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Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT PROGRAMME GLEE CAST RADIO VERSIONS / DUR ALL VERSIONS. 30-45s PRODUCER ANDREW GARRICK: 0416 026 408 SUE SYLVESTER SOURCE AUDIO JANE LYNCH AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] OKAY SUE… ENG SUE WAIT A MOMENT…SNIFFS THE AIR. I CAN SMELL SYLVESTER SOMETHING IN HERE. AUDIO UMMM ENG SUE HAVE YOU HAD A GEEK HERE IN THE BOOTH? SYLVESTER AUDIO UMM, YEAH ENG SUE OKAY, LET ME STOP YOU THERE, BUTTON PUSHER. I SYLVESTER DON'T DO THIS. I DON'T GET IN CRAMPED SPACES WHERE PEOPLE WHO ARE BELOW ME HAVE BEEN. I DON'T SIT IN PHONE BOXES WITH MY GARDNER JORGE AND I DON'T DO THIS. AUDIO AHHH..OKAY. ENG SUE YOU DO IT. I WILL NOT BE A PART OF THIS…DISRESPECT. SYLVESTER AUDI HIT NEW SERIOUS GLEE. TONIGHT, ON TEN. ENGINEER SUE SERIOUSGLEE SYLVESTER Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT FINN HUDSON SOURCE AUDIO CORY MONTEITH FEMALE TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] AUDIO ENG FINN OKAY. THANKS. HI AUSTRALIA, IT'S FINN HUSON HERE, HUDSON FROM TEN'S NEW SHOW GLEE. FEMALE IT'S REALLY GREAT, AND I CAN ONLY TELL YOU THAT IT'S FINN COOL TO BE A GLEEK. I'M A GLEEK, YOU SHOULD BE TOO. HUDSON FEMALE OKAY, THAT'S PRETTY GOOD FINN. CAN YOU MAYBE DO IT AUDIO WITH YOUR SHIRT OFF? ENG FINN WHAT? HUDSON FEMALE NOTHING. AUDIO ENG FINN OKAY… HUDSON FEMALE MAYBE JUST THE LAST LINE AUDIO ENG FINN OKAY. UMM. GLEE – 730 TONIGHT, ON TEN. SERIOUSGLEE HUDSON FINN OKAY. UMM. GLEE – 730 TOMORROW, ON TEN. HUDSON SERIOUSGLEE FINN OKAY. UMM. GLEE – 730 THURSDAY, ON TEN. HUDSON SERIOUSGLEE Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT '''KURT'KURT HUMMELHUMMEL'''' SOURCE AUDIO CHRIS COLFER AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO, TAKE 26. [BEEP] {SOUNDING TIRED} ENG READY KURT? LET'S GET IT THIS TIME. KURT I DON'T KNOW IF WE NEED THE ATTITUDE, MISTER. HUMMHUMMELELELEL AUDIO SORRY KURT. ENGINEER KURT HI AUSTRALIA, IT'S KURT HUMMEL HERE, LEAD STAR OF HUMMEL THE NEW TEN SHOW "GLEE". KURT IT'S THE DOCUMENTARY ABOUT ME AND WHAT I DO AT HUMMEL HIGHSCHOOL AUDIO {BEEP } SORRY KURT, THAT'S NOT QUITE RIGHT, IS IT. KURT WELL, IT'S THE STORY OF THE ALL SINGING, ALL DANCING HUMMEL GLEE CLUB. WHICH IS PRETTY MUCH THE SAME STORY AS ME. AUDIO OKAY THEN. KURT GOOD. HUMMEL KURT GLEE. 730 TOMORROW NIGHT, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY. HUMMEL KURT GLEE. 730 TONIGHT, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY. HUMMEL KURT GLEE. 730 THURSDAY NIGHT, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY. HUMMEL Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "A"A"ARTIE"A RTIE ABRAMSABRAMS"""" SOURCE AUDIO KEVIN MCHALE AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] ENG ARTIE HI AUSTRALIA IT'S ARTIE ABRAMS HERE FROM TEN'S NEW ABRAMS SHOW GLEE…HEY, CAN WE STOP FOR A MINUTE? AUDIO WHAT'S UP ARTIE? ENG ARTIE IT'S JUST THAT THIS ROOM, IS KINDA SMALL..AND I ABRAMS AUDIO IT'S FINE MAN ENG ARTIE NO, I'M KIND OF PERSPIRING. ABRAMS AUDIO IT'S RADIO, SO THEY CAN'T TELL ENG ARTIE OHHH, OKAY THEN…UM…HI AUSTRALIA, IT'S ARTIE SOUNDING INCREASIGLY ABRAMS ABRHAMS HERE FROM TEN'S NEW SHOW, GLEE. ABOUT UNCOMFORTABLE. RELEASING THE INNER JOY IN ALL OF US. ARTIE 730 THURSDAY, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY