When you go on national television you just hope the producers are there to help you look your best.
Especially if it’s a pre-taped segment. Meaning they set it up, chose the shot, taped it, edited it, and then chose to put it on TV — leaving a whole bunch of last clear chances to fix anything that undermines your credibility.
For this professor, the producers probably could have done him some favors.
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Dropping the extreme close-up and telling him to blink would have been good starts.
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With the sound off, just imagine that he’s saying “1.21 Gigawatts.”
Get A Load Of This USC Law Professor’s Haircut On NBC Nightly News [Barstool Sports]