A Boston Weatherman and his 9 inches... of snow

This Boston weatherman compares the 9 inches of snow Princeton, "as big as me" to his manhood... This was the clip that was featured on Talk Soup on the E! channel during the last week of January in 2010.

Newswipe London's Charlie Brooker spoofs news reports

Charlie Brooker spoofs how inane and predictable the typical news story is produced and spliced together. His analogy includes how reporters interview the average man on the street, cut the heads off of fat people walking in public, and how they end the report with a whimsical pun like a Regent's Treat (pan the camera to the "Regent Street" sign)

Reporter Catches a Globe Trotter off Guard

In this short clip our friendly little blond reporter is learning how to do a simple ball handling routine with a player from the Harlem Globe Trotters---Unfortunately, for the professional basketball player, she almost nails him in the family jewels with a surprise pass.

And if that's not enough Harlem Globtrotters in the news for you, here's a funny segment of Curly Neal reading the news for KCCI's local viewers.

Weatherman Mike Sidell Slips & Falls on Live TV

I wonder if he could get some workers comp for slipping & falling on ice while on the job? Fortunately, he keeps his composure during this blooper but you can tell by his grunts that he may have hurt himself.

Reporter Gets knocked over by a Giant Zorb Ball

This unlucky reporter has her back turned to a giant inflatable Zorb ball that rolling down a hill. Unfortunately, for her the 10 foot tall ball rams full speed into her knocking the microphone away from her.

Fortunately, no reporters were harmed during the filming of this clip ;-)

KTLA interviews a Vampire Nut

When KTLA does a story on local government budgetary waste---They find a local resident who thinks that the city shouldn't spend thousands removing the plants from the sidewalk flower beds---because, "it's garlic, and since the city planted the garlic, we haven't seen any vampires."

You think the news producer was having a little fun that day?

Chuck Storm Walks Into a Post

This field reporter should look where he's going rather than looking at the Camera.

Poor Chuck Storm of Action News 5 hits a post while doing a report.

Funny News Bloopers from 2009

This highlight reel shows some of the funnier news bloopers & Snafus from the last year---The lowlights, include:

1) Good Morning America calling Sarah Palin’s book, “Going Rouge”
2) A CNN reporter mispronouncing “peanuts”
3) Mispronouncing “Cop”
4) A huge bird walking behind a weather man
5) Bad transitions
6) Models falling down
7) Inappropriate Anchorwoman laughter
8) More Models falling down
9) Hoda Kotb burning her fingers on a cookie
10) More models falling down.

Stupid Reporter knocks over the Jenga Leaning Tower

This local news beat reporter forgets that his microphone is attached to a long wire---And when he marches around the Jenga-Leaning Tower of Pisa to inspect it, the cord knocks over the sculpture and really ticks off the creator who spent days and days building it.

Reporter gets Owned by a snow plow

This reporter gets pelted with a load of snow coming off of a highway snowplow during a live report in Traverse City Michigan.

Sky News Lipstick Prank

Is this the evening news or high school? This unfortunate blond anchor woman had to report that somebody put red lipstick on her hair brush, so that when she went to touch up her hair before going live, she inadvertently gave herself some noticeable red highlights in her blond locks.

Reporter gets a surprise kiss

WXII intrepid reporter is covering the huge story of a professional wrestling match at the local North Carolina arena when she's surprised by large man with a white beard who plants a big kiss on her while she's reporting live.

"Come here momma and give me some sugar... I love you mama"

Dog jumps on weatherman

WXII TV weatherman gets a surprise while standing in front of his green screen... Not just once, but twice a friendly little dog tries to get his attention by jumping up on the meteorologist's leg.

WGN News Blooper

Comedian Jeff Ross roasts the WGN morning news crew poking fun at their jewelry, hair, and other things... Then WGN anchor Larry Potash calls his female co-host a whore! Fortunately (?) everybody just laughs it off---as they were all in the spirit of the Roast.

The Onion Reports on Internet Archeologists Finding Friendster

The Onion News Network is a sharply written and produced news parody. In this episode they poke fun at the old social networking website, friendster.com ; which was long ago crushed by myspace and facebook.

Reporter Falls off of a Skateboard

This unlucky blond KGW reporter wants to impress her viewers by attempting an "ollie" on the skateboard in preparation for the upcoming Mountain Dew extreme games at Pioneer Square in Portland... Unfortunately for her, she takes a spill and falls on her but. Fortunately she quickly bounces back to her feet and continues on with the interview.

Bobbing For Tea Bags

Sometimes you just might think that like in the movie Anchorman - The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (Unrated Widescreen Edition), the men behind the desk might not really like the new Anchorwoman. Well in this short clip the male anchor does a story about people in Utah bobbing for limes in green jello/liquid to win concert tickets from a radio station contest during St. Patrick's Day.

When the anchorwoman says she wouldn't like bobbing for limes, her newscaster partner asks him if she'd prefer bobbing for teabags... (If you don't get that subtle joke, you may want to consult urbandictionary.com.)

Shelly recovers by saying, "I do drink green tea"---Only to have Glenn Richards (The meteorologist) deliver a cheap shot by saying, "That's how Shelly got her job here... bobbing for something."

Icy Hill Delivers Car Crashes Galore for Local TV News

King5.com shows a slew of cars sliding down ice covered hills in Portland, Oregon as people watch from a nearby balcony.

So for all of you winter drivers out there---be safe and don't drive during or after ice storms.