Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: It's Not A Purple WIG!

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

It's Not A Purple WIG!

It's A Purple Russian HAT!

Video: Anderson Cooper Gets Pranked With Childhood Game Show Footage

By The Editors of TV Squad | Posted May 10th 2011 -- 11:45PM

On 'Anderson Cooper 360', producers pranked Anderson Cooper with highly embarrassing video of an appearance he made on 'To Tell the Truth' as a child.

While correspondent Isha Sesay read a story on Marg Helgenberger's recent swipe at Justin Bieber, producers surreptitiously inserted a still from the video that showed young Cooper in a furry, purple wig.

"Why was that picture up there? Wait a minute," said Cooper. "How did ...? Where did this picture suddenly materialize from?"

Staffers in the control room claimed the photo was a "technical glitch," but Cooper didn't buy it.

"I don't believe that for a second," he said. "I'm not hearing anything. I'm just thinking about people I'm going to fire."

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