History Main / HilariousOuttakes

* WorkingDesigns was (in)famous for including a lot of these in their games in general.

Naturally, outtakes (sometimes also known as 'bloopers', and professionally called a 'gag reel'), are not always appreciated (or welcome) in all situations. Let's face it, at times it's downright ''embarrassing'' to screw up, and many actors feel that publishing a string of 'goofs' is demeaning and makes them look unprofessional.[[note]]After all, how would you like your workplace to put your big mistakes of the year on the company website for all to see?[[/note]] Many directors don't want the tone of a drama changed by people remembering moments from the blooper reel when they watch the movie again. Creator/PeterSellers is believed to have blamed the decision to include a gag reel to the end of ''BeingThere'' for his failure to win an Oscar for the film.

* Website/YouTube is a wonderful place to watch bloopers and outtakes; however people who want to up their video hits will often ''say'' their video is bloopers or outtakes just to get people to watch their unrelated videos.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing'':

* ''WesternAnimationTheLionKing'':

* WebVideo/EpicMealTime had two videos with outtakes so far, but one was included as [[TheSting a stinger]]:

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18koUcXnIFs The Burger King Whopper Commercial]] featuring [[TheSimpsons Homer Simpson]]. Nuff said.

* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' Diamond Edition Blu-Ray includes animated outtakes featuring audio of actual flubs the voice actors performed.
** The original character animators even got to reanimate their scenes.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9DcLABeX0Y The blooper reel]] for ''Disney/BrotherBear''. Try to watch 1:19 without completely losing it.

* ''Anime/FinalFantasyTheSpiritsWithin'' has a hilarious fake gag reel on the DVD release, including such gems as Gray stumbling and "accidentally" shooting Aki.
** As well as the cast performing the [[Music/MichaelJackson Thriller]] dance.
* ''Barbie in a Mermaid Tale'' abused the hell out of this for the DVD release: it features outtakes for ''scenes that don't even appear elsewhere on the DVD''.
** All the recent ''Barbie'' movies abuse this one. Unfortunately, they're really animated in the exact same way as the rest of the movie, which ruins the humour (Worse, the "jokes" rarely make any form of sense; they're often clips of the ridiculously hyperintelligent animals dancing around).
* For its CGI-animation feature ''WesternAnimation/ABugsLife'', {{Creator/Pixar}} had the actors record new dialogue as if the characters were messing up their lines or breaking character (see AnimatedActors). They later did the same with ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'' and ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' -- Disney even removed the outtakes from ''Monsters, Inc.'', then put them in after the film had been out for three weeks, to incite audiences to go see it again. After a while, Pixar decided they were in danger of falling into formula, so they did away with the outtakes, starting with ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo''. Information[[note]]and videos[[/note]] on these outtakes can be viewed [[http://pixar.wikia.com/Outtakes here]].

* ''WesternAnimation/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie'' has animated bloopers on the DVD bonus content, which makes sense with the series sense of the different characters being actors in the main series. Notable ones include [[AnachronismStew a plane passing above ancient Israel]], Larryboy being on the clothesline that snags the van, Junior and Laura {{Corpsing}} when they should have been arguing, and Jonah falling off a cliff [[spoiler:but luckily he landed in the safety net]]. There's also an EasterEgg video exclusively of different lines for the talking Jonah plush toy.
-->''"[[Series/SesameStreet Tickle Me Prophet! Tickle Me Prophet!]]"''

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCowMcWipwk A "blooper reel"]] exists for ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsFriendshipGames''. Highlights include Fluttershy [[BagOfHolding fitting a ridiculous number of animals in her backpack]], Principal Cinch indulging in SwivelChairAntics, and Rainbow Dash going flying with her pony counterpart.
** [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4zfrl0 They made another one]] for ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsLegendOfEverfree''. Alongside the usual assortment of bungled lines, it features Timber Spruce in Groucho glasses, Pinkie going on a tangent as to how to pronounce the past tense of "glow", a cameo by Maud Pie (and Boulder), and Sunset taking another trip to "Pinkie-Land".
* The end credits of ''Stand By Me Anime/{{Doraemon}}'' feature a reel that mostly consists of slapstick mishaps, since it silently played over the ending song. One scene involving the title character coming out of his portal drawer apparently took 50 takes.

* In 1938, as part of Warner Brothers' annual in-house gag reel, Creator/BobClampett lovingly animated [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Porky Pig]] hitting his thumb [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgBABP2sg2k with a hammer]]:
-->'''Porky Pig:''' Son of a bi...bi...son of a bi...bi...son of a bi..bi...''[[LastSecondWordSwap gun]]''. Ha, ha, ha! You thought I was gonna say "Son of a ''bitch''", didn't you?
** There's also the short cartoon ''Blooper Bunny'', which is mostly made up of outtakes from Bugs Bunny's "[[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xftc07_blooper-bunny-bugs-bunny-s-51-1-2-anniversary-spectacular_shortfilms 51 ½th birthday celebration]]". One of the [[CrowningMomentOfFunny funniest moments]] comes from Daffy Duck. After berating Elmer Fudd for one screwup, he slams into a loose floorboard:
--->'''Bugs:''' Ehhh...NOW can we cut?\\
'''Daffy Duck:''' You smug son of a... ''[[CurseCutShort (DIRECTOR CUTS)]]''
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9pKxIh15Hk This promo]] for ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' shows [[AnimatedActors an "outtake"]] where Drakken goes off-script to improvise, gettting into an argument with Shego while Kim tries to encourage them back to work.
* There was an "outtake" in ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' where Luanne's breasts popped out of her shirt [covered with a black bar] as she was talking to Hank in the alley, which prompted everyone to laugh, and Hank said, "Come on, Luanne; you already got the job."
* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/KaBlam'' had Henry and June show a outtake reel, though they were all of Henry. June finds it funny, but then trips as she's going to turn the page (due to her clumsiness).
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutron'' episode "Crouching Jimmy, Hidden Sheen" has a blooper reel at the end.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' musical "School's Out" has a blooper reel with the characters on the DVD.
* The first ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' movie "Is It Fall Yet?" has these comprised of still photos, featuring such hilarious moments as [[SadistTeacher Mr. [=DeMartino=]'s]] [[EyeScream bulging eye coming completely out of its socket]] and [[OutOfCharacterMoment Daria and Jane posing seductively on Tom's car]].
* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAndTheSecretDoor'' has some right [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7e91uuZ-PA here]]. Special mention goes to the "Alexa opens the door" gags. Many other Franchise/{{Barbie}} movies feature these as well.
* The first episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewSchool'' has TheStinger be an outtake where Malina is holding the wrong item.
-->'''Kuzco:''' It's supposed to be a ''scroll'', not ''squirrel''. PROPS!
* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'' has some at the end of the episode "The Legend of Johnny Lovely".

Note that outtakes are not the same as deleted scenes: while outtakes consist of mistakes and flubbed lines, deleted scenes are removed from the final print for pacing or running time issues or because they either fall flat or simply don't add enough to the work to justify including them. However, it is common for the term "outtake" to be used to describe deleted scenes, and not uncommon for bloopers and genuine deleted scenes to be mixed together. A bunch of bloopers together are usually called a "blooper reel". A "gag reel" is similar, but usually is mostly the cast and crew goofing off. There is no hard definition, though, and the two terms are often used interchangeably. DVD Bonus Content will sometimes call what is a blooper reel a gag reel, and vice versa.

* Spoofed in VisualNovel/PlumbersDontWearTies. In one scene, John says "searching for me," when he should have said "searching for you." & they all start laughing. JamesRolfe [[note]]aka WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd[[/note]] even comments, in his review, that it was a "intake of an outtake."

