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On 2025/8/9 10:58:34, wolfgang s wrote:
"J. P. Gilliver" <G6JPG@255soft.uk>
wrote in news:106iqok$6o59$3@dont-email.me:
I was just puzzled why it's listed as (BW) when it isn't!
"I Dream of Jeannie" had five seasons. Season 1 was shot in
black&white, the rest are in colo(u)r.
However there are colourised versions of the b&w episodes around. The
2006 Eurpean/region 2 DVD release (which I assume you get in the UK as
well) contains those. You can easily tell them by their artificial
look. You can always turn down saturation to enjoy them in their
original format.
So if an episode from season 1 is in colour on "Rewind TV", you can
deduce they're using the colourised version of an original b&w episode.
That would probably explain it. That one episode I saw looked very
colourful, so may have been colo(u)rised - I didn't notice at the time,
as I wasn't looking out for it. If I watch any more, I'll try to decide.
I don't know what series/episodes they are - the listing, even in Radio
Times, is minimal (just the name and the "(BW)", no details of series,
episode, or plot; I'd actually have to see them to get the copyright
date from the end credit). I've just had a look for this week, and the
next few are still _listed_ as "(BW)".
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