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You gotta love FOX Fox's. Man, you know you got an awesome panel when Jedidiah Bila is the ugly chick. And Sandra Smith. Love that wandering eye thing going on. I find it mesmerizing....



BTW, how did a stooge like Chatsworth Osborn Jr rate a seat on that sofa? All the real men were busy working?

Wow, this didn't take long:

WaPo: When Fox News announced this month that it would debut “Outnumbered,” a show that pits one male guest against a panel of female regulars, I declared it a work of evil genius. What better way to simultaneously parody feminism and let a bunch of conservative women make themselves look eminently reasonable than by sending them up against a lone man prepared to say utterly ridiculous things?

That is exactly what happened when the show debuted today, with Daily Caller editor Tucker Carlson as its first token guy. In choosing Carlson as the first man in the hot seat on the white circular couch, “Outnumbered” picked a perfect guest for its purpose. In the name of innate biological and psychological differences between men and women, Carlson was cheerfully willing to defend pretty much any proposition put to him and more of the same.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/act-f...is-on-liberals/

Whatever some WaPo ditz thinks of "Outnumbered", and who cares?, plus I think she wrote that even before the show aired, this is a sad day for me. When they announced this show, which I wanted to watch because of my deep interest in, ah, current events (yeah, "current events", that's it), Fox said it would be on at 12 pm. What I failed to notice however is that is 12 noon et, not just 12 pm. I was elated at first thinking this show was going to replace the insufferable Shemp Smith (he's just not as funny without the two other guys) and, instead, I could spend my noon hour gazing at some really nice current events. But, alas, it is not to be and so I will have to get my fill of Andrea Tantaros and her current events on "The Five".