Have you gotten Inauguration Fatigue yet (I capitalized it because I hope to make it an official, WebMD-listed affliction)? Hopefully, you haven't, because it's going to be "All Obama, All The Time" today, so you might as well sit back, get a cup of coffee, and enjoy the pomp and circumstance.Thanks to our friends at Hulu, you don't even have to leave the computer. They're streaming Fox News' coverage of the ceremonies (hopefully, Sean Hannity is being kept in a safe location so we don't see him sobbing and rending his garments). For convenience, I've added the stream after the jump (Warning: it plays automatically, so put those headphones on now).
Ah, life in the near-teens is good, isn't it? You can watch the inauguration and slave away at your soon-to-disappear job without even having to get up from your desk. Now get back to work, people!
The TV Squad Podcast: Vik Sahay of Chuck, Oprah talk, brutal timeslots, and more!
TV Squad Ten: Top Ten ESPN shows from worst to first
Andy Richter: The TV Squad Interview
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-20-2009 @ 10:43AM
Basketcase456 said...
cnn.com, cbs.com, nbc.com, abc.com, cspan.com and many others are also streaming the event live. So you don't have to force yourself to watch Fox News if you don't want to.
Reply
1-20-2009 @ 10:46AM
Joel Keller said...
Very true... that's also the beauty of the near-teens. You have a choice in online streaming.... do the other networks have embeddable players for their streams?
1-20-2009 @ 11:40AM
StillBash said...
I'm so very close to make a joke about what people who aren't at work can do at their computers while watching the inauguration live but I am just too good-mannered.
Reply