Just one day to go until the new series begins.

Tonight sting. Iconic.

'3 Days to Go' until the second series of 'The Celebrity Traitors'.

A welcome to the new series from Johannes Radebe, Emma Willis and Josh Widdicombe.

The new presenters driving through the studio lot.

Short promo sting with the 'Strictly' dancers.

'Things that I hate' - with Alan Carr.

'My pet name' - with April Pearson.

'Best invention' - with Krishnan Guru-Murthy

'My favourite drink' - with Charlotte Church.

'One thing I'd rescue from a burning house' - with Justin Lee Collins.

A recreation of the style of programme menu as seen from day one on Channel 4. It uses the original layout, typeface and highlighting to create a little nostalgia trip.

Finally, an original ident, but with the new Channel 4 theme that was introduced around 1993.

An alternative version of the particles style ident, with a brasher fanfare.

Probably the most well-remembered spinning blocks ident, but with a light version of the Channel 4 signature theme 'Four Score'.

This is the first of four of the original idents, enlarged to occupy the width of today's widescreen broadcasting standard.

Italian Football.

The number of stings - short animations used to punctuate continuity - are as many and varied as there are images in the world. The video contains a very brief collection of fourteen such stings.

The style of Channel 4's menus is interesting for the way previous as well as following programmes are shown, and the manner in which each is highlighted.

Towards the end of 2009, a new version of the channel's menu was introduced. Not as sleek as the original, the major differences can be seen in the size of the menu text, and also - for the first time - the physical shape of the '4' logo is shown, rather than being a knock-out effect.

'Next' animations featuring the '4' logo. Like the trailers and break bumpers, the image seen through the knock-out effect is many and varied.

'Next' animations featuring the '4' logo. Like the trailers and break bumpers, the image seen through the knock-out effect is many and varied.

Abbey ident - the bunnies at Bayham Old Abbey near Frant, East Sussex.

Blackpool ident - first aired 22nd October 2010.

Aircraft Graveyard ident - first aired 22nd October 2010.

Scrap Yard ident. This ident originally aired in 3D as part of Channel 4's '3D Week' in November 2009. From 22nd October 2010, it joined the main ident portfolio in its 2D version.

Roller coaster ride.

Music stage.

Fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

Promotional trailers for the new series.

Promotional trailers for the new series.

What would 'The Dukes of Hazzard' be without some form of stunt? The third ident for the series.

More 'Big Brother' break bumpers.

A selection of the accompanying break bumpers.

Trailer for the 23rd season of 'Big Brother'.

A special '70 Up' promo for the 'There's No Place Like ITV' campaign.

Following the lives of fourteen young children from 1964 when they were seven years old, '70 Up' will be the final ten-yearly update, scheduled for broadcast in September 2026.

The third ident shows the USS Enterprise, the landing party, and a view of Deep Space Station K-7.

A look ahead to 2013 with these promos for 'all new' series on BBC Three.

Second 'Babylon 5' ident.

Second 'The Dukes of Hazzard' ident with the camera view pulling back from the cars.

Promo ident for the upcoming reality survival series 'Apocalypse' in September 2026.

'Babylon 5' ident.

'Babylon 5' break bumper (2)

'Babylon 5' break bumper (1)

A scrapyard stack of red cars reminiscent of the show's 'General Lee' serves as the ident for 'The Dukes of Hazzard'.

'The Dukes of Hazzard' break bumper (2)

A second ident with a landing party.

Ident introducing episodes of the original series of 'Star Trek'.