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The Most Expensive News Fails and Bloopers in History

They’re all around us: the outrageous news bloopers that make us laugh and cringe. Sometimes we feel sorry for the reporters. What are some of those most outrageous bloopers that have ever been seen on the news.

News bloopers can be anything from mispronouncing a name to being interrupted by an unexpected noise. You’ve probably seen some of these funny and embarrassing news bloopers on META or YouTube. If you want to laugh, or are just reminded of how unpredictable news can be, then read on.

1. Kid interrupts weather report to forecast ‘Farts & Toots Everywhere

Year: 2017
Network: WLBT-TV

During a live broadcast of WLBT-TV’s 2017 weather report, a young boy ran on to the set and gave his own forecast. The boy said, “There will be farts, toots, and snorts everywhere!” without missing a beat before being whisked off by an off camera crew member.

The incident was a funny blooper but it also served as a good reminder that unexpected moments make the best TV. You can’t blame the child for warning people about heavy winds.

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