tv bloopers

This is a funny mugshot. It's not nearly as interesting as the one that is shown during this TV newscast. Watch the anchor's reaction when the mugshot of Rodney Stanger appears over her right shoulder.

This weatherman in Paducah Kentucky gave his viewers quite a surprise the other night when an unexpected image showed up on the camera.

You've no doubt heard the saying size doesn't matter? Well listen to the comments of the anchor man and then the response of his female counterpart. I would say this one is for the girls.

At first glance this might look like an ordinary newsroom shot and any television station in the country. We see the reporter surrounded by the tools of the trade delivering her story. But wait! What is that behind her?

We salute you our friends from TV with some of the more memorable, at least to us, moments from the past year.

I love hearing from people who want to help us do a better job of being a better radio station. Then there are critics that just have to voice their opinion to make themselves feel better. I guess that is why they do what they do and say what they say. This is one of those cases and the critique comes from a very unlikely source.

In this episode of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" the question is about mythology and the planets, the answer sounds more like a medical procedure. Oh the things we say when the cameras are rolling.

This is a video that would make our TV friend Tracy Wirtz and our ventriloquist friend Jeff Dunham very proud. Sometimes in the world of TV the boys in the booth point the camera at the wrong person, watch how this perceptive anchorwoman responds.

This is the day we celebrate working people. You know the people that get up every day and bust their back sides so the nonworking people can get free cheese and complain about not having enough. Well this isn't a day for the slackers, this is a day for us...

Alright first things first, get your mind out of the gutter! This isn't one of those stories about one TV personality giving the finger to another, it's a story about sharks. Really, it is about a shark reportedly living in a lake in Australia...

In writing the comma lets the reader know where there is a pause. In speaking if you don't pause at the right place sometimes the meaning of your words come out differently than  you planned for them too. For example, Jonathan Charles of the BBC, British Broadcasting Company's World News has just jumped a comma.

I know when you listen to us on the Bruce and the Kennel Club show you think, those guys are highly trained professionals, nothing could break their concentration. Well you would be wrong for thinking that, most of the time we are seconds away from crashing and burning every time we open the  microphone to talk. In TV there are other factors at play, you remember our video from earlier this week o

One of the first things they teach you in business of broadcast news is, "report the story, don't be the story". Well one reporter from the west coast found out what it's like to "be the story". Unfortunately for him the outcome didn't make him famous, it made him infamous as theguy who single handedly ruined a world record attempt....

Have you ever watched people bowling? It's strange the body language they use. The Wii fit takes this to a whole new level. Get your mind out of the gutter please.