BBC2 Test Card F - Long Running Test Card featured Carole Hersee and Bubbles the Clown
Published March 10, 2019
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23,740
Likes
128
Comments
26
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Please give the video a thumbs up, and newcomers, subscribe to the channel. Test Card F was the BBC's longest-running and most famous test card, featuring Carole Hersee and Bubbles the Clown. There have been many different Test Card F variations. The test card was used to test colour signals and grey-scales – if the …
- Published
- March 10, 2019
- Made for kids
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How BBC2 Test Card F - Long Running Test Card featured Carole Hersee and Bubbles the Clown is doing
It has 23.7K views in total. It ranks #13,022,341 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about BBC2 Test Card F - Long Running Test Card featured Carole Hersee and Bubbles the Clown
- Total views
- 23.7K
- Total likes
- 128
- Total comments
- 26
- Published
- March 10, 2019
- Global rank by views
- #13,022,341
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How many views does BBC2 Test Card F - Long Running Test Card featured Carole Hersee and Bubbles the Clown have?
BBC2 Test Card F - Long Running Test Card featured Carole Hersee and Bubbles the Clown has 23,740 views, 128 likes and 26 comments, ranking #13,022,341 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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