2025年3月21日 · TFOU, previously known as TF! (itself also known as TF! Jeunesse), is a children's programming block broadcast every morning on TF1 which launched in September 1, 1997 as TF! before taking on the name TFOU in August 2007.

TF! was launched in 1997 following the discontinuation of TF1's prior children's block, Club Dorothee. The first era of TF!, spanning from 1997 to 2001, consists of generally flat graphics and various idents that feature different sorts of art styles and characters, but ultimately resolve into the TF! logo itself by the end.

TFOU is a block on TF1 and TFX. It airs children's programming and cartoons. It succeeded the prior block on TF1, TF!, in 2007. The branding of TFOU is mainly based around the logo — a stretchy ball with racing stripes — transforming into various different shapes and objects.

TFOU was the children's programming block of TF1, launching on January 1, 2007 as a replacement for TF1 Jeunesse. However the TFOU name had been used since 2000 with the launch of TFOU.fr, and had...

In 2001, TF! got a massive design overhaul. This brought with it new branding, new idents — and naturally, new variants. The second era of TF!, spanning from 2001 to 2007, consists of three-dimensional idents that feature a lot of squash-and-stretch, with the logo itself acting as though it's made of some form of rubber.

2025年2月8日 · TFOU Vidéo, originally known as TF! Vidéo, is a sub-label of TF1 Vidéo, TF1 's label for video releases of their programs. In contrast to the main label, TF! Vidéo is used for video releases of children programming, namely those broadcasted as part of the TF! block from which the sub-label took its original name.

Winner of two BDA awards.

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2022年1月5日 · These are the French Billboard idents for TFOU from Summer 2008 to July 13, 2021.List of Idents:0:01 Réa (Summer 2008)0:08 Giochi Preziosi & Tiptoi (December...

TF1 Jeunesse (or simply known as TF!) was the French kids block of TF1. It replaced the successful Club Dorothée block on September 1, 1997. This logo was designed by Pittard Sullivan and was based upon TF1's own logo. In its' TF!