Famed sexter and former To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen isn't letting a lawsuit or a scandal or losing all his money get him down . Especially not when he can have yours instead. Tomorrow, Hansen will launch a Kickstarter campaign for a new series that is apparently not a joke: Hansen vs. Predator.
These exchanges come from the doc http://www.viddler.com/v/588d3813The Paedophile Hunter, which aired last week in the UK. The doc profiled Stinson Hunter, a vigilante in the UK whose goal is to catch child predators. Hunter and his team set up dating site accounts belonging to decoy underage girls to lure in the…
"In a startling new development," the National Enquirer writes, "[we have] learned that Chris Hansen had a SECOND mistress—a sexy Hollywood stripper." Low threshold for startle, I see.
Human embodiment of irony Chris Hansen—the To Catch a Predator host caught on camera appearing to cheat on his wife—also sexted, claims the National Enquirer. Did he learn nothing from his TV show about the value of concealing evidence?
Remember 'To Catch a Predator,' the awful festival of horror and shame from Dateline NBC that briefly captured America's heart in the mid-aughts? We thought we'd check in with the creepy internet vigilantes behind it, and guess what? They're broke.
Trust, the latest movie from Friends star David Schwimmer, is like the dramatic equivalent of watching a "To Catch a Predator" segment on Dateline, but with Clive Owen instead of Chris Hansen. This thing sure looks like a turkey.
The FBI is taking the "To Catch a Predator" model of crime-fighting to a highly theoretical realm by seeding message boards with fake links to kiddie porn and arresting the people who click on them.
The $105 million lawsuit againt NBC's civil rights-defying pedophile roundup To Catch a Predator has been settled out of court. When reached for comment, a fake 14-year-old named Kiki said her parents were out of town for the weekend and that she had some liquor.
NBC on Tuesday settled a $105 million lawsuit brought by a woman whose brother committed suicide amid a raid involving the series To Catch A Predator. The man, an assistant county prosecutor, had engaged in a sex chat with someone posing as a 13-year-old boy on behalf of Predator, and an NBC crew accompanied police as…
"In New Hampshire, a Concord High student is fighting a suspension after being lured to an alleged drug deal by the principal of another school who was posing as the student's friend through text messages." This is exactly why TV newsmagazine shows should die. [AP]
A federal judge ruled today that the family of Louis Conradt, a man who committed suicide after being featured on an episode of the most disheartening and soulless news program ever made, To Catch a Predator, can continue with their lawsuit against NBC, which produces the "let's bust an alleged pederast" Dateline…
NBC paid "Perverted Justice," the outfit that impersonates children and rounds up would-be perverts for "To Catch A Predator," $802,520 last year. The non-profit's CEO, Xavier Von Erck, who expects to make $2 million in consulting fees in 2008, responded to questions from Radar about the group: "Thanks for contacting…
Dude, check out this chick! Pretty hot, right? Well, guess what? You're a fucking pervert! This is 12-year-old Maddison Gabriel, an Australian model who has caused something of a controversy in her native country after being chosen as the official ambassador of Gold Coast Fashion Week in Australia. Britain's Daily Mail…
Despite a looming $100 million lawsuit, Dateline's tireless efforts to rid our communities of horny teen-diddlers continued last night with another edition of To Catch A Predator. Among their quarry, genetically blessed 29-year-old chat-room occupant "lovermangenuis" (pronounced LUV-er man-JYE-nuz). Enjoy the always…
Some of the highly questionable methods employed by Dateline NBC in order to bring audiences To Catch A Predator have already been revealed in a lawsuit brought against the network by a disgruntled former producer. But while the series has unearthed scores of alleged "sex offenders" in its underage internet sex…
NBC viewers blame it for being "so damned entertaining." [TSG]
