Not exactly an “Epic Fail” but certainly this typo on a TEN promo for Modern Family left out a crucial letter this week…
Gloria’s face tells it all.
Not exactly an “Epic Fail” but certainly this typo on a TEN promo for Modern Family left out a crucial letter this week…
Gloria’s face tells it all.
drop the y and it could be channel 10′s new catchcry
Whoever does the weather graphics for Seven in Sydney has a lack of attention to detail. The day’s maximum temperature is randomly shown as x.xxAM where it clearly should be PM. Happens fairly frequently and has done so for a long time now.
Yep they all do it, and I am happy to cover them all where I can. And I am also guilty of typos.
7, 9 and 10 are all guilty of typos or caption stuff ups although my favourite was back in 2000 and at the opening of Olympic Sunrise there were Andrew Daddo and Johanna Griggs with the captions “Name” “Name” at the bottom of the screen! A screen capture was circulating online at the time, a google search will probably find it.
Then Ten tried to get us to watch “Malcom In The Middle” a few years back.
Surprised none of this is spell checked or they don’t have some sort of template for frequently aired shows like Modern Family instead of having to re-type them manually?
LOL!
@JohnW
I know right. Imagine if it said Modern Fairy
@J Bar
It seems to me that 7 couldn’t get it right either “Australa Day”
It beggars belief that in this day and age these things are not spell-checked.
My all time favourite (not that I’ve seen a whole lot of epic fail typos) would be a promo in primetime for the show Pawn Stars….you can probably guess what the typo was.
I lol’d.
How do these blantantly obvious stuff-ups get past so many eyes before they get to air?
Like on Nine’s 3pm “news” on Tues. “Diane Saywer” – looked a lot like Diane Sawyer.
Significant Fail.
How on earth do you spot this stuff, David? Let alone get a screenshot to prove it