Katie Couric's new daytime show, 'Katie,' starts today. Maybe if we get all of this out of our systems, she'll have a smooth run. Or maybe it will just be wacky zoom city all over the place. Either way, sounds entertaining to us. Hopefully there won't be as many swear words as there are in some of these bloopers we found. Although, again, either way sounds entertaining to us.
Looks like Tom Brokaw wasn't alone when he went on MSNBC program 'Morning Joe' -- he brought along his good friend the Ambien Walrus!! Brokaw accidentally took the wrong medication and gave himself half an Ambien before going on camera this morning.
When an earthquake hits, crawl under furniture. When a flood hits, get to higher ground. And when Hurricane Isaac hits, Tebow. That's right, it looks like that iconic internet sensation known as Tebowing is one of our best defenses against harsh winds and rain.
Alright, we'll give CTV anchorman Andrew Johnson a pass for not knowing what "canoodle" means. Maybe we didn't know what it meant either until gossip magazines co-opted it as their polite way of saying "doing it." But the key to handling words with definitions you don't know is to not use them. This goes double if you happen to be anchoring a nationwide news broadcast in Canada.
Tired of regular, boring, emotionally unavailable news? Well then, this is the video for you because this melodramatic news reporter is very involved with his work. He's emotional. He's gesturing wildly. He's smacking his notepad for emphasis. You really get the sense that it's not every day a bus crashes into a house in Montgomery County, Maryland. And when one does, it is a BIG deal.
We've all forgotten what day of the week it is at one time or another. Sometimes a Wednesday just feels like a Thursday. But since part of our job isn't to announce to thousands of viewers what day it is, such confusion is no biggie.
One of the ways a local TV news reporter can distinguish himself is through his coverage of an extreme weather event.
WATE 6 News Knoxville reporter Mike Krafcik was given that opportunity when he was assigned to the heatwave which struck the Tennessee city earlier this month.
The unusual "derecho" storm which devastated the Mid-Atlantic region late Friday has left millions without power. But if you happened to be watching Richmond, Virginia weatherman Aaron Justus last Sunday, you would've had a pretty good idea that things were about to get weird. In his report, Justus somehow works in volcanoes and Godzilla. Check it out below.