Comments on: The Cult of Dagmar

By: Compound

Compound — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 05:21:21 +0000

I voted today just to cancel your vote Doug.

By: Is Dagmar Midcap leaving WGCL? | Radio & TV Talk

Is Dagmar Midcap leaving WGCL? | Radio & TV Talk — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:35:15 +0000

[...] Doug Richards, before he joined WXIA-TV, on his Live Apartment Fire, dubbed her popularity the “Cult of Dagmar.” [...]

By: BW

BW — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:04:52 +0000

It looks as if SSS is watching a table dance at a strip club. Very creepy

By: Kirk

Kirk — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 04:46:29 +0000

I like Dagmar’s voice. I wonder what her singing voice sounds like.

What’s interesting about her voice is that she doesn’t have a Canadian accent. I think she’s a native of Vancouver, British Columbia.

Dagmar should move to Hollywood. She’s got a lot of assets that would earn her a bigger paycheck. LOL! Her good looks, figure, super personality and charm would surely land her a job. And if that ain’t enough, that voice could sell anything.

Obama needs to get Dagmar’s voice on a health care commercial. Soon! End of health care debate and legislative problems.

By: itpdude

itpdude — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 04:58:29 +0000

SSS’s martial arts intro is inspired!

Yeah, c’mon!

By: jcburns

jcburns — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 17:12:45 +0000

Chandley has one thing going for him, he pronounces the most obscure Georgia small towns like someone from one of the most obscure Georgia small towns. There’s just a little catch in there on ‘Jasper’ or ‘Euharlee’ or ‘Cordele’ that rings true. So as town after town is pelted by hook echoes and high price-to-earnings ratios or whatever the heck that Doppler thingie shows, you can enjoy their names pronounced with the proper grit(s.)

Ms. Midcap reminds me of my third-grade teacher, which has it’s pluses and minuses.

By: LBJ

LBJ — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 03:07:56 +0000

Yep…the voice sounds like she’s auditioning for a role on Porky’s Revenge II. See, the plot is about a TV weatherperson who hangs out with teenage boys.

Oh, sorry. My IFB says I’m 20 years too late for that script. The working title was, “Tonight I’ll be dipping into the teens”

By: Jimbo

Jimbo — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 05:31:49 +0000

I have absolutely HAD IT with two things on GCL. The whole “tough questions” thing has already worn thin. I didn’t realize HOW thin until the other day, when the “tough” question was in an animal story…”doesn’t this just break your heart?” MEMO TO WGCL: You are a newsgathering organization, you are SUPPOSED to ask questions. Please reserve the “tough” questions for those times when you actually did ask a “tough” question.

As for Dagmar, there are two things that need to be noted, IMNSHO:

1-She is likely the only woman I’ve ever seen who looks BETTER with her hair pulled back. For some reason, when it’s down, it looks way too helmet like.

2-She really, really, really needs to lose the radio (or phone sex, if you prefer) voice. It’s a rather jarring contrast anytime her canned voice butts up against her spontaneous voice. Personally, I really prefer her normal speaking voice to the phoney one.

By: daryll

daryll — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 03:52:30 +0000

When you’re ratings challenged like 46, you do what you can to be different and hopefully get viewers to sample your news product. I’m beyond the point of thinking that only a meteorologist, with or without an AMS seal, can deliver a television weather forecast. David Chandley can’t even properly pronounce the word meteorologist yet WSB has him waiting in the wings when Glenn Burns retires. It sounds like he’s saying meter-ologist. I can’t even image what WAGA will do after the cream of crop, Ken Cook, says goodbye or is asked to take one of those Fox pay cuts headed to their owned stations. Dagmar might just be the wave of the future for local television weather talent. Her sweaters are certainly nice.

By: Bad White Trash Memories

Bad White Trash Memories — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 01:18:16 +0000

I feel sorry for Dagmar for the first time ever. Although, having worked with both SSS and Dagmar, I’ve never seen or heard either of them do anything unprofessional or inappropriate, as one might expect and I certainly don’t think that Dagmar views herself as some sort of sex kitten. She knows she’s attractive, certainly, but she takes her job seriously and she’s a very compassionate person, especially when it comes to animals. LIkewise, I’ve worked with SSS on a charity event and he was polite and professional and seemed to genuinely care about the cause at hand.