was in a sunny mood during this freeform jazz odyssey of a seven-day forecast in 2009. He rambles on about how impressive the weather is, describing people enjoying a pleasant Memorial Day as "happy, slap-happy zombies" who are ecstatic about "the whole thing, meat and potatoes, you know, that time when you were out camping?" With his dance moves and use of "woooh" as punctuation, many have found it hard to believe he could have this much fun without a little help. Broadcasters' ability to flip into on-camera mode is legend -- but we rarely see the transformation take place unless someone screws up. Like in this 2009 broadcast. One station cut a few seconds too early from its anchors' somber summary of the death of a rookie cop to reporter Scott McKane . Viewers are treated to him saying, in a wistful Clint Eastwood manner, "...got an ice-cold cerveza." He then flips into "sober" mode to give his report. When the video of Serene Branson 's totally incoherent live coverage of the 2011 Grammys went viral, some netizens made drunk jokes, others made blonde jokes. Even more were horrified that people were laughing at a possible stroke victim. "Well a berry very heaveh ah heavy do it birdtation tonight," says Branson, with perfect reporter cadence. "We had a very dares darrison bite'n'let's go hit terish tazen mushfulabit the head the pit." Happily, it wasn't a stroke, but a special type of hereditary "complex migraine" -- according to Branson's doctor.