Rodney Harrison and Bob Costas In Critical Condition Following Accident
NBC producer Fred Gaudelli spoke frankly to CHN  about the incident,  "We tried to limit use of the Dungy Robot to  statistical assessment.  As time went on viewers didn't seem to take  offense to the robots lack of human eye movement, facial cohesion, or  mind boggling awkwardness.  I think we got cocky and just rode that  robot until it failed". 
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New  York, NY (CHN) - Staff at NBC are still reconstructing the events that  led to a complete and total failure of the Tony Dungy Robot. The  malfunction occurred during the Sunday night post-game wrap up following  the Eagles and 49ers Week 5 match-up.   
NBC  Scientists originally developed the robot in 2009 shortly after Dungy  decided to re-neg on his 3-year contract with NBC's "Sunday Night  Football" so that he could spend more time with family.  Despite regular  malfunction and non-human functionality, NBC has continued to use the  robot up until the catastrophic failure Sunday. 
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| NBC Staff and a Naked Tony Dungy Robot During Happier Times in 2009 | 
Early  reports indicate that Bob Costas was wrapping post game discussion with  the Dungy Unit and attempting to segue to Mike Florio for review of Ben Roethlisberger's return to the Steelers. 
The  Dungy Robot reportedly began to experience voltage irregularities and  immediately started to regurgitate Peyton Manning stats from the  Indianapolis Colts 2006-07 Super Bowl season. 
Investigators  believe that at some point the wiring originally meant to control eye  blinking and speech inflection finally burned through the Dungy Robot's  thin fiberglass skin causing mass electrocution and fire to the  'Football Night In America' Set.  
NBC will replace the injured Rodney Harrison and Bob Costas with back-up robots for 3-4 weeks but promises to phase out the use of all future robots with the exception of the current Jay Leno model which isn't scheduled to be scrapped until the spring of 2014.
NBC will replace the injured Rodney Harrison and Bob Costas with back-up robots for 3-4 weeks but promises to phase out the use of all future robots with the exception of the current Jay Leno model which isn't scheduled to be scrapped until the spring of 2014.
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