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- jonah 11y agoI think Bud Haggert's narration in the v1 "original" is still the best. Be sure to read the video description on it too.
- meatsock 11y agogood advice, fascinatingly it turns out the whole thing was part of the development of the IFB, the earpiece in common use on every tv news show: The turboencabulator skit was originally intended to demonstrate the usefulness of earpiece radios as a replacement for cue cards when actors are delivering lines for a video. Bud Haggart wanted to show that you could use the earpiece effectively even when the lines get ridiculously difficult to follow, so he used the turboencabulator as a subject because it'd been a running gag in the engineering community ever since its first technical description was published by John Hellins Quick in 1944.
- blt 11y agoI wish he didn't mess up "soinusoidal" though...