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WHACKO-TV News captured these PETA activists in front of the M&M store in TIMES SQUARE in New York City.
WHACKO-TV spares no expense when it comes to covering cultural events. GROUNDHOG DAY was no exception. WHACKO-TV spares no expense when it comes to covering cultural events. This time the crew didn't keep repeating themselves like the movie, they actually got in there and got the real dirt on Punxsutawney Phil and asked the hard questions on the latest protest against this event by PETA. We got both sides of the story.
Wolf Douglas does the news in less than two minutes. You could have cooked an egg while he was doing the news. This cast, he looks at the South California wild fires and take on torture with Dick Cheney. This is award winning news at its shortest, thus the name ADD NEWS.
WHACKO-TV gets into its new season sooner than most networks with the debut of the new show DATELIME. This time we look into the dealings of one TONY FACOVIA and how he under-estimated the determination of a newly arrived immigrant. This show has power, law and order.
With the recent news of car dealerships forced to close, WHACKO-TV traveled to QUICKSAND, KY to talk to one dealership that has been around for 75 years. Wolf Douglas' new News show, NEWS CHUNKS, proves to be the best way for those on the go to get the news in bite size portions they can regurgitate to their friends around the water cooler.
The Video Travel Blog comes back to WHACKO-TV with a look at Las Vegas. Wolf Douglas, inspired by the late great Hunter S. Thompson gives us Vegas like never before. Showing that he will do anything to get the story, Wolf does his best work on the street.
WHACKO-TV's WOLF DOUGLAS goes undercover to expose the truth behind same-sex marriage and comes up with a solution for the whole controversy.
Wolf Douglas was chosen to cover the Crowfest C20 Economic Summit in White Plains, NY this year and his almost emmy-like reportage is apparent. The crows come by the thousands to attend this summit and work out their differences. They came as far as Crow-A-Sha!.
