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She wasn’t famous. She wasn’t an actress. She was eight years old when her father photographed her for a technical calibration image. And for the next thirty years, her face appeared on British television screens for more than seventy thousand hours — making her possibly the most broadcast person in television history. This is the story of Carole Hersee and Test Card F. You’ll discover why BBC engineers needed a human face to calibrate colour television, how a stuffed clown called Bubbles became a national icon, and what happened to the girl who watched Britain from inside their television sets. From the dawn of colour broadcasting in nineteen sixty-seven to the digital age that made test cards obsolete, this is a uniquely British story of accidental fame. This isn’t just television history. It’s the story of a photograph that became part of British childhood — and the ordinary woman who lived her whole life behind that famous face.