History AccidentalInnuendo / LiveActionTv

* The first episode of ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'' has a moment where Chockabloke says: "Oh! Cock!" He's referring to a picture of a cockerel on Chockablock's screen, but the word "cock" can also be used to refer to a certain part of a male's anatomy. It doesn't help that, moments later, he sits with his arms folded and his legs splayed.

* The first episode of ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'' has a moment where Chockabloke says "Oh! Cock!" He's referring to a picture of a cockerel on Chockablock's screen, but the word "cock" can also be used to refer to a certain part of a male's anatomy. It doesn't help that, moments later, he sits with his arms folded and his legs splayed.

* The first episode of ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'' has a moment where Chockabloke says "Oh! Cock!" He's referring to a picture of a rooster ("cockerel" or "cock" in British English) on Chockablock's screen, but the word "cock" can also be used to refer to a certain part of a male's anatomy. It doesn't help that, moments later, he sits with his arms folded and his legs splayed.

* The first episode of ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'' has a moment where Chockabloke says "Oh! Cock!" He's referring to a picture of a rooster (cockerel in British English) on Chockablock's screen, but the word "cock" can also be used to refer to a certain part of a male's anatomy. It doesn't help that, moments later, he sits with his arms folded and his legs splayed.

* The first episode of ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'' has a moment where Chockabloke says "Oh! Cock!" He's referring to a picture of a cockerel on Chockablock's screen, but the word "cock" can also be used to refer to a certain part of a male's anatomy. It doesn't help that, moments later, he sits with his arms folded and his legs splayed.

* On the UK edition of ''Series/TheApprentice'', Simon's [[http://youtu.be/eZP3Xcuo16E attempt]] to sell a trampoline on a TV shopping channel and demonstrate how to assemble it.

-->From ''Freak the Freak out''

'''Beck:''' Which she was yesterday."\\

* ''Series/TheTonightShow'' segment Headlines, takes real newspaper clippings that have funny meanings, and some of these include accidental innuendo. This either happens because of a typo (i.e A menu that features a Triple Pecker Sandwich) or they simply didn't think about it, or hoped no one would notice (i.e A slogan for a hole digging company "Your Hole is Our Goal").

** Tori "beats the balls of pain" in "The GorillaClub".

-->'''Carter''': "All we're doing is plugging your ship into my battery."

-->'''Assistant''': Think of me when you're using it.

** In a myth about bullets made of unusual material that would disintegrate, there was the meat bullet. Lampshaded: "What did you do at work today?" "Made a meat bullet." "IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow?"

--->'''Kirk''': [[HoYay Aroused, his]] [[IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow great physical strength]] [[HoYay could kill.]]

** The infamous "How to get the savior to taste my forbidden fruit?" line. In the show Regina is referring to the poisoned apple, but due to "forbidden fruit" often being slang for a woman's private parts, it comes of like Regina asking how to get Emma to sleep with her. This line is still often referenced by Swan Queen shippers years later.

** Averted in the escape from Warehouse 2 with a handwave. [[spoiler: Even though Myka finds the wings of Daedalus and Pete makes a good argument, it's plainly clear that having Pete piggyback ride on Myka's back would look... interesting.]]

* ''Series/OnceUponATime'': "I want to see your hook inside his body". Given that fans had already picked up on the HoYay between Hook and Charming, this was the worst thing Pan could have possibly said.

* ''Series/FraggleRock'': Take a very close listen to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0PtCdqFL7o "Let Me Be Your Song".]]

** In "Justin's Little Sister", Alex blatantly admits to her mother that the idea of her parents [[GRatedSex canoodling]] grosses her out more than the idea of [[RelationshipWritingFumble going out with her own brother]]. This scene can be considered [[AccidentalPublicConfession the turning point]] for many fans of the show, as from this point on you were either a Jalex fan or you weren't. Note that is not a case of ThatCameOutWrong, as neither her or her mother saw anything wrong with this.

