Denver television's best Twitter users deliver those qualities and more.
Here are our five favorites right now, along with links and samples of their thumb work.
Kyle ClarkYou think your kid's drum set is loud? How'd you like to live across the street from four million oboes? #HeyNext https://t.co/hHAUk5xRDE
— Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) February 23, 2021
9News
@KyleClark
The titular star of 9News's Next with Kyle Clark, which remains the most distinctive Denver TV news product on the air right now, Kyle Clark is such a prolific tweeter that when he took a break from social media (and the station) last summer prior to the birth of a child, the decision made headlines. Since then, he's shared plenty of warm family moments, along with often sharp and spicy commentary about events of the day. The Denver Twitter gold standard.
Chris ParenteActual video or @KenClarkTV , Chris Tomer and me...prepping for the big show on @channel2kwgn https://t.co/VzVZx2dj66 pic.twitter.com/XQu7CtwTej
— Chris Parente (@chrisparente) February 24, 2021
KWGN/Channel 2
@chrisparente
The host of the KWGN morning staple Daybreak, Chris Parente specializes in behind-the-scenes dish, often about co-stars such as traffic expert Ken Clark and forecaster Chris Tomer, as seen in the GIF above. On Twitter, he comes across as the most enjoyable guest at any party, with the rare ability to needle others without the slightest hint of a mean spirit.
Shaul Turner#HappyFriday #happyfridayeveryone #findesemana #fridayvibes @KDVR #fridaymotivation #tvnews pic.twitter.com/fz6jPLtB4u
— Shaul Turner (@ShaulTurner) February 19, 2021
Fox31/KWGN
@ShaulTurner
Long one of the most stylish presences on Denver TV (she's a past winner of our Best Hair on a TV Personality award), Shaul Turner is coming into her own as a Twitter practitioner. She balances alerts about upcoming features with information about personal passions, such as often-neglected tales of Black history in the West.
Vic LombardiThis ice looks awful.
— Vic Lombardi (@VicLombardi) February 20, 2021
I wouldn’t even skate on this ice surface.
And I can’t skate. pic.twitter.com/tL5N3uYcmv
Altitude TV
@VicLombardi
Those of us with Comcast have suffered from a severe shortage of Vic Lombardi, owing to Altitude TV's ongoing standoff with the cable giant, which has dragged on for more than a year. But Lombardi's Twitter account offers regular doses of his signature wit and incisive commentary about sports, often in real time.
Tom GreenThis could prove to be very lucrative for me!
— Tom Green (@TGreenDenver) February 22, 2021
I am now available to endorse your golf products...as well as threaten to endorse your golf products...
*and keep my precious amateur status* pic.twitter.com/F8hwgI0SHv
9News
@TGreenDenver
Although Tom Green has been a news anchor for years, he cut his teeth in sports, and he uses his Twitter feed as an opportunity to share his thoughts about topics such as the recent decision by the Colorado Rockies to pay the St. Louis Cardinals millions to take their best player, Nolan Arenado. But he weighs in on a wide variety of other topics, too, and his distinctively amusing and self-deprecating tone is a regular joy to behold.