Edward "Ed" Wyatt (born 1960) is an American Australian sports journalist and television presenter.
He worked as one of two SBS Television Melbourne-based reporters from 2000 to 2006 and hosted SBS’s live coverage of the Super Bowl and the US baseball World Series in 2002 the and World Ice Hockey Championships in 2004. He has been at 1116 SEN radio since its inception.
Wyatt's career in television started in Seattle, as both a writer and performer of sketch comedy on the program Almost Live!, for which he won three Emmy awards.
He joined Fox Sports World, an international sports network, in 1997 and worked as the face of Australian rules football and hosted English/Scottish/German Premier League matches. He was also the writer responsible for the weekly English Premier League show that was seen nationally across the USA.
Try it on me. Test me. If its us. It fits us. It fits us to die. [fits us to die] (x3) We don't see evil they don't know what they do. Tiny F-you And when you sweat you'll see Theres people like me And then theres people like you. (x2) Try it on me. Test me. If its us. It fits us. It fits us to die. [fits us to die] We don't see evil-- Theres people like me-- And theres people like you-- We don't see evil-- Theres people like me-- Then theres people like you--
... on 30 character) switches bodies with her teenage daughter, CC (Wednesday cast member Emma Myers), and Jess’ husband, Bill (Ed Helms), switches bodies with his teenage son, Wyatt (Brady Noon).
Ed Harris’s byline in his KnoxvilleJournal game story was, “Wyatt Seeks Offense To Support Gritty Vol Defense.” ... “The only thing we can do now is start from scratch and try to get an offense going,” said Wyatt, described by Bebb as “dejected.
