The BBC continued its long tradition of using special idents at Christmas time throughout this branding period. The first ident, "Snowflakes" featured children dressed as snowflakes falling to earth and running around against a red sky background. This ident was used on 20 December 2002 and, for the first time in its history, was re-used again on 19 December 2003. BBC Two also followed suit the same year, although rather than re-using an ident, they were used alongside that year's newer one. This re-using of the previous years ident caused public controversy and, as a result a new ident, entitled "Christmas Puddings", was created the following year. The ident featured children dressed in red and bouncing on Space Hoppers that looked like Christmas puddings against a red background. The ident was designed by a young viewer of the children's programme "Blue Peter", as part of a competition. A new ident was commissioned for 2005 entitled "Christmas Tree". In this one included children, again dressed in red, walking round a giant Christmas tree, carrying brightly coloured balls. The background this time was green, and the look and music has often been compared to the 2005 film "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" directed by Tim Burton. On BBC One Wales, on 16 December 2005, an ident was shown to celebrate Wales' win in the 2005 Six Nations Championship. Played to the "Festival" music, it featured Wales supporters celebrating in a public house. The ONE in the BBC ONE box in the bottom-left corner of the screen was replaced with WON.