[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
* ''Series/{{Psych}}'' has the infamous "Psych-outs" at the end of nearly episode. And they're hilarious. Check out [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtHmVr_tdQM "Maneater"]], for example.
** Plus a main gag reel on the DVD, including this gem in Season 1:
-->'''Director:''' James?
-->'''James Roday:''' Yessir.
-->'''Director:''' Don't fuck this up.
-->'''James Roday:''' Copy that.
* The latter ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'' has a blooper reel for every season. Highlights include Lucy Lawless' (Three's) "Yeah, why don't you put ''that'' on your perv tape?", Force Blows during the boxing ring scenes, and "Baltar's Basestar".
-->'''Kandyse [=McClure=] (as Anastasia "Dee" Dualla):''' Oh, I'm getting a headrush.\\
'''Katee Sackoff (as Kara "Starbuck" Thrace):''' From breathing? I've been I've been doing that for a whole fuckin' episode! Feel like I've been sucking on nitrites. ''(in a silly voice)'' Not that I would know what that's like.
** A blooper tape from the 1970s show made the rounds at sci-fi conventions throughout the 1980s. A poor quality version (not that the original was high quality to start with) is on Youtube, seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UShnyQK8aas& here.]]
* ''Series/ICarly'': "iBloop", entirely dedicated to the bloopers and outtakes of the cast throughout the series.
** ''Series/{{Victorious}}'' has an episode called "Blooptorious" like this that does the same thing.
* ''Series/ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' has a parody [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2un9rO2ZF4g sketch]] where Fry presents some "classic" bloopers. One features Laurie on a dull 1970s 'Open University' style nerdy educational show, dressed as a mathematician, reciting a long and complex formula. At some point, Fry (the 'director') shouts cut and points out his 'hilarious' blooper- inverting two digits. The two spend the next three minutes laughing helplessly, before taking us back to Fry, still wiping his eyes laughing.
** Their sketch "Sound Name" has a fake Outtake. Hugh Laurie's character's surname is spelled N-I-P-P-L-hypen-E, but pronounced by dropping a cigarette lighter (it makes sense in context). His address is given as a tap-dance, followed by slapping Stephen Fry's character's face. Fry increasingly 'mispronounces' it, ending with hitting Laurie with a cricket bat, much to Laurie's annoyance. Fry replies in character, Laurie has (apparently) broken it, replying "Never mind the frigging sketch, that HURT!"
* Creator/StephenFry, star of ''Fry and Laurie'' and host of ''Series/{{QI}}'', has a reputation for being well spoken and articulate... which makes it all the more hilarious when he gets it wrong. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUVBXb4XIqE "They say of the Acropolis, where the Parthenon is..."]]
** "Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!"
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYuxqFeVrQk "Jack bites Mel, and so on." "...Sue."]]
* When filming ''Series/{{Bottom}}'', Rik Mayall would respond to a flubbed take by breaking character and offering a greeting to Denis Norden, the host of ITV's bloopers show ''It'll be Alright on the Night''. At least one of these takes, involving a necklace that refused to fasten, was actually used in an episode of ''It'll be Alright on the Night''.
* The host of [[Creator/{{CNN}} CNN's]] ''Anderson Cooper 360'' has had at least two times while doing the 'Ridiculist' segment of his show (where he tries to take the edge off the normally serious tone of news broadcasting with more lighthearted stories) where he has become so overcome with laughter at some of the wording of the stories that he was left "giggling like a schoolgirl" as Anderson himself put it for several minutes on live television. Said outbursts were later featured in subsequent 'Ridiculist' segments.
* On ''Series/TheDailyShow'', outtakes are often [[ThrowItIn left in]] for extra comic value -- particularly corpsing. Probably the most famous example involves then-correspondent Creator/StephenColbert, a [[http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/1gonk2/prince-charles-scandal report]] on rumors about Prince Charles' sexuality, [[EroticEating and a banana]].
** Also, [[http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/9qj7jv/the-new-iraq a report]] on looting in Baghdad where Colbert got through a bunch of long, complicated names and messed up on an easy word. Jon: "I believe our correspondent in Baghdad is giving me the finger!"
** To their credit, ''Series/TheDailyShow'''s correspondents have become almost entirely unflappable.
** ''Series/TheColbertReport'' has its fair share of these moments as well, including the "Filliam H. Muffman" bit, which Colbert apparently found unusually funny, since he kept breaking down laughing for the rest of [[http://www.cc.com/video-clips/wpi1k4/the-colbert-report-stephen-s-laws-of-love the segment]].
** One of the best Colbert moments came recently during a Cheating Death segment where he actually shoved a strip of tobacco product called Snus between his upper lip and gums to demonstrate how to use it. Unfortunately, he didn't know this would make his lips numb and cause him to flub a line ''several times in a row'' until he flat out broke down from laughter. Its gloriousness can be [[http://www.cc.com/video-clips/22jcm5/the-colbert-report-cheating-death---snus---placebo-effect here]].
** There was also one time from ''The Colbert Report'' when Stephen Colbert forgets the title of his own show during the intro.
** [[http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/5ownbt/britain-s-fallen-soldiers One clip]] involved a number of (fictional) deceased British soldiers with UnfortunateNames - the names were read out by a totally straight-faced John Oliver while Jon Stewart wept with laughter. He later explained that the names [[EnforcedMethodActing had been changed since rehearsal]].
** Steve Carell made Stewart break apart when he [[http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/dz4o0c/slimming-down-with-steve---nutrition ate a big spoonful of Crisco on camera]]. [[ItMakesSenseInContext It made sense in context]], but Stewart was expecting him to use vanilla ice cream as a substitute.
** [[http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/v1f35q/new-florida-ballot the Ta-da Ballot]].
** In [[http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/127755/october-31-2007/hallo-weening this Colbert Report]] clip, Stephen arms and places a mousetrap on his desk for [[ItMakesSenseInContext perfectly logical reasons.]] [[http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/127665/october-31-2007/obama-s-grit-off-challenge In this clip,]] he [[HilarityEnsues forgets that it's there]].
** In one episode, Colbert pretends to feed a puppy into a wood chipper. The dog doesn't much like the [[http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/375207/february-23-2011/bust-in-show?xrs=share_copy special effects set up to simulate the event]].
** After people started donating money to his Super PAC, Colbert ran a crawl of names of people who donated, including one in particular that leads to [[http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/393971/august-04-2011/colbert-super-pac---the-heroes-respond a joke that causes Colbert to lose all composure.]]
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3adKRTGzD0I This]] collection of outtakes from the second new series of ''Series/DoctorWho'' contains a few obviously staged ones among the genuine screw-ups, including a CG werewolf face-palming when his actor misses his mark, a man in a Cyberman suit (complete with electronic voice) asking a bystander how to get to the BBC and then running away while pretending to fly, and a computer generated bat-monster crashing into a wall. There's also an long, obviously staged montage of Cybermen in a playground, playing soccer and dancing.
** In one scene of "Human Nature/Family of Blood", Martha fast-forwards through a video containing instructions from the Doctor. Since it doesn't really matter what the Doctor says, David Tennant ad-libs...[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGG0RSgJT1I this]].
** The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaWGyOwNIC0 outtakes]] from series five include River Song helpfully informing us that "Whatever becomes an angel, is an angel", Creator/MattSmith getting interrupted by "Dalek birds", and also accidentally locking himself out of the TARDIS prop (this last blooper actually comes from the companion behind-the-scenes show ''Doctor Who Confidential'').
** Outtakes for "The Five Doctors" feature such highlights as a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaXFqLn6Qaw foul-mouthed Dalek]] and an [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYwiOekvOrM even fouler-mouthed]] Creator/PeterDavison.
** In the 1960s, videotape was a fairly new technology, and so editing it was very hard and time-consuming. Therefore, many videotaped programmes tried to keep editing to a minimum. This led to some quite amusing results in the first 6 seasons of Doctor Who, with bloopers that actually made it to the broadcast program. For example, William Hartnell (the First Doctor) warning Ian, Barbara, and Vicki in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E8TheChase ''The Chase'']] that they could "end up as a couple of burnt cinders flying around in spain...er, in space".
** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E5TheWebPlanet "The Web Planet"]] included gems such as a Zarbi smashing right into the camera at one point. And at another, when Ian and the Doctor are stuck inside the TARDIS without power and try to open the door, the Doctor's reply to Ian asking him how do they open it: lots of mumbling and "uh"s, followed by him showing Ian a small metal object in his palm and saying cunningly "This is not merely a decorative object...". The confused expression on William Russell (Ian)'s behalf was probably didn't require any acting whatsoever...
** The scene in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E4TheTimeOfAngels "The Time Of Angels"]] where a handle comes off in Matt Smith's hand was originally an out-take incorporated and redone for the show.
* ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' had some particularly hilarious outtakes. For example, in the episode "The Message" there was originally a scene where the camera was centered over the body of a man whose recorded voice was delivering his last words, and the camera would rotate to show each member of the cast as they listened to the message. Nathan Fillion chose to play around, and as the camera slowly turned, he would run from his current position all the way around to the next actor in line; the unedited version of this scene thus showed his character standing next to ''everyone'' as the scene played out...including, when it reached the end, lying in the coffin with the corpse! Other pranks on the blooper reel include Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, and Adam Baldwin singing "How Much is That Geisha in the Window?" and one scene where everyone wore fake mustaches.
** Then, of course, there are the outtakes for ''Film/{{Serenity}}'', which include Nathan Fillion shouting "TRAP!" at the top of his voice, and, at some point, sneaking into the shot of someone else's scene and whispering "I'm on TV", at which point you hear someone shout "It's a movie!"
** '''"Summeeeer!"''': During the last episode of the TV series, "Objects In Space", the final scene was a very long single take showing all the characters coming to grips with the events of the episode. Because it involved a lot of precise timing, when someone screwed up, the ''entire scene'' had to be reshot. Inevitably, the actors in the beginning of the shot had to repeat their scenes a lot. As River and Kaylee's scene was last, played by Creator/SummerGlau and Jewel Staite respectively, when one of them screwed up the scene, the other actors would get ''frustrated''. When Summer continually botched her scene, Nathan Fillion took to shouting '''"Summmeeeer!"''' from the other part of the set in mock anger. After Fillion botched his scene, he still shouted'''"Summmeeeer!"''' When the movie was released later, the joke continued: when Fillion and Morrena Baccarin screwed up a shot, they can be continually heard to mutter "Summer!" angrily. (Semi-related, many bloopers involved actors accidentally referring to River as "Summer".)
** The outtakes of Harken's interview with Wash from "Bushwhacked". If you didn't think that he went back and [[TooMuchInformation edited Wash's interview]] before:
--->'''Alan:''' I remember when I first met Zoe. I had a rash. ''(cut)'' There's no place on that woman I wouldn't put my tongue. ''(cut)'' I wasn't into hairy women when I met Zoe, but she brought me around on a lot of things. ''(cut)'' I'm a leg man from way back. Patricia Grassante when I was 13, first year I had "hair down there", if you know what I'm talking about. ''(cut)'' I'm ambidextrous, which was really came in handy right around twelve, thirteen. ''(cut)'' I'm not a big guy, but I'm lithe. ''(cut)'' I'm ''wirey'', and I'll-I'll surprise you. I could take you. ''(cut)'' Are you wearing a perfume? ''(cut)'' Are you close with women?
** We must be mistaken about this, because as Nathan Fillion will tell you on the DVD set, Firefly's actors are "always deadly serious and never make mistakes. [[IsThisThingStillOn Now how do you turn this fucking thing off?!]]"
* Alton Brown, on a couple of episodes of ''Series/GoodEats'', has included outtakes over the closing credits.
* The early seasons of ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'' include these. One episode in the final season was a whole behind-the-scenes episode which featured some of the actors' outtakes.
* ''Series/LizzieMcGuire'' would end each episode with several outtakes by the characters, and usually, one "outtake" by the animated character.
* A vast majority of the ''Series/{{NUMB3RS}}'' outtakes involve Charlie's actor messing up a line and letting out a stream of curses. Once, however, he stepped right into the koi pond -- which is apparently deeper than it looks.
* ''Series/TheOfficeUS'' has a gargantuan 20-minute blooper reel on its season 4 DVD.
-->"You are so little and petite, but to me you are extra, extra sweet. ''(pause)'' You're evil... like a ''hobbit''." ''(John Krasinski loses it)''
** That particular reel has a few [[CrowningMomentofFunny Crowning Moments of Funny]]; in one, Michael is about to announce something to the office. Instead of his usual droll voice, Stanley gets up and energetically says "We get to go home!", which sends the rest of the cast into a minute-long fit of laughter, with Michael's reaction being particularly hilarious. In the other Michael delivers the bad news about ordering from a bad pizza place... and the office collapses into exaggerated overblown hysterics with Oscar spasming on the floor, John Krasinski/Jim play-fighting with Ed Helms/Andy (and later Rainn Wilson/Dwight) and Creed running outside with a skateboard mixed among the entire cast screaming/moaning/banging on desks.
* ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' has a lot of funny ones, but one of the best involves [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6XCULhqw50 Chris Pratt and a briefcase, and it has to be seen to be believed.]]
** The gag reel also allows us to see the cast's original reactions to some of the improvised lines, like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQhS2q7IHQM this one.]] Each and every person's reaction to that one is ''gold''.
* ''Peter Kay's PhoenixNights'' had many outtakes (one of the most shocking involves Kay narrowly missing getting fatally hit by a falling light that fell off only a few feet away from him as he lay on the ground) that were included on the DVD as well as being shown on Channel 4 during Peter Kay Night. The DVD of the second series has three different outtake reels, one focusing entirely on the characters Max and Paddy and another on a ''single scene'' involving Jim Bowen who constantly flubbed his lines.
* Seasons 3-6 of ''PowerRangers'' (''Mighty Morphin''' to ''In Space'') played bloopers during the end credits, sometimes with extra lines dubbed in. Post-season six, the bloopers were discarded in favor of Fox Kids advertisements, and Zord-forming sequences in current broadcasts, but returned in the ''[[Series/PowerRangersRPM RPM]]'' episode "And... Action!"
* ''Series/RedDwarf'' have made enough "Smeg Ups" to get two blooper reels. There are some bloody brilliant ones, "Stone..." and "Ohhh, Mr. Guitar!" being the most infamous.
** Chris Barrie forgets his lines and improvising "Lister, she's a computer spuh...puh...pussy" instead of "computer sprite".
** "...And when I catch up with him, I'm gonna cut off both his bollocks with me left hand! Fuck!"
*** For those playing at home, Craig Charles (delivering the line) was supposed to say "with a blunt knife." And waved his ''right'' hand, too.
** Chris Barrie as Kenneth Williams: "Oh matron, yes, yes. I gathered we had no sound, you see, so we have to do it again, yes. We now have sound, which is that knob-like thing up there, which you can't see, you see.
*** "I then order you to don my old space suit, the one with theeeeeeeeeeeeeeee oh matron, yes, I screwed the line!"
* Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's ''Series/TheOfficeUK'' and ''{{Series/Extras}}'' feature out-takes on the [=DVDs=], with the second series of ''The Office'' featuring a short opening with Ricky Gervais himself more or less mocking the concept ("Do you want to see some of the times where we fucked up?!"). The second series of ''Extras'' actually had a featurette "The Art of {{Corpsing}}" that looks at actors laughing during takes with more detail.
** And this is in addition to a regular blooper reel, plus additional outtakes strewn across episodic behind-the-scenes featurettes. Gervais himself explains that the actors felt there was no need to avoid corpsing when he himself did so blatantly and continually throughout the shoot. Several of the actors also comment on his tendency towards ''provoking'' them to corpse.
*** Indeed, he admits that he pretty much makes a game out of it, and tells a story about a scene with Ashley Jensen where he had the line, "I'm going to the Ivy." He told her beforehand that he was going to add a word onto the end of the line, and she expected it to be something ridiculous intended to put her off, but it turned out to be just "restaurant." So she laughed anyway because she knew he'd set her up, and he pretended to be bewildered while to the rest of the cast and crew it looked like she was laughing at a perfectly ordinary sentence, "I'm going to the Ivy Restaurant," for no reason. (As Steve Merchant points out, it's worth bearing in mind that it's ''his own show'' he's sabotaging in this way.)
*** He does the same thing to Martin Freeman in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf100kkIm48 this clip]], in which Freeman complains belligerently that Gervais wants to see him, the more experienced of the two actors, mess up on set.
* The ''S Club'' franchise used these in later seasons.
* ''Series/StargateSG1'':
-->'''Amanda Tapping:''' You spend seven years on ''Series/MacGyver'' and you can't figure this one out? We...we've got belt buckles, and shoelaces and a piece of gum; build a nuclear reactor, for crying out loud. You used to be [=MacGyver=], [=MacGadget=], [=MacGimmick=]. Now you're Mister [=MacUseless=]. ''(crew & RDA start to laugh)'' Dear God! Stuck on a glacier with ''[=MacGyver=]''!
** Even funnier, toward the middle of this rant, Richard Dean Anderson -- who's had his back to us in the foreground for the beginning -- slowly turns to face the camera with a mock "You see the crap I have to put up with here?" look on his face.
** Worth noting that an ad-lib about ''[=MacGyver=]'' is what got her the part.
* As is the nature of improv, ''WhoseLineIsItAnyway'' has many HilariousOuttakes. Since the program tapes in four-hour blocks, they can edit some of the more flavorful ones out, but they will [[ThrowItIn keep many of them]] (and even have special "Too Hot for Whose Line" episodes with some).
** In particular, the infamous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWyXZRYUU50 HORWARD]] song from the 100th episode, which features the cast attempting to sing a Village People style disco song when the synthesizer inexplicably doubles in speed.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24zJKFtpigo Here's]] some of the cast's many outtakes.
** From the British version, there's a rather infamous outtake where Tony Slattery splits his pants.
* ''Series/DarkShadows'' was infamous for this. The show's tight budget and hand-to-mouth shooting schedule rarely, if ever, allowed for second takes. The walls of the mansion wobbled if anyone brushed up against them, props failed, lines were flubbed, and ''[[ThrowItIn it was all broadcast]]''.
* ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' sold the Poopie tapes, two VHS tapes of bloopers. In many of the bloopers, the puppets stay in character, often when Servo's unattached head falls off. More minor, salvageable bloopers were usually [[ThrowItIn left in the show.]] One of the funniest ones was Joel managing to blow his line...which was literally ''one word''.
-->[as he's coming in holding '''waffles'''] Pancakes...oh, I blew it, I'm sorry.
* ''Series/NewZooRevue'' has a very infamous blooper reel too, in which Freddy the Frog tells Charlie the Owl to go fuck himself, and then goes on to call him a "faggot." Despite claiming this was based on just the one time he caught him with his cousin Orson, Freddy claims that Charlie wanted him for the whole series. And since it's all out, the two suited characters engage in homoerotic sexual activities. Anyways, you can check it out [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfxayTFX8qY here]].
* ''Password Plus'' and its infamous blooper episode, the outtake of which was actually retained on the episode itself. Tom Kennedy forgets to give a free guess when Dick Martin used an illegal clue ("You cannot give 'France' for 'French!'"), and hilarity ensues.
** ''Match Game''. Lovely "nipples." Full stop.
* ''Series/BlackBooks'' included outtakes on the [=DVDs=], including Dylan Moran messing up the line "This is my house! And while you're under my roof..." as "This is my roof! [pause] And I like it!"
** Dylan Moran, observing Tamsin Greig flubbing her lines, suddenly picks up a phone and shouts into it: "Martin, change the cast, CHANGE THE CAST! ''Every'' fuckin' week, in and out, ''every'' fuckin' week: scene one, ding-dong, turning up, "whoops, sorry"!"
** "Beans! No, I'm sorry, it's 'there' isn't it?"
*** Tamsin Greig "explains" this to the audience: "He was told ''twice'' to say the word "there", and the more they asked him to say "there" the more he wanted to say beans!"
* ''Star Trek'' has had scores during its run, but [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpd8Wd5nag4 this collection]] shows some of the best from ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration The Next Generation]]'', ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'', and ''[[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]]'', especially:
-->'''Data:''' Captain, there was a programming malfunction --
-->'''Picard:''' You didn't bang [the door]...oh wait, he was not supposed to!
** In [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32CD4UCDRqU these bloopers]] from [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries the original series]], we have such gems as Bones beseeching Kirk for a kiss, much walking into doors, and Spock ''smiling''.
*** There's one in another video which is both hilarious and heartwarming; Leonard Nimoy's kid walks onto the set and greets his father - wearing a pair of Vulcan ears. Whoever had the brilliant idea to do this earns all the free internets in the world.
*** The original series' blooper reels are arguably the most iconic such material of all time. They were edited together and played at the wrap party at the end of each season (along with other surprises), but then expected to never be seen again. But in fact they somehow got into the possession of happy fans some time in the 1970's when the show had really taken off in syndication and fans were thrilled to get ahold of ''anything'' related to the series. For several years they were the featured part of a travelling show that played at various colleges and theaters and would also feature bloopers from other 60's shows and commercials, vintage cartoons (the show would always end with a [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Looney Tune]] such as "WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck"), and various other film oddities like the infamous "Bambi Meets Godzilla." Notably, these shows gave ''HardwareWars'' its first wide exposure. Needless to say, the ''Star Trek'' people were not pleased, though they initially turned a blind eye and only started cracking down on the shows when the film fanchise started up.
*** The automatic sliding doors were a constant issue in all the incarnations of Star Trek, as it was more cost effective to have two crew members open the doors on cue... but they often missed their cues.
*** One moment from the ''Babylon 5'' blooper reel (more from that series below) referenced the sliding doors miscues of ''Trek'' when Majel Barrett Roddenberry walked into the doors of a transport tube. As the tech crew apologized for the mistake, she replied, "That's okay; I'm used to it."
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tev8Lnu3jPI A small set from Deep Space Nine]]
--->'''Q:''' What, you'll ravish me?... Ravish, I'm sorry...\\
'''Sisko:''' I might!
** Many ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'' bloopers can also be found, often in the same collections as the ''Deep Space Nine'' outtakes.
--->'''Chakotay:''' You're going to emit that tachyon ship, beam, ship it down to the ship, and we'll [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment ship]] it out of here."\\
'''Janeway:''' "Here goes!"\\
(Uncontrollable laughter)
** [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]] had a blooper reel for every season, also included in the boxsets. Unlike all of the other bloopers described above, which were either bootlegged, unofficially shown at conventions, or shown during one-off TV specials, ''Enterprise'' is the only Trek series to actually have formal, authorized blooper reels created for the DVD sets. ScottBakula in particular would improv a completely silly line on the spot and deliver it deadpan if he forgot his line.
---> '''Archer:''' "I can't wait to see the look on the Admiral's face when he sees two Enterprises pulling into sickbay. *laughs* Sickbay? I don't think they'll fit." \\
'''Archer:''' "Do you hear something? *kneels on the floor* It's coming from under the deck plating, but every time I get close to it I have to start the scene over." (T'Pol breaks into laughter)\\
'''Archer:''' "How long until we have subspace... something, airspace, french fries, and cokes?
* ''Series/GossipGirl'' has surprisingly funny outtakes, largely due to Leighton Meester's adorable funny voices, Penn Badgley's caffeine addiction, the whole cast's apparent inability to take the show seriously, and the fact they all swear like sailors. In the Season 1 bloopers, there's a part where no one can remember ''Serena's'' name, not even [[Creator/BlakeLively the actress playing her]]!
* ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' has eight huge 15-30 minute gag reels, one for every season (with the shortened seasons 1&2 combined). A large proportion of them involve the actors being unable to keep a straight face during the initial takes of the show's funnier scenes, most often at Michael Richards' various physical antics as Kramer. The fact that all the actors, particularly Jason Alexander, are major smartasses, and the fact that Julia Louis-Deyfus cannot stop laughing once she gets started, adds to the hilarity greatly. One of the most hilarious outtakes involves Wayne Knight (Newman) emitting a hilariously bizarre noise that was obviously intentional, but probably never heard in rehearsal. Seinfeld finds it so funny that he has to stagger off into his character's "bedroom" to laugh hysterically until he regains his composure.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa9LNPwZIGA Dan Marino hates to screw up, on the football field, and in the studio.]]
* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'' has some excellent outtakes from Seasons [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M--WHTOLxLU One]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU1j2AgN_fc Two]]
* Each season of ''Series/{{Friends}}'' has a blooper reel on the DVD. A RunningGag is that, every time another actor makes a mistake, the following blooper is Matthew Perry intentionally doing the same thing to crack everyone up.\\
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The main cast's real-life friendship is shown in these bloopers. Unlike many other shows, none of the actors show any hints of real tension, irritation or impatience with each other in the blooper reels and have absolutely no compunctions about mocking each other mercilessly over stupid-sounding flubbed lines.\\
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Possibly the best one of all was after "The One With Joey's New Brain," where Lisa Kudrow keeps going "EEEE! EEEE EEEE!!" along with Ross' bagpipes, and the entire cast just loses it. It's one of the few times [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0z18rM68D8 the outtakes were actually shown along with the episode]]. You can even see Jennifer Aniston laughing before the credits.
* Series/{{Revenge}}'s first series features an epic reel of mostly people breaking their TranquilFury into silly giggles.
* Predictably, a lot of the bloopers on ''Series/{{ER}}'' involve actors flubbing their medical jargon, getting hopelessly entangled while operating on a patient, or getting disoriented or tripping on the large cluttered set. The most prevalent running gag is for the cast members to enthusiastically hug or kiss each other after screwing up, ''especially'' if their characters had just been shouting at each other.
** Others include Anthony Edwards ending many a derailed scene with "I love you", George Clooney repeating a cast member's flubbed line at the camera in a goofy voice, everyone making MemeticMolester jokes about Clooney, Julianna Margulies using many a PrecisionFStrike, Creator/GoranVisnjic corpsing, Noah Wyle trailing off into strings of gibberish, Paul [=McCrane=] being [[MeanCharacterNiceActor unnervingly sweet]], and actors making a mockery out of their complete lack of medical knowledge...especially during emergency procedures. The many extras and crew make for almost a studio audience's worth of laughter for most outtakes.
** One of the funniest outtakes has Paul [=McCrane=] (in a scene where Lucy bangs on Romano's door in the middle of the night to find him very pissed) somehow hide another (gigantic) actor, wearing nothing but a towel and carrying a pair of handcuffs and a bottle of wine, behind him. [=McCrane=] then proceeds to flirt with him, shoo him upstairs, and call him "honey" before asking Lucy to join them. Kellie Martin, the director, and the tech crew utterly lose it.
** In another scene featuring an emergency birth, Anthony Edwards yanks a fake-blood-drenched rubber alligator (which is, actually, the lizard baby from "V") from between the mother's legs and starts brandishing it proudly in front of the camera, still in-character. Everyone proceeds to collapse all over the set in hysterics, waving the lizard baby at the father waiting outside the doors.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2di2Q1AkSL0 Another one]] has Creator/AlexKingston (Corday) [[LesYay kissing]] Laura Innes (Weaver) completely out of the blue. And this isn't a peck. This is a full-on, Hays-code-breaking smooch. Anthony Edwards' reaction is hilarious.
* The ''Series/{{Lost}}'' DVD sets contain blooper reels, mostly of the corpsing variety, but also {{Memetic Mutation}}s. Season 2 is full of ''BrokebackMountain'' jokes. In season 4, Grant Bowler spontaneously yells "THIS. IS. SPARTA!" Another features a cow randomly running through the shot.
** Perhaps the most famous is from the season 3 episode "Enter 77", in which Naveen Andrews suddenly screams his character's line, "NOT EVERY NOOK AND CRANNY, JOHN!" as he throws aside a carpet to reveal a trapdoor. Terry O'Quinn then responds "My God, Holmes!" as Evangeline Lilly cracks up throughout the next several takes of the scene. In an odd example of BeamMeUpScotty, some fans mistakenly claim the screamed variation is from the actual episode and not the blooper reel.
*** Naveen Andrews: [[BrokebackMountain "I can't quit you, baby."]] 'Nuff said.
** Season 6 has a couple of gems too: from "Sundown", Evangeline Lily failing multiple times to toss a ladder down to Claire (including tripping over it). The best one is probably from "The Candidate", from the scene where Jack and TheMenInBlack rescue most of the other castaways. The set people make the trees shake, and director Jack Bender is shouting out what the actors should be reacting to, the tension builds to a climax, and then Jorge Garcia shouts "JACK...I HAVE A LINE!"
* ''Series/HaveIGotNewsForYou'' has started airing a ten-minute longer cut (''HaveIGotABitMoreNewsForYou'') the day after the original, which includes a lot of bloopers along with other cut footage.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' has some great gag and blooper reels in the DVD sets. Nothing tops "Supernatural presents Creator/JensenAckles" shown at the end of the episode "Yellow Fever." Clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVDZ08oH3Oo here]]. Yes, yes. Weird things happen when Jared misses his cue.
** The addition of [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] RealLife {{Troll}} Creator/MishaCollins to the cast has only increased this, particularly because Jared likes to grope him a lot: "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAOYlS1SeAk There's a foot on my balls right now. Just FYI."]]
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' has bloopers that must be seen to be believed. Probably the best and most infamous example involves a dramatic conversation between Crichton and D'Argo turning sour when Crichton unexpectedly laughs.
-->'''D'Argo:''' ''([[OohMeAccentsSlipping descending into broad Australian accent]])'' What? That was completely fucking serious, then! I'm doing some of the best fucking acting the world has ''ever'' fucking seen...I'm talking ''showreel'' stuff... [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=7uwR2IaNaMk and he laughs in the middle of it?]] Americans!
** Crichton cracking up again, this time because one of D'Argo's prosthetic tentacles has dropped off.
--->'''Browder:''' Sir, you dropped something...
** Guest stars and ridiculously-oversized hats: "...Rise up and lead us to the light!" * THWACK*
--->'''D'Argo:''' I vote we call it Ploppy. Ploppy the Spaceship.
** Pilot's voice actor swearing while obliging puppeteers keep Pilot's mouth sychronised with the expletives.
* One episode of ''Series/BabylonFive'' ended with Marcus singing the ModernMajorGeneral's song. As the credits rolled it picked back up again and after several seconds the crew can be heard tackling him in an attempt to make him stop.
** Even better ones were seen in the other outtakes such as Londo pausing in the middle of a blockade run to read a road map.
** Or Ed Wasser (as Mr. Morden) [[FunnyBackgroundEvent goofing around in the background of a shot]]:
-->'''Sheridan:''' How can it be unauthorized? According to Earth Force intelligence, he ''[points at the monitor behind him, which shows Morden]'' is supposed to be dead! ''[Morden has a fatal heart attack]'' Can a dead man object?
* ''Series/{{Angel}}'' has some hilarious ones.
-->'''David Boreanaz:''' No, Cordy; this isn't about winning, this is about what's at stake, and these waffles are fucking ''great''. Can we eat 'em?
** There's also a very staged but very funny one where a group of creatures start doing the Macarena.
* In ''Series/TheFortyFourHundred'', besides Jordan Collier's constant improvising and Tom's frequent laughing at inappropriate moments, Shawn once knocked over a wall.
-->'''Creator/PeterCoyote (as Denis Ryland):''' We were just discussing the newest NOVA proposal...uhh...threat....[[BuffySpeak uhh...thing]]...\\
'''Megalyn Echuniwoke (as Isabelle Tyler):''' Ah. That.
* A particular [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-a5qRmapXo one]] in ''Series/FawltyTowers'', when Sybil (Prunella Scales) slams the door it swings forward; John Cleese keeps the episode's RunningGag with Basil 'testing' an object.
* ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' used outtakes over the end credits.
* ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' [=DVDs=] include unrated blooper reels. The cast seems to live by the philisophy "when in doubt, kiss". An outtake from the episode ''Third Wheel'' (following the scene where Ted goes to have a possible threeway with two hot women leaving Lily, Marshall and Barney hiding in his bedroom) features Neil Patrick Harris licking Allyson Hannigan's face, Jason Segel and Neil Patrick Harris kissing, and Harris and Segel sandwiching Hannigan on the bed (only stopping when they accidentally rip her dress).
