And on ABC, after a female anchor reported that "Residents have been implored to leave," her male colleague interrupted: "That's putting it mildly".
(They depict such events as a go-kart crash, a Game Boy on the move and a news anchor reporting an explosion).
I understand a news anchor "reporting" from The San Francisco Bay Area does not live in the community he claims to inform.
In the game's epilogue, a television news anchor reports that Magneto is still at large and General Kincaid has been arrested for crimes against humanity.
"Some, maybe, got a little out of control," a news anchor reported as a college-aged white man swung a burning t-shirt in the air during a riot after University of Kentucky lost a NCAA Final Four basketball game to University of Wisconsin earlier this year.
Even much of our news today seems to have tumbled into a fantasy land, where FOX reporters and MSNBC anchors report to us of preposterous realms built from fake facts and partisan prejudices.
Whether their anchors report the news accurately, and they often don't, whether their guest "commentators' tell the truth or blatantly lie no longer seems to matter.
A television tuned to ESPN showed two anchors reporting from the Oklahoma campus, in advance of the Sooners' game against Notre Dame.
Instead, there's a daily barrage of screaming newspaper headlines and screaming news anchors reporting on the latest allegations of corruption.
For a time, when Mr. Faber, called "The Brain" by his co-anchors, reported on Priceline.com, the hotel and airline Internet company whose advertisements feature William Shatner, the "Star Trek" theme would play.
