The Spaghetti Cat Clarification

This was from our tip box:

Spaghetti cat: You say it “… isn’t trivializing for a news show.” It’s not a news show. Stop confusing most Fox programming for news. From the show’s own description: “The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet features a unique mix of celebrity interviews, audience participation and engaging segments about topics relating to viewers’ lives. Hosts Mike Jerrick and Juliet Huddy lend their dynamic personalities to discussions about hot topics in pop culture; family-focused subjects such as women’s health, fashion, parenting and relationships; and general entertainment. The program is broadcast live from the FOX studios in New York, Monday through Friday.

Yeah, you caught us. We were confusing Mornings with Mike and Juliet with Good Day LA – both of which we used the term ‘news show’ as sarcastically as possible. Mike and Juliet have run promos where their is late breaking ‘news’ coverage. Or we could be confusing it with Maury.

Our sister site TVNewser noted that there is now the Spaghetti Cat page on Cafe Press.

So now it’s official: more people have seen the bleep photo than the show it came from.

It’s The Simpsons to The Tracy Ullman Show.

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