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Posted at 02:03 PM ET, 03/06/2011

On Funny or Die, Katie Couric investigates the sillies

In a Funny or Die clip that will likely cause intense debate in newsrooms and Journalism 101 classes across the country, Katie Couric launches an investigation into whether or not it’s possible to “shake your sillies out.”

She goes deep into the hallways of an elementary school in search of answers. And reporters will probably look deeply into their souls as a result, asking questions like: is it OK for a respected newswoman to appear in a Funny or Die clip? Is it appropriate for CBS News to use its branding on what is clearly a satirical viral video? Is CBS attempting to be both a beacon of journalistic integrity and The Onion?

I don’t have the answers, but I do have the video. Watch it below.

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