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A Seattle TV loses morning producer





I see a producer opening posted at Fox 13 Seattle with the confirmed departure today of a morning producer, reportedly leaving for a law firm.   Just noting that the morning show is 5-11 a.m., and I wonder if she is the first casualty of working in that grind since the June expansion...or maybe a contract expiration?    Side comment:  The number of local law firms advertising on Seattle TV is astounding...Dubin, Pendergast, Davis, Bernard and others.   The spots seem to be everywhere.   Anyone else notice?   

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  1. I did many internet searches trying to find out if that eye candy blonde lady beside Kirk is an attorney or his daughter or just how she finds herself in his TV commercials. Any ideas anyone?

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  2. I've noticed the Dubin, Pendergast, and Bernard law firms advertising on TV quite frequently for many years now. The Phillips law firm also advertised heavilly on TV, but I haven't seen an ad from them in quite some time.

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