** Season two has a blooper from a scene where Marshall and Barney are caroling. Cobie Smulders joins in and attempts to make ''Silent Night'' more "pop". This leaves Jason Segel wondering what just happened, and Neil Patrick Harris whimpering: "''You're killing me''."
** At one point, when Josh and Jason are unsuccessfully stifling their laughing during an extended silent scene, the assistant director finally ends their agony with "Pam Fryman's coming in to scold you".
** Several bloopers involve the whole gang huddled around their booth causing domino reactions of giggling fits as the unusually close proximity to each other make keeping a straight face impossible. Special mentions to the infamous "Rabbit Or Duck?" smackdown from season 5, where the actors ''literally'' cannot get through a single full line without falling apart.
** There are also running gags, such as Jason Segel's cell phone ringing in the middle of the scene (and the rest of the cast teasing him mercilessly about it every time), Josh Radnor cheerily dissing himself every time he flubs a line, and Neil Patrick Harris covering every bad take with [[RefugeInAudacity something even more outrageous.]]
** There's also a scene where Barney is supposed to whisper something incredibly hot (but inaudible) in Robin's ear. However, Neil Patrick Harris must have said something extremely bizarre and filthy, because Cobie Smulders cracks up and blushes as red as a beet.
*** A crew member asks if Neil would like to share with the class and Cobie, giggling and fanning herself, yells "No! No, he doesn't." One has to wonder.
*** Also, at one point, Neil accidentally, but very obviously, gropes Cobie's breasts while getting up from his seat, causing everyone to go into an extended fit of hysterics.
*** The season 9 gag reel has him accidentally grabbing her crotch.
** There's one where Cobie Smulders messes up her line and swears, apparently forgetting that she was sharing the scene with a little kid, who's hilariously scandalized. "Did you just say the ''f word''?!" [[BlatantLies "No, I didn't, I said, uh, 'Frosted Toasty-O's.'"]]
* The ''Series/{{House}}'' [=DVDs=] include a blooper reel... mostly of when characters mess up their complex medical technobabble. Creator/HughLaurie mostly manages to keep his fake American accent throughout.
** "Listen to me, you Antipodean fleck of bumfluff! Every single day I take this from you! The hair is adorable! I don't deny that! The figure is svelte!"
** For no explicable reason, there are whole scenes with Cameron and Cuddy as {{Valley Girl}}s. HilarityEnsues.
** "I could be Creator/WalterMatthau right now. I have no idea what play I'm in at all."
* The crossover episode of ''HannahMontana'' has some outtakes including flubbed lines, a door that wouldn't open when it should, and Miley squeaking her way through a line.
* ''Series/That70sShow'' usually had [[TheTag tags]] at the end of every episode, except one in season 6: the one with a scene involving agent Murphy, Kelso as a cop in training and Fez and his frog. This episode had TheTag replaced by the blooper reel of this scene. According to the documentary "The Final Goodbye", the scene took forever to be shot correctly.
* The bloopers for ABC's ''Series/{{Castle}}'' look promising, mostly for Nathan Fillion's line after he flops onto a couch and exclaims: "What's got two thumbs and a date with a prostitute? ''THIS GUY!''" What really sells it is the thumb-pointing and the ridiculously silly look on his face when he shouts the last part. The first few minutes can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9JXbJOXVkk here]].
** The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAxe8cgJ3ss Season 2]] bloopers have managed to do the impossible by being ''even funnier'' than Season 1, with classic moments like Nathan Fillion [[DopeSlap slapping people]] who mess up their lines, mugging the camera, and even ''planting a big wet one on Jon Huertas.'' It begs the question: how are the Season 3 bloopers going to turn out? And there's also this:
-->'''Director''': ''(off screen to the camera man)'' Can we go to Stana?
-->'''Stana''': Why were we elsewhere?
** Seamus Dever has a lot of particularly funny bloopers, including this:
-->'''Seamus''': I WANT HIM TO SEX ME UP. IS HE SEXING ME UP?
** The [[http://youtu.be/uej8JbkV1kE Season 3]] bloopers will make you hurt yourself laughing. You have been warned.
** Four seasons, and we finally get Jon Huertas and Seamus Dever kissing. Stana Katic is about as excited as the fangirls.
** We absolutely cannot overlook Stana mocking the ever loving hell out of the entire show:
-->'''Stana as Kate''': So what do I ''do''?
-->'''Kate's Therapist''': What do you ''want'' to do?
-->'''Stana''': I wanna fuck his brains out.
** And season five, when Nathan (as Castle) is looking through binoculars at a green screen (which in-universe is supposed to be an apartment complex) and an extra in a red shirt strolls through the shot and Nathan shouts, "I SAW SPIDER-MAN!" There's also a whole series of cuts where Nathan can't say a line with a straight face due to unforseen DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything in the script.
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQd5UURru4I Season six]] keeps the form, starting with Nathan's epic crack on Seamus Dever (Det. Kevin Ryan) from a previous episode:
-->'''Nathan''': That's the same hotel where we put up Jerry Tyson. I remember because Ryan got his ass kicked, like hard style. Jerry Tyson made a bitch of him.
** [[https://youtu.be/M7fJr5Y1rM0 Season Seven]] has Castle stealing a victorious kiss from Captain Gates, of all people...but then Nathan turns around and steals a ''second'' unscripted kiss and walks off muttering, "That was good!" while Penny stands there stunned and then bursts out laughing. We're also treated to Stana tickling a cadaver extra, Nathan calling Kelly Nieman a bitch, and Seamus, Jon, and Stana high-fiving Wonder Twins-style that they're the best detective squad in the universe. It's as precious as it sounds.
* What happens when John Barrowman and other actors try to film something? ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' outtakes. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAZuzK9DW_8 Watch and laugh.]]
** And [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOOIx-0HJq0 Season 2!]]
* Many episodes of ''Series/BillNyeTheScienceGuy'' end with bloopers playing over the closing credits.
** In one episode he is tossed vegetables which he catches as he talks. He just narrowly catches one in time to avoid a GroinAttack.
* ''Series/HomeImprovement'' also usually featured outtakes at the end of episodes.
* Parodied on ''Alexei Sayle's Stuff'' with "outtakes" featuring such things as Alexei ''accidentally'' bursting into song in the middle of a line of dialogue.
* If you see any of ''Series/TheXFiles'' gag reels, at least 30% of it will involve Gillian Anderson laughing uncontrollably. Apparently she is a notorious giggler.
** Mitch Pileggi, who played Skinner, said, "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jrebn1sP9g#t=1m20s Once she starts giggling, it's all over.]]" Watching a lot of the bloopers proves it's infectious, too.
** And she has a hilarious habit of swearing like a sailor when she flubs a line.
*** So does Robert Patrick, which can make for some truly epic hilarity in the Season Eight gag reel. At one point Doggett is talking to Scully while she's in her car, Anderson flubs a line, Patrick flubs a line and says "Oh, fuck me" before turning to move away so they can start the scene over, and ''hits his head'' on the edge of the door.
** And getting Gillian and Annabeth Gish in the same scene together is pretty much guaranteed dissolvement into laughter.
** Another few bloopers generally involve the very petite Gillian Anderson stumbling off [[ScullyBox the box]] they've given her to stand on next to her taller co-stars. FOX actually turned one of these moments into a "coming up next on FOX" show promo during Season 9; generally they used clips of Gillian Anderson, Robert Patrick, and Annabeth Gish standing together and looking solemnly at the camera. During one take, though, Anderson is a bit unsteady on her feet, and topples straight down off camera, trying to grab Robert Patrick for support and nearly taking him down with her as Annabeth Gish cracks up. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ataT5iKQ3Fw FOX used this take to introduce the "funny" episodes.]]
** The cast was also very fond of pranking each other during scenes.
*** During one of the more gruesome episodes, Duchovny threw a handful of rice at Anderson during a take, which she mistook for ''maggots''. Cue a lot of flailing and screaming, and an OhCrap from Duchovny.
** The cast, especially David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, would play off each other if a line was flubbed, leading to some hilarious ad-libbed blooper scenes.
* Because ''Series/BlakesSeven'' was shot on a shoestring budget, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEOU-6zkhSE most]] of the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pXrU428bpQ outtakes]] involve the props not working right.
-->'''Dayna:''' Avon, what ''are'' you doing?\\
'''Avon:''' Pulling the set apart.
* At the end of the ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'' episode "Angela's Men", they intended to have a final scene in which Topanga, who is still up, notes to Angela and Shawn are still awake and right there at 3:00 in the morning. Then she lets them know, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0PlHgeed0Y "You're crushing Eric"]]. Suddenly, part of the couch comes up and a pillow falls off, revealing Eric's face sticking out of a hole in a fake couch cushion. He finally gets up, and he starts cracking up. They were literally NEVER able to finish the scene without corpsing, mainly as a result of Shawn and Eric being together, and the outtakes are the only recorded proof that it was meant to happen.
* In TheTag of ''Series/TheMonkees'' episode "Monkees On the Wheel", Mike tries over and over to finish the line "Save the Texas Prairie Chicken", but ends up corpsing over and over. He finally gets the line down (to fake thunderous applause).
* The blooper reel found on ''Series/TheMiddleman'' DVD set largely consists of actors struggling to get out the show's wonderfully overwritten dialogue (and cursing head writer Javier Grillo-Marxuach). Other highlights include Creator/KevinSorbo wrestling with an uncooperate prop and a disco-dancing Interrodroid.
-->'''Mary Pat Gleason:''' Dammitjavidammitjavidammitjavi!
* ''Series/{{Community}}'' has outakes on every single DVD of the first two seasons. Involving everything from Chevy corpsing, to alternative ad lib lines, to Joel doing fake PSA, to Danny trying to get Gillian to wipe away a booger.
* The special features on the Season 2 DVD of ''Series/LawAndOrderUK'' include a 10-minute gag-reel. Most of the clips are typical--flubbed lines, malfunctioning props, {{Corpsing}}, etc. However, the apogee is a botched scene where Detectives Devlin and Brooks are interviewing a witness. Distracted by the loud music playing in the background, JamieBamber begins struggling not to laugh before finally cracking up, declaring, "I'm sorry; I can't fucking do this". Knowing that the take is no good anyway, Bradley Walsh begins dancing to the music, all the while ''[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome still saying his lines with a straight face]]'' as though this is completely normal, pretending not to notice that the other actors--Bamber and the kid playing the witness are literally doubled over--are laughing hysterically.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zas61gKgr60 Here it is!]]
* Among the bloopers for ''Series/BurnNotice'', Season 1 DVD features Creator/BruceCampbell ad-libbing different naughty variations of two scenes, Gabrielle Anwar timing her GroinAttack at Jeffrey Donovan badly (resulting in a rather painful hit) and the problem with [[CoolCar the Charger's]] hood getting stuck, prompting Jeffrey Donovan to ask Bruce Campbell to sit on it. Season 2 starts with the BadassCrew [[BadassInANiceSuit In Nice Suits]] scene being ruined by Bruce Campbell fooling around, and then goes through the prop guys' practical jokes, lots of {{corpsing}} during different takes of one scene, [[NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals a labrador walking in on the set]], the trouble with tossing props correctly, Jeffrey Donovan randomly dancing, Gabrielle Anwar's innuendo and people making weird faces.
* Series/MythBusters has at least one blooper reel on the Discovery website. At least two special [=MythBusters=] episodes ([=MythBusters=] Revealed, Top 25 [=MythBusters=] Moments) also contained these. In fact, at least two ''regular'' [=MythBusters=] episodes contained these ''in the course of the episode''.
** A memorable one exists in the Confederate Rocket myth. Grant is attempting to make nitrous oxide gas (aka "laughing gas") with Civil War technology. While ''[[TemptingFate standing near the apparatus]]'', he tries to explain how nitrous oxide is a more probable oxidizer for rockets than liquid oxygen would be at the time...and [[{{Corpsing}} keeps bursting into sudden laughter]].
--->'''Rob Lee''': [[DeadpanSnarker They've clearly made laughing gas.]] But what is he trying to ''say''?
* ''Series/{{Highlander}}'' had two commercially released outtake reels. Some of the more notable ones:
** Adrian Paul having huge problems jumping onto his horse in the episode 'Family Ties'
** The director forgetting to yell 'cut' during the 'Prophecy' Cassandra/Duncan love scene. Tracy Scoggins finally exclaimed "If this goes on much longer, I'm going to need birth control!"
** The episode 'The Stone of Scone' where Adrian Paul and Roger Daltry had a big problem getting lines out because of the highland cow's constant mooing at the wrong time. The outtakes ended with a parody of a quickening, with Duncan being beheaded by the cow.
** Adrian playing a practical joke during 'Turnabout' with a sex toy
** Jim Byrnes being unable to complete a scene in 'The Cross of St.Antoine' where Joe was supposed to break a glass door with his cane. It simply did not work and ultimately, a crowbar had to be painted like his cane to complete the scene.
** A couple bloopers were left in the episodes, like Duncan and Amanda's kiss attempt/headbutt in 'Money No Object' and one season 1 episode where Adrian and Stan Kirsch thought the final scene was going to cut earlier than it did. They stay in character for a moment, then burst out laughing.
* This was half the premise of ''Series/TVsBloopersAndPracticalJokes''
* For a show about serial killers, the cast of ''Series/CriminalMinds'' manages to produce a lot of hiliarious outtakes. Every season but the first one has a gag reel with the [=DVD=] set. Here's a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M6tXiGh2Hw&feature=related video]] with the bloopers from seasons 2-6.
* Since so many of the cast members of ''Series/WhiteCollar'' are seasoned theater actors (by definition, [[LargeHam large hams]] used to improvising when things go wrong,) their gag reels are correspondingly hilarious. Two things become apparent during the gag reels: ''White Collar'' might have one of the most foul-mouthed casts on television, and the image of Tim Dekay as the tightly-wound Straight man Peter Burke is forever ruined (he cycles through ManChild, DirtyOldMan, and a SirSwearsALot DeadpanSnarker at ''warp speed.'')
* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'' had a blooper reel on the DVD set for each of its five seasons.
* ''Series/TheTribe'' had two half hour blooper reels, one covering the first three seasons - released on the season one DVD - and one covering seasons four and five, released on the season two DVD. Unsurprisingly on a show where 99% of the actors were under eighteen, they are heavy on line flubbing and corpsing. They're also hilarious.
* The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyrSjzrrjG0 Once Upon a Time]] bloopers. Featuring an upside down contract, a lost card, Emma Stone, a pooping bird, Regina being a big fat liar, and an evil laugh from Gold which really should have made the final cut.
** Then they brought out the Season 2 bloopers, and an internet meme was started. "They wanna put me on display like some evil ''panda''? Uh-uh, I don't ''think'' so!"
* Blackadder. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNumeuaj994 And you thought the TV show itself was hilarious.]]
* The first season DVD set of ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' included a very short gag reel; a different, much longer one was included with every copy of ''Tony and Me'', the book Jack Klugman wrote about his friendship with Tony Randall. Flubbed lines, corpsing, dirty jokes, fake make-out sessions (to aggravate certain homophobic network execs) and general tomfoolery abound.
* ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'', of all shows, has a particularly hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAbWmjUyhhs gag reel]] featuring the usual flubbed lines, Laurence Fishburne mispronouncing "Dumfries" as "dumb fries", Mads Mikkelsen repeatedly failing to catch a potato on his knife, and later saying what ''everybody'' in the audience was thinking to Freddie during a dinner scene:
--> '''Lara Jean Chorostecki:''' This is possibly the finest salad I've ever eaten in my life. Shame to ruin it with all that meat.
--> '''Mads Mikkelsen:''' Shut up, bitch.
** The DVD/Blu-Ray has an extended version, including such gems as Hugh Dancy repeatedly tripping over scenery, a crew member dropping the steadicam, and cast and crew members [[https://youtu.be/oPZU-HGhy5I?t=146 cracking up at]] Laurence Fishburne's [[NoIndoorVoice unprovoked yelling]]:
--> '''Lawrence Fishburne:''' ''I KNOW WHEN I'M AWAKE!''
--> ''(Awkward Silence)''
-->'''Hugh Dancy''' So did anybody see the game last night?
** Ditto for the other two seasons, which follow suit. For example, in season two when Jimmy Price (Scott Thompson) is performing an inventory of a serial killer and deliberately sets everyone off giggling:
-->'''Price''': One black leather billfold: containing $443, various credit cards. One hard candy, covered in murderer's lint. One silver cock-ring: tarnished, very rusted cock-ring.
* ''Series/{{TheTonightShowStarringJimmyFallon}}'' has an [[https://youtu.be/oPZU-HGhy5I?t=146 uncut version]] of Jimmy and Bradley Cooper desperately trying to have a serious conversation about his part in The Elephant Man. It's all fine until they realise they still have on silly hats from earlier in the show, contrasting just a little with the very dark subject matter of The Elephant Man. Cue literally ''ten minutes'' of increasingly hysterical laughter as they redo the conversation over and over again, mostly hilarious because it's so [[GallowsHumor inappropriate to laugh in that situation.]] By the end Bradley is red in the face, Jimmy is nearly in tears, and neither of them can get through a single sentence without dissolving into giggles.
* Given the nature of the show, outtakes at the end of every episode have always been as important a part of ''Series/RaumschiffGamestar'' as the actual episodes. In fact, there hasn't been a single episode in five seasons that wasn't published with at least one or two outtakes.
* The BBC for a long time compiled out-takes into a tape for their Christmas parties, dubbed 'BBC VT'. It got to the point where people would say 'Merry Christmas VT' after a blooper.
* Even Trinity Broadcasting Network had a blooper reel, featuring sets falling down, light bulbs exploding in the middle of fiery sermons, various pranks and hysterics.
* ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' has an InUniverse example with George Sr's "Caged Wisdom" videos (a series of videos recorded in prison where he dispenses religious advice). This comes back to bite him when:
** 1. One blooper has him saying "Faith is a fact" instead of "Faith is a facet".
** 2. Cindy Lightballoon, an undercover agent who becomes sympathetic to him, takes the mistaken line as truth.
** 3. She comes to believe he's innocent of what he's accused of and convinces him he'll be found innocent at trial. Unfortunately, George doesn't discover any of this until he's already agreed to go to trial.
-->'''George:''' I'm going to trial because you don't understand the concept of a blooper reel?
* ''Series/TheFlash2014'' has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6HmZM5dba4 one for season 1]].
** Highlights include:
*** Robbie Amell (Ronnie) spitting out fake snow.
*** "Look upon the horizon. All you see will soon be yours, Simba."
*** Grant Gustin (Barry) and Andy Mientus (Hartley) staring into each other's eyes during the confrontation between The Flash and Pied Piper. Gustin blurted out, "Your eyes are beautiful," in lieu of his line, then backpedaled by saying, "But we're not gonna kiss!" as the romantic background music ended with a RecordNeedleScratch. Followed up by Mientus (who is openly bisexual and whose character is gay) can be heard in the background saying, "Please?"
*** Cavanaugh's involuntary movement of his legs while portraying the paralyzed Dr. Well's, Daniele's reaction is spot on, "IT'S A MIRACLE!"
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgWEck3Qagk Season 2's]] ups the factor, particular highlights:
*** Patton, Valdos and Panabaker being pelted with more debris and wind than usually with one of The Flash's take offs, to the point Candice almost falls over.
*** Grant's horsing around with an improtu "Shut Up, Jay," causing Teddy Sears to break character with a goofy laugh, causing the entire set to burst out laughing.
*** Gustin's lip's flaps in 120fps.
*** Carlos' inability to catch the bomb Kate Cassidey (Black Siren) tosses him.
*** Candice's snarky one liner when Joe asks Iris if she's pregnant, "Definitely not pregnant, I'm not getting annny!"
*** Tom Cavanaugh's constantly losing Harry's USB file.
*** Gustin finishing the poignant goodbye with Shantel [=VanSanten=]'s Patty, only to pop up in the window out of nowhere scaring the crap out of her.
*** An out of breath Jesse Martin flubbing his line, to Patton's chargin and Valdos humor.
*** Carlos flubbing Jay as "Bae, nope not Bae, not Bae," to which Daniele retorts, "Really FreudianSlip maybe!"
*** Grant and Tom's concern and disbelief that Barry/Grant has to toss a heavy object over the camera's "Everybody be nervous, I can't even remember the last time I threw a football, and THIS is not a football."
*** Teddy Sears/Jay flubbing the line, "What's Christmas," to which Daniele corrects him, but the kicker is Carlos' roaring laughter in the background.
*** "All right, take off your pant's."
* ''Series/TerminatorTheSarahConnorChronicles'' has one for each season. It's mostly scenery breaking and actors flubbing their lines, including a funny one of Thomas Dekker unable to pull Riley's morgue drawer (she starts laughing, a case of literal {{Corpsing}} ), and the finale's HK attack only crashing partway through the window and setting something on fire.
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[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* Many comedy movies run outtakes over the end credits, including:
** Director Hal Needham's films with Burt Reynolds, beginning with ''Film/{{Hooper}}'' in 1978, popularized this trope. These were so popular they've been parodied by other films
*** ''Series/TheState'' recreated ''Film/TheCannonballRun'' bloopers ''word for word'' in one closing sketch.
*** ''Film/AnchormanTheLegendOfRonBurgundy'' snuck one of the outtakes of Burt Reynolds from ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBanditII'' in with the outtakes from the feature.
** ''Film/TheresSomethingAboutMary''
** ''Film/DaddyDayCare''
** ''Film/RushHour''
** ''Film/LiarLiar
** ''Film/BruceAlmighty''
** ''Film/GrumpyOldMen''
** ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou''
** It's not unusual for the outtakes to be funnier than the movie.
* Marty's prop flask being replaced with real liquor in ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. Cue Creator/MichaelJFox doing a SpitTake and [[HilarityEnsues hilarity ensuing.]]
** And a jokey improvised version of a deleted scene (where Marty looked into a classroom and saw his teenaged mother cheating on a test), where Michael J. Fox strolled onto the set wearing a wifebeater, a hairnet, belted slacks and a cigarette in his mouth - acting like a stereotypical Mexican thug. Cue Mexican!Marty calling Doc "Puto" [[note]] equivalent of "fag" in Spanish [[/note]], calling Lorraine "bitch", and yelling that "SHE CHEATIN', MANG!!" And the fact that he is visibly trying not to laugh makes it [[CrowningMomentOfFunny all the more hysterical.]]
* ''Film/BeingThere'' runs outtakes of Creator/PeterSellers continually flubbing a speech that had to be cut (he couldn't get through it without cracking up and breaking character) over the end credits. This was director Hal Ashby's idea -- Sellers was famous for committing to his characters, and saw this as "break[ing] the spell" of the film. He tried multiple times to get the outtakes dropped, but Ashby never relented. ''New York Times'' critic Vincent Canby later noted the mood-breaking effect of these outtakes in an essay against the whole trend of such, which was taking off around this time with the aforementioned ''Smokey and the Bandit'' films. There is an alternate, no-outtakes end credit sequence that was last seen circa 2004 in syndicated television airings, but all video prints of the film, including the 2009 [=DVD=] release, only use the outtakes version -- the [=DVD=]s don't even include the alternate version as a bonus feature. And the [=BluRay=] disc includes ''even more'' bloopers from that speech.
** There's a rumor that the outtakes were what caused Sellers to lose out on the Best Actor Oscar for his role.
* The 1984 movie ''Chattanooga Choo Choo'' had a great collection of outtakes following the movie.
* ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' had a few, including a improv where Creator/LeonardNimoy and Creator/WilliamShatner stretch out the "What does it mean, exact change?" bit after a blown take. The best, though, is during the scene where the ''Enterprise'' crew faces the Federation President at the end. Everyone cracks up when Shatner blows his line.
-->'''Shatner:''' On behalf of all of us, Mister President, I have been authorized to plead not guilty. On the other hand, they have also authorized me to plead guilty. Now I am confused.
-->'''Nimoy:''' That's good, keep rolling. Keep rolling. Ask him the question again, I like that. That was a good answer Bill.
* Most Creator/JackieChan action films include a modified version of this, with the outtakes often highlighting Chan's stunt failures and injuries. Several films have included clips of Chan being airlifted to hospitals, being loaded into ambulances, breaking bones, falling from high places onto hard/pointy things, etc. Chan was inspired to do this by the bloopers in ''Film/TheCannonballRun'', where he had a bit part.
** On ''Film/RushHour'', though, when he [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=24s fails to slide through a narrow space]] and falls to the floor, he jumps up with a "Jackie always OK!" to the amusement of the crew.
** Most of the other outtakes are Jackie flubbing his lines. Chan speaks very little English, and does his more complex lines by repeating the sounds without understanding what he's saying. The end result is that he often mispronounces things...and sometimes the crew slips him fake lines to get him to say something awful without knowing what it was!
** This is especially hilarious in the ''Film/RushHour'' outtakes, where Brett Ratner fed Jackie Chan increasingly dirty commentary about porn, ending with Jackie saying "I like the one with the horse!" with a straight face, until the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5SJqojfKJk&t=1m57s entire crew bursts out laughing]].
--->'''Chris:''' Lee, what's wrong with you?\\
'''Jackie:''' I don't know! Brett Ratner teach me that! ''(everyone laughs as Jackie glares off-camera)'' Are you teaching me a bad word?
*** This one goes [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bx7u07Vrkw&t=2m30s both ways...]]
---->'''Jackie:''' ''(laughing)'' See? How difficult is that? My English? He cannot even speak three words in Chinese!
*** And from one of the sequels, after several clips of Chris Tucker [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5SJqojfKJk&t=1m16s flubbing the same line]]:
---->'''Chris:''' El Poco Roco...\\
'''Jackie:''' El Pollo Loco!
*** He also [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=46s can't pronounce]] "gefilte fish" to save his life. And [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=2m07s Jackie can't say]] "Madison Square Garden."
*** Or "Secret Service", which kept coming out as "Seafood Service"
--->'''Crew''': ''Secret'' Service!
--->'''Jackie''': I know "secret"! I know "service"! But, everything together, it become "seafood"!
*** After Chris keeps [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=1m54s flubbing the line]] and calling Jackie, "Jackie" instead of his character's name (Inspector Lee).
---->'''Kenny (Don Cheadle):''' His name is ''Lee'', [[PrecisionFStrike Goddamnit!]]
*** Another has Chris Tucker getting a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=2m51s phone call]] from a friend.
---->'''Tucker''': ''[On phone]'' Hello? I'm filmin' man. I s... Call me back at seven o'... I'm filmin'! I'm looking Jackie Chan dead in his eye! Call me back.\\
'''Chan''': ''[motions hand to camera]'' We are on the... we...\\
'''Tucker''': ''[Still on phone]'' '''Call me back!'''\\
'''Chan''': Are you professional? We are filming. You turn on your phone!?\\
'''Tucker''': ''[Still on phone]'' No, you can't speak to Jackie Chan! ''[Extras and crew laugh in background]'' '''No!''' ''[Hands Jackie phone, embarrassed]'' They wanna speak to you Jack.\\
'''Chan''': Hello?\\
'''Tucker''': I'm sorry 'bout this.\\
'''Chan''': We are filming right now! ''[Background laughter rises]'' ... You sorry?! ... You waste our film! ''[Background laughter continues]''\\
'''Tucker''': ''[Takes phone back]'' Call me later! Seven o'clock! ''[Shuts phone off and walks off camera; Jackie looks at the camera shaking his head]''
*** And after [[spoiler: Ricky Tan [[DisneyVillainDeath falls to his death]]]]: ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=3m34s Here.]]) Even funnier, it also happens to be HilariousInHindsight.
---->'''Tucker:''' Damn! He ain't gonna be in ''Rush Hour 3''!
** In the ''[[ShanghaiNoon Shanghai]]'' series, Owen Wilson has a great deal of difficulty remembering to call Jackie by his character's name. Then there's the time Jackie forgot to turn his cellphone off... oops.
*** Which is a bit of a weird callback to the above mentioned outtake from ''RushHour 2''.
** Also from ''Shanghai Knights'', during one fight he and his foe totally forgot the fight choreography, and just kept repetitively hitting each other... until Jackie turned the motions into a dance routine, then finally threw his hands up and shouted "You have to say CUT!"
** Same outtakes reel: Jackie falls through a hole in the set, we hear an absolutely epic crash from below, followed by Jackie's pained voice saying "You were supposed to ''catch'' me!"
** These were parodied in the ''Series/MrShow'' DirectToVideo ''Run Ronnie Run''.
** While not hilarious, there's an interesting one in ''Film/RumbleInTheBronx'', where Jackie Chan trips while running from the actors playing goons. It's interesting watching the expressions of his crowd of pursuers go from angry "I'm going to get you" to "are you okay?" in a split second. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtA_xiISKRo here at 1:30]] - notice the guy with the bat raise it to strike, then check on Jackie.
* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'' has some excellent outtakes on the DVD. Nathan Fillion gets extra credit for slowly but surely derailing a dramatic scene for full comedic effect.
-->'''Mal:''' Get these bodies together.\\
'''Zoe:''' We got time for grave diggin'?\\
'''Mal:''' Zoe, you and Simon are going to rope them together. Five or six of them, laid out on the nose of our ship.\\
'''Simon:''' Are you insane?\\
'''Mal:''' [[RefugeInAudacity Put Book front and center. He's our friend, we should honor him.]] Kaylee, find that kid who's taking a dirt nap with baby Jesus. [[CrossesTheLineTwice We need a hood ornament.]] Jayne! Try not to steal too much of their shit!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aqFSzNNdrw&feature=related Nathan Fillion keeps an entirely straight face during this entire exchange.]]
*** As does Adam Baldwin, who ''plays along'', giving a perfectly timed, "I wasn't gonna!" shrug.
** The funniest outtake occurred when Mal confronts the rest of the crew after his talk with Inara:
--->'''Mal:''' I'm assuming y'all were listening.\\
'''Kaylee:''' Yeah...\\
'''Mal:''' Did you hear us fight?\\
'''Kaylee:''' No...\\
'''Mal:''' '''''[[NoIndoorVoice TRAP!!!]]'''''\\
[''The line is delivered in the feature as a flat'' "Trap."]
** But perhaps the greatest one of all is during the big space battle near the end, made funnier because no one breaks character during the entire thing, even after it's apparent that someone's messed up. ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdXwDhKGOtA "GET OUT OF THE WAAAAAAYYYYY!!!"]]''
-->'''Alan:''' Fine! You wanna fly?! Fuckin' fly!! ''(gets up and 'storms' off; Nathan grabs the wheel and begins 'driving' the ship. As he leaves the cockpit, Alan turns and screams)'' I'LL BE IN MY BUNK!
* The special features on the DVD of ''TheHangover'' include a segment entitled "The Madness of Ken Jeong", which are basically improvised scenes of Ken being as creatively vulgar/racist/homophobic as possible. The other actors desperately try to keep up, and do admirably (Jeong's right hand man's attempts to back up Jeong's wanking motions are [[JapaneseRanguage pliceress]]).
* Each ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' film has its own set of ''Bloopers of the Caribbean'' on the DVD release, all of which have got to be some of the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4D7yXmiWfw funniest]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuOk3rEMRqg outtakes]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU1IQRpmuDA ever]] committed to film:
-->'''Johnny Depp:''' And now all that's left is for you to climb aboard the ''Davy Jones Crocodile Machine'' or whatever it's called, what is the bloody thing called?\\
[...]\\
'''Jonathan Pryce:''' ''(reading from a scroll)'' The charge is conspiring to set free a man convicted of... ''([[{{Beat}} very long pause)]]'' I can't read my ''own writing.''\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' I shall help you to find the compass...if you do strange things to my dog, his name is Tim.\\
[...]\\
'''Sailor abord the ''Edinburgh Trader'':''' There's a female presence here, sir. [[AccidentalInnuendo All the men have felt her]]...[[ThatCameOutWrong No they haven't felt her]].\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' Dear friends, let us not...forget our lines. Let's not forget our lines, shall we?\\
[...]\\
'''Geoffrey Rush:''' [[LargeHam NAAAY, BELAY THAT!!!]] ''([[{{Beat}} long pause]])'' Do somethin' else!\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' (after flubbing a line for the third time) I hate this bloody line. Where are the writers; I want to kill them.\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' ... square my debt with Jones... ''(downs a glass of wine, then continues hoarsely)'' [-guarantee my free- -] ''(cough)'' [-What's-] ''[-in-]'' [-that?-]
** The part when the candle breaks off the wall at the wrong moment is also hilarious, as is Orlando Bloom's numerous attempts at flipping the sword.
** Director Gore Verbinski deadpans "same thing, only better, please."
** When Jack brings the uncoscious Elizabeth to the docks when he saves her from drowning, Johnny Depp's pirate wig falls off and he gives it to one of the two British soldiers.
-->'''Johnny Depp''': No wait. Take this with you. Take this as well. (hands his pirate hair to one of the soldiers, who proceeds to touch Keira Knightly (Elizabeth) with it).
** Johnny Depp leans into the frame and fussily adjusts a lock of hair on Jack Davenport's forehead, to which he replies "Thanks, dear." [[HoYay And they wonder why people write fan fic.]]
** The third installment has another epic line from Geoffrey Rush:
--->'''Captain Barbosa:''' ''(he kneels in front of Calypso)'' Calypso, I come before you as but a servant-- ''(the wind blows, knocking off his hat)'' [[PrecisionFStrike You blew me hat off, ya (bleep)!]]
** And this conversation:
--->'''Beckett:''' Someone must ensure the world turns smoothly... someone must... oh *** , ***.\\
'''Jack:''' Ahem. You can't curse in a Disney film, mate.
** What makes some of them even funnier is seeing Creator/JohnnyDepp ''never'' break character even when he flubs his lines.
** In ''On Stranger Tides'', helicopters keep flying overhead. Both times this happens, the actors casually point them out in some form or other ''completely'' in character.
--->'''Johnny Depp:''' What I want first...''(chopper sounds overhead)'' [[AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption is Ponce de Leon's helicopter]].
* ''Film/{{Hitch}}'' has some excellent blooper lines by both WillSmith and Kevin James, as seen [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6nt0x_hitch-blooper-betisier_fun here.]]:
-->'''Will:''' ''(to Kevin James, who is off-screen)'' I feel terrible mixing business and pleasure, but um... I would... I would love to fuck you.\\
'''Kevin:''' Because without you, I have no... I have no... shit. I have no shit. I have no shit in me. I'm empty. Which is convenient on a camping trip but not now.
* ''Film/UndercoverBrother'' has some incredible outtakes from Creator/DaveChappelle:
-->'''Dave:''' ''(points a gun at the camera)'' Who's laughing? SHUT UP!

