3. Is this really the Today Show? I think we can excuse them for not knowing what the internet is in 1994, but do they really do that for an hour? Just sit around repeating things that their friends told them or asking the camera man (or whoever else is off-camera) about some new thing they just heard about? All those SNL skits seem so much more realistic now.
I am under the impression that, yes, this is what morning and daytime television is all about. Almost no content. Do you think that guy uses the same self-tanner as John Boner, err, Bohner?
Ok. Now as someone who actually DID watch a bit of the Today Show before heading to school in Jr. High (we started at 9am), I can say that although there was very little depth to the stories and almost no content, I'm pretty sure this was not while the camera was rolling. They seem WAY too informal.
this is VERY entertaining.
ReplyDelete1. Nice
ReplyDelete2. How did that guy's face get so orange?
3. Is this really the Today Show? I think we can excuse them for not knowing what the internet is in 1994, but do they really do that for an hour? Just sit around repeating things that their friends told them or asking the camera man (or whoever else is off-camera) about some new thing they just heard about? All those SNL skits seem so much more realistic now.
I like Ted's 3rd comment. I've never watched the Today Show, but it would be hilarious if they just talked for an hour like that.
ReplyDeleteI am under the impression that, yes, this is what morning and daytime television is all about. Almost no content.
ReplyDeleteDo you think that guy uses the same self-tanner as John Boner, err, Bohner?
Ok. Now as someone who actually DID watch a bit of the Today Show before heading to school in Jr. High (we started at 9am), I can say that although there was very little depth to the stories and almost no content, I'm pretty sure this was not while the camera was rolling. They seem WAY too informal.
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