Talk:George Plaster

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Firstly, wasn't Plaster's WWTN suspension for two weeks? Secondly, isn't "immensely popular" a little too POV for an encyclopedia? He is unagruably popular but to say it reaches the level of immensity is over the top IMO.

A few points.[edit]

I would agree to a certain extent about "immensely popular" but his ratings are usually pretty high for his time slot. I followed him over to 104.5 not only because I had listened to him for so long, but because of that other announcer, that gave him such a hard time, really turned me off. Which brings me to the reason I am adding to this discussion. Wasn't the reason he was given two weeks off, and I think there is proof in the Tennesean, was because he made public statments against some of his co-host who wanted to make the show more edgy. The guy that became his co-host was placed in charge over Sportsnight, Mr. Plaster may have resented that, but that is just my opinion. Also the voice issue is because he finally got it checked out and had to have some polyps remove from his throat. Just 2 things that I think would make the article more accurate.

Sources for the article[edit]

This Nashville Scene article would be a good 3rd-party source for this article, except it doesn't always agree with "facts" in the current Wikipedia article. --Orlady (talk) 22:49, 7 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Here's another Nashville Scene article with some good content. --Orlady (talk) 23:11, 7 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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