In 1997, Double Exposure moved permanently to television, moving from CBC Television to rival network CTV until 2000. On radio, the show consisted of comedic sketches and monologues; on its CBC television specials, their voice impersonations were often set to actual film clips of the politicians being satirized. The weekly series on CTV featured the pair in live sketches as well. Other projects In 2000, Double Exposure returned to CBC for a rare special radio program on the evening of the federal election. In 2002, Cullen and Robertson joined with other comedians in the new satirical comedy series Point Blank, which aired on The Comedy Network. In November 2004, Cullen and Robertson were inducted into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame. On December 16, 2005, the Double Exposure team appeared on Lorne Elliott's show Madly Off in All Directions on CBC Radio One. This was their first appearance on CBC Radio in five years. In 2008, Cullen and Robertson launched Gross National Product, a website which features satirical Flash animations. In May 2009, they started blogging and podcasting. From 2016 until Robertson's death in 2017, Cullen and Robertson produced and starred in Double Exposure's Newzapalooza, a weekly program for AMI-audio. Cullen and Robertson's daughter Jennifer Robertson is a comedian and actress, most noted for her role as Jocelyn Schitt in the situation comedy Schitt's Creek. Discography References External links Official site Official podcast site, featuring new content 1997 Wayback Machine archive for the show, including a skit transcript and link to a sample audio file, accessed on November 15, 2005 Track listing for their first album on freedb.org, accessed on November 15, 2005 Transcript of another Double Exposure skit, accessed on November 15, 2005 1990s Canadian sketch comedy television series Canadian radio sketch shows CBC Radio One programs CBC Music programs 1986 radio programme debuts 1997 radio programme endings 1997 Canadian television series debuts 2000 Canadian television series endings Satirical radio programmes CTV Television Network original programming Canadian political satire Canadian comedy duos CTV Comedy Channel original programming Television shows filmed in Vancouver Radio programs adapted into television shows Canadian news parodies Canadian political comedy television series