Vision On

TV Series
1965–1976
30m

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A show presenting art projects and pantomime performances oriented for a hearing impaired youth audience.A show presenting art projects and pantomime performances oriented for a hearing impaired youth audience.A show presenting art projects and pantomime performances oriented for a hearing impaired youth audience.

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8.3/10

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Won 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 wins total

Episodes4

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Photos16

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Trivia
Spoken dialogue and links were simultaneously interpreted into British Sign Language by the show's host, Pat Keysell.

Quotes
[first lines]
Signer: Hello. Today's theme is...

Connections
Featured in The 100 Greatest Kids TV Shows (2001)

Soundtracks
Accroche-Toi, Caroline
(uncredited)
Composed by Caravelli
Performed by The Paris Studio Group
[series theme tune]

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6/10

Vision On

Vision On was a children's show that began in in 1964. It was aimed at deaf children. One of the presenters Pat Keysell used sign language.

By the time I watched it, the main focus was Tony Hart and artwork.

It was still a visual show, with animation, sketches and sign language as well. There was innovative photography and visual effects.

A recent BBC repeat had Hart using seaweed to create a picture. Pat Keysell and Sylvester McCoy end up in a backwards world.

There was an emphasis on silent comedy. Then there was the Gallery as the show displayed viewers artwork. None of it could be returned.

Tony Hart would have his own series in 1977 where he would introduce Morph.