Thursday, September 24, 2009

Quick, he's in the hamster wheel getting away!

James Gunn had this on his blog today, and it is in bad taste (so it fit right in with his PG Porn) and some of you may hate me for reposting or admitting to laughing at this. Completely safe for work, yet... wrong.



Things like this seem to happen often on the news - one of the only things on TV that is live every day. Usually it's just the camera aimed at the wrong newscaster while ther other on is talking, or something like this but with just the wrong person's face or usually the wrong name caption.

But what if the hamster really did it? Later news broadcasts would have the police surrounding the hamster cage, and that "perp walk" from the police car to the jail with the hamster in cuffs, fur over his face to hide from news photog's flashbulbs, then the courtroom sketches of the hamster during the trial... what else?

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And here's an interview with Robert Towne on the 35th anniversary of CHINATOWN Robert Towne.

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2 comments:

Wojciehowicz said...

"We're sorry. Obviously that was a shot from our story earlier on the imminent arrest of the producers of G-Force for crimes against the arts."

Hugo Fuchs said...

Heh- that's the local news for me. I swear over the last few years they've replaced all the experienced operations staff with kids fresh from the local broadcasting technical college to save money. It really shows.

It can be funny sometimes, other times, just plain annoying. Like repeating the same commercial multiple times or cutting in & out of commercials, or blackscreen going into or coming back from commercials.

They regularly have the wrong shot or footage on Channel 3 News (WFSB).

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