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Needless to say, it was supposed to be PANTRIES, but someone dropped the ball on the old teleprompter.
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He soldiered on through the rest of his report despite his co-anchor laughing helplessly beside him, which is no mean feat. And the worst thing? She had noticed the typo but didn’t have time to alert him:
I COULDN’T WARN YOU WHEN I SAW IT, I COULDN’T WARN YOU ERIC. I’M SO SORRY!
We get the feeling that the scripts are going to be quadruple checked from now on.
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This excellent news blooper proves one typo can change the whole meaning of a story
WE’VE ALL FALLEN victim to ‘pubic’ instead of ‘public’, but this is a new one.
Virginian news anchor Eric Phillips was introducing a story about recalled rice cookers when the worst possible mistake occurred:
Needless to say, it was supposed to be PANTRIES, but someone dropped the ball on the old teleprompter.
He soldiered on through the rest of his report despite his co-anchor laughing helplessly beside him, which is no mean feat. And the worst thing? She had noticed the typo but didn’t have time to alert him:
We get the feeling that the scripts are going to be quadruple checked from now on.
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