The Stanley Cup Playoffs have started which means the CBC schedule is not to be trusted. My advice? Go with the flow. Be flexible. Anticipate the unexpected for the next couple of months. What does this mean for The Hour? I do not have the inside scoop, but from the few minutes I saw of the Newsworld edition of the show at 8 p.m. it seems we will be treated to the Greatest Hits (aka George shows us the variety of his wardrobe - snicker) when there is a conflict between the hockey games and regularly scheduled shows. Your best bet to stay up to date is to check out The Hour's upcoming show page or visit this blog. We will try to keep you covered.
Tonight: Tony Campolo, Rob Stewart, and Chris Gardner.
The Stroumboulopouli
The Stroumboulopouli
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Showing posts with label Stanley Cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stanley Cup. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Monday, March 26, 2007
When George is away...
Here is the story in pictures.

When George is away from the CBC this is what happens.
The Lord Stanley's Cup gets brought forth and presented in the atrium of the CBC building.

People gather and line up to be photographed next to it.
I happened to be there dropping off my Best Story Ever remix when all this took place.
And look who I see standing proud, next to The Cup!

Luce

Nile
It was a real pleasure to meet them all.
When George is away from the CBC this is what happens.
The Lord Stanley's Cup gets brought forth and presented in the atrium of the CBC building.
People gather and line up to be photographed next to it.
I happened to be there dropping off my Best Story Ever remix when all this took place.
And look who I see standing proud, next to The Cup!
Luce
Nile
It was a real pleasure to meet them all.
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I found out more about the Everything You Wanted To Know segment. It's not done by just one producer it's done by a number of them. It works on a formula. That's why it looks so uniform even though it comes from different sources. I always enjoy that one and I always learn something from it.
Barbara W.
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