NBC enlists prime-time programs in green message


NBC gives new meaning to the phrase “green screen” next week, spreading a pro-environmental message across five of its prime-time entertainment programs.

NBC is trying to indoctrinate with its green push

“30 Rock,” where Al Gore takes a cameo role, leads the way. Environmental themes were also added to the scripts of “The Biggest Loser,” “The Office,” “Heroes” and “Community.”

NBC Universal’s three-year “green” campaign has largely focused on off-camera issues like making company facilities more eco-friendly. News and information programs have also been enlisted to do stories on environmental issues, but except for one “30 Rock” episode two years ago, the campaign hasn’t touched the prime-time lineup.

Read More: By DAVID BAUDER, AP

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2 Responses to “NBC enlists prime-time programs in green message”
  1. thomas says:

    Al Gore is the third biggest looser after both Obamas. Then Pelosi and Reed.

  2. Paul says:

    NBC should do the our American culture a favor and "go Green" from their ani-family shows and dishonest news reporting!