:01:02
- Good girl.
- [Coughs]
:01:13
Oh, God. Did we--
:01:16
No.
:01:17
[Laughs]
:01:18
Well, don't sound so excited, OK?
:01:21
You passed out in my car.
:01:23
Sorry.
:01:29
What-What happened?
:01:30
You don't remember any ofit?
:01:31
- No.
- You don't remember
:01:33
talkin' to me on the cell phone?
:01:34
The bus drivers' strike?
:01:35
No.
:01:37
The live spot?
:01:38
Areyou telling me
I went on the air?
:01:41
You went on the air.
:01:44
Without my makeup?
:01:45
Withoutyour makeup,
withoutyour lines...
:01:49
withoutyour sanity.
:01:52
Oh... wow.
:01:57
Oh.
:02:01
I don't know, Lanie.
:02:02
Seriously, I don't think
that's a good idea.
:02:03
You do not--
You do not wanna watch it.
:02:12
Oh, boy.
It's important to note
:02:13
that it can be very diffiicult
to be a reporter,
:02:15
and we're not here
:02:16
to make fun
ofour brethren, but--
:02:18
But she is from a rival station.
:02:19
So, uh, let's see it again.
:02:22
When I'm watching myTV
:02:25
And a man comes on to tell me
:02:28
How white
:02:29
Woman:
Just how involved
:02:31
should reporters
get with their subjects?
:02:32
No.
:02:34
A local reporter
caused a huge traffiicjam
:02:37
when she turned a live report
:02:39
into an impromptu rock concert.
:02:41
I can't get no
:02:44
No, no, no
:02:48
Hey, hey, hey
:02:50
That's what I say
:02:52
I'm Lanie Kerrigan,
and that's [Bleep] life--
:02:57
Perfect.