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    Has this ever happened in the history of Malaysian TV: car crashes into studio, startling newscaster delivering news

    December 26th, 2007

    Apparently happened in Chicago, a little after 10pm, 23rd Dec 2007.

    Absolutely priceless facial expression:

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    Video here

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    Comment by BEBEK
    2007-12-26 12:12:18

    car crashes into studio…. what does it means? means all tv news centre in the world are located in the ground floor… even here in malaysia… news dept must be ground floor supaya sanang keluar masuk kalau ada breaking news etc… but programme dept atau dept lain in 1st or 2nd floor pun ok

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