Some days there are no Anchorman 2 trailers at all, and you're left to wonder what is even the point of getting out of bed.

Karl Stefanovic, the legendary Australian TV presenter and co-host of Nine Network's breakfast show Today, decided to pull the old Anchorman Prank on his colleague Roz Kelly during this morning's broadcast.

CTV anchor Andrew Johnson thought he was asking colleague Astrid Braunschmidt if she wanted to have a chat when he suggested that they "canoodle" before her weather report.

Considering that Grand Rapids, Michigan is one of America's hotspots for slick production values, we're somewhat surprised by the poor panning work displayed in this Fox 17 Morning News excerpt. Hey Camera Person, you're supposed to train the camera on the lady who's talking about the gas lines or whatever, not the two anchors who are just sitting there in silence, clutching their mugs full of vodka Nescafe. For our amusement, anchorman Mike Avery responds to the mishap by making a bunch of exaggerated facial expressions that are not only fun to imitate but possibly indicative of a past career in silent movie acting.

Steve Carell's Brick Tamland (with an IQ of 48) killed in the 2004 classic Anchorman, stealing almost every scene he was in. This was before America was fully acquainted with Carell's dumb-guy-in-a-suit shtick, making this clip just that much better.

Not only does Steve Carell fake out the entire Late Night with Jimmy Fallon audience by announcing "it's happening!", but he tells us the super-secret plans for what Anchorman 2 might have been. ...It could have been a Broadway show?

We are by no means experts, but in this battle it seems like this real-life fella who beat boxes while playing the flute definitely beats Anchorman's "yazz flute" performance by a longshot.

These Anchorman moments are an epidemic. WABC 7's Bill Ritter got his tongue tied up on Tuesday night's broadcast calling Bernie Kerik a "former New York City top cock." Check out the video.

From Cajun Boy's blog comes the news that journeyman local news anchor Ron Hunter-who is thought by some to be the inspiration for Ron Burgundy in Anchorman-has passed away at the age of 70. "In his long career, Ron Hunter anchored top rated local news desks in New Orleans, Miami, Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Chicago, where he shared the desk with the likes of Jane Pauley and Maury Povich." After jump, one of the late newsman's former colleagues remembers his ego-driven antics, er, fondly?