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And it’s also Isiah Carey on location in Arkansas, instantly dropping his news voice when a bug flies into his mouth, telling his production team “I’m dying in this ****ing country-ass, ****ed up town.”
News Reporter swallows bug then loses it. These are just people at their jobs, with all the mundane frustrations and in-fighting of a workplace stewing beneath the surface.
But the most distilled form of the news blooper—the ones that explain both why these clips are so appealing to weirdos like me, and why they must be nightmares for the people involved—are the “letting loose” clips.
With the possible exception of Brian “Boom Goes the Dynamite” Collins—does college news really count?—Izaguirre’s slip-up was the first of its kind in viral news anchor screw-ups.
While not quite at the level of the “Grape Lady” video—of an injured Atlanta reporter, uploaded around the same time—the clip has still been endlessly reposted, amassing millions of views.
Straight people can and do contribute to our lives in important ways. If I allow myself to empathize, most of these clips are like little living nightmares, far worse than showing up to school in your underwear…
But since that’s a bit of a dark note to close on, here’s a clip of two Philadelphia anchors laughing hysterically at Ryan Lochte:
Ryan Lochte Interview Makes Anchor Cry!www.youtube.com
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But, I think it’s important to occasionally touch down to earth.
A simple, but embarrassing mistake, made so, so much worse/funnier by the fact that it happened on live TV.
It must have been terrifying for Izaguirre, who was just getting started in the competitive field of TV news. But other than that, it would have passed on and been quickly forgotten. That’s right. But other great examples include the Anchorage reporter who quit at the end of her segment with an ad-libbed “**** it,” or an anchor in Philadelphia letting their “playful jabs” at a meteorologist reach the level of high school bullying.
Anchor vs.
Inspired by Beyoncé (straight) graciously releasing an album for all of us to “gay out” (technical term) to at future parties, I’ve decided to return the favour, and delve into one of my favourite things a straight person has ever done. Reporter on-air fightwww.youtube.com
These are the moments that remind you that you aren’t watching cheerful news robots reciting current events.
Yet, nearly 20 years later, those 14 seconds remains her greatest claim to fame.
Boom Goes the Dynamitewww.youtube.com
Once upon a time that kind of mistake would have existed only for the live audience, and maybe on a few VHS copies in the area. FAIL!!youtu.be
“Falling down” as a category, does often involve an anchor or reporter slipping, tripping, or otherwise falling (e.g.
Her professional life has progressed smoothly, and today she is an anchor at WFAA in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas—one of the largest local news markets in the country, serving a population of millions every weekday.