Greg Kelly has long suffered from a lack of coordination. Fortunately, his job as host of Good Day New York doesn't require much of it, unless of course that job requires he play stick ball on live TV.
Watch Rosanna Scotto channel her best Dan Ackroyd this morning when Judge Jeanine Pirro visited the set of Good Day New York. A few more faux pas and we can finally launch "Stuff Rosanna Scotto Says."
Good Day, New York (owned by Fox) brought out a Marketwatch (owned by Fox) columnist today to read from the New York Post (owned by Fox) about why Eliot Spitzer's new CNN show is going to be horrible.
Tennis star Monica Seles stopped by Good Day New York for some kind of weird tennis segment in which Greg Kelly got carried away and wound up falling off stage right. It's a wonder you're still single, Greg.
While many consider Sean Hayes' duties as host for the 64th annual Tony Awards last night a success Greg Kelly seemed very pretentious and questioned if anyone actually knows who he is. Even Rosanna Scotto seemed offended by his remarks.
Good Day New York took a break from their coverage of local news to talk about Lindsay Lohan allegedly having a beer (which violated court order). On-air awkward silence ensues. Does this qualify as news?
According to Rosanna Scotto and Security Specialist Robert Strang, you might become a terrorist if you were a "loser" in high school. So watch who you bully—they might become rich, famous, or a terrorist in the future!
Today at Gawker.TV, Good Day New York's Rosanno Scott says "jizzum" on-air, Sunset Daze's Gail is fantastic, the cast of Modern Family act as guest judges of Top Chef Masters, and Hulk Hogan loves women that look like his daughter.
The National Milk Producers Federation is saying that milk should only be called "milk" when it is from a lactating mammal. Rosanna Scotto's suggestion of "soy jizzum" shows us she has a very dirty mind early in the morning...
It seems that these Good Day New York Anchors are a little too eager about the advertised "sex tips" for Dr. Oz's next show. Lucky for them, Dr. Oz is here to save the day.
The costars (and rivals) of Style's Jerseylicious explained their take on "Sloppy Seconds." Good Day's Greg Kelly focused on this all of this "Sloppy Second" business and attempting to fake a Jersey accent.
David Michel Davies is the Executive Producer of the Webby Awards, now in it's 14th year. But the morning anchors on Good Day had no idea how popular the awards actually are.
There's been a lot of talk about Erykah Badu's new music video, and specifically the fact that she's naked in it. Or is she? Today, Greg Kelly took on the topic and requested "specifics" that proved Badu's nakedness. Video inside.
Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert wants to breed the elderly, Law & Order's version of Balloon Boy, an Army Engineer fakes it though Good Day New York's levee demonstration, and a time-line of fat guys with hot television wives.
John O'Connor of the US Army Corps of Engineers visited Good Day New York this morning to talk levee construction. If you'll recall, the Corps was responsible for the catastrophic failures of many levees in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina.
Katherine Creag is a field reporter, which means she has to stand out in the cold, stand in the heat, and deal with annoying pedestrians. Today she gets 2 out of 3 when a local Harlem woman saw an opportunity.
Good Day New York isn't known for its expert reporting and their technical difficulties do seem to happen frequently. Congressman Jerrold Nadler's (Democrat, NY) extremely bored-looking face waiting for his interview may reveal his true feelings on his upcoming appearance.
Apologies in advance if you're eating: the proprietor of NYC brasserie Klee has been making cheese made from his wife's breast milk. Good Day NY has the stomach-churning interview.
Good Day New York's Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto have a lot of tension, so of course, when a snowball fight broke out on set, it was inevitable that one of them would get hit.
Today at Gawker.TV, Ugly Betty learns about blogging, Martha asks twins whether they switch wives in the sack, Superbowl commercials, John Oliver proposes new rules for elderly congress members, and Fox anchors watch a buoy float down the Hudson.
