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One of the hosts of the “Today” show in Australia messed with his co-host’s teleprompter script the other day . . . just like what Christina Applegate does to Will Ferrell in “Anchorman”.  (WARNING:  That clip has an unedited F-BOMB at 1:34.)

The Aussie co-host’s on-script flub was a little more PG-13 though.  She was talking about a soccer match in Amsterdam, and the extra line he added was, quote, “How good are the COOKIES there?”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lOAN3gtlrQ

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