home on a school day one day and watching BBC schools watching though the Dragons Eye and it got a Techical Error right at a Scene with a Skeleton Bird Wizard fighting a Dragon when he shot a lighting bolt. By time it fixed it self the episode was almost at the end.Though I saw the Episode oin School like a year later at least. But for a while i thought i imagined it ever happening.
Can’t believe you got through all that with no mention of Mr Noseybonk!
He's before our time though! (Johnny being Elder millenial, me being mid millenial and I think most of the viewers being either of our generation or early Gen Z-ers.)
@@TheGerkuman, aye, that’s true. I JUST remember…
Lots of memories here! Bad and good! I’ve subscribed! ❤
Always watched Popeye on CBBC but don’t remember the incident at all.
some of the road safety adverts that were shown in the uk scared me as a child but there was one in particular that itv 2 used to show just before gmtv kids of a morning and that was the story about the aliens as a child waiting for gmtv kids at 5.55 am it used to scare me badly
For me it was the intro to equinox on channel 4 that shit me up as a kid, still scares me now tbh
I was never really scared of anything in this video when I was a kid. What did scare me is when Channel 4 had an American Football version of their ident, with the 4 turning into a football player and grunting (with steam coming out of the helmet). The BBC Video ident I remember is that one with a big star in the middle and coloured bars forming up the logo while a synth fanfare plays; supposedly that scared quite a few kids.
I was scared of some of the cheap CG effects in kids shows like Knightmare though - looking at them today, they look so primitive!
I have my own personal example of this from when I was a kid, watching the Detroit feed of PBS in Regina, Canada sometime in ‘98 or ‘99, copied verbatim from when I commented under a Blameitonjorge vid two years ago:
When I was around 5, I watched a lot of PBS and Teletubbies was a popular show, and there was some live event called “Teletubby play day” that the network was hyping up for what seemed like weeks. One day they just broadcast a still graphic of Dipsy or LaLa for a few seconds, with no music bed, and a deep male voice-over said “Teletubby Play Day has been cancelled” in a very firm tone. I didn’t expect to go to it and it was the fucking *Teletubbies*, but it was quite frightening the way they did it. I think it changed me.
I remember you commented this on Jorge’s Joanna Lopez video
Im not alone in my fear of the 1970's Open University symbol as a child then! Also the Channel 4 weather music from the late 80's early 90's was creepy. Im into TV DX so as i child I'd get spooked when tuning to see what i could pick up and BOOM! a random distorted foreign test card is rapidly fading in and out with a buzz on the sound.
When I was watching initially, at 7:04 it started buffering and wouldn't stop, until I realised it was a network error I'd wondered if this was some kind of meta joke about the programme stopping abruptly and you'd done something to the video to make it stop at that point
The universe has its way of messing around :P
I'm the same age as yourself and I always found the All Clued Up game show music a bit unsettling, especially the bit when a round is won. I recall having a nightmare of it when I was about 6 or 7! Also, home video production music always had something uneasy about it. The Video Collection was one of them, as you showed. I also had an Irish copy of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, it had a Jim Henson Home Video advert at the end of it with a caption hastily super-imposed over it "NOT AVAILABLE IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND", which combined with the music certainly made me feel uneasy. Another one I had was the Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video one. And, no joke, while I looked that one up on TH-cam to see how I felt about it now, my doorbell rang and that scared the absolute crap out of me!
Round the Bend was fantastic, especially Vincent's awful jokes!
You missed the scariest thing on TV , the mid 90s Equinox intro!
Probably already in these comments, but just in case:
1) Agree with the BBC Video logo - both the 1980s synth-overdose sounds in trippy neons and the 1990 version with the ominous build up with bongos and a flattened CGI globe in your video.
2) the Hot Spot in Strike it Lucky
I remember being terrified of the Thames Video Collection logo that was on the front of DangerMouse. The synth mixed in with the unsettling minor chord.
One other ident that terrified me was the generic Central Cake. My dad got a new colour TV. He muted it for some reason at the end of Blockbusters but then unmuted it when the ident came on. Scared the hell out of me.
The Thames video one... I think it may have been on a sooty video I had. I remember it being quite blaring, like Yorkshire TV but on a keyboard, and like its asking you a question like it isn’t sure.
I used to love central's cake because of the rainbow colours and being 4 or something. I quite liked the egg/moon/babybell central, and I preferred the music over late 80s version
if you ever do another one of these; for me it's gotta be the opening ident/logo for Tempo Pre-School... creepy ass jack in the box
hey jonkasonic, 10:47 rage actually still broadcasts on ABC3 rebrand called ABC me which I believe happened around 2016 I'm not sure. but it broadcasts for the last program before sign off on ABC me. it also used to broadcast on ABC TV (or ABC 1) according to Wikipedia it has been broadcasting since 1987. I remember when I was younger I would watch rage in the morning because they used to air around 6am awst on ABC analogue broadcast but they ended that in 2013. I say that would be around 2011-2012. because I do remember the commercial channels broadcasting alot of get digital ready ads. but also good video :)
- The intro to Telly Addicts. Haunting nuclear fallout sound effect, freaky caricatures of celebs, a possessed TV. It's all there.
