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Anderson Cooper to contribute to 60 Minutes

by Joel Keller, posted Apr 27th 2006 6:04PM
Anderson CooperGuess CBS is going through a "youth" movement. According to the New York Post (and, no, this didn't come from Page Six) Anderson Cooper will contribute stories to 60 Minutes. He won't be a full-time correspondent; his deal will allow him to stay on his CNN show, Anderson Cooper 360, where his occasional 60 Minutes reports will re-air. The deal is being worked on as we speak, with both sides staying mum on the negotiations.

So... with the 39-year-old Cooper coming on board, 49-year-old Katie Couric contributing to the show, and the retirement of the 88-year-old Mike Wallace, the average age of the 60 Minutes crew is now a sprightly 112.

[via TVGuide.com]

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Jamie

Given Andy Rooney's crankiness and lack of insight in recent years, I'd say Al Franken would be a better choice to replace him.

I'd like for the show to bring back the point-counterpoint segment back. this time they should feautre Bill Clinton and the elder George Bush instead of Bob Dole. Just a thought.

April 27 2006 at 9:09 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Alison

What about the retirement of Andy Rooney? (to be replaced by Jon Stewart)

April 27 2006 at 7:38 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply

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