-->'''Dave:''' ''(waving his gun)'' We're gonna break Whitey's motherfuckin' head! ''(he points it at the camera)'' You too, audience! Get out your seats! Burn that motherfuckin' theater down!

-->'''Dave:''' UsefulNotes/BillClinton! Black. Man. His high-yellow ass ain't foolin' me.
* ''Film/MenInBlackII'' was not exactly the best movie ever, but the nearly ten-minute long rolling of Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Rosario Dawson, and a stuntman in the car was arguably funnier than the actual movie. Mostly because the director kept calling the stuntman "Derek" and that was not his name. Will could not keep it together because of it. ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=353vlb3VfAU&t=2m5s Found here]].)
** That and '''"DON'T MAKE SOUND EFFECT SOUNDS!"'''
** Not to mention Jones's, "Stop saying 'Action' so funny! Be serious!"
* ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', a ''Best-Picture-Winning Horror Film'', includes on its special edition DVD a hilarious blooper reel, including an outtake of Hopkins, covered in blood, impersonating Rocky Balboa. There's also a great clip of when Starling attempts to arrest Buffalo Bill. Jodie Foster flubs her line, causing her and the actor ''playing a serial killer'' to dissolve into hysterics.
--> '''Jodie Foster''': "FREEZE! PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR HIPS-(pause) Hands on your hips? (cracking up) And fucking do the hokey-pokey!"
* Say what you want about the movie ''Film/VanHelsing'' but the outtakes were brilliant, especially these two:
-->'''Frankenstein:''' ''(encased in a block of ice)'' I'm a cold-hearted bitch.\\
'''Dracula:''' Ladies and gentlemen... I give you... [[Music/VanHalen VAN HALEN]]!
* ''Film/HotFuzz'''s outtake reel has a lot of line flubbing... and then Nick and Simon fully acknowledging the HoYay between their characters. It has to be seen to be believed.
** And of course, Nick, when confronted by the drunk kid pissing against a wall, commenting "Collars match the cuffs."
** As usual for him, TimothyDalton steals the scene ''again'', this time flubbing his line and letting loose a string of expletives... and then swearing ''again'' when he realizes they're still rolling.
* ''Film/TheLionTheWitchAndTheWardrobe'' (the 2005 one), has several, including the Centaurs and Mr. Tumnus having difficulty playing their instruments ([[NotWhatItLooksLike no]].), Peter falling off his horse as it rears up, and claiming that Lucy looked like "the girl from ''Film/TheExorcist''" in one scene, and Jadis having trouble with some doors (and slipping on her sleigh).
** The best was the motion-capture actor for Maugrim playing around with his bright neon green suit:
--->"But you're going to die... by a FROG!" ''(jumps at Peter)''
* ''Film/ShaunOfTheDead'''s gag reel includes an awful lot of improvisation on the part of Nick Frost, particularly during a scene describing some of the Winchester's exotic customers, namely the old woman that was eventually called a "Cockacidal Maniac."
-->'''Simon Pegg:''' What about her then?\\
'''Nick Frost:''' Oh... big ole gash/holy flaps/loves giant root/pipe or clam, it's all good/big old muff/ropey old twat/more holes filled with pearly-white spooge.
** Simon Pegg and Peter Serafinowicz saying their lines... while simultaneously impersonating John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=].
** Simon Pegg and Nick Frost doing a scene of theirs while imitating MichaelCaine and SeanConnery from ''Film/TheManWhoWouldBeKing''. Done again in ''Film/HotFuzz''.
* ''Film/{{Underworld}}'' has a few notable examples. One involves the Lycan scientist constantly flubbing his explanation to Viktor over and over- when he finally gets it right Selene (Kate Beckinsale) breaks character because she realizes she's missing her fangs. Another shows the film's Stunt Coordinator removing a ladder used to set up a shot and trying to exit the set far too quickly considering the environment- basically he slips trying to ''run on wet cement with a ladder in his arms and falls on his ass''.
** "Dycans?"
* The first ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' film has some great ones. A whole slew of them can be viewed [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkNWF_75dWM here]].
-->'''Ian [=McKellen=] (as Gandalf):''' Orcs! And so far from [[IncrediblyLamePun Auckland]].
** And Sean Astin's "I just wanted to come in and try to get a bit of a close up!" bit is awesome. Especially with Ian starts mugging for the camera in response.
** How about a whole group of the crew, while working in the Hobbit home scene, [[EpicFail all getting up, bonking their heads on the ceiling, and collapsing in pain, all at the same time]]?
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8XZ6KxE30I Viggo Mortensen randomly deciding to kiss Billy Boyd]] deserves special mention.
** The best one of all has to be from ''Two Towers'': during the scene in Osgiliath, there's one take where David Wenham (Faramir) looks up and screams "NAZGUL!!!" The camera pans up and a 747 flys by overhead. Cue all of the actors falling over laughing.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWWgQMZDfaM Ian McKellen forgets his line]], and never breaks character
** The Fellowship are barricading the door in the Mines of Moria and Orlando Bloom (Legolas) adds a tiny stick, causing Ian to say "Typical elf work."
* Both the original and prequel ''Franchise/StarWars'' trilogies have them, some staged (most of the ones involving Jar Jar, and one bit where Boba Fett hunts down an Ewok). The blooper reels also demonstrate that, apparently, it is impossible to keep R2-D2 standing up straight for any length of time. And then there's the bit where George Lucas is telling Anthony Daniels, in costume as C-3PO, that he needs to emote more.
** The best one has to be Liam Neeson taking out his lightsaber... only to send it flying over his shoulder, and for the beat afterwards, he casually starts to walk away in a "yeah, I totally meant to do that" manner.
* The film ''Film/RedEye'' has a hilarious blooper reel. You can find it on Youtube. Apparently the extras had fun and that little blond girl scared Creator/CillianMurphy ... ''with good reason''.
* Speaking of Wes Craven, the first five minutes of the ''Film/{{Scream 4}}'' outtakes features Ghostface jumping out and scaring actors out of no where. It's freaking GREAT.
* The bloopers for the 2009 ''Film/StarTrek'' are ''unbelievably funny''. So much so that to list the funniest ones would be impossible considering all of them are complete gold. Seen [[http://youtu.be/QtOdsDBnUMs here]].
** Special mention to Creator/JJAbrams constantly beatboxing with the microphone.
-->(calling from offscreen) ...and again, as if ''not'' in the blooper reel...
** The part when Bruce can't get the gun out the holster and when Chris falls out of the captain's chair are hands down the funniest moments.
** Well of course they weren't filming a scene and simultaneously broke out into dance and obviously [[Creator/ZacharyQuinto ZQ]] and Creator/ChrisPine weren't messing up when they did that whole scene with an Irish/Scottish/Wherever the hell people talk like that (nowhere) accent. RuleOfFunny, my friend.
* Thai action film ''Chocolate'' goes a different route -- instead of funny material, the outtakes are injuries suffered on-set.
** Good thing that pile of stunt guys broke his fall.
* ''Film/KissKissBangBang'' was already a hilarious film, but the actors somehow managed to top themselves in these [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N64EMzGR8Ts bloopers]]
-->"What's wrong with that car?" "That car's fucked up!"
* Rupert Grint, and to a lesser extent Daniel Radcliffe, is notorious for {{corpsing}} on set.
* ''Film/TheMasterOfDisguise'', to pad things out to 85 minutes, intersperses its end credits with these and deleted scenes.
** Unfortunately they're better than anything the movie threw at us.
* ''Film/RatRace'' has a real gem.
-->'''John Lovitz:''' ''(ad-libbing)'' I just want some proof. I want to see it. Did he show ''you'' the money?\\
'''Cuba Gooding Jr.:''' [[ActorAllusion No he did]] ''not'' [[JerryMaguire show me the money...]]
* ''Film/NickAndNorahsInfinitePlaylist'' has a series of deleted scene outtakes in which a cleaning lady comes by, takes one look at Caroline's mess in the public toilet, and says simply, "Hell no!", with a different acCENTUponTheWrongSylLABle each time.
* ''Film/HellboyIITheGoldenArmy'' has its share of moments (you can watch their blooper reel [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsiGzDK-E1U here]]).
* The Blu-Ray edition of ''Film/SpiderMan3'' has a blooper reel that is unique in that, at the end, it features incomplete visual effects shots that the animators messed around with for fun. For example, instead of the symbiote, a tiny version of Spidey is shown trapped in the jar, and there is a sequence where Spider-Man and New Goblin are riding on his glider...only to be eaten by Sandman, who visibly enjoyed the meal. There's also alot of JK Simmons messing up and swearing, in-character. Willem Dafoe, in his cameo, yells [[LargeHam "AVENGE MEEEE!!!!!!!"]] at the camera, and swears as well.
** It should be noted that the DVD version of this blooper reel is censored, and the HD versions are not. Although the F-word is bleeped in both, the word "shit" is only bleeped in the DVD version; the uncensored version of Bill Munn (Robbie) stumbling over a line that comes out "Black suits shit!" and Simmons' in-character reaction to this is funnier without the bleeping.
* ''Film/{{Enchanted}}'' has a blooper reel on the DVD. Among the highlights are Susan Sarandon cracking up in the middle of trying to look really evil, then-8-year-old child actress Rachel Covey helping Amy Adams with a line and James Marsden trying to unsuccessfully draw his sword.
* Film/TheProducers has so many, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-caHrJGSmU it]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oC3opFR70o took]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SPXh7WdiE8 five]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHTD1npO3QQ whole]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAjAwlXHMrA videos]] to get all of them on Website/YouTube.
-->'''Hold Me, Touch Me:''' Give it to me -- Oh, I've forgotten what you are -- ''Well Hung!'' Sorry...\\
''(everyone on the set bursts out laughing)''\\
'''Nathan Lane:''' Please, start that rumor.
** The part where they screw up a scene about half a dozen times, are finally doing it right, and then Uma gets he coat caught on the sofa. Cue everyone collapsing into hysterics.
** The crew is drunk. Drunk!
** Please let me go home!
---> '''Matthew:''' ... and I still have the ticket stub. *searches for it* Well, what do ya know, I don't have it. What a time to lose it.