= Blockbusters, when someone lost a Gold Run. The sad jingle was ghostly.
- Bullseye, when Bully ejects from the coach in the opening sequence. His evil eyes as he flies right at you.
- Fresh Fields. Old 80' sitcom. Just the very words Fresh Fields are menacing.
- The Wind In The Willows. That whole cartoon was possessed by an unsettling spirit.
- Terry's Chocolate Orange advert. A frightening old man searching for his wife's stashed chocolate orange discovers hell, literal hell, located behind a cupboard in his living room. If you don't know of it, you really need to see for yourself just how nightmarish that advert truly was. It traumatised little me.
I was terrified as a kid of the 80's HBO logo where the giant "HBO" came towards you out of space
holy shit i got my own power hour lmaooo
No one made a creepy pasta of these indents is surprising
there used to be an advert on british tv around 2005 of a woman in an office looking worriedly at a ringing telephone and theres like a sinister beeping sound getting closer and closer and then white text on a black background saying DEADLINE. i think it was actually just something about taxes but i found it so scary as a kid. anyone remember it?
I can understand the fear of those Spiting Image puppets considering they are based on caricatures.
Crimewatch - I know some people found the reconstructions scary, but not me.
What creeped me out was when they showed the phone number underneath a mugshot or E-fit… if they showed one or the other separately I didn’t mind, but when they did it together…
The Welephant ads were just funny XD
Great video, I grew up in the late 1980’s and some of these clips were a blast from the past, not least the 28:25 ‘The video Collection’ always hated it as I was hoping there was one more program on the video but really scared me was a TV program about missing persons called ‘missing’ the music would give me nightmares… but can find no trace of this early 1990’s program? Was hoping it would be on this video?
tots TV puppets we're pretty terrifying as well 🤣😱😱😆
Le Sac Magique!
I loved the TSW ident.
Bulbasaur 😂
Best episode yet!
The "in the summertime" UK anti drink-driving advert from the 90s is very scary, it's on youtube watch with caution if you are of a nervous disposition.
Wasn't it meant to scare you?
That’s grimace 19:38
I didn't make the organ version of the BBC video theme that the viewer remembered, but I did make the version you used for this video! (As part of Adam Martyn's newer 'Video Scaries' theme)
Yeah that will be my bad tbh, I found a compilation in a CBA moment and went through and got the most interesting one :P But I recognised it from amtv :)
@@jonkasonic I am not offended, I am happy it was used :) A pinned comment with a thanks wouldn't go amiss.
@TheGerkuman well of course, thank you, I really like the audio, sounds the thing you'd expect in the early 1990s
What about the tyeme from Yhe picture box for a show that eas aimed schools and colleges the music was creepy
I'm going to do a follow up at some point so I might give it a mention :)
So you’ve got me reading about Allsorts again (on Wikipedia) and though I felt I was too old for it by the time the box showed up (thank goodness), I found out this weird tidbit on Wiki… “Wayne and Andrew were originally joined by Vivienne Mckone as 'Natty' and Virginia Radcliffe as 'Spike The Dog'. Natty and Spike were later dropped from the cast and were replaced by Virginia, played by Virginia Radcliffe (who originally portrayed Spike The Dog).”
So Virginia became a real human being but that just wasn’t good enough was it?!
The Video Collection - the beginning of the end for Betamax
😮 i thought i was the only one who thought the 90s open university music reminded me of the dreamcast start up music
So Elaine Stritch messed up her lines and the whole show was stopped. wow
Nowadays anything goes wrong with a live TV show, Fault silde or showing a pre recorded other programme.
You think this lots scary, try looking up, (or is it listening up?), some of the old interval signals from radio of the past. Imagine having an older brother who you share your bedroom with, who left his radio on when going to sleep, only to be woken up at about 2am by hearing this eerie sound, repeated over and over again, for what seemed like ages.
Radio Tirana (old), Radio Sweden and Deutsche Welle are 3 examples. Listening to them now still causes my hair to stand on end and get a lump in my throat.
i hated the Sinotab Advert from the 80s early 90s with a Skull on the screen.
I’ll look silly if this is already in the video but just in case - one word: Sinutab
It's not in the video... but a couple of people have mentioned sinutab. I will be doing a follow-up video :)
SINUTAB
Far too many ads during this thirty minute video!
new upload
day made
The worst video logo had to be The Thames Video Collection - utter ****
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