Shadowfax said:don't know if it's broadcasted in the usa? watching it now...it's pretty good gives all those people who said they couldn't get things in order in time, the finger...
spectacular show. hopefully the games will be as good
Gonz said:8PM ET - Midnight EDT
Don't spoil it, but let us know if it's really cool (an archer lighting the flame is gonna be hard to beat)
Didn't really miss much. Some woman(Bjork?) sang a song, wearing a dress that every athlete in attendance got under, it was a pretty big dress that showed a map of the world when they got it all spread out.unclehobart said:I had to go to bed right after the russians were marching in. What happend next? Who lit the flame and how?
PuterTutor said:Didn't really miss much. Some woman(Bjork?) sang a song, wearing a dress that every athlete in attendance got under, it was a pretty big dress that showed a map of the world when they got it all spread out.
The flame lighting was done by a simple torch, passed a few times right before the end. The flame itself if rather impressive, looked to me like they were getting ready to light the biggest bottle rocket I've seen. http://www.athens2004.com/en/TorchRelay/torchrelay