I don't know if you're aware of this, but with the advent of high-definition TV two things became obvious when it came to newscasting: 1) news story videos now appeared breathtakingly realistic; and 2) every pore on a newscasters face looked like a moon crater. One evidence of the panic of the industry has been a sudden run on Cover Girl and Max Factor products. The other has been the assemblage of younger, more good-looking people in front of the camera than ever before.
Channel 6 achieved the Perfect Storm of Pretty when I turned on the TV to see Matt O'Donnell (anchor), Tamala Edwards (anchor), Adam Joseph (weather), and Matt Pellman (traffic) on the set together.


But I'm not bitter.
- Farmer Ted
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