Mrluvaluva
09-10-2012, 05:41 PM
An unfazed QVC presenter didn't let the small matter of a colleague fainting beside him live on air interrupt his flow after continuing his sales pitch with minimum fuss.
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TV host Dan Wheeler was in the middle of a segment discussing the FabTab Pro Tablet alongside QVC technology expert Cassie Slane at the weekend when she suddenly collapsed beside him.
'Kids love tablets. They love playing with tablets, they love the games,' she said before beginning to slur her words.
Patting her chest and overcome by dizziness Ms Slane then falls towards her shocked co-host and onto a table.
With millions of US TV viewers watching at home, the unruffled presenter continued the sales pitch as the channel cut to a shot of the Android tablet.
She later tried to continue but was again forced to stop.
The host later took to Facebook to reassure viewers she was recovering, while a colleague put the incident down to 'low blood sugar levels.'
'Thanks to everyone for your kind words,' she wrote. 'I am feeling a lot better today!'
Hundreds of well-wishers posted their support for her on the social network, with one user saying: 'So glad you are feeling better! Scary moment! :)'
While another added: 'Glad to hear you're okay, sending prayers and happy thoughts!!!'
Metro (http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/914527-qvc-presenter-faints-on-live-tv-as-co-host-just-keeps-on-selling?ref=fb_invite_declined)
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TV host Dan Wheeler was in the middle of a segment discussing the FabTab Pro Tablet alongside QVC technology expert Cassie Slane at the weekend when she suddenly collapsed beside him.
'Kids love tablets. They love playing with tablets, they love the games,' she said before beginning to slur her words.
Patting her chest and overcome by dizziness Ms Slane then falls towards her shocked co-host and onto a table.
With millions of US TV viewers watching at home, the unruffled presenter continued the sales pitch as the channel cut to a shot of the Android tablet.
She later tried to continue but was again forced to stop.
The host later took to Facebook to reassure viewers she was recovering, while a colleague put the incident down to 'low blood sugar levels.'
'Thanks to everyone for your kind words,' she wrote. 'I am feeling a lot better today!'
Hundreds of well-wishers posted their support for her on the social network, with one user saying: 'So glad you are feeling better! Scary moment! :)'
While another added: 'Glad to hear you're okay, sending prayers and happy thoughts!!!'
Metro (http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/914527-qvc-presenter-faints-on-live-tv-as-co-host-just-keeps-on-selling?ref=fb_invite_declined)
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