ABRAMS ARTIE 730 THURSDAY, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY ABRAMS ARTIE 730 THURSDAY, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY ABRAMS AUDIO SEE, THAT WASN'T SO BAD, WAS IT? ENGINEER Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "MERCED"MERCEDESES JONES" SOURCE AUDIO AMBER RILEY AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] OKAY MERCEDES ENG MERCEDES {BURSTS INTO SONG} OHHHHHHH! JONES AUDIO WO WO WO…HOLD UP THERE MERCEDES. WE JUST NEED ENG YOU TO READ IT LIKE NORMAL. MERCEDES HELL TO THE NAH. MERCEDES DOESN’T DO ANYTHING JONES LIKE NORMAL PEOPLE DO AUDIO ENG OH. OKAY, SORRY MERCEDES MERCEDES UMMM. HMM. JONES AUDIO YOU COULD SAY THE LAST LINE FOR ME, PLEASE, AHH, ENGINEER MISS JONES? MERCEDES ALRIGHT THEN. THAT'S BETTER. JONES MERCEDES 730 THURSDAY, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY JONES MERCEDES 730 THURSDAY, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY JONES MERCEDES 730 THURSDAY, ONLY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY JONES Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "PUCK" SOURCE AUDIO MARK SALLING AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] OKAY PUCK, ENG WHENEVER YOU'RE READY PUCK HEY AUSTRALIA. PUCK HERE FROM TEN'S NEW SERIES, GLEE. PUCK AS MUCH AS I HATE THOSE LITTLE WOOSSES FROM GLEE CLUB, I'VE BEEN TOLD TO GET YOU TO WATCH THE SHOW. PUCK SO WHATCH THE SHOW. IF YOU DON'T, I'LL FIND YOU AFTER PRACTICE AND FLUSH YOUR LUNCHBOX DOWN THE URINAL PUCK GLEE. 730 TONIGHT ON TEN. SERIOUSLY PUCK GLEE. 730 TOMORROW ON TEN. SERIOUSLY PUCK GLEE. 730 THURSDAY ON TEN. SERIOUSLY AUDIO AHHHHH…GREAT. THANKS ENGINEER Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "QUINN """ SOURCE AUDIO DIANNA AGRON AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] OKAY QUINN, ENG WHENEVER YOU'RE READY DIANA I KNOW. LOOK.THIS SCRIPT IS RUBBISH. CAN I DO MY OWN? AUDIO I GUESS SO… ENGINEER DIANA GOOD. LISTEN IN AUSTRALIA Gimme a G! G! Gimme an L! DIANA THIS ISN'T GOING TO WORK ON MY OWN, MISTER. I SAID GIMME AN L AUDIO ENG L. DIANA GIMME AN E AUDIO ENG E. DIANA GIMME AN E AUDIO ENG E. DIANA WHAT DOES IT SPELL? AUDIO ENG GLEE! WOOOOOO. DIANA VERY GOOD, MR ENGINEER MAN. Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "QUINN """ SOURCE AUDIO DIANNA AGRON AUDIO ENG OKAY. Right. Well, not really ideal for radio, but it was fun for me. DIANA GLEE SEVEN THIRTY TONIGHT, ON TEN DIANA GLEE SEVEN THIRTY, ON TEN DIANA GLEE SEVEN THIRTY, ON TEN DIANA SERIOUSLY! Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "RACHEL BERRY" SOURCE AUDIO LEA MICHELE AUDIO OKAY RACHEL. WE'RE RECORDING. ANYTIME YOU LIKE ENGINEER RACHEL OKAY . [LITTLE COUGH] BERRY RACHEL HI AUSTRALIA, IT'S RACHEL BERRY HERE FROM TEN'S HOT BERRY NEW SHOW, GLEE. RACHEL WE'RE OUT HERE PROMOTING THE SHOW, WHICH IS A BERRY ABOUT OUR LIFE IN THE ALL SINGING AND ALL DANCING GLEE CLUB. RACHEL YOU SHOULD REALLY THINK ABOUT JOINING ONE. IT'S BERRY SUPER AWESOME, AND MAKES YOU HEAPS OF FRIENDS. RACHEL AS LONG AS YOU'RE AS TALENTED AS ME. AND I'M VERY BERRY TALENTED, SO YOU PROBABLY WON'T. BUT AT LEAST YOU CAN TRY. RACHEL SEE YOU SOON, ON TEN! SERIOUSGLEE BERRY RACHEL SEE YOU TONIGHT, ON TEN! SERIOUSGLEE BERRY RACHEL SEE YOU TOMORROW, ON TEN! SERIOUSGLEE