---> '''Nathan''' *talking to a statue* This man should be in a straight jacket! What? Don't argue with me *slaps it* I'm having a rhetorical conversation!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZwO0SFIRv8 Now in one conveniently-sized video.]]
* ''Film/KingKong2005'' has a 10 minute long blooper reel. Some of the best moments:
-->'''Naomi:''' I was afraid you'd be one of those self-obessed literary types. You know the tweedy twerp with his nose up his ass.\\
'''Adrian:''' How do you do? My nose is up my ass.\\
'''Naomi:''' I'd like to see that.\\
'''Adrian:''' I bet you would.
** The part where Colin Hanks is doing that CampGay run and voice. "Dinothaurs! Dinothaurs! They're coming!
--->'''Jack:''' Ass powder. Triple protection... powder. And the other kind of powder.
--->'''Some Guy:''' What are those?\\
'''Jack:''' That's a unique fuckin' kind of dinosaur.. Called bitch fucker. We gotta film it, it's fuckin' rare.
--->"It's dangerous having ships. Oh fuck. It's a dangerous thing having girls. I'm proud of this line."
--->'''Jack:''' A place so strange, it defies... human...[[BuffySpeak fuckography.]]
** When Jack can't set up the tripod.
*** "Move over there! No, that way!" "But my mark's over there!
* The Creator/EddieMurphy remake of ''Film/TheNuttyProfessor'' [[http://youtu.be/q6mL17njt_c had some hysterical outtakes]]:
-->'''Eddie Murphy:''' (''as Mama Klump'') I thought a colonic was a massage...
-->'''Eddie Murphy:''' (''playing Papa Klump'') I seen Sherman get so hungry once when he was young, he beat up a grown man!
** Another scene:
-->'''John Ales:''' (''as Jason, Professor Sherman Klump's lab assistant'') Professor, the cages, what happened?
-->'''Eddie Murphy:''' (''as Sherman Klump'') They can't see me with yo head in the way! (''John's head is inadvertently blocking the camera's view of Eddie'')
** And another:
-->'''Eddie Murphy:''' (''as Grandma Klump'') Come on, Cletus. Come on! Nah, [[PrecisionFStrike fuck it]], come on, Cletus! (''takes off wig'') Come on, Cletus! Come on! Come on! Nah, fuck it! Come on! (''in various inflections'') Come on, come on, come on, Cletus! Let's do this!
* The DVD bonus features of ''Film/MaryPoppins'' include an outtake in which Creator/DickVanDyke lip-syncs to a recording of Creator/JulieAndrews singing "Chim-Chim-Cheree", after which Andrews lip-syncs to Van Dyke's recording.
* Mocked in ''Film/FriendsWithBenefits''.
* In the 1930s and '40s, Creator/WarnerBros put together an annual gag reel of the best outtakes from all their films called the "Breakdowns of [Insert Year Here],"[[note]]and yes, many of these can be found on Website/YouTube[[/note]] which were strung together with snarky intertitles that mocked studio executives, various stars and directors (especially ones of [[OnceAcceptableTargets then-commonly stereotyped ethnicities]]), and MoralGuardians of the day. The intertitles also took great pride in thumbing their nose at UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode, which didn't apply to the blooper reels and thus allowed for uncensored swearing.
* All the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse movies theatrically released by Creator/{{Disney}} have gag reels included with their Blu-Ray Discs and digital copies. A few highlights include:
** The gag reel for ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' features, apart from the usual equipment and dialogue flubs, Creator/TomHiddleston's Creator/AlanRickman impression, Clark Gregg remembering [[Film/PulpFiction a previous role]] of Creator/SamuelLJackson's, and for the Hulk's [[BigDamnHeroes Big Dang Heroes]] scene [[spoiler:Mark Ruffalo instead says ScrewThisImOuttaHere and runs in terror.]] And lest we forget:
--->'''Cobie Smulders:''' NOOOOOOOOOOO! COULSOOOOOOON! COULSOOOON, NOOOOOOO God! YOU WERE THE GREATEST MAN I EVER KNEW. (cut) You will be avenged! ''You'' will be avenged! I will get the Avengers! And ''you'' will be avenged, Coulson!
** ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' has various instances of SpontaneousChoreography, with one particularly long segment showing what would have happened if Ronan accepted Star-Lord's dance-off challenge, and the other Guardians and Xandarians also joined in. A few other outtakes treat Rocket and Groot like AnimatedActors.
* ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'':
** ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'': This is the first movie in the franchise to include a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeNTrR_fZ7k gag reel]] on its Blu-Ray/DVD release.
** ''Film/XMenApocalypse'': [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4srbyt The Gag Reel]] on the Blu-Ray/DVD contains over 8 minutes of bloopers.
* Sure, {{Film/John Carter}} may have been a financial failure, but [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5QNnOOGBts the blooper reel]] is definitely worthy of a few laughs.
** "Oh my God! AHHH! AHHH!"
** ''"Shake what your mamma gave ya!"''
* ''Film/JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack''. The blooper reel is almost funnier than the movie itself, which is saying something for a Creator/KevinSmith picture. Some notable highlights include:
** Jay's filthy little raps going wrong.
-->'''Jay:''' ''(rapping)'' I'm gonna finger-bang her tight little asshole, finger bang and teabag my balls! Where? Where? In her mouth! Where? Where? In my mouth!
-->''(Bob gives him a very confused look at this last line and they collapse into laughter.)

