Friday, September 24, 2010

Queen Elizabeth in 3D

Final proof that CBC simply knows what Canadians want to see: Queen Elizabeth in 3D.
"Queen Elizabeth like you've never seen her before." "A historic milestone in Canadian television" Few would deny it. All we can really say is, thank you CBC. My cultural tax dollars are in good hands.

Put on your 3D glasses, Canada, and hold on to your seats! Are you ready for:
The Queen leaning forward in her velvet-covered armchair -- IN 3D!
The Queen opening a dogshow in Hertfordshire -- in 3D!
The Queen selecting a hat for a visit to an orphanage -- in 3D!
The Queen reviewing a regiment of soldiers, and sharing a moment of levity with Sergeant Dean Crudge of Sunderland -- in 3D!
And that's just Season One.

Yes, just when you think CBC is losing touch with Canadians, they show us (again) the meaning of great television.

3 comments:

  1. Fantastic! Perhaps CBC should look into converting some old gems into 3D. The Beachcombers and Wind at my Back in 3D would be gorgeous.

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