In February 2013, a Montana TV station was interrupted with a real-seeming emergency broadcast system update that bodies were rising from their graves, and they were considered extremely dangerous. A few people called the police to verify if the news was true. The TV station itself said that the message didn't originate from them, and officials never really figured out who the mysterious hoaxers were, just that they orginated from some "overseas source." Here's the admittedly convincing emergency alert.
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Technically it's not their lock that's the problem. It's the existing deadbolt that's too strong. What you're watching is a man breaking down a door as if his entire career depends on it (because it does), while potential investors laugh. To get the job done, Alex eventually has to pull out his signature move. The flying kick.
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Careful, once you see it you won't be able to look at the USA logo the same ever again.
Recently a mysterious figure using an old TV set as a mask delivered a bunch of old TVs to 50 people's doorsteps. Here's the full Washington Post story, but mostly people were intrigued by the strange nature of the act. The police weren't even sure if any crimes were actually being committed. Is the TV Head Guy just someone who needs to get rid of a bunch of TVs? Is this performance art? Apparently a similar TV doorstep thing has happened in that area in the past, so maybe people will just have to get used to it. Perhaps the creepiness of it is worthy of a cursed image? Either way, anything can happen out there, people see weird and creepy stuff at night.
Keaton Patti is a wonderfully weird writer who's behind other "bot written" scripts such as this John Wick script, as well as this Diner's Drive-Ins and Dives script. He claims that each one is written by a computer program that has consumed over a thousand hours of their respective content, but since the amount of content for each doesn't come close to a thousand hours, we're not so sure about that process. Either way, we love these.
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We've seen it before in tons of reality competition tv shows. Someone's leaving the show and they get to make a final statement. But this guy, holy crap this guy. We're pretty sure the first half of this guy's speech is ripped from Rocky Balboa in 2006. The rest is uh... the rest is hard to put into words. Like it's literally hard to spell.
Game of Thrones might be over, but that doesn't mean that we don't want that (much needed) apology for how things shook out over Season 8. You could say that fans were just a little bit disappointed. That being said, this deep fake of Jon Snow apologizing for Game of Thrones Season 8 is pure gold.
Check out 10 Game of Thrones fails if you're in the mood for more Game of Thrones gold now.
It's no secret that HBO's Chernobyl has taken the world by storm. It's being hailed as the highest rated TV series of all time on IMDB. No small feat! This gallery compares the show's prominent characters and scenes to their real world counterparts. The results are equally as chilling.
WATCH: Weatherman @JamieFOX45Now in Dayton, Ohio snapped at viewers complaining on social media about the network's decision to cut into The Bachelorette Monday evening with emergency tornado warning coverage
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"I'm done with you people, I really am. This is pathetic" pic.twitter.com/m4nxmoUUkY
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Jamie Simpson, a meteorologist based out of Dayton, Ohio called out angry viewers for complaining about his tornado warnings interrupting the latest Bachelorette episode.
He's clearly had enough. "I'm done with you people, I really am. This is pathetic"
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A behind the scenes look at how the cast felt about the state of things in Game of Thrones Season 8. The show ended recently, and while it left many fans bitter, upset, and disappointed over how the story shaped up; it would seem the cast got a real kick out of it!
