False advertising

Not one dish at Panda Hut was actual Panda meat, and my disappointment is balanced only by my fullness. Still, a good time was had by all, dirty dining report notwithstanding.

Here is the best part of the above linked report:

"The restaurant was also using a Black & Decker drill as a mixer."

I mean, that is absolutely bad-ass. If you're going to have health-code violation, might as well go Tool Time style. I personally prefer my food mixed at 3000rpm.

I have trouble with those reports, for a couple of reasons: One, I rarely see a follow up piece showing how a restaurant is or isn't dealing with the problems they've been called out on. Sure, you can go and look it up if you want to, but why not give an exonerated establishment the same air-time as the scary initial visit? Two, I just feel like those stories are strictly done to shock viewers and get ratings. But that seems to be a larger problem with media these days anyway.
Must be that damn "Liberal Media" that I've been hearing about.. < /sarcasm >