3 ms·
Um. That's already a part of the television culture in some places. Norway has slow tv. I don't watch it, but some folks out there do. https://www.visitnorway.
by Broken_Hippo 8y ago
Um. That's already a part of the television culture in some places. Norway has slow tv. I don't watch it, but some folks out there do.
https://www.visitnorway.com/media/news-from-norway/finally-the-world-can-experience-the-slow-tv-phenomenon/ https://www.visitnorway.com/media/news-from-norway/finally-t...
- newyankee 8y agoIdeal place for Test cricket ! For those who do not know it is a sport played over 5 days , 7 hours of play each day.
- dbcurtis 8y agoYou forgot to mention that is a time limit so that matches don’t drag on too long...
- skissane 8y agoAt one point when our son was four, almost five, he loved Slow TV, in particular the 7 hour train journey. (We are in Australia so watching it on Netflix.) We'd just put it on for him and he'd play with it on in the background. It is far less annoying than some of the other things he wants to watch (e.g. Commander Keen playthroughs on YouTube). (But, since then, he has kind of lost interest in trains, so it hasn't been on for a few months now.)
- Broken_Hippo 8y agoThis was a neat story. Thanks for sharing :)