* ''Series/TheTonightShow'' segment Headlines, takes real newspaper clippings that have funny meanings, and some of these include accidental innuendo. This either happens because of a typo (i.e A menu that features a Triple Pecker Sandwich) or they simply didn't think about it, or hoped no one would notice (i.e A slogan for a hole digging company "Your Hole is Our Goal".

* In the ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' serial ''[[Series/TorchwoodChildrenOfEarth Children of Earth]]'', the 456 control the Earth's children repeating the message "We are coming.". That's right, accidental innuendo on ''Torchwood''.

* ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'': The Right Choice Ranch has tried a number of slogans throughout its history, but each one turned into one of these (examples include "Touching Bad Boys Since 1963" and "Bringing Bad Boys To Their Knees Since 1963". In desperation, they eventually settled on [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial "We Don't Do Anything Inappropriate To The Boys."]]

* ''Series/InTreatment'': In Season One, Sophie wears some new red shoes which Paul states remind him of Dorothy's.
Sophie doesn't get straight away that he means Dorothy from The Wizard Of Oz, and explains her confusion by saying, "You said Dorothy like she was a friend of yours". Paul's face is nothing short of priceless for those who know that "a friend of Dorothy" is a euphemism for being gay.

(''{{Beat}}'')\\
'''Mandy:''' On it.

** "iWill Date Freddie" gives us "[[{{Have a Gay Old Time}} You won't get respect if your back's not erect!]]"
** In "iWant My Website Back", Sam persuades Mandy to inflate a garbage bag by blowing:

** "iThink They Kissed" has cene where the prisoners come out of the large pair-of-pants sculpture through the zipper area.
** In "iStart a Fan War", Spencer's {{cosplay}} character's weapon is a long staff, while [[Music/JackBlack his rival]] uses two wrist balls.

** Spencer's assistant in "iBalls" has a weird knack for these:
*** The electronic toilet seat which warms your bottom. And it ''vibrates''. '''AccidentalInnuendo'''

** There are a couple of more examples in "iFind Spencer Friends":

* ''Series/TheProfessionals'' The excessive HoYay of this 1970's action series isn't helped by all the talk about the 'hard men' of [=CI5=].

* Say, you are watching ''Series/FigureItOut'' as a teenager or a person in their late-teens, and some questions are indeed, ''indeed'' accidentally implicating other stuff. Especially in the 2012 revival. Something not that uncommon from the humor used in current Nick shows (''Series/ICarly'', ''Series/{{Victorious}}'') compared to some of the 90s shows some guest panelists were from (for example, ''GUTS'', ''Series/NickArcade'', ''Series/TheMysteryFilesOfShelbyWoo'', etc.)

* In universe example on ''Series/TheGeorgeLopezShow'': George reads Carmen's [=IMs=] in one episode and her boyfriend describes her "doing something over and over again until she gets it right". [[spoiler: He was talking about skateboarding.]]

* ''Series/InTreatment'': In Season One, Sophie wears some new red shoes which Paul states remind him of Dorothy's. Sophie doesn't get straight away that he means Dorothy from The Wizard Of Oz, and explains her confusion by saying, "You said Dorothy like she was a friend of yours". Paul's face is nothing short of priceless for those who know that "a friend of Dorothy" is a euphemism for being gay.

* A female contestant on ''Series/{{Scrabble}}'' selected two "P" tiles and said, "Chuck, I guess I'll have to take a 'P'." Cue uproarious laughter from Woolery and the audience, and a quick trip to Creator/DickClark's ''Bloopers'' specials.
** Another instance on ''Scrabble'' had an eight-letter word presented thusly on the board--_ _ _ O _ _ _ _ with the clue "Men with short ones often have problems." The audience started chuckling over this, and it rose to even louder laughter when the contestant drew the first two tiles. The letters that came up were "S" and "M."

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For children's shows, see AccidentalInnuendo/ChildrensShow.