bullshiat, no way should Lois Lane beat out Spider Jerusalem, or really anyone on that list

Metalupis: bullshiat, no way should Lois Lane beat out Spider Jerusalem, or really anyone on that list

Even Superman agrees.

List fails without Hunter S. Thompson.

They didn't say the journalists had to be fictional. Besides, Hunter S. was a character in his own books, and no one...least of all the author...had any idea how much of that was truth and how much was fiction.

I'll be dead long before you were born and I'll be dead long before you'll be dead.

List f-f-f-f-f-fails without Max Headroom.

*Checks for Kolchak*


Satisfied.

FrancoFile: List f-f-f-f-f-fails without Max Headroom.

Well, Edison Carter, anyway.

Krieghund: List fails without Hunter S. Thompson.

They didn't say the journalists had to be fictional. Besides, Hunter S. was a character in his own books, and no one...least of all the author...had any idea how much of that was truth and how much was fiction.

Spider pretty much makes Hunter redundant as far as the list goes.

What about Lou Grant?

No Clark Kent? Clark Kent may seem like just a mild-mannered reporter, but listen, not only does he know how to treat his editor-in-chief with the proper respect, not only does he have a snappy, punchy prose style, but he is, in my forty years in this business, the fastest typist I've ever seen.

What, no Ron Burgundy?

Also, props to The Night Stalker. Lots of popcorn got stuck in our family's couch while watching that show. Some of the best times we had growing up were back when families had to all be in the same room to view ANY programming. Dad in the Big Chair, Mom shuttling back and forth between the den (that's what we called them back then) with refreshments (that's what we called THOSE back then), and us kids watching whatever Dad damn well said we'd watch- and LIKE it. Good times, man. Good times.

Krieghund: List fails without Hunter S. Thompson.

They didn't say the journalists had to be fictional. Besides, Hunter S. was a character in his own books, and no one...least of all the author...had any idea how much of that was truth and how much was fiction.

I read that in my head with HST's voice and cadence...Just think of it man.

They forgot #1.

JJJ deserves a much higher place than #4.

And Peter Parker is a photojournalist - He should be on top of Lois Lane.

/if Peter Parker is on top of Lois Lane, I want pics.

When I was a kid, "The Night Stalker" used to scare the shiat out of me. Especially the one where he had to defeat the zombie by pouring salt in its mouth and sewing its lips shut.

Rev. Skarekroe: They forgot #1.

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Loucifer: *Checks for Kolchak*


Satisfied.

Word

Rev. Skarekroe: They forgot #1.

Belongs on Fox News with the rest of their fictional journalists

No Sarah Jane Smith???

William De Worde is on the list? I used to think Pratchett was obscure. Damn you for trying to make it pop culture.

OtherLittleGuy: No Sarah Jane Smith???

Read the article again, please.

Pop culture means popular, I really doubt cartoons are anywhere near that. Sorry subby.

Are we absolutely SURE that Seanbaby isn't Spider Jerusalem in disguise?

Metalupis: bullshiat, no way should Lois Lane beat out Spider Jerusalem, or really anyone on that list

"When asked about the column by our correspondent, Jerusalem Laughed, shat in the camera and threw dog carcasses to an admiring audience."

BumpInTheNight: Pop culture means popular, I really doubt cartoons are anywhere near that. Sorry subby.

Yeah, The Avengers only made 1.4 billion dollars worldwide. No way that's an indication of popularity.

/unless you were talking about TMNT...

TommyymmoT: Metalupis: bullshiat, no way should Lois Lane beat out Spider Jerusalem, or really anyone on that list

Even Superman agrees.

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And if she does grow a brain and figure it out they fire the director and change the movie so she finds out because he wants her to know.

Feeling left out

If the article was about what this headline stated these two would be on there.

Rev. Skarekroe: They forgot #1.

I was going to click the 'Funny' button on your post, but Mallard Fillmore and funny just can't go together.

suziequzie: OtherLittleGuy: No Sarah Jane Smith???

Read the article again, please.

What? You actually read the article before posting? I thought this was Fark.

OtherLittleGuy: suziequzie: OtherLittleGuy: No Sarah Jane Smith???

Read the article again, please.

What? You actually read the article before posting? I thought this was Fark.

Eh, I was off work today, had time to kill.

/Ric transcends reality into pop culture. Because I say so.

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/Ric transcends reality into pop culture. Because I say so.

Sweet! My Ric pic!

Glad it left an impression on ya

Seriously people? No one posted Beale? Seriously!?!

No Morbo? No Kent Brockman?

Bonus points for including William De Worde. Minus superfail for making Lois #1. She is not worthy to hold Spider Jerusalem's jock. She couldn't figgure out who Superman was for farking decades while working right next to him.

Loucifer: *Checks for Kolchak*


Satisfied.

Damned well Kolchak should be there!

"This nut thinks he's a vampire! He has killed four, maybe five women. He has drained every drop of blood out of every one of them. Now this is news, Vincenzo! News! And we are a news paper! We are supposed to print news, not suppress it!



I wrote that from memory, btw.

tillerman35: What, no Ron Burgundy?

Also, props to The Night Stalker. Lots of popcorn got stuck in our family's couch while watching that show. Some of the best times we had growing up were back when families had to all be in the same room to view ANY programming. Dad in the Big Chair, Mom shuttling back and forth between the den (that's what we called them back then) with refreshments (that's what we called THOSE back then), and us kids watching whatever Dad damn well said we'd watch- and LIKE it. Good times, man. Good times.

This being the days before VCR, when they reran The Night Stalker movie the first time, my sister and I stuck our cassette tape recorder under the TV speaker. We listened to that movie like a radio play for years.

Re Tintin, it's not "Thompson and Thompson", it's "Thompson and Thomson".

Beastmaster + photojournalism = dead space lizards

"Here's a Muppet News Flash...


...The author of this post feels this list is inadequate without the presence of a certain news reader who is frequently attacked or injured by the subjects of the stories he reads..."

/also feels Hunter S. Thompson was actually a cartoon character, and so belongs on this list.