[Colonel_Flagg]

Brit looked tired. But considering he had probably already worked a full day before ever sitting down in the anchor chair on Tuesday evening, I can see why.

Most of his work, starting in the evening, came at an hour of the clock where he is usually not on the air. He also worked until 3:00 a.m. EST.

In short - I don't blame him for being tired.

[tjwmason]

Most of his work, starting in the evening, came at an hour of the clock where he is usually not on the air. He also worked until 3:00 a.m. EST.

You should try coverage of one of our elections. It's great fun, starts at 10 p.m. (when polls close); no predictions of individual races from exit polls, so waiting around until actual votes are counted (this being paper ballots, counted by hand) and seats declared. It goes on until 6 or 7 a.m., in a couple of elections when it's been close (such as 1974), they're still on at midday Friday. The number of bungled cues, and misreadings is enormous, and great fun (i.m.o.).