NEW YORK, NY - In hopes of capitalizing on a new and rapidly growing market, NBC Television has announced plans to combine one of its most popular shows, "To Catch a Predator," with a reality competition format to create what NBC executives are calling "the greatest reality show of all time." The new show "Who Wants to Be An Internet Predator?" will premier this fall.
"('Who Wants to Be An Internet Predator') has the distinct possibility of being an instant hit. Seriously. This is going to be the greatest thing to hit TV since the moon landing. No, since the premier of 'The Singing Bee,'" said NBCs Director of Programming Neil Heiskel.
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GLENN FALLS, MI - A child in the St. Michaels Hospital Children's Ward gave up on life last week as he learned that his favorite baseball player, Roger Clemens, had been identified in the Mitchell Report as someone who may have used performance enhancing drugs.
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IRVING, TEXAS - The Boy Scouts of America have retired two merit badges the organization has deemed "impossible to obtain." The badges to be removed from availability are the Talking to Girls and Popular merit badges.
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