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TNT 1993 -


Click for larger image TNT Presentation
1993 TNT was launched in 1993. In 2000 it was replaced with Turner Classic Movies.
 
This is clip is shortly after the lauch, and shows a couple minutes worth of TNT presentation. The TNT presentation used here is pretty much what was used in the US, with the flowing curtains and oval yellow and red TNT logo. The only difference is that it lasted longer - by around 1995/96 TNT was using a modified logo and a more contemporary "road sign" presentation.
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Click for larger image TNT Elvis Theme Night
1993 Click for larger image Elvis theme night

Click for larger image TNT & Cartoon Network Promo
1993 Click for larger image TNT time shared it's transponder on Sky along with Cartoon Network

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1998 Click for larger image You're watching TNT Classic Movies!  Coming up, Marlon Brando in "Mutiny On The Bounty", Danny Devito in "Wise Guys" and James Booth and Honor Blackman in "The Secret Of My Success".  Followed by a brief break bumper.

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1998 Click for larger image Three for the price of one!  A trailer for the western "Conagher", followed by details of how to get TNT 24 hours a day, before information about what languages the film is available in.

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