UK's Channel 4 To Broadcast In 3D

fatnickc writes "The UK's Channel 4, from the 16th of September, will be broadcasting a few programmes in 3D, the full list of which can be found here. While the likes of a 3D Miley Cyrus concert aren't exactly groundbreaking, this will give 3D viewing at home much more publicity, paving the way for even more interesting projects in the future. In partnership with retailer Sainsbury's, Channel 4 are producing free 3D glasses so that as many people as possible can watch them, although it's unclear which of the various types they'll be. "

Can't be true

[syousef]

I don't believe it! Miley Cyrus is wooden one dimensional, never mind 2 or 3. This has to be a hoax.

Re:poke the one eye

[FTWinston]

Monochrome telly with none of the headaches that this 3d nonsense gives the rest of us!

This is scary

[ctrl-alt-canc]

if they transmit a 3D boxe match, remember to stay very far from the TV screen, or you will be seriously injured.

Out with the old, in with the new

[zmollusc]

Yay! Goodbye brainless 2D crap, hello brainless 3D crap and migraines!

Re:BBC

[Canazza]

So Red Dwarf WASN'T The first Sci-fi show to ruin itself by cross-polinating itself with a soap opera...

3D is gimmicky at best, painful at usual

[bziman]

I avoid 3D movies, and I'll avoid 3D video. Generally the 3D technology is only used for "gag" effects in children's and horror movies anyway. And regardless of how good the effect is, I am not wearing any moldy 3D glasses out of the 1980s for any reason.

Re:Can't be true

[commodore64_love]

My daughter and I watched Miley's concert in 3D. She's definitely not 1D or 2D. More like DD. It was fun watching her bounce... and wiggle... and gyrate...

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