Bloopers

This reporter tells the audience that a building is scheduled to be demolished in five minutes right as it explodes behind him. He compounds the gaffe by having a less-than-manly response to the unexpected development. Watch his terrified reaction below.

When it comes to serious haunted houses, if they want to scare you, they're probably going to scare you. So as much as ABC 7's Kimberly Craig was hoping to walk out of Pontiac, Michigan's 4-story, Guinness World Record holding Erebus Haunted Attraction with little more than a few goosebumps, ultimately she wound helpless on the floor, surrounded by zombies.

Two car crashes taking place directly behind TV journalist Alison Ariotti as she gives a live report from an Australian street, turns out not particularly newsworthy.

When the camera cues go slightly awry at the news desk, this anchorwoman seizes the opportunity for some impromptu lip-dub comedy. And like with any laugh-worthy scenario, it's contagious.

In this vintage clip, a TV news weather man sporting a dapper three-piece suit and the swinging hair style to match requests an image of the day's cloud cover. But instead the screen opens up to reveal a mustachioed news anchor, whose cool-as-a-cucumber response to the unexpected snafu is quite impressive.

The camera over at Fox 17 morning news starts going crazy, and one of the anchors has a series of goofy facial reactions to being onscreen when he isn't supposed to be. Watch his funny reaction below.

When a jokester ran out onto the field at the UCLA/Arizona football game, he must have intended to cause a small amount of chaos.

Everything is going fine for this foreign road works representative until a sign falls over onto his head. Apparently, the roads aren't as safe as they seem. (The fun stuff starts around 1:25)

Yesterday on 'Today,' weatherman Al Roker made an on-air flub when he referred to anchor Savannah Guthrie by using the wrong name. Oops! You're slipping, Al.

During a report on the connection between high heels and orgasms (no joke), WPIX morning anchor Sukanya Krishnan tripped and fell while modeling her own pair of high heels.

In this vintage clip, a turkey attacks a news anchor to escape his clutches and avoid a talk on inflation. The video below doesn't really answer the question of why the bird was sitting in his lap in the first place.

In this video, Ann Keil, of Fox 59 Indianapolis, loses track of where she is during a news report, so she adds a weird "'fla, bla, la, la" sound to get her to the end of the segment. Watch her hilarious live flub and her colleague's stunned reaction below.

A cameraman ambitiously trying to record Texas Ranger Adrian Beltre circle the bases after a home run fell down on top of his equipment. His tumble was captured by another camera to the enjoyment of everyone watching at home.

Thanksgiving is still more than a month and a half away, but wild turkeys in the Arden area of Sacramento, CA seem to be on high alert for hungry humans. After hearing numerous stories of rogue turkeys chasing after joggers, Sacramento News10 producer Duffy Kelly set off to investigate the claims herself and wound up with a vicious fowl hot on her tail. Well, maybe it wasn't all that harrowing,

Live concerts are often incredibly loud and when one local reporter was dispatched to a music venue prepping for the night's show, she recoiled at the deafening sound check alone.