-->'''Jay:''' ''(rapping)'' Balls, balls, sweaty balls! Balls, balls, balls! I'm gonna slap 'em against her ass, slap 'em against her ass! Fuck her ass and stick it in my butt!
** When Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are pretending to film ''Good Will Hunting 2'', they repeat a certain 'take' several times because they are corpsing, culminating in them laughing too hard to speak at all. Ben Affleck's high-pitched laugh has to be heard to be believed.
* ''Film/TheMummyReturns'' has a blooper reel set to the audio of one of the movie trailers. The rather epic-sounding trailer makes the hilarious outtakes even better.
* In the credits of ''Film/WereTheMillers'', one is a prank on Creator/JenniferAniston, during the "Waterfalls" scene...only they replace "Waterfalls" with [[ActorAllusion the theme from]] ''Series/{{Friends}}''.
* During the filming of ''Film/TheFrighteners'', whenever Creator/MichaelJFox tried to say "Judge!", he'd say [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture "Doc!"]] instead.
-->'''Michael:''' '''''[[SayMyName DOC!]]''''' "Doc?", I did it again! Wrong [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] movie...
* The 2002 French mockumentary ''Opération Lune'', also released with an English-language narration as ''Dark Side of the Moon'', uses a mixture of staged interviews with actors and ManipulativeEditing of interviews with real people to tell a fictional story about a conspiracy surrounding the first moon landing, and ends with a blooper reel to make its fictional nature apparent to anyone who hadn't already twigged. In a final joke, the blooper reel includes one of the real interviewees apparently breaking character to acknowledge the fabricated nature of his interview, but this is more manipulative editing.
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[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
* ''10 Little Gall Force'' contains a bunch of "outtakes" from the actual ''Anime/GallForce'', even though they are cartoons.
* The American DVD release of ''Anime/Berserk1997'' has, as an extra feature, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wec6QmAZd5Y outtakes from the dub voice cast]]… including several takes in which Griffith's voice actor, Kevin Collins, randomly ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXYiFFM7WH4 bursts into song]]''. Yes, it's as hilarious as it sounds. [[note]] These outtakes played a big role in cementing the dub's high reputation among fans, which a decade later led to a successful petition begging Viz to get these actors back for the movies, even though the Japanese dub had recast everyone.[[/note]]
** There was also a clip where Creator/SeanSchemmel mimics ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead''. "Look, that old guy's hand is holding a 'nad! Huh-huh huh".
** On the early volumes, the outtakes are mostly true mistakes and occasional ad-libs made by the voice actors. As the series goes on and gets worse, the outtake extras descend farther into deliberate comedy and self-parody. Of note are Casca's RunningGag about getting her cock sucked, Guts playing up his role as TheAhnold, more musical interludes from more characters, repeated scenes with different dialogue, and a LampshadeHanging on the cliffhanger ending to finish things off.
** One scene, where Guts and Casca are having a deep emotional bonding moment (naked, mind you), Guts starts to sing "Berserker" from ''Film/{{Clerks}}''. What makes this one even better is Casca's response:
--->'''Casca:''' "D-did he just say, 'making fuck'?"
* ''Anime/{{FLCL}}'''s DVD includes outtakes from the dubs. The most hilarious is Amarao's voice actor Dave Mallow failing to say Haruko's real name (Raharu Haruha) correctly multiple times, until he eventually just keeps trying to say it. For a solid minute. There's applause when he finally succeeds. He also has a ''lot'' of trouble with "Atomsk", which he pronounces several different ways, none of them correct.
* ''Anime/FullMetalPanicFumoffu'''s last episode in the English dub has a fourth-wall-breaking bonus for those that watch to the end of the episode's credits. [[spoiler:Near the end of the credits, Creator/ChrisPatton (the voice of Sōsuke) momentarily breaks character to make a comment to Creator/LuciChristian (the voice of Kaname), who replies amusedly that he still has another line. Probably intentional rather than a true outtake, as Patton and Christian are still using their "Sōsuke" and "Kaname" voices, but funny nevertheless.]]
* In ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'', the "next episode preview" bits are usually narrated by an {{Art Shift}}ed Seras and the Harkonnen spirit. A few of them involve Walter and the Valentine brothers. Oddly, Alucard never shows up in any of them.
** You do get to hear him in the last one, though, [[spoiler:congratulating Seras for doing an episode preview with no interruptions.]]
* One of the primary points of humor to the ''Anime/{{Noein}}'' dub are the outtakes that Creator/CrispinFreeman and company partake in when they just can't make a straight face to their lines anymore.
--> '''[[Creator/YuriLowenthal Yuu]]''': C... Crispin Freeman! Get out of my bedroom!
--> [...]
--> '''[[Creator/CrispinFreeman Karasu]]''': I believe she went to the Waffle House...I'm going to have my way with the both of you and then I'm gonna do the dog.
--> [...]
--> '''Karasu''': [[LastWords Fuck... you... all...]]
--> [...]
-->'''Yuu''': So.. then if I could think about where she could be...
-->'''Karasu''': [[MindScrew Then this story might actually make sense.]]
** Freeman once [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC20850Sbsc=related mentioned at a con]] that most of his outtakes weren't on the DVD because ''they were too dirty'' (the one about the dog being the one that was kept), and that he's actually competing with Creator/SteveBlum to see who can make the most "X-rated" outtakes.
* The DVD extras for ''LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru'' mostly consists of the characters in SuperDeformed mode doing WesternAnimation/ToyStory-inspired animated "outtakes" such as getting clothing caught in a door or forgetting to turn on their mikes.
* The English [=DVDs=] of ''Anime/PrincessTutu'' feature [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3ntFSG-Y2k outtakes]] from the dub recording, most stemming from the fact that Jay Hickman (Mytho) and Creator/ChrisPatton (Fakir) couldn't resist juicing up the already apparent HoYay:
-->'''Mytho:''' She appeared and... touched me.\\
'''Fakir:''' The same place where I touch you? ''[[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch Bitch!]]''
* Media Blasters was known for this back during their golden period (most entries in this section are shows they handled). One of their earliest examples is the North American release of ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Here's a sampling.
** Creator/RichardEpcar, who played Seijuro Hiko, would often segue into random WordSalad whenever he'd flub a line.
*** Trying to say ''kuzu ryu sen'' and launching into a 20 second string of gibberish.
*** "Listen to me! The Hiten Mitsurugi Style will always guarantee victory to the sides its chooses because I cantve begen legen legen!"
*** Another brilliant outtake of Hiko's is when he's supposed to say "Live on, Kenshin," but turns it into "Rock on, Kenshin" instead.
** Lex Lang apparently got into character for Sanosuke by talking about food. As a result, he'd often mention sandwiches any time he flubbed a line.
*** Or this during Kenshin's fight with Shishio: "Two hit combo with super-sized fries!"
*** Best one ever might be seconds before a ship explodes and Sanosuke is supposed to shout "A bomb?!", Lex Lang instead shouts: "I FARTED!" Cue explosion and massive amounts of laughter.
** Creator/SteveBlum had an absolutely golden moment when he shouted "LET'S GOOOOOOO!!!!" in a really-high-pitched CampGay voice. [[note]] This is now HilariousInHindsight since he went on to voice Leeron in ''Anime/GurrenLagann'' (see below) with pretty much the same voice.[[/note]]
** After the fight with Shishio ends, Saitou turns to leave: "It's all about the bling-bling."
** No love for Chou's voice actor saying his lines on helium?
** Even Kenshin got a couple of funny outtakes:
*** When he sees little Suzune asleep on the porch, he remarks "Passed out drunk again."
*** During a scene that's meant to be quiet and meaningful: "What happened to all the animals? The birds? I can't hear any FISH!"
** Kaoru is very {{insistent|terminology}} upon the color of her ribbon: "It's not navy, it's not cobalt, it's ''indigo''."
*** There's one outtake where Dorothy Fahn is reading an episode preview containing the tongue-twister ''Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki''. She says it correctly and then immediately starts screaming for joy. Apparently she'd been stuck on that line for a ''long'' time.
* ''WebVideo/SailorMoonAbridged'' has blooper reels for the first twenty episodes.
* ''The Super Gal'' anime (''Maris the Chojo'') ends with fake animated bloopers.
* The DVD releases of ''Anime/{{Texhnolyze}}'' features "Alternate Dialogue Outtakes", which redubs select clips from the included episodes with snarky, bizarre, or outright wacky dialogue (such as changing a vicious gun battle into a rather enthusiastic paintball match). Considering the series takes place in the [[CrapsackWorld most depressing of worlds possible]], and is in effect 22 episodes worth of [[MindScrew psychological torture]], gives these dubbing added hilarity.
* There's the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6EO4_1t8qc&fmt=18 Dub Outtakes]] of ''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'', where [[Creator/SteveBlum Steven Jay Blum]] goes UpToEleven with how he can make Leeron ''even gayer''.
-->'''Leeron:''' So let me get this straight... you've never seen a man's jibblies before?
** And also...
-->'''Yoko:''' Urgh, you and your creepy toys.
-->'''Leeron:''': Honey, you can't ''handle'' my creepy toys.
** [[Film/{{Airplane}} "Ever seen a grown man naked?"]]
** And...
-->'''Yoko:''' What did you find?
-->'''Leeron''': An entire collection of Boys Life magazines! Veeeeery hot!
** Finally, the sendoff:
-->''(crowd of cute girls waves to the crew)''
-->'''Leeron:''' Bye-bye, bitches!
* The US release of ''Anime/WeissKreuz'' and its sequel series ''Weiss Kreuz: Gluhen'' both include outtakes from the dubbing process. The outtakes from the original series in particular are occasionally rather revealing, as the voice actors sometimes clearly had no idea what was going to happen in the episode until the actual recording session: "Oh my God! He gets... does he get killed? ...oh my God!" The outtakes also feature Christopher Yates making a RunningGag of introducing the teams targets as celebrities they resemble ("David Carradine, Kojak, and that guy from Music/DuranDuran").
** Outtakes from Episodes [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFKS4jI-GTM 1-5,]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJt6SkKOFiM 6-10,]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKBiqjL6WDs 11-15,]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHCoavsvk6c 15-20]] & [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swV885GuZQ8 20-25.]]
* One of the commentary tracks on Creator/FUNimation's final ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' DVD was actually an outtakes reel, introduced by Justin Cook, the line producer and voice of Yusuke, and featuring an ad-lib of Koenma's voice actor, Sean Teague, sneaking into the booth and thanking Justin for being 'like a Yoda' to him. It also features Justin yelling his lungs out for ''24 seconds straight''.
* The US DVD release of ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'' includes [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_cRuUcO2uw outtakes from the dubbing as an extra,]] including a GagDub of the end credits sequence.
** Second in the CrowningMomentOfFunny bloopers, Creator/TravisWillingham's inability to get through a two-word line ("Bad idea") without cracking up:
--->'''Travis:''' ''(laughs)'' It's so funny; Captain Million Miles An Hour just grabs [Honey]... Oh, ''gosh'', what is this show...?
** One of the best outtakes is a scene where Tamaki was being extremely over-protective and jealous, causing him to "breathe fire". Vic took it to the logical extreme and started [[Literature/AGameOfThrones channelling Viserys Targaryen]].
--->'''Vic:''' Look at me! Fire! I'm breathing fire! This is the fire of my anger, Kyoya! You've turned the king of the Host Club into a dragon! I AM THE DRAGON KING!
** It has to be heard to be believed, but a very camp-y Tamaki can induce uncontrollable laughter:
--->'''Tamaki:''' Next week the Ouran host club is sponsoring a ''party'' all up in here.\\

'''Tamaki:''' That's ridiculous. [[Franchise/StarWars You're not the droid she's looking for.]] Just move along. We don't need to ''see her identification!''
** Creator/JMichaelTatum has also stated that his favorite blooper is the "blooty is bootiful", as well as "Enchante... ''moron''."
--->'''Kyoya:''' ...i.e., disrobing? I.e., getting ''nakie?'' Nuuuude? In da buff? Au naturel? Posing for a picture?\\

