MSNBC in Television/Cinema

[c0rnedfr0g]

Seeing MSNBC in the BSG finale got me thinking: What television programs/movies have featured MSNBC?

I can think of 2:
Deep Impact
Battlestar Galactica finale

 

[IndyJones]

It was seen quite often on The West Wing.

 

[chrisspringob]

Probably in any number of movies / TV shows produced by NBC/Universal.

 

[nx1701g]

I can't recall specifically which part but there was a scene from MSNBC playing on a background screen of I Am Legend.

 

[cardinal biggles]

Chris Matthews played himself in Kevin Costner's film Swing Vote. I don't remember whether they used the MSNBC logo or not, though.

There's also Jim Cramer's cameo in Iron Man, although he's CNBC rather than MSNBC.

 

[nx1701g]

Man of the Year has several political pundits. In addition to MSNBC (and Hardball) they have CNN.

 

[cardinal biggles]

CNN is all over the place, largely because Larry King whores hims— I mean, makes lots of cameo appearances in films.

 

[c0rnedfr0g]

nancy grace was in hancock a lot

 

[Squiggy]

Man of the Year has several political pundits. In addition to MSNBC (and Hardball) they have CNN.

Matthews was on but it wasn't MSNBC...some imaginary network.

MSNBC was prominently featured in "Deep Impact".

 

[wamdue]

not MSNBC but ESPN was heavily featured in Herbie Reloaded, but that movie was more product placement than actual plot.

I can't recall specifically which part but there was a scene from MSNBC playing on a background screen of I Am Legend.

he had some morning show "Good Morning America" type segments, hell if I can recall which network they were from.

 

[nx1701g]

^ They were NBC based. I rewatched it last Sunday after I watched I Am Omega on Sci-Fi.

 

[wamdue]

Doctor Who has some BBC News channel branding, and some fictional ones for international news services as well.

 

[bigdaddy]

Man of the Year has several political pundits. In addition to MSNBC (and Hardball) they have CNN.

Matthews was on but it wasn't MSNBC...some imaginary network.

MSNBC was prominently featured in "Deep Impact".

I think Deep Impact is an ad for the then newish MSNBC.