In all the news coverage of the Collin County tornado last night, you have got to check out this 16 second youtube.com clip of Jane McGarry trying to ask a question. It's a sad day when Mike Synder has to bail you out.
She is speaking to a reporter on the phone who has just come upon a motorcycle accident.
Pure gold.
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5.10.2006
Channel 5 Jane McGarry Gold
In all the news coverage of the Collin County tornado last night, you have got to check out this 16 second youtube.com clip of Jane McGarry trying to ask a question. It's a sad day when Mike Synder has to bail you out.
She is speaking to a reporter on the phone who has just come upon a motorcycle accident.
Pure gold.
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She does that sort of thing often. She is horrible at adlib. It's gotta be scripted.
Makes you wonder why they keep McGarry.
Reporting is a lost and today mediocre art at best. Jane stepped all over herself but no worse than any other on the news. As example: did you know of a town called WestMinister? There must be a divinity college there. Since we are now almost a third world country in our new born healthcare I wonder why I am surprised?
They should fire her and hire a hot 22 year old blonde broadcast journalism graduate from TCU....graduation is right around the corner....if they went to the ceremony they could hand pick one. :-)
That is GREAT!!!!!! It sounds just like a member of the commissioners court stumbling and talking circles....D.C.
The town of Anna, that the blogger and posters seemed to chuckle at because the media was making such a "big deal" of it in such a small town...is bigger than Decatur or Bridgeport.
i watched that and i thought that i was going to have to email a very strongly worded email to her but i am glad that randy mcllwain and his crew stoped and tried to help that fallen brother
She is not a good reporter, she stumbles quite often...thank goodness for Mike Snyder.
One question BSG... Why do you watch NBC 5 anyway? They suck. Channel 8 is at least a little bit more professional.
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