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Discovery Channel is known by idents (presentations of channel logo between program blocks in CGI or movie sequence) sometimes lasting over 1 minute – like this 2-minute one (or they are two, one minute each). I'm interested in identifying another similar ident according to details I remember – it is longer series of cut-scenes. Is asking to identify such an ident on topic here on Movies&TV?

EDIT: tvtropes.org states on idents:

American broadcast stations are required, under federal law, to declare their call sign and city of license at least once an hour, as close to the top of the hour as is reasonably possible.

So from this viewpoint, idents of U.S. TV channels are rather mandatory than advertisements. Would be they off-topic?

Discovery Channel is known by idents (presentations of channel logo between program blocks in CGI or movie sequence) sometimes lasting over 1 minute – like this 2-minute one (or they are two, one minute each). I'm interested in identifying another similar ident according to details I remember – it is longer series of cut-scenes. Is asking to identify such an ident on topic here on Movies&TV?

Discovery Channel is known by idents (presentations of channel logo between program blocks in CGI or movie sequence) sometimes lasting over 1 minute – like this 2-minute one (or they are two, one minute each). I'm interested in identifying another similar ident according to details I remember – it is longer series of cut-scenes. Is asking to identify such an ident on topic here on Movies&TV?

Discovery Channel is known by idents (presentations of channel logo between program blocks in CGI or movie sequence) sometimes lasting over 1 minute – like this 2-minute one (or they are two, one minute each). I'm interested in identifying another similar ident according to details I remember – it is longer series of cut-scenes. Is asking to identify such an ident on topic here on Movies&TV?

EDIT: tvtropes.org states on idents:

American broadcast stations are required, under federal law, to declare their call sign and city of license at least once an hour, as close to the top of the hour as is reasonably possible.

So from this viewpoint, idents of U.S. TV channels are rather mandatory than advertisements. Would be they off-topic?

Discovery Channel is known by idents (presentations of channel logo between program blocks in CGI or movie sequence) sometimes lasting over 1 minute – like this 2-minute one. I'm interested in identifying another one according to details I remember – it is longer series of cut-scenes. Is asking to identify such an ident on topic here on Movies&TV?

Discovery Channel is known by idents (presentations of channel logo between program blocks in CGI or movie sequence) sometimes lasting over 1 minute – like this 2-minute one (or they are two, one minute each). I'm interested in identifying another similar ident according to details I remember – it is longer series of cut-scenes. Is asking to identify such an ident on topic here on Movies&TV?