Ho, yes. We’re closing in on the top of the list, so I’ve made a video on the programme in fourth place. Everyone likes it when people say “hey, watch this video I’ve made”, don’t they?
For those who don’t (waves to 97% of the population), I’ll put the text version online tomorrow. Which has proper links, pictures and attribution in place, and is generally better. But hey, once I thought of doing this one as a video first I couldn’t resist it. It’s pretty obvious why.
4: Pages from Ceefax
(Shown 6491 times, 1983-2000)
That took aaaages to do, which is why I’m grimly amused that about twelve people will watch it. See you tomorrow for the text version!
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8 responses to “The 4th Most-Broadcast BBC Programme of All-Time: Video Special!”
Bravo!
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The first entry on the list flagged as “for kids” by the YouTube platform. Because if there’s one thing children love, it’s 18 minutes of reading.
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Boh. Fixed that now – I stupidly misread the option as being ‘suitable for kids’ rather than specifically for them. Though, y’know, if it was good enough for me when I was tiny…
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It was worth sending up the alert anyway. YouTube’s federally-mandated nanny filter has a really weird (but depressingly predictable) reaction to primary colors.
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I was in two minds about whether to include this in my list, but I’m glad I did now! (It came in at #16 if anyone’s interested.)
I think I know the top three for certain now.
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Absolutely brilliant! Loved the video.
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[…] we go. After yesterday’s video version, here’s the good old Web 1.0 write-up […]
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Brilliant stuff, thanks for the effort!
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