Can I have something? Can I have my partner? Can I take a walk? Can I have a coffee to come in?
Lana Murphy apologized on Twitter after a bad recording was posted.
A Melbourne journalist apologized after the city’s nightly newscast aired a pre-recorded article on the wrong camera.
“Fuck my life,” Nine News reporter Lana Murphy said shortly after stumbling through her words, in an unusual mistake that anyone outside the network’s newsroom would have known if it hadn’t been inadvertently broadcast across the station.
Thank you for the friends and apologies to those who received more than they had received at 9NewsMelb. Unfortunately, the (clearly) edition of a pre-recording has been broadcast, but fortunately I have a wonderful boss and I will be back on your screens tomorrow. 2020, am I right? ?? ♀️
Murphy appears to have made the mistake in his wake and apologized to the audience “who was given more than they were given.”
She also followed up with the deciding factor that many can simply identify with, writing, “2020 if I’m right?”
The journalist received support on social media.
Don’t do it, Lana. We’re all human.
HAHAHA Yes Lana … although it feels 2020 ?
We’re all with you. https://t.co/5LWz0hIXtb
I think everyone, especially those in Victoria, is one hundred percent in line with this conclusion ? Lana is the most productive #FML https://t.co/bz7nxD54OX
This is the motto 2020 xxx
Ms. Murphy credited her “big boss” for not making a big deal about the challenge and promised to return to viewer screens in Melbourne, as the state faces restrictions to lock the fourth level in an effort to decrease coronavirus transmission.