Monday, October 3, 2011

A CNN Bromance


It seems Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer are involved in a bit of a bromance. First we caught wind of it was on the season finale of Hot in Cleveland.
To set the scene for the clip; Betty White's character is looking for a sign from her dead husband that she has his approval to get married again. She hears an owl in the tree and wonders if that's the sign. Valerie Bertinelli's character offers to take a closer look for her...


Then just last week Anderson Cooper interviewed Joy Behar on HLN and the conversation turned to Wolf's abilities in bed. If you missed it here's the clip.




Anderson even managed to work Wolf into Nancy Grace's wardrobe malfunction on DWTS. Here's The Ridiculist.


And we'll close with the classic 'who the hell is Wolf?':



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8 comments:

  1. You guys have go to check out Politico. They have
    a fascinating article on CNN's women's problem
    and Erin Burnett. It turns out mostly women,some
    57 % watch CNN. This blog has repeatedly talked
    about a women's news show. This is not brain
    surgery. Where are all of the commercials for
    women on CNN ? More than ever CNN needs a
    news show with their female journalists of
    diverse ethnic backgrounds. This is amazing.
    How can you ignore your viewers ?

    This show needs to be on at 9 in addition to
    Erin Burnett. Women tend to be loyal to shows
    and products.It is time for CNN to have this
    groundbreaking news show.CNN can't keep
    ignoring women. A women's show without
    politics but fast paced news items,interviews,
    conversation rather than confrontation.Also,
    features on women from all walks of life.

    Right now I could easily list 25 stories that
    women care about and not one would be
    about politics.CNN needs a female on the
    management team who knows how to target
    women.

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  2. I'm sure 360 will be heavy with Amanda Knox
    tonight. Not sure what that means for Outfront.
    If you watch on the weekends Fredericka does
    focus on some women's issues. I would never
    have guessed that about CNN. That explains
    the news lineup. You get Kyra, Suzanne,Randi
    & Brooke during the day and Erin in prime time.
    Erin says she will focus on women's issues. We
    will see if this is true. I agree about diversity.

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  3. rationsSeriously CNN ? I have had about all I can
    stand from Erin Burnett. Why is she moking
    Occupy Wall Street. Another failure for CNN
    The show sucks.

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  4. I have not liked some of the comments Anderson has made about Wolf.
    I do not know if he is kidding or what it is about Wolf that he doesn't seem to like.
    Wolf is a hard worker who does his job, yet it's as though Anderson enjoys "picking on him."
    Why?
    He used the word "grizzled news people," to describe the people he works with.
    Is Wolf grizzled because he has a beard and is older??
    There's something going on behind the scenes that we viewers are not privy to and it is not enchantment or respect for one another.

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  5. Outfront just does not work. Erin Burnett is no
    Jon Stewart and for them to have her do a
    Daily show type opening monologue was a
    really bad idea. It was not funny but ignorant
    and condescending. If she did not take the
    assignment seriously, why did she go out
    and talk with the protesters. She went out
    there just to simply make fun of them.

    The show was all over the place and was not
    smart but silly.Is this the best that they can
    come up with. This show will have lower ratings
    than John King. CNN has now found a way to
    sink 360 for the 8 PM hour it is between Erin
    Burnett and Piers Morgan. Why not just avoid
    CNN until 10 PM. CNN would be lucky if this
    show even got 300,000 viewers.. Somebody
    better have a plan B. This was a bad idea.

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  6. Ms. Burnett is a condescending, supercilious little Wall-Street pocket monkey. That assessment isn't really "respectful of CNN personalities," but since she referred to the President of the United States as "Barack" and discussed his "annointing," and dismissed the protests on Wall Street and elsewhere by making fun of them, I think the shoe fits.

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  7. My god, it would be SO nice if people can actually focus on the topic they are suppose to be talking about for once. Soooo much negativity and its always the same, ratings and the latest person they hired, EVERYONE hates!

    If you want to talk about that fine, but just in the appropriate topic. It seems no matter what the topic is, its avoided completely for the same broken record.

    Maybe this site should just think about having a message board and let people make dozens of topics about ratings and how much CNN is going down the tubes.

    On topic: Wolf and Anderson seem to have a fun relationship! You can tell with all the ribbing though they truly respect each other and the work they do. I DO think CNN needs more people like them and it will be a fool to let either of them go!

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  8. @anonymous 7:05, I agree about staying on topic. I don't mind people voicing their opinion but there are appropriate posts to do it on, this wasn't one of them.

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