Sky TV 1990 - Idents Montage

[@AlexanderEdoh2013]

The best Sky TV Idents.

[@MarkGenner1991]

0:16 Sky One R.I.P

[@redecnt2024]

Now Sky Showcase

[@jellyboy123]

i remember there was only a few channels. But they was all really good. what peed me off as a kid they moved the wrestling to sky sports the big events. And my mother couldn't afford sky sports.

[@Tpkuk]

Amazing to think now the analogue era really only lasted a decade, with digital coming 8 years after these idents.

[@anthonywinter3029]

Oh that Movie Channel identi and music. Pure nostalgia 😀😀 better than the cinema

[@moramento22]

I would say that those idents are from 1991 onwards rather than 1990 since they are all from after the merger with BSB in November 1990 and The Sports Channel changed its name to Sky Sports in April 1991.

[@AntarcticaTelevision]

0:00-0:16 - Weren't Sky Television and BSkyB supposed to be one and the same thing at this point?

[@cameronmorgan7886]

Yup. British Sky Broadcasting was the result of British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB) merging with Sky Television.

[@MarkGenner1991]

1:27 Sky Movies R.I.P

[@redecnt2024]

Now Sky Cinema

[@anthonyperkins7556]

All in glorious Wegener Panda 1 Stereo from the Astra Satellite too, sounds better too!

[@northernplacecorporation]

...except the Sky Television, Sky One, Sky News, and TV Asia idents are in mono!

[@northernplacecorporation]

"This is Sky Television, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "This is Sky One, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "This is Sky News, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "This is The Movie Channel, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "This is Sky Sports, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "Sky Movies Plus, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "Sky Movies Gold, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network." "The Movie Channel, a part of the British Sky Broadcasting Network."

[@RenoDesign]

All Sky idents are made by Pacific Data Images

[@alzoraig]

The Company that would later merge with DreamWorks until its closure during the 2010s.