Sure, you could see this video as a hilarious blooper and warning against live local news teasers involving advanced technology. Or you could see it as a beautiful lesson of failure and redemption, made literal in the person of the stocky wet guy rising from the sea powered only by his jet... pack... thing. [via The Hairpin]

Heartbreak and heartache at the BET awards last night! At least for celebrity presenter and self-described "Writer. Dance addict. Artist. MILF" Tiffany. See, she looked down on her little e-tablet (nice touch!) to read off the award winner and it said "Chris Brown," but on the Teleprompter they were telling her "Rihanna." Then Drake came up and accepted the award for Rihanna and then later they said actually the award was for Chris Brown after all. Ha. We're over it already Chris Brown, sorry!

You know those days where nothing seems to go right? And nothing you do seems to fix the problem? BBC Scotland is having one of those days, poor thing. It's okay, guys! No one knows what Rudolph Hess looks like, anyway. And who cares about the weather forecast? It's Scotland! The forecast is: Cloudy! With a chance of fried stuff!

Erica Grow is the newest member of the WTNH Storm Team—"an experienced, respected and dynamic meteorologist." So why do they have her doing a reporter's job? Probably because of her honesty.

YouTube user merfitudinal snagged this outtake from Fox News' Saturday media show "Fox News Watch" before it was taken off the website. You may be surprised to learn that cable news talk show discussions are not as spontaneous as they seem! And you may be further surprised to know that cable news channels will edit their talk shows so that their hosts don't look completely ignorant and petty! Then again, you may not. [via Reddit]

Sure, Parks and Recreation was off last night, but here's something to cheer you up: 15 whole minutes of bloopers from the show's second season. Beyond the cast's hilarious slip-ups, the reel boasts laughs with the show's guest stars like Louis C.K., Andy Samberg, Justin Theroux, and some cute scenes with Amy Poheler and hubby Will Arnett.

Local newscaster Owen Conflenti must have thought he was off camera while flipping the bird, but alas, he was mistaken.

The rest of the world plays a lot of soccer. So naturally, here are a whopping fifteen minutes of soccer bloopers. It's part 1 of 2. Enjoy!

Watch a "lost" blooper reel containing the iconic 80's wise cracking extra terrestrial puppet dropping the N-bomb and more. The footage comes from a YouTube user that bought the footage as a VHS tape off of Ebay ten years ago.

The Situation has a workout DVD coming out soon! It wouldn't be complete without a blooper reel. Inside, listen to him ask for a "Situation Special" and call a dude "butter" instead of "brother." UPDATE: now with more boner!

As they were setting up to conduct an interview, Tony Danza lamented about the stupidity of local news. Luckily the camera was rolling, and when they finally fixed their technical issues, Danza was friendly confronted about it on air.

Watch as normal TV news banter turns from boring to sexy in seconds.

NY1's loveable goofball reporter Roger Clark, on the scene this morning: "These are the guys that fight firefighters." Debonair anchor Pat Kiernan: "They fight fires, right?" The ensuing 40 seconds of chuckling miscommunication are classic. Never change, you guys.

Remember that time Attack of the Show! guest host Jessica Chobot got a little too excited about ejaculation on live television? Miraculously, she was invited back, and she did not disappoint. It's Thursday's Teleprompter Bloopers: Part 2!

So you'd hardly expect Sal and Catt from The Daily Ten to maintain their composure, right? The puns practically write themselves. Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Thursday's Teleprompter Bloopers: Part 1!

Thirteen year-old Kayla Manson went on the Today Show this morning to discuss being charged as an accomplice in a vicious "text rage" beating that left her friend nearly dead. They asked Kayla what the mean text messages said. Mistake.

America's premiere cable news network first debuted on the airwaves at 6pm on June 1, 1980. What a memorable three decades it's been. Short of doing an exhaustive retrospective, let's take a condensed look at some of network's finest moments.

In your touchy Tuesday media column: Shep Smith gets cunt-pranked, Miramax and MGM's death gets explained, David Shuster gets suspended, Liz Claman gets profiled (libtard), and Hearst gets three new editors.

Will Fox News chyron errors ever cease to humorous? Arizona's J.D. Hayworth saw his political career go down in Abramoff-fueled flames. Now Fox thinks he is a woman. Read on if you like typo screengrabs. You know who you are.

A reel of bloopers from the fifth season of Lost made its way on to the internet and it sure is delightful. It's nice to see these actors, so very serious on the show, joke around and have some fun.