'''Kyoya:''' IIIII hate your face! Weeee're out of money! WE'LL SEE YOU THEN!
** Creator/PatrickSeitz is in ''one episode'' and he manages to cram in a Creator/ChristopherWalken impersonation and...well...this:
--->'''Nekozawa:''' With this puppet's power... I... can... curse... augh... *extremely [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything suspect]] dying gasping sounds*... [[Film/CitizenKane Rosebud.]]
* The dub of ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' also had some [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRO2fBxRU3M outtakes]], most of which were Creator/CrispinFreeman having some fun ad-libbing, but Creator/MichelleRuff got in on the act too:
--->'''Kyon:''' I don't really have a glasses fetish anyway.\\
'''Yuki:''' ''(still totally deadpan)'' What kind of fetish do you have?\\

'''Kyon:''' Hey Nagato; are you willing to [[{{Fanservice}} pose naked for the site?]]\\
'''Yuki:''' ''(deadpan again)'' Yes; I am.\\

'''Kyon:''' The fate of this world is resting on your mammaries, Mikuru!\\

'''Kyon:''' [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall Maybe I'm an animated character on a screen,]] and [[TakeThatAudience all of you watching could go outside...and get a life!]]
** For that matter, so does JohnnyYongBosch:
--->'''Itsuki:''' Say this closed space is a pimple that appears on Miss Suzumiya's ''ass'', and espers are the acne medication.\\
'''Kyon:''' You know, your metaphors are hard to understand.\\
'''Itsuki:''' [[HoYay Yeah, that's not all]] [[RagingStiffie that's hard]].
** Heck, ''all'' the Brigade members get a few good shots. Even '''[[StephanieSheh Mikuru]]'''.
--->'''Mikuru:''' ''(watches Kyon diving to catch a baseball)'' [[CovertPervert Ooh, look, buttcrack!]]
** We also have some for season 2 and ''Manga/HaruhiChan''. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8pu59pFyNU As always, Kyon steals the scenes.]]
--->'''Haruhi:''' What's your name anyway?\\
'''Kyon:''' Creator/CrispinFreeman.\\

