TJ Walker shares a rare mishap from his 30-year career: something in his eye forced him to leave a live show mid-broadcast. He argues unexpected disasters like falling lights or broken mics are what make live broadcasting thrilling, not something to fear.
Well, thank you for covering for me. That hasn't happened in about 30 years. Something just got in my contact and it was all of a sudden painful. So that's. That's live show. This the show, the show must go on. I've had lights and microphones fall on me before in traditional TV studios, so you never really know what will happen when you go live, but that's part of what makes it fun and exciting as well.
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