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Have you seen the newest set design on Fox News? It either incorporates ridiculously large monitors or incredibly tiny workers...
They call it the "news deck," but I personally think they should call it the ShepSmith Enterprise. And I'm not the only one who sees the possibilities...
To the internet!
come on HuffPost go all the way now RT @HuffPostMedia: We couldn't resist. https://t.co/8l94dgSGrR
— darthredpandacare™ (@darth) October 7, 2013
Jim Treacher has already started a screenplay:
UNNAMED
ENSIGNREPORTER: Captain Smith, we’re receiving a hailing signal from the White House!SMITH: Onscreen.
[Suddenly filling up the main viewscreen: the glowering face of President Barack Obama]
OBAMA: Captain Smith. Just as I suspected. Prepare to be boarded or I will blow your newsroom out of the sky.
SMITH: [taps flag pin on lapel, which chirps in response] Scotty, get us out of here right now.
SCOTTY: [tinny voice on communicator] I’m sorry, Captain, she’s givin’ it all she’s got. The search engines just canna take much more!
OBAMA: [slowly smiling] At last…
Also, Oompa Loompas.
FoxNews Research Dept. RT @dansheehan: Quick, needs Oompa Loompas @sfiegerman https://t.co/LtEFk0P8xZ
— darthredpandacare™ (@darth) October 7, 2013
Conclusion: Bigger news does not necessarily mean better news.
.@FoxNews describes its top secret news gathering process: finding and confirming tweets. Next stop, the Pulitzer. pic.twitter.com/Va3ymv57l1
— Michael Leo (@leoexperience)October 8, 2013
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