CBMT-DT

Background
CBMT-DT is a television station in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, broadcasting the English-language service of CBC Television. It is owned and operated by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation alongside Ici Radio-Canada Télé flagship CBFT-DT.

Bumper (Anything Can Happen On Channel 6) (1950s/60s?)
Visuals: On a black background are pictures of two legs and feet, which move up and down as if they are dancing. The screen then cuts to see a picture of a rocket, which "takes off" accompanied by the background flashing rapidly.

We then see even more random images both still and made to "move":


 * An old man thinking.
 * A man playing the piano, which is animated by going back and forth rapidly between two images of him doing so.
 * A jazz singer.
 * Two shots of a woman.
 * A man, possibly Louis Armstrong or at least resembling him, playing the trumpet.
 * A woman lifting a man with his leg up in the air as he does a pose, seemingly dancing.
 * An excited man making a weird face.
 * A Native American in a headdress.
 * The same "dancing" feet from before.
 * What looks like an Aztec jaguar statue, which zooms in three times.

We then see the text "ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN", which spirals away. We briefly see a shot of a man in a cowboy hat, then the text "ON CHANNEL 6". In very rapid succession, there is a closeup of an eye, the text "NEW SIGHTS", an ear, the text "NEW SOUNDS", and a bizarre looking humanoid artifact.

We then see:


 * An upper body shot of a hockey player for the Montreal Canadiens, then a lower shot of his legs, skates, and hockey stick.
 * Three shots of a Canadian football player catching a ball thrown at him, made to look animated.
 * The Parthenon.
 * A statue's hand.
 * A statue of a bearded man, possibly Zeus.
 * A statue of a naked bearded man crawling through the legs of and peering up at an angel with their bare butt visible.
 * A man with a mustache smoking a big cigar.
 * Yet another shot of the "dancing" legs.

We then see two puppets animated in stop motion, the left one having a paper with a "6" on it tucked under his bow tie and the right being shorter with two strands of hair. They turn to look at each other and open their mouths. A white "6" briefly flashes on screen at the end.

Technique: 2D animation and stop-motion for the puppets.

Audio: A rather loud and cacophonic piano tune.