Tucker CarlsonTuckered out: Tucker Carlson's MSBNC show is canceled. No one notices. Or cares
In the "better late than never" category, it looks like the axe has fallen on the Tucker Carlson show on MSNBC. It wasn't his hysterical overreaction to the idea of being transgendered, or even his glee at recounting the story of his assault of a gay man who "bothered" him in a restroom. Those things were perfectly acceptable to MSNBC, but what they could not abide were low ratings.
The thought of the two of them prowling the halls of MSNBC like a lunatic Batman & Robin must be giving Keith Olbermann fits. There's no word yet on who Tucker's replacement will be, but hopefully the network will finally realize that trying to imitate Fox News is a lost cause. You can watch the clip of Tucker's potty problem after the jump, but I still can't decide if he's exaggerating about the whole thing. What do you think? Submitted by on Mon, 2008-03-10 13:12. To Make a Long Story Short ... Sweeney Todd soars, Wayne Newton roars, and more!
Mr. Carson,' I said, 'I don't know what friend of yours I've killed, I don't know what child of yours I've hurt, I don't know what food I've taken out of your mouth... but these jokes about me will stop, and they'll stop now. Or I will kick your ass.'... Johnny Carson was a mean-spirited human being. There are people he has hurt that people will never know about. And, for some reason, at some point, he decided to turn that kind of negative attention toward me, and I refused to have it. Submitted by on Fri, 2007-11-30 12:57. Why not to confess to "bashing someone's head in" on live television 101
Just a quick update, in three easy bullet points:
Related: Tucker Carlson still worst contestant in the history of Dancing With the Stars.
After the jump, you'll find contact info for MSNBC and Tucker Carlson. Submitted by on Thu, 2007-08-30 09:01. Giggle when you say that, TuckerNothing makes me laugh quite like a little gay-bashing humor. How about you?
Last night Tucker Carlson, Dan Abrams, and Joe Scarborough had a falling-down-laughing good time with the Larry Craig story on MSNBC. When Abrams seemed curious as to why Tucker had once indicated a person's sexual orientation wasn't actually anyone else's business, Carlson hastened to reassure him of the most important thing: “Let me be clear, Dan. I’m not gay. I’ve never been gay. Over-reacted and made a poor decision…” (laughter) To which Abrams, who isn’t just a big name at MSNBC but an attorney, responded, also laughing:
I mean, come on. This is funny stuff. But not anywhere near as funny as Abram's reaction when he found out Carlson has been approached by men for sex in public places; such things have apparently never happened to Abrams. What exactly did Carlson do, he asked, when he was approached? In the manliest tone possible to use when one is giggling, Tucker replied:
Then they all basically wet their pants laughing. Submitted by on Wed, 2007-08-29 13:25. |
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