Keith Olbermann may be returning to MSNBC according to some rumors and reports. Wouldn’t that be hilarious? Bath tub boy Keith Olbermann simply can’t hold down a job. Since being dumped by MSNBC years ago, Olbermann tried his luck at Al Gore’s Current TV (now Al Jazeera) and was dumped. Then Olbermann tried to start his own little version of Glenn Beck’s The Blaze called FOK. That failed too. Olbermann then ended up as an ABC Sunday news contributor. That didn’t work out well. Lastly, Olbermann tried his luck on ESPN2 with some stupid sports show that no one watched. You can guess what happened there too.
So now there are rumors that bath tub boy Olbermann may return to MSNBC, despite all the bridges he burned will at the leftist propaganda arm of NBC.
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It would be perfect for Olbermann to return right around Halloween wouldn’t it? Putting him back in the same time slot as O’Reilly. Two blowhards who’s ego is only surpassed by their salaries they draw.
With Halloween on the horizon, October is a month full of such scary things as ghosts, goblins and … a possible return to MSNBC by fire-breathing former anchor Keith Olbermann.
According to an exclusive article by Joe Concha on the Mediaite.com website, NBC News president Andy Lack is looking for someone to solidify the network’s prime-time line-up and may replace the low-rated All In With Chris Hayes with a new program anchored by the former ESPN, Fox Sports and (now-defunct) Current TV channel host.
Concha noted that the hostile former sports broadcaster “wore out his welcome” at ESPN and left that network in July. This development follows his departure from the post as chief news officer on Current TV on March 30, 2012, and his tenure as anchor of the weeknight political commentary program, Countdown With Keith Olbermann, until he left the liberal channel in January of 2011.
The Mediaite.com columnist explained one reason MSNBC might want to return to “the good old days,” when Olbermann provided harsh liberal bias on a nightly basis: