Why is he the only correspondent?
Is it because he's British? Is he a part of a different union?
Just wondering.
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According to The Daily Show, it's because he's British and here on a work visa.
http://www.comedycentral.com/motherload/index.jhtml?ml_video=147188
Who cares. Funniest line I've heard recently.
"I am just talking to you. This is not writing. I have absolutely no idea how the sentence I am currently saying is going to finish. When and if it does, I can only hope it makes some kind of ceramic pineapple."
Strike is truly energizing talk show creativity. There's no television like thinking-on-your-feet television. Like the first ten years of the medium.
Go Pack, GO!
Actually I've heard all the correspondents have returned and are free to write copy for themselves - though the WGA seems unaware that rule applies.
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