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===Background===
'''Impossible Television''' was a British animation company founded by Peter Scott in April 1997. The company was formerly an animation sub-division of [[Planet 24]] until 2004. The company was later defunct in 2013.<ref>https://adampeters.com/2017/06/18/57/</ref>
 
===1st Logo (1997-Late 2001)===
[[File:Impossible Television Logo 2000.jpg|center|350px]]
 
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'''LogoVisuals:''' A white flash reveals the word "{{Color|blue|{{font|Arial|'''TELEVISION'''}}}}" moving towards the left, over a black background. A light flare follows the text as it slowly dissipates. Suddenly, a {{color|red}} stamp rapidly zooms onto the screen, reading "<span style= "border: 1px solid red">{{Color|Red|{{font|Arial|'''IMPOSSIBLE'''}}}}</span>". The background turns white, and "{{Color|blue|{{font|Arial|'''TELEVISION'''}}}}" reappears below.
 
'''Technique:''' CGI.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' The end theme of the show.
 
'''Availability:''' ExtremelyIt rare. Seenappears at the end of the pilot/Christmas special from ''Audrey and Friends''.
 
===2nd Logo (2002Late 2001-2004)===
[[File:Impossible TV (2003).png|center|350px]]
 
{{Youtube|id=JJ52sKnJ7OY}}
 
'''LogoVisuals:''' A vertical white line fades in and gets smaller in size. As that happens, "impossible" and "tv" blur in on the respective sides of the line.
 
'''Technique:''' Computer2D computer animation.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' None.
 
'''Availability:''' Uncommon.It Seenappears at the end of ''MechaNick''.
 
===3rd Logo (2005-2013)===
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'''LogoVisuals:''' Over the end credits, wethere seeis the text below with a {{color|cyan}} glow effect:
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{{Huge|'''I{{Big|m}}POSSIBL{{Big|e}}<br>T{{Big|e}}L{{Big|e}}VISIO{{Big|n}}'''}}
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'''Variant:''' Sometimes, the logo is cropped to the point where only the text is visible.
 
'''Technique:''' NoneA digital graphic.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' None.
 
'''Availability:''' Common.It Seenappears at the end of ''Bird Bath'', ''The Beeps'', ''Angels of Jarm'', ''Castle Farm'', and ''Gaspard and Lisa''.
'''Music/Sounds:''' None.
 
==References==
'''Availability:''' Common. Seen at the end of ''Bird Bath'', ''The Beeps'', ''Angels of Jarm'', ''Castle Farm'', and ''Gaspard and Lisa''.
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Latest revision as of 15:43, 11 April 2024


Background

Impossible Television was a British animation company founded by Peter Scott in April 1997. The company was formerly an animation sub-division of Planet 24 until 2004. The company was later defunct in 2013.[1]

1st Logo (1997-Late 2001)


Visuals: A white flash reveals the word "TELEVISION" moving towards the left, over a black background. A light flare follows the text as it slowly dissipates. Suddenly, a red stamp rapidly zooms onto the screen, reading "IMPOSSIBLE". The background turns white, and "TELEVISION" reappears below.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The end theme of the show.

Availability: It appears at the end of the pilot/Christmas special from Audrey and Friends.

2nd Logo (Late 2001-2004)


Visuals: A vertical white line fades in and gets smaller in size. As that happens, "impossible" and "tv" blur in on the respective sides of the line.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: None.

Availability: It appears at the end of MechaNick.

3rd Logo (2005-2013)

Visuals: Over the end credits, there is the text below with a cyan glow effect:

ImPOSSIBLe
TeLeVISIOn

Variant: Sometimes, the logo is cropped to the point where only the text is visible.

Technique: A digital graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: It appears at the end of Bird Bath, The Beeps, Angels of Jarm, Castle Farm, and Gaspard and Lisa.

References

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