BERRY AUDIO AH…GREAT, THANKS RACHEL. ENGINEER Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT """WILL"WILL SHUESTERSHUESTER"""" SOURCE AUDIO MATTHEW MORRISON AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. ENGINEER BEEP AUDIO OKAY MR SHUESTER, WE'RE READY TO GO WHEN YOU ARE. ENGINEER WILL I'M NORMALLY MORE OF DANCE, SINGING SORT OF SHUESTER PERSON, IS ALL AUDIO THAT'S FINE ENGINEER WILL THAT'S WHY I LOVE GLEE SO MUCH. PLUS IT'S ABOUT THE SHUESTER KIDS BEING INSPIRED, AND REALLY GETTING THEM ACCEPTING OF EACH OTHER. AUDIO RIGHT. WELL… ENGINEER WILL I THINK THAT'S THE BEST THING ABOUT GLEE. I'M REALLY SHUESTER GLAD THE SHOW'S ON TEN, TOO AUDIO OKAY, WELL WE'RE OUT OF TIME NOW, SO MAYBE JUST SAY SHUESTER THE LAST LINE? WILL GLEE – 830 TONIGHT, ON TEN. SERIOUSGLEE SHUESTER WILL GLEE – 830 TOMORROW, ON TEN. SERIOUSGLEE SHUESTER Network TEN – RADIO SCRIPT "TINA" SOURCE AUDIO JJJENNAJENNA USHKOWITZ AUDIO TEN'S GLEE PROMO TAKE 1. [BEEP] OKAY TINA, ENG WHENEVER YOU'RE READY TINA HEY AUSTRALIA, IT'S T-TINA HERE FROM GG-LEE VERY SHY. SLIGHT STUTTER. AUDIO OKAY TINA, YOU'RE DOING GREAT, MAYEBE IF YOU SING ENG IT? TINA OKAY. TO TUNE OF HEY BOYSAND CRAZY GIRLS West Side WATCH GLEE, GUYS Story's SEVEN THIRTY THURSDAY NIGHTS "Cool" IT'S GLEEEE-EEEEE AUDIO OKAY, WELL THAT WAS QUITE GOOD. ENGINEER TINA GLEE SEVEN THIRTY TONIGHT, ON TEN TINA G-LEE SEVEN THIRTY TOMORROW, ON TEN TINA G-LEE SEVEN THIRTY THURSDAY, ON TEN DIANA SERIOUSLY! .
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  • As Heard on TV

    As Heard on TV

    Hugvísindasvið As Heard on TV A Study of Common Breaches of Prescriptive Grammar Rules on American Television Ritgerð til BA-prófs í Ensku Ragna Þorsteinsdóttir Janúar 2013 2 Háskóli Íslands Hugvísindasvið Enska As Heard on TV A Study of Common Breaches of Prescriptive Grammar Rules on American Television Ritgerð til BA-prófs í Ensku Ragna Þorsteinsdóttir Kt.: 080288-3369 Leiðbeinandi: Pétur Knútsson Janúar 2013 3 Abstract In this paper I research four grammar variables by watching three seasons of American television programs, aired during the winter of 2010-2011: How I Met Your Mother, Glee, and Grey’s Anatomy. For background on the history of prescriptive grammar, I discuss the grammarian Robert Lowth and his views on the English language in the 18th century in relation to the status of the language today. Some of the rules he described have become obsolete or were even considered more of a stylistic choice during the writing and editing of his book, A Short Introduction to English Grammar, so reviewing and revising prescriptive grammar is something that should be done regularly. The goal of this paper is to discover the status of the variables ―to lay‖ versus ―to lie,‖ ―who‖ versus ―whom,‖ ―X and I‖ versus ―X and me,‖ and ―may‖ versus ―might‖ in contemporary popular media, and thereby discern the validity of the prescriptive rules in everyday language. Every instance of each variable in the three programs was documented and attempted to be determined as correct or incorrect based on various rules. Based on the numbers gathered, the usage of three of the variables still conforms to prescriptive rules for the most part, while the word ―whom‖ has almost entirely yielded to ―who‖ when the objective is called for.