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Priceless ABC blooper

15 Nov 05:11pm

Filed under: Abc News 24, Bloopers, Media, Virginia Trioli

This comes courtesy of Alison Piotrowski on Twitter. The gold is at 40 second mark when Virginia Trioli either has an on-air identity crisis or falls victim to dodgy auto-cue text.

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Michael O'Grady says:

05:03pm | 07/01/11

@ Sam Try at the 44 second mark then. Seriously, did you just stop it after 40 seconds? Read more »
Sam says:

06:57am | 12/12/10

Huh I watched this and didnt see the incident…... The 40 second mark just shows the abc news 24 intro….. Read more »

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