Fictional News Bulletins In Films & TV

A fictional news broadcast from 2009 aged to look like it’s from 1970. (It features former CNN International business anchor Todd Benjamin):

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Silicon Valley finale

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Bloody sad that this show is now over.

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Local commercial

NCIS

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I think this one from Carols In The Domain can fit in here?

With some obvious tweaks, that style of super would probably make a better look for the Opening Headlines than what Seven News actually uses on-air IMO!

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Who Killed Captain Alex - Uganda’s First Action Movie.
Ramon TV (footage in this shot is actually real).

(Paper) Microphone flag:

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Audible Commercial
91.3 Radio


News at 6

‘Sports LIVE’ - based off FOX Sports.

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A rare Seven News Flash as seen in the upcoming comedy Fam

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I know these are still sometimes a thing. What’s the difference between a News Update and a News Flash?

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I’m pretty sure a News Flash is something that would interrupt regular programming, as opposed to a News Update which mostly seem to be scheduled events during ad breaks.

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News Flash is also live.

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News of the Galaxy

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Schitts Creek

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From the movie ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul.’
Note that despite it being ‘Only on 5’ the microphone has a 6 on it!


Plus a short scene from The Simpsons episode, ‘Krusty gets Kancelled.’

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Not sure if this one has already been mentioned but here’s another in the “real newsreaders/stations doing fictional bulletins” category, from a 2000 episode of Everybody Loves Raymond:

The information I can find online along with my fairly basic knowledge of local television news in the United States suggests that Dana Tyler was at the time (and still is now) a news presenter on the CBS station in New York City.

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From the Netflix Series ‘Stranger Things’
Brenda Wood reporting Hawking’s local news for ‘WIYZ-5’

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The Secrets She Keeps

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Bull

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Informer 3838 Part 2 featured Peter Hitchener reading a news story in the background. Had the Channel 9 watermark in the corner but graphics were nothing like Nine’s. Don’t have any caps sorry.

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It was meant to be 2004 yes?
Did Peter look younger?

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