All the Squares, Sir
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:37 am
>>Some days a reporter gets it all wrong and the producers and directors in the control room just let him twist in the wind.
>>In case you don't know there will be a new show called THA AMERICANS about embedded Soviet-style spies that you can't distinguish from born-in-the-USA Americans.
>>It's a nice premise and might be a decent show to watch a few episodes.
>>So when the "Russian Soldiers" march for advertising, they are all actors.
>>So this promo could work but Doocey screws it all up by forgetting it's a promotion for a show based on impostors.
>>The look on his face when the soldier says "NYET" is priceless.
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http://www.mediaite.com/tv/bizarre-stev ... g-to-knit/
Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy took to the streets to interview a procession of Red Army soldiers in front of the Fox News Channel studios on Monday. Doocy encountered a language barrier when he confronted one actor who answered a question with the Russian negative, nyet. Youre going to knit? he asked the solider. Nyet, the soldier repeated.
On Monday, 40 actors dressed as members of the Soviet military paraded in New York City in order to promote the upcoming premier of FXs The Americans.
Doocy took to the streets to interview them. He asked one, when was the last time you were in Moscow?
About three months ago, the Soviet soldier said with a perfect American accent.
Doocy pivoted to another actor who possessed at least a rudimentary knowledge of the Russian language. He asked if they were headed over to Times Square for the second leg of their procession. Nyet, the solider replied.
Youre going to knit, Doocy asked after a long pause. The actor compounded the confusion by again answering nyet.
Doocy pivoted to another soldier and repeated his question about their plans to head over to Times Square. You work in squares from Red Square to Times Square?, Doocy asked. All the squares, sir, the solider replied.
Watch the segment below via Fox News Channel:
>>In case you don't know there will be a new show called THA AMERICANS about embedded Soviet-style spies that you can't distinguish from born-in-the-USA Americans.
>>It's a nice premise and might be a decent show to watch a few episodes.
>>So when the "Russian Soldiers" march for advertising, they are all actors.
>>So this promo could work but Doocey screws it all up by forgetting it's a promotion for a show based on impostors.
>>The look on his face when the soldier says "NYET" is priceless.
>>
>>
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/bizarre-stev ... g-to-knit/
Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy took to the streets to interview a procession of Red Army soldiers in front of the Fox News Channel studios on Monday. Doocy encountered a language barrier when he confronted one actor who answered a question with the Russian negative, nyet. Youre going to knit? he asked the solider. Nyet, the soldier repeated.
On Monday, 40 actors dressed as members of the Soviet military paraded in New York City in order to promote the upcoming premier of FXs The Americans.
Doocy took to the streets to interview them. He asked one, when was the last time you were in Moscow?
About three months ago, the Soviet soldier said with a perfect American accent.
Doocy pivoted to another actor who possessed at least a rudimentary knowledge of the Russian language. He asked if they were headed over to Times Square for the second leg of their procession. Nyet, the solider replied.
Youre going to knit, Doocy asked after a long pause. The actor compounded the confusion by again answering nyet.
Doocy pivoted to another soldier and repeated his question about their plans to head over to Times Square. You work in squares from Red Square to Times Square?, Doocy asked. All the squares, sir, the solider replied.
Watch the segment below via Fox News Channel:
