Very long television show: the Norwegian Canal sent its spectators to a five -day cruise in the fjords

Norway public television - the NRK 2 channel launched a five -day Telekriuz on the Norwegian Fjords on its air. As Reuters reports, the transfer should be liked by those who are tired of the fleeting television shows, but cannot afford a full vacation.

Within 8040 minutes - including the most boring moments - the audience follow the route of the Hurtigruten MMS Nordnorge ship, along with its 670 passengers and crew members along the cut coast of Norway.

The broadcast started on Thursday, and with the help of 11 television cameras, the “traveler” can see the fjords passing by the court, on duty on the captain’s bridge and mostly elderly passengers who have admired the landscape overboard.

“This is slow, very slowly,” Rune Meklebust said, a project manager that shows the NRK2 channel. "This is categorically different from everything else on television - that is why it stands apart and, probably, so they want to watch it."

The first data on the audience of the show is impressive, said Reuters Meklebust. Of the 4.9-million population of the Scandinavian country, 1.3 million at least “shortly stopped” at NRK2 from eight in the evening to three in the morning on the first day of the broadcast.