Megan Wolfe

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**Megan Wolfe**

Personal Information
Aliases
Meggy (Sophia Rymmington)
Megan Roof (Herself)
Megany Donaldswolfe (Herself)
Mummy Wolfe (Herself)
Archangel Megan Wolfe (Herself)
Meg (Li'l C)
Mum (Stacey)

Status
Determinant

Occupation
News Anchor (Determinant)
Co-Anchor (Determinant)
Culture Correspondent (Determinant)

Affiliation
National Nightly News (Determinant)
Channel One (Determinant)
Rymmington-Svist
 Biological Information

Identity
Female

Pronouns
She/Her
Hair Color
Brown

Family
Kate (Spouse)
 Stacey (Foster Daughter)
 David Wolfe (Brother)

Actor
Andrea Valls

Russian Voice Actor
Olga Klochkova

**Megan Wolfe** is a character in *Not For Broadcast*.

## Description

Megan Wolfe is the current news anchor for the National Nightly News. Starting out as a Culture Correspondent, she worked her way up to co-anchor somewhere between Day 8 and Day 153. She has interviewed many big names, such as former Prime Minister Jacob Hamilton-Mann, and Advance leaders Peter Clement and Julia Salisbury.

## Personality

Megan starts out as highly ambitious and pragmatic. In the first episode she is Culture Correspondent, but it's an open secret that she wants to replace Jeremy Donaldson as anchor. Initially she becomes co-anchor with Jeremy, and finally the sole anchor after Jeremy's departure from the show. Despite her rivalry with Jeremy, she misses him when he's gone.

Megan is unpleasant and sometimes downright bullying to the series of makeup artists that Jenny arranges for her. However, she also shows a more compassionate side, trying to empathise with Li'l C and Stacey

## History

### Episode 1

#### Day 1: The Election

*Main article:* Day 1: The Election

Megan interviews Laurence Blunderclatch about his latest film, *The Medicated*. Disappointed by the note cards given to her prior to the interview, she asks him about the election. Following his response to the question, in which he says *fuck* twice, she quickly switches back to talking about *The Medicated*, and asks him to talk about the clip from the movie that's about to be shown.

Following the interview, Jenny approaches her. Expecting Jenny to say that she told her so, Megan goads her to say it. Jenny responds by complimenting Megan's hair.

#### Day 8: The Fallout

*Main article:* Day 8: The Fallout

Megan interviews Geoff Algebra and the cast of *Hey! Friendship!* After noticing that Jeremy hasn't returned to the anchor desk near the end of the commercial break, she decides to open the segment, telling Jenny, "It's 'welcome back.' How hard can it be?" She rehearses the line, "Welcome back. I'm Megan Wolfe" to herself as Jenny tells Alex of the change and then counts down to going live. When the Broadcast goes live however, Megan opens with "Welcomes black!"

#### Day 153: The Tempest

*Main article:* Day 153: The Tempest

This Broadcast is the first one where the player sees Megan co-anchoring with Jeremy. She also introduces the Sportsboard segment and interviews the Prime Ministers.

#### Day ???: The Lockdown

*Main article:* Day ???: The Lockdown

Megan, co-anchoring with Jeremy, but from their respective homes due to the lockdown, interviews Sophia Rymmington along with Jeremy in the first segment, then interviews Katie Brightman and Alan James during the first portion of segment 2.

She also appears at the end of segment 3. Megan's appearance is one of 8 variations, depending on the choices Alex Winston made regarding their family up to this point, essentially commenting on or criticizing their choices.

### Episode 2

#### Day 232: The Silence

*Main article:* Day 232: The Silence

Megan, along with Jeremy, interview Peter Clement, and two foreign ministers after the World Council voted to impose sanctions on the country. She later introduces Jeremy before he interviews J-Zuss, and then, along with Jeremy, interviews Tommy Harris, Phillipa Rayden, and Geoff Algebra, who are in the studio to promote Tommy's new play, *Tommy Harris: Jesus That Was Hard*.

#### Day 290: A National News Night

*Main article:* Day 290: A National News Night
Megan can be seen at the Channel One Gala, with her appearances varying depending on choices made. If Alex Winston has a negative relationship with Boseman, she can be seen accepting an award for "Outstanding Contributions to Journalism" on Jeremy Donaldson's behalf due to him not turning up to the event, but if Alex Winston has a positive relationship instead, she can be seen as Alex Winston walks on-stage to accept their award, sitting in the front-most central table alongside Boseman, the Prime Ministers, and "some other very well-to-do types".

#### Day 296: The Heatwave

*Main article:* Day 296: The Heatwave

Megan assumes the role of a roving reporter for this Broadcast, interviewing Dr Anna Burns from Shining-on-Sea. It is announced before the Broadcast that a special heatwave edition of *Your Part of Town*, immediately following the Broadcast, will feature her at the beach, interviewing members of the general public.

After the interview, Dr Burns questions whether Sophia Rymmington pays for Megan's tennis lessons. Megan doesn't answer this question, but excuses herself, saying she has to go work on her serve.

Because she is not in the studio for this broadcast, she is not involved in the Donaldson incident, which begins near the end of segment 2. However because of it, she takes over as sole anchor for the National Nightly News.

## Gallery

* Megan Wolfe In A Wide-Shot Alongside Laurence Blunderclatch
* Megan Wolfe Alongside Julia Salisbury
* Megan Wolfe Dressed As A Devil
* Megan Wolfe As 'Megany Donaldswolfe'
* Megan Wolfe Obsessing Over Alex Winston
* Megan Wolfe As 'Mummy Wolfe'
* Megan Wolfe Performing A Song
* Megan Wolfe As 'Megan Winston'
* Megan Wolfe As 'Archangel Megan Wolfe'
* Megan Wolfe Alongside Jeremy Donaldson And Jenny
* Megan Wolfe Alongside Robyn Shorte And Not Patrick

## Trivia

* As originally mentioned in *Lights, Camera, Lockdown*, Megan Wolfe's brother used to be named Darren, but was changed due to her actress, Andrea Valls, wanting to substitute it for a name that meant something to her.
* Megan Wolfe was originally going to be much more violent with the aspiring make-up artists of Day 912: The Uprising, including an instance where she would've thrown hot coffee onto one of them.
	+ This would have culminated in a variant of the Finale where the aforementioned make-up artist would've joined Disrupt and stormed the Channel One building to get revenge and kill Megan.

## References

1. ↑ https://clips.twitch.tv/FantasticKathishHamMVGame-0qyE8xp5l7nOyyle