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[[ | [[File:WKTTtalkradio.png|right|200px|WKTT Talk Radio]] | ||
'''WKTT (''We Know The Truth'') Radio''' is a talk radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City]] that parodies American conservative radio & TV. WKTT's identification number is 1066, an AM radio band station. A billboard can be seen for the show on the [[East Borough Bridge]], on the Algonquin bridge to the Bohan bridge | '''WKTT (''We Know The Truth'') Radio''' is a talk radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[GTA IV Episodes#Episodes from Liberty City|Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City]] that parodies American conservative radio & TV. WKTT's identification number is 1066, an AM radio band station. A billboard can be seen for the show on the [[East Borough Bridge]], on the Algonquin bridge to the Bohan bridge | ||
==Programs== | ==Programs== | ||
*'''''[[Just or Unjust]]''''' - is a courtroom reality show that often has unusual rulings it that parodies [[wp:Eye for an Eye (TV series)|Eye for an Eye]]. It is hosted by [[Judge Grady]], Grady is an extremely misogynistic host who always favors the man in a case and generally seems to have quite poor judgment; instead of actually ruling in favor of the plaintiff or defendant, Judge Grady forces both litigants to participate in a deadly contest, which is chosen by the courtroom audience, to determine who wins the case. Contests suggested by the audience include gladiator combat, dueling with pistols, glass-eating contests, and straight-out fist fights. | *'''''[[Just or Unjust]]''''' - is a courtroom reality show that often has unusual rulings it that parodies [[wp:Eye for an Eye (TV series)|Eye for an Eye]]. It is hosted by [[Judge Grady]], Grady is an extremely misogynistic host who always favors the man in a case and generally seems to have quite poor judgment; instead of actually ruling in favor of the plaintiff or defendant, Judge Grady forces both litigants to participate in a deadly contest, which is chosen by the courtroom audience, to determine who wins the case. Contests suggested by the audience include gladiator combat, dueling with pistols, glass-eating contests, and straight-out fist fights. | ||