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== [[Anime and Manga]] == |
== [[Anime and Manga]] == |
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* In ''[[Gintama]]'', a five-episode arc starts when Ketsuno Ana's impeccable weather predictions start being consistently dead-wrong. |
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* The manga ''Otenki Onee-san'' was about Keiko Nakadai, an ambitious femme fatale who gets a job standing in for the normal weather girl Michiko Kawai, and proceeds to raise eyebrows (and her station's ratings) by flashing and flirting with the audience. [[Hilarity Ensues]] as Michiko starts a prank war with Keiko in order to get her job back. |
* The manga ''Otenki Onee-san'' was about Keiko Nakadai, an ambitious femme fatale who gets a job standing in for the normal weather girl Michiko Kawai, and proceeds to raise eyebrows (and her station's ratings) by flashing and flirting with the audience. [[Hilarity Ensues]] as Michiko starts a prank war with Keiko in order to get her job back. |
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== [[Live Action Television]] == |
== [[Live Action Television]] == |
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* One Kenny Everett sketch had Kenny as an irate TV viewer who attacked a weatherman for forecasting bad weather. |
* One Kenny Everett sketch had Kenny as an irate TV viewer who attacked a weatherman for forecasting bad weather. |
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* Parodied in ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway]]'', where the man in front of the green screen (usually Colin) has no idea what's being shown behind him and have to guess based on other people's reactions. |
* Parodied in ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway?]]'', where the man in front of the green screen (usually Colin) has no idea what's being shown behind him and have to guess based on other people's reactions. |
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* ''[[Drake and Josh]]'' has the eponymous pair's dad as a weatherman. He's highly inaccurate (but aren't the ''studios'' supposed to find out the weather correctly?), such as the episode where he predicted nothing but clear skies, only for a massive storm to develop a short time later. |
* ''[[Drake and Josh]]'' has the eponymous pair's dad as a weatherman. He's highly inaccurate (but aren't the ''studios'' supposed to find out the weather correctly?), such as the episode where he predicted nothing but clear skies, only for a massive storm to develop a short time later. |
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