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ATV Midlands menu (emergency, 1997)
ATV Midlands menu (emergency, 1997) by @WestKnightTV (West Knight)

The programme menu, detailing the changes to the scheduled shows under Diana's passing. Here, instead of using vibrant colours and decorative strips, a more serious tone and a larger ATV symbol were used.

Originally inspired by a Westcountry TV programme menu at the same time on TVArk.

A Side7 exclusive. The standard programme menu can be seen here.

© 2023 West Knight | Not to be used in minting NFTs or training AI drawing models.

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Posted: Tuesday, 04 April, 2023 @ 03:56 PM
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Coronation Street, Heartbeat and Sharpe in the same lineup is certainly a BriTV mood.

Fun fact: I directly attribute my complete inability to do a Yorkshire accent to copious consumption of Heartbeat back in the day to the point it was subconsciously internalized. :B

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