She played a "perky crack whore" in an episode of Gumbel 2 Gumbel Beach Justice in "If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin'". She appeared in the second segment of Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, "Bango Was His Name Oh", and yelled at Peter Griffin for being annoying while she was doing Today. Tom Cruise was going to appear later in the show. Peter mentions Katie's colonoscopy in "The New Adventures of Old Tom".[1] She was voiced by Rachael MacFarlane.
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| - She played a "perky crack whore" in an episode of Gumbel 2 Gumbel Beach Justice in "If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin'". She appeared in the second segment of Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, "Bango Was His Name Oh", and yelled at Peter Griffin for being annoying while she was doing Today. Tom Cruise was going to appear later in the show. Peter mentions Katie's colonoscopy in "The New Adventures of Old Tom".[1] She was voiced by Rachael MacFarlane.
- Katie Couric (real name: Katrina Svetlana Kourikhovitch, 1933-2013) was the first female television network anchor who didn't get her job by giving head. She was the Devil in disguise.
- Katie Couric (b. 1957) is a television journalist currently serving as a special correspondent for ABC News and currently hosts her talk show, Katie on ABC. Previously, she served as the host of NBC's Today Show from 1991 to 2006, the CBS Evening News from 2006 to 2011, and @katiecouric, a weekly one-hour interview program for CBSNews.com. She has appeared on Sesame Street and in the video Learning to Share. She also appeared in the celebrity version of "Sing" on a 2000 episode, and appeared in the Muppets' music video for "She Drives Me Crazy".
- Katie Couric is a perky anchorwoman who talks too much and tries to ask tough questions. Best known for her role as the voice of the news reporter in Shark Tale, Couric was once a cohost of the chatfest The View. She was fired because Elizabeth Hasselbeck bested her in mindlessly selflessly supporting Our Troops. Stephen thought you had something really special, Katie. Weren't you one of his "ladies," part of Stephen's Divine Sisterhood of the Ya-Ya Traveling Pants? How could you? You were his ray of sunshine in the morning, his reason for getting out of bed. You made him cry. Shame on you.
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| - Katie Couric is a perky anchorwoman who talks too much and tries to ask tough questions. Best known for her role as the voice of the news reporter in Shark Tale, Couric was once a cohost of the chatfest The View. She was fired because Elizabeth Hasselbeck bested her in mindlessly selflessly supporting Our Troops. Katie made Stephen Colbert very upset when she messed up his morning routine with her announcement that she was leaving The Today Show to replace Dan Rather as the anchor of CBS Evening News. Now all America has in the morning is Matt Lauer, and neither Stephen nor the rest of us ever got used to the buzz-cut. Stephen thought you had something really special, Katie. Weren't you one of his "ladies," part of Stephen's Divine Sisterhood of the Ya-Ya Traveling Pants? How could you? You were his ray of sunshine in the morning, his reason for getting out of bed. You made him cry. Shame on you. I hope you're happy now, Katie Couric. Image:OrangeJumpsuit.jpg Image:SWATTeam.gif Katie Couricis a TraitorAnd will soon feel the wrath of a vengeful Baby Jesus.
- Katie Couric (b. 1957) is a television journalist currently serving as a special correspondent for ABC News and currently hosts her talk show, Katie on ABC. Previously, she served as the host of NBC's Today Show from 1991 to 2006, the CBS Evening News from 2006 to 2011, and @katiecouric, a weekly one-hour interview program for CBSNews.com. She has appeared on Sesame Street and in the video Learning to Share. Couric contributed a "Zesty Tomato-Thyme" recipe for Miss Piggy's 1996 cookbook, In the Kitchen with Miss Piggy. Couric also contributed the "Hangin' with the Girls" artwork for Sesame Workshop's 1998 art exhibit, Art From the Fuzzy and Famous, and hosted the 2003 Annual Sesame Workshop Benefit Gala. She also appeared in the celebrity version of "Sing" on a 2000 episode, and appeared in the Muppets' music video for "She Drives Me Crazy". Couric began her broadcast career at ABC News in their Washington, D.C. bureau, before moving to CNN. After a stint in Miami, Couric worked as a reporter for WRC-TV for two years. Aside from her journalism career, Couric was a longtime host of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on NBC, traded positions with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show, appeared as herself on the sitcom Murphy Brown, and made a cameo as a prison guard in Austin Powers in Goldmember. Image:Today-MissPiggyBeingForkedByKatieCouric-(1996-04-16).jpg|Couric laying the fork on Miss Piggy on Today (1996) Image:Todaystrangulation.jpg|Couric strangling Miss Piggy on Today (ca. 1997) Image:Couric.jpg|Couric in Kids' Guide to Life: Learning to Share Image:KatieCouricmontage.jpg|Publicity stills Image:Exhibit-couric.gif|Couric's artwork for the Art From the Fuzzy and Famous exhibit Zari from afghanistan w katie couric.jpg|Couric with Zari from Baghch-e-Simsim, in 2016.
- She played a "perky crack whore" in an episode of Gumbel 2 Gumbel Beach Justice in "If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin'". She appeared in the second segment of Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, "Bango Was His Name Oh", and yelled at Peter Griffin for being annoying while she was doing Today. Tom Cruise was going to appear later in the show. Peter mentions Katie's colonoscopy in "The New Adventures of Old Tom".[1] She was voiced by Rachael MacFarlane.
- Katie Couric (real name: Katrina Svetlana Kourikhovitch, 1933-2013) was the first female television network anchor who didn't get her job by giving head. She was the Devil in disguise.
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