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Revision as of 11:09, 26 May 2020

2002-2005

"Next" ID: TBC.

"After That" ID: TBC.

FX/SFX: Computer animation, made by Lambie-Nairn, along with the clip for the next programme playing.

Music/Sounds: Gurgling sound effects for the CBeebies bugs moving to make "Next", and a male/female announcer, along with the audio of the clip playing.

Availability: Broadcasted during this era.

2005-2007

"Next" ID: On a blue CBeebies background, we see the letters for the word, "Next" in the yellow CBeebies font fall from behind the screen, bouncing against the blue background several times on the top-right of the screen. The "e", however, is slightly lower than the rest of the letters. The "e" jumps up in between the "N" and the "x", causing the letters to rock slightly from left to right. As they settle and the "e" looks at the "N" and "x", the name of the succeeding programme fades in in a white CBeebies font below "Next." The succeeding programme plays on the left of the screen in either a pink, orange or green oval border that bobs about slightly, whilst two more blobs of the same colour condense in and bob slightly. About 2 CBeebies bugs are also seen moving throughout the ID. After a few seconds, the caption fades out, the letters of "Next" shrink one by one, and the coloured shapes move away, whilst the clip also shrinks.

"Then" ID: Succeeding the "Next" ID, on the same background, the letters for "Then", in the same font as "Next", flip and jump up to the top right corner of the screen. As the same animations for the clip, caption, shapes and CBeebies bugs occur, the "e" in "Then" jumps a few times, while the "h" and "n" look at the "e", as it does to them. The bumper then goes into a freeze.

FX/SFX: Same as before.

Music/Sounds: Cartoon sound effects while the letters for "Next" hit the background, along with either a male or female announcer, announcing the programme, which mostly has the audio from the programme play, too.

Availability: Broadcasted during this era.