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What Happens After a Spectacular Failure

by Flexo on April 27, 2006

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20 years ago, Geraldo Rivera hosted a live television special in which a vault once belonging to Al Capone was opened for the first time. Everyone expected to find a stash of money and possibly weapons, like other stashes found previsouly. During the event broadcasted live, the vault was open to reveal barely anything. It was a huge disappointment for tens of millions of viewers, but even moreso for Geraldo. He was unemployed before being asked to host the special. Needless to say, he was unemployed for long after the failure.

Geraldo writes about the event on his own Geraldo at Large blog. It’s interesting to see how he reacted off camera, later that night.

geraldoOf course, later some skinheads broke his nose, giving us more Geraldo news to talk about.

Failure can be tought to deal with, but it looks like Geraldo Rivera is back with his new TV show, although I for one can only take so much sensationalist media… but until I get fed up, it’s kind of fun.

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Flexo, the owner and creator of Consumerism Commentary, has been blogging and writing for the internet since 1995 and has been building online communities since 1991. Find out more about him and follow him on Twitter.

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1 SkyeBlue April 30, 2006 at 9:58 am

I think with him it is kind of like with the Clinton’s, they are NEVER going to just go away!

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