'''Itsuki:''' Mount Fuji today.\\
'''Kyon:''' HOMOSEXUAL MOUNTAIN!!!\\
'''Itsuki''': Is that any way to greet your friend?
** Stephanie Sheh gets a good one as well.
--->'''Mikuru''': July the seventh, three years ago...right after Anime Expo!
* ''Manga/SamuraiDeeperKyo'' has bloopers on Website/YouTube that will make you realize how hilarious 4Kids VoiceActors can be. Dan [[Anime/YuGiOh "Yugi"]] [[DanGreen Green]] and Creator/WayneGrayson (Katsuya Jonouchi[[note]]Or "Joey Wheeler" as he's called here.[[/note]] and [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Michelangelo]]), have many notable moments (One blooper was even used in episode 38 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'').
-->'''Dan Green''': The first thing I'm gonna do is get laid, then I'm going to get laid again, then do some crack and then get laid some more. That's what I'm all about, getting f-SoundEffectBleep-ucked.
* The ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' dub have occasionally made fake outtakes for ads. More specifically, TheMovie for ''Anime/DigimonSavers'' included a couple of fake outtakes interspersed with copy-pasted footage of the movie during [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOK4bsTk544&t=6m its credits]].
* The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPvDTfPnvI4 dub outtakes]] for ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'' includes such things as Negi swearing a lot, [[Creator/LauraBailey Evangeline]] spontaneously shouting "French Toast" with an exaggerated Texan accent, and the tale of Chamo's escape becoming... different (see below).
** Chamo definitely gets the best ones:
--->"Hm...DAH! I've got it! I forgot what to say, but oh my goodness it's going to fit the flaps!"\\
"Negi! NEGI! Eh heh heh heh, a-heh heh... [[EvilSoundsDeep I'll kick you in the face.]]"\\
"I projected... a large sales increase in Yanni [=CDs=] across the overseas... nation. [[BlatantLies That made a lot of sense, ladies and gentlemen.]] [[CaptainObvious I have a big cigar in my hands.]]"
** Special mention should go to Negi angrily saying "Get the f*** out of here".
** Or Evangeline [[OohMeAccentsSlipping failing to keep her English accent going]]:
--->"So in other words, since you find yourself... yourself... since you find yourself...*drops accent while going away from the mic angrily* I CAN'T DO IT! I CAN'T TALK LIKE THAT!"
** Or this [[ToiletHumor accident]]:
--->'''Fuuka:''' She's trying to say, she has to go p... crap.\\
'''Negi:''' Eeuhh.
* ''Manga/{{Spiral}}'' has some amazing outtakes on the second volume, including Creator/MonicaRial saying "crap" a billion times. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxzZC4eJNfE CRRRAAAAP]]
* It's said that a large number of supposedly hilarious outtakes and improvisations (many of them involving Creator/SpikeSpencer) were recorded during the process of dubbing ''[[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Evangelion: Death and Rebirth]]'' and ''The End of Evangelion''. For whatever reason, they (as well as a number of other special features that had already been prepared) were not included on the [=DVDs=], and may well be lost forever. The closest we'll ever come to knowing what kind of hilarious memes we could be missing are a few remarks on the [[DVDCommentary commentary tracks]] alluding to their existence.
** Creator/SpikeSpencer's now-[[MemeticMutation legendary]] (and totally improvised) [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EckGVeeF3s TV ending outtake]] at least gives us a taste.
* Creator/CentralParkMedia's release of the ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' [=DVDs=] had these, with the most memorable being highly naughty exchanges between Creator/CrispinFreeman and Creator/VeronicaTaylor ''in-character'' (they play [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Zelgadis]] and [[GenkiGirl Princess Amelia]] respectively, whom are frequently subjected to ShipTease). Sadly, Creator/FUNimation's re-release [[VanillaEdition lacked these, along with the commentary.]]
* ''Manga/BlackJack'''s anime adaptation include one (Karte NG) after the end credits.
* ''Manga/MidoriDays'' has a few English dub outtakes, many of which focus on the more R-rated implications of Seiji and Midori's "connection".
* ''Franchise/WildArms TV'' has dub outtakes on each of the [=DVDs=]. However, they suffer a bit from only putting the mistakes in and losing the context of the prior dialogue. For example, the very last clip is the main character ad-libbing in the phrase "Ah, bite me" on a scene where he's just standing there. Show the bit of the scene directly before this when the rest of the main cast wishing him good luck before getting out of his way and escaping kind of makes it lose its oomph.
* ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'' has a blooper reel for [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=624GZiPMdSs each]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TujPlBKhQLc nine-episode]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG3n0wskZpE set.]]
** There are plenty of examples of ActorAllusion in there -- Shizuo hates [[Creator/JohnnyYongBosch Izaya]] because he was a Power Ranger; [[Creator/KyleHebert Horada]] yells out "That's the way Team Gurren rolls!"; and there's even a shout out to an earlier outtake from ''Anime/{{Noein}}'': "Because you're Creator/YuriLowenthal, and I'm still standing in your bedroom."
* While the [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist 2003 anime series]] didn't have any bloopers, ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' does in the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwGJ7CDmSoE dub's final volume.]] While it's short, there are several uncensored F-bombs to go around.
-->'''Winry''': Oh hey! I almost forgot! Grandma's making stew tonight!
-->'''Al''': [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck yeah!]]
** One of the best was Major Armstrong's dramatic "Let's look at the door!" exactly one second before everyone in the room stares at an open door for several seconds.
-->'''Scar''' (while performing one of his [[FacepalmOfDoom Facepalms of Doom]]): "Your face asplode!"
** When [[spoiler:Ed was fighting Father]], it shows everyone screaming his name or begging him not to die. Then [[Creator/JohnSwasey Van Hohenheim]] is shown screaming, "Fuck him up!"
** In the fight All and the Chimaeras against Pride and Kimblee, after Heinkel is badly wounded:
-->'''Al:''' "Mister Heinkel, grab on! We're not giving up!"
-->'''Heinkel:''' "You brothers... are really something else..."
-->'''Al:''' "I'm trying to save your life, asshole!"
** Probably one of the best misdirections that they used was Scar and Wrath.
-->'''Scar''': But after I realized the gravity of the situation, I relented. '''[[MemeticMutation I BOUGHT THOSE SHAKE-WEIGHTS YOU SEE ON TV!]] ''TEN MINUTES A DAY EVERY DAY!!'''''
* ''Manga/{{Gokusen}}'' has outtakes on [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KofRIHcFIPY each of its DVDs]], though most of them are ad-libs.
* ''Manga/AxisPowersHetalia'' has a set for [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3b_tCmwF7Pc the movie]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TIekuiTlzQ World Series.]] The latter even has ''the little kids doing the Chibitalia title sequence'' get in on the swearing!
** There's also a new one for [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vOVT5CQcns Season 4]].
** Also notable because the Paint it White bloopers are very...odd. On top of being ''hilarious.'' Despite the movie having eight main characters and a few cameos from other ones, the bloopers are just two minutes of Creator/EricVale (America) and Creator/PatrickSeitz (Germany) failing at lines, corpsing, or improvising epic random quotes. Germany's "FIVE CATS FOR FIVE DEUTSCHMARKS AT ARBY'S" is now almost [[MemeticMutation memetic]].
* ''Manga/BlackButler II'' manages to get in a set. Special mention to Sebastian's rather ''interesting'' limerick...
-->There once was a woman from Kew
-->Who filled her vagina with glue
-->She said with a grin if they pay to get in
-->They'll pay to get out of it too.
* And then there's the ''Anime/Persona4TheAnimation'' dub.
** [[http://youtu.be/ezrHcHBuehQ?t=5m24s Someone should try to make out what they say but it's pretty funny]]:
--->'''Dojima:''' Really? He f**ked a cat? (''turns to Yu'') Hey! Thanks man!\\
'''Yu:''' Sure! We have a good time.
** Right after Yu and Yosuke come back from the TV World:
--->'''Chie:''' Like you don't know! The rope snapped and ....Shit, it's hard to cry and talk.
** After Yu puts [[ItMakesSenseInContext Teddie's head back on]]:
--->'''Yosuke:''' Creator/JohnnyYongBosch, does ''anything'' faze you?
* The dub bloopers for ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' prove that even the new breed of voice actors can dish out laughs as good as the ones made by the old guard. Here are some examples.
-->'''[[Creator/CarrieKeranen Mami]]''': OK, how about this? If you can't decide on something to wish for by the time I finish off this witch, we'll have a feast, and you can ask Kyubey for a fabulous cake!
-->'''[[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Madoka]]''': What?! [[PrecisionFStrike Holy shit!]]
** Creator/KyleHebert, while certainly not a newcomer, had a blast flubbing his lines as Madoka's dad, Tomohisa. And then there's this:
-->'''Tomohisa''': But you know what? That's something I really love about your mom. I respect the way she lives her life... and she's got a great rack.
** Creator/MarianneMiller (Kyousuke) dropped more F-bombs than the rest of the cast. Plus, this exchange with Creator/SarahWilliams (Sayaka):
-->'''Kyousuke''': Why are you taking me up to the roof?
-->'''Sayaka''': Paraplegic base-jumping.
** This one takes a stab at the infamous LoveTriangle between Sayaka, Kyousuke, and Hitomi.
-->'''[[Creator/ShelbyLindley Hitomi]]''': I want to respect the relationship you have with Kyousuke, because you've known him a lot longer than I have. That's why if you like him, you have the right to go after him before I do.
-->'''Sayaka''': You're such a ho.
** [[Creator/CristinaValenzuela Homura]] has a sense of humor after all.
-->'''Homura''': Two weeks from today, a witch called ''Das Wienerschnitzel'' will come.
** One word:
--> '''Homura''': CHOMP!!
** Two words:
--> '''Random female''': Sup' fool!
** If you thought [[Creator/CassandraLee Kyubey]] was just an emotionless being...
-->'''Kyubey''': If you released your flatulence, you can do more than miracles! You can very well twist the underpants of the universe itself!
** Madoka's reaction to TheReveal...
-->'''Kyubey''': So, if you ever feel like dying for the sake of the universe, call me. I'll be waiting. *disappears*
-->[{{Beat}}]
-->'''Madoka''': I'm so unfriending that f[[SoundEffectBleep ***]]er!
** Homura's line cements her reputation as a MemeticMolester of Madoka.
-->'''Madoka''': I think it's cool!
-->'''Homura''': I think you have a great ass.
-->'''Madoka''': Oh, how can you say that?
** [[FanNickname Moemura]] time!
-->'''Homura''': I have to tell everyone... these glasses are so shaky!
** Who says Kyubey's race isn't the only one without emotions?
-->'''Kyubey''': We never imagined there could be a world where each individual had their own set of emotions, yet still manage to coexist with one another.
-->'''Madoka''': Really? I guess you've never visited a chat room, have you?
** [[Creator/LaurenLanda Kyoko]] also shows some attitude.
-->'''Kyoko''': Now you have your reason to fight, ya? And you ain't running away anymore, right? So there's nothing holding you back! So now it's time to get your ass in here and go full steam ahead, you little f[[SoundEffectBleep ***]]er!
-->'''Madoka''': Thanks a lot, Kyoko.
* The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCqgOdluxa0 dub bloopers of]] ''Manga/BlueExorcist''. Who couldn't laugh at [[Creator/KyleHebert Ryuji's]] impersonation of Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger & [[Creator/JohnnyYongBosch Yukio]]'s response on a gibberish call.
** The opening:
---> '''Shima''': Welcome to Los Angeles, [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitches]]!
** Teacher Kaoru can somewhat act a bit gay.
---> '''Kaoru''': I like to have a word with you... [[CampGay Alone...]]
** Child Rin's worse confession moment.
---> '''Rin's father''': I want you to have friends. I want you to grow up to be a cool guy, the one that girls go crazy for.
---> '''Child Rin''': But Dad, I'm gay!
** What did Kamiki had against a certain children's TV show?
---> '''Kamiki''': Whatever! You guys are assholes! [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Friendship is NOT Magic!]] I'm outta here.
** Even Satan himself has some funny lines.
---> '''Satan''': *laughing madly* I'm a beautiful butterfly!
* The English dub outtakes of ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' are ''comedy gold''.
** [[http://youtu.be/wBlYshrVjOA?t=41m47s Season 1's outtakes]] includine the RunningGag of Klein's messed-up lines and a lot of InnocentInnuendo jokes, including Portuguese breakfast.
*** [[Creator/CheramiLeigh Asuna]] has some funny lines:
---> '''Asuna''': *when Kirito joins the Knights of the Blood Oath* You'll obey my orders, like it or not. Stare..... *cue to where Asuna shows her eyes*
---> '''Asuna''': *referring to Kirito when compared to Kuradeel* While I can't say anything about his shadiness, he is actually quite strong. In fact, he's ten levels above you, you piece of s[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep*]]t.
*** Don't forget about [[Creator/SarahWilliams Lizbeth]]:
---> '''Lizbeth''': *after Kirito tosses his coat at her* Holy s[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep*]]t! [[ItTastesLikeFeet This smells like feet!]]
---> '''Lizbeth''': *when falling down the hole with Kirito* [[LeeroyJenkins LLLLLLEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOYYYYYY......JEEEENNNN.........KINNNNNNNNNSSSSSSSSSSS!!!]]
*** [[Creator/KyleHebert Caynz']] dying words:
---> '''Caynz''': *while hanging and stabbed on the chest* Guys... err... little help here... that hurts... guys... anybody?
*** Giving Yui some spicy food.
---> '''Kirito''': If you think you're ready for it I won't stop you. *give the spicy sandwich to Yui* Just add some ghost peppers... YOLO mother[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep*]]er.
*** About interrupting vacations...
---> '''Asuna''': Why else would he interrupt our vacation?
---> '''Kirito''': 'Cause he's a DICK!
*** To be honest, Kirito says a lot of [[PrecisionFStrike F-bombs]]. For example, when Leafa teases him about his magic...
---> '''[[Creator/CassandraLee Leafa]]: I guess in situations like this that your lame Spriggan magic could come in handy! (laughs)
---> '''Kirito''': ({{beat}}) ...Ugh. Yeah f[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep*]]k you too...
*** Then after a water gag that Kazuto pulls on Suguha
----> '''Suguha''': To make up for that water gag you pulled you owe me one green tea raspberry parfait. You cool with that?
----> '''Kazuto''': F[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep*]]k you.
*** [[Creator/CassandraLee Leafa/Suguha]] can be funny at some times. For example:
---> '''Kirito''': *Upon arriving at a town* It's beautiful.
---> '''Leafa''': Isn't it... KISS ME!!!
---> '''[[Creator/MarianneMiller Recon]]''': Leafa! Thank god you're okay and I totally f[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep*]]ked that up! G[[PrecisionFStrike *bleep**bleep*]]t!
*** Later when Leafa blushing red on falling in love with Kirito while she tries to shrugs it off...
----> '''Yui''': *sees Leafa blushing red* What's wrong Leafa?
----> '''Leafa''': NOTHING! JUST HORNY!
*** Kirito's fumbling on the 'Next Time...' lines.
---> '''Kirito''': Next Time... Yui's Fart. *Cue the next outtake where Yui makes a fart sound at the next scene as she lands*
---> '''Kirito''': Next Time... [[ThanksForTheMammary BOOBS]]! Err... I mean bonds! Bonds!
*** In the final outtake, Creator/ToddHaberkorn shows who's boss as King Oberon in a very epic way:
---> '''Oberon''': What a surprise...
---> '''Asuna''': Todd?
---> '''Oberon''': ...the last thing I've expected is a pack of cockroaches in my little bird's cage.
---> '''Kirito''': You gotta be kidding... HABERKORN!!!
---> '''Oberon''': Mmm-mmm. I'd prefer if you didn't call me that name in this show. You should address me as 'His Highness, "TODD [[PrecisionFStrike F*bleep*ING]] HABERKORN"'!!!" *kicks Kirito*
** The second season also [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wppxhnr59e4 has a good number of bloopers as well]], including references to the first season's bloopers.
*** The beginning:
--->'''Kirito''': I don't know what's gonna happen tomorrow. All I know is... right now, more than anything else, I wanna watch some bloopers.
--->'''Asuna''': (giggles) Then all you have to say is, "[[CallBack here come the bloopers]], [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitches]]".
--->'''Kirito''': Here come the bloopers, bitches.
--->'''Asuna''': ...Dick.
*** Kirito continues to fumble on the "Next Time..." lines.
--->"Next Time... Gg-Goooo!"
*** When [[Creator/JohnnyYongBosch Kyouji]] [[spoiler:attempts to rape and kill Shino before Kirito stops him...]]
--->'''Kyouji''': [[LoonyFan AUTOGRAPH! AUTOGRAPH! AUTOGRAPH! AUTOGRAPH! AUTOGRAPH, MICHELLE!]] I LOVE YOU, [[Creator/MichelleRuff MICHELLE]]! AUTOGRAPH! (gets kneed in the face by Kirito)
*** There are several instances of poking fun at Kirito's SupportingHarem. For example:
*** When Silica, Lizbeth and Leefa see Kirito and Asuna having their moment above:
---->'''Lizbeth''': It's not fair, dammit. It doesn't matter if they're in school or here, it's "Oh, Kirito, put it in me! Put it in me!"
*** Kirito's bad introductions of his harem.
---->'''Kirito''': (To both Asuna and Liz) This is Shino Asada, a.k.a. Sinon. She's from GGO, and she's a dominatrix.
---->'''Shino''': Only until I graduate.
---->'''Kirito''': These are my friends from my time in SAO. That's Liz, one of the many girls who wants to bang me.
---->'''Lizbeth''': Huh?! What the hell did you call me?!? (tries to punch Kirito, but falls)
---->'''Kirito''': And Asuna Yuuki, a.k.a. The girl I still haven't had real sex with. Want to grab a table and do some body shots with us?
*** After that :
--->'''Lizbeth''': (to Shino) So, anyway... it's great to meet another girl VRMMO player IRL. Welcome to the harem!
--->'''Asuna''': I second that. (to Shino) Have you been tested for [=STDs=] yet?
*** Asuna [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] this when Shino voice her opinion after the Calibur mission.
--->'''Asuna''': (to Shino) Excuse me! I don't think you've been around long enough to voice your opinion!
*** Even [[Creator/BenDiskin Death Gun]] gets one:
--->'''Death Gun''': This isn't over. Not yet. I'm just getting started. It's... (in a British accent) ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus''.
*** When [[Creator/MatthewMercer Seijiro Kikuoka/Chrystheight]] enters a scene...
--->'''Lizbeth''': [[PrecisionFStrike F**king]] slow, Mercer! Your ass is slow as [[PrecisionFStrike sh*t]]!
*** Lizbeth shows up holding a bunch of weapons:
--->'''Lizbeth''': All righty. Let's all pose and look totally sexy!
--->''(cue everybody making their "ready to go" poses)''
*** Followed by this blooper:
--->'''Kirito''': Are you ready?
--->'''[[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Silica]]''': (Enthusiastically) [[BigNo NO!!]]
*** [[Creator/RichardEpcar Thor]] comes up with an epic line as well:
---> '''Thor''': Your treachery and deceit has come to an end! IT'S [[PrecisionFStrike MOTHERF***G]] HAMMER TIME, YO!!!
*** In one blooper, after a snowfall, [[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Silica]] sings [[Disney/{{Frozen}} a certain song]], much to Leafa's chagrin.
---> '''Sillica''': I guess it stopped snowing while we were sleeping.
---> '''Leefa''': Yeah. It really came down.
---> '''Sillica''': Hey Leefa, (start singing) "♫[[Disney/{{Frozen}} Do you want to build a snowman?]]♫"
---> '''Leefa''': ...I hate that song.
*** It's made even funnier when you remember that Christine Marie Cabanos (Silica's voice actress) did a fandub of another song from ''Frozen'', "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hINudw62X-M For The First Time in Forever]].
*** This outtake with some [[FunWithSubtitles funny comments]]:
---> (A sign saysm "Anarchy in the studio.")
---> '''Asuna''': Then lets meet back at the Lonbal at save point and discussed what we learned so far.
---> '''All (in either [[Creator/MaxMittelman Jun]] or [[Creator/ZachAguilar Talken's]] voice)''': Have my babies!
---> (Cuts to the sign, saying "Let's try that again...")
---> '''Asuna''': Then lets meet back at the Lonbal at save point and discussed what we learned so far.
---> '''All (in either [[Creator/EricaLindbeck Nori]] or [[Creator/ErikaHarlacher Siune's]] voice)''': COCK POTATOES!
---> (Cuts to the sign, with the emoticon, "[[FunWithSubtitles >:(]]")
*** When Asuna and Yuuki see Tecchi (Chris Cason)...
--->'''Asuna:''' Cason? What the heck are you doing in an L.A. dub?!
*** The actual reason why [[Creator/KirkThornton Klein's]] late:
---> '''Kirito''': You're late! The hell took you so long?!
---> '''Klein''': (while battling other players) Sorry! I went to the Anaheim Convention Center!
*** In the final bonus outtake, when Kirito gives a toast to everyone:
--->'''Kirito''': To me!
--->'''All''': [[PrecisionFStrike F**k]] you!
* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'': not the anime itself, but in a Special episode ([=SS33=]) the gang joins a Pikachu enthusiast make a film all about Pikachu (a way to advertise the Cosplay Pikachus). At the end of the special, a blooper reel of the film is shown, narrated by Serena. Flub ups include Ash screwing up putting the costume on Hawlucha (Pikachu's stunt double), the bad guys accidentally driving their car into a lake, Serena and Bonnie messing up their lines (to the point that the last outtake of that scene had Serena {{Corpsing}}), Bonnie getting makeup on herself while trying to dress up Pikachu, etc.
* ''Anime/KillLaKill'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Fd4UFoODdo outtakes.]] Hysterical. Notable mentions including [[Creator/CarrieKeranen Satsuki]] fumbling up her lines, [[Creator/EricaMendez Ryuko Matoi]] is having much pleasure when [[Creator/PatrickSeitz Ira Gamagoori]] whipping her butt and the cast couldn't pronounce the Japanese wordings and names like 'Kiryuin'. Expect lots of [[InnuendoTropes Innuendo jokes]].
** The intro :
---> '''[[Creator/MatthewMercer Aikuro]]''': Oh, we're in deep shit now!
---> '''[[Creator/LauraPost Ragyo]]''': I'll say. Here comes the bloopers, bitches.
---> '''[[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Mako]]''': Aw, hell no!
** Satsuki's intro:
---> '''Satsuki''': Life Fiber Override! Here is... MY VAGINA!
** [[Creator/PatrickSeitz Gamagoori's]] interactions with Mako:
-->'''Mako''': Ga- Gamagoori! Damn, I wanna sex you up!
-->'''Ira Gamagoori''': I don't know if I want to have sex. If you try to have sex, you're going to explode.
*** Another one:
-->'''Mako''': Ryuko, you're so cool!
-->'''Ira''': MANKANSHOKU!! REVERSE COWGIRL!!!!!
*** Yet another one:
--->'''Ira''': Now I'm sentencing you to hard labor with the Commissary Unit. [[LargeHam NOW]], [[DoubleEntendre HANDLE THOSE BALLS LIKE YOU MEAN IT!!!]]
-->'''Mako''': Yes, sir!
** Even the side characters are funny :
---> '''Kusanosuke''': (in a peculiar position after seeing his plants dies) I can't feel my d[[CensoredForComedy **]]k!
** [[Creator/SarahWilliams Nonon]]:
--->'''Nonon''': ''(To [[Creator/GrantGeorge Uzu]])'' Aww, bite me, Grant! Seriously, bite me, bite me, bite me!
--->'''Nonon''': Dropping the bass... TURN DOWN FOR WHAT?!
--->'''Nonon''': (Seeing Tsumugu Kinagase running trying to shoot them) Holy shit, it's Creator/KaijiTang! RUN!
** Aikuro's best intro:
--->'''Guard''': Welcome back, Mr. Mikisugi!
--->'''Aikuro''': Gang bang, [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitches!]]
** ... And his secret to Ryuko:
--->'''Aikuro''': So there's no point keeping secrets anymore. It's time I'd show you my balls.
** Any interactions with Ryuko and Satsuki. Any of them:
--->'''Ryuko''': We're two in one.
--->'''Satsuki''': Yeah, right; a two in one pain in my ass. Get off my [[PrecisionFStrike ***]] [[note]]cloud[[/note]] bitch!!
*** Later :
--->'''Ryuko''': It's a date.
--->'''Satsuki''': Go ahead, but I give a mean blowjob.
--->'''Mako''': HOORAY FOR BLOWJOBS!
** Even [[Creator/DavidVincent Senketsu]] gets this too:
---> '''Mako''': My GOD! Why is Ryuko wearing Junketsu?
---> '''Senketsu''': That WHORE! I'm taking my iron and leaving!
*** Mitsuzo Soroi has had enough of Satsuki's shenanigans.
---> '''Satsuki''': I thought it'll be nice to treat students for a cup of tea afterwards. You need to prepare for that.
---> '''Mitsuzo''': [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere I quit.]]
** This outtake with Mako:
---> '''Mako''': WHAT'S UP, BITCHES?! HERE I AM! (something crashes) Eh?
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Comic Books]]
* ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' had some at the end of the last issue of the first regular series (the Creator/GailSimone-penned 69th issue).
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Fan Works]]
* The [[FanVid fan-made tribute movie]] ''[[VideoGame/RiverCityRansom River City Rumble]]'' has an outtake reel of various mistakes, and some goofier takes on some scenes, including one where the actors are ''dancing'' in the background for no reason whatsoever (well, it might be a ShoutOut to ''VideoGame/GodHand''...). Better yet, the last scene on the reel is when one actor (a black guy) accidentally gets his lip busted open and comments on the scenario, which makes everyone die laughing:
-->''"You got a bloodied black guy up against the wall, surrounded by a bunch of white dudes with a camera."''
* ''FanFic/NeonExodusEvangelion'' has [[http://www.eyrie.net/Grill/Big/bt-nxe3-2.txt Hilarious Outtakes]] in its {{Omake}}; it was so popular that [[http://www.eyrie.net/Grill/Big/bt-nxe3-8.txt a second installment]] was produced.
* ''FanFic/ToyHammer'' has one in the form of Madork Gunna, an Ork, trying to teach a Tau RedShirt how to properly WAAAGH!, and to channel the power of the WAAAGH! to [[InterfaceScrew play with the formatting]].
* ''Machinima/ClearSkies'' animates their genuine bloopers for ''Clear Skies 3''.
* ''WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm'' animates the screw-ups of the voice actors in ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZLdfFzQdMM Turnabout Oops]]'', which ends on [[TheStinger a stinger]] of teasing nature.
* Seriously, just search up "bloopers" on Fanfiction.com.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Films -- Animation]]
* ''Anime/FinalFantasyTheSpiritsWithin'' has a hilarious fake gag reel on the DVD release, including such gems as Gray stumbling and "accidentally" shooting Aki.
** As well as the cast performing the [[Music/MichaelJackson Thriller]] dance.
* ''Barbie in a Mermaid Tale'' abused the hell out of this for the DVD release: it features outtakes for ''scenes that don't even appear elsewhere on the DVD''.
** All the recent ''Barbie'' movies abuse this one. Unfortunately, they're really animated in the exact same way as the rest of the movie, which ruins the humour (Worse, the "jokes" rarely make any form of sense; they're often clips of the ridiculously hyperintelligent animals dancing around).
* For its CGI-animation feature ''WesternAnimation/ABugsLife'', {{Creator/Pixar}} had the actors record new dialogue as if the characters were messing up their lines or breaking character (see AnimatedActors). They later did the same with ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'' and ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' -- Disney even removed the outtakes from ''Monsters, Inc.'', then put them in after the film had been out for three weeks, to incite audiences to go see it again. After a while, Pixar decided they were in danger of falling into formula, so they did away with the outtakes, starting with ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo''. Information[[note]]and videos[[/note]] on these outtakes can be viewed [[http://pixar.wikia.com/Outtakes here]].
* For ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', they put together a bunch of animation errors (like [[NoFlowInCGI hair doing things it wasn't supposed to]], clothes looking strange, and animators screwing around).
* ''WesternAnimation/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie'' has animated bloopers on the DVD bonus content, which makes sense with the series sense of the different characters being actors in the main series. Notable ones include [[AnachronismStew a plane passing above ancient Israel]], Larryboy being on the clothesline that snags the van, Junior and Laura {{Corpsing}} when they should have been arguing, and Jonah falling off a cliff [[spoiler:but luckily he landed in the safety net]]. There's also an EasterEgg video exclusively of different lines for the talking Jonah plush toy.
-->''"[[Series/SesameStreet Tickle Me Prophet! Tickle Me Prophet!]]"''
* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' Diamond Edition Blu-Ray includes animated outtakes featuring audio of actual flubs the voice actors performed.
** The original character animators even got to reanimate their scenes.
* ''{{WesternAnimation/Shrek}}'' had a collection of test animation and rendering errors -- including the hilarious fuzzy donkey clips when they did a batch of final renders with the wrong settings.
* ''{{WesternAnimation/Madagascar}}'' also showed animation bloopers on its DVD.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9DcLABeX0Y The blooper reel]] for ''Disney/BrotherBear''. Try to watch 1:19 without completely losing it.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCowMcWipwk A "blooper reel"]] exists for ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsFriendshipGames''. Highlights include Fluttershy [[BagOfHolding fitting a ridiculous number of animals in her backpack]], Principal Cinch indulging in SwivelChairAntics, and Rainbow Dash going flying with her pony counterpart.
** [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4zfrl0 They made another one]] for ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsLegendOfEverfree''. Alongside the usual assortment of bungled lines, it features Timber Spruce in Groucho glasses, Pinkie going on a tangent as to how to pronounce the past tense of "glow", a cameo by Maud Pie (and Boulder), and Sunset taking another trip to "Pinkie-Land".
* The end credits of ''Stand By Me Anime/{{Doraemon}}'' feature a reel that mostly consists of slapstick mishaps, since it silently played over the ending song. One scene involving the title character coming out of his portal drawer apparently took 50 takes.
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[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* Many comedy movies run outtakes over the end credits, including:
** Director Hal Needham's films with Burt Reynolds, beginning with ''Film/{{Hooper}}'' in 1978, popularized this trope. These were so popular they've been parodied by other films
*** ''Series/TheState'' recreated ''Film/TheCannonballRun'' bloopers ''word for word'' in one closing sketch.
*** ''Film/AnchormanTheLegendOfRonBurgundy'' snuck one of the outtakes of Burt Reynolds from ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBanditII'' in with the outtakes from the feature.
** ''Film/TheresSomethingAboutMary''
** ''Film/DaddyDayCare''
** ''Film/RushHour''
** ''Film/LiarLiar
** ''Film/BruceAlmighty''
** ''Film/GrumpyOldMen''
** ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou''
** It's not unusual for the outtakes to be funnier than the movie.
* Marty's prop flask being replaced with real liquor in ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. Cue Creator/MichaelJFox doing a SpitTake and [[HilarityEnsues hilarity ensuing.]]
** And a jokey improvised version of a deleted scene (where Marty looked into a classroom and saw his teenaged mother cheating on a test), where Michael J. Fox strolled onto the set wearing a wifebeater, a hairnet, belted slacks and a cigarette in his mouth - acting like a stereotypical Mexican thug. Cue Mexican!Marty calling Doc "Puto" [[note]] equivalent of "fag" in Spanish [[/note]], calling Lorraine "bitch", and yelling that "SHE CHEATIN', MANG!!" And the fact that he is visibly trying not to laugh makes it [[CrowningMomentOfFunny all the more hysterical.]]
* ''Film/BeingThere'' runs outtakes of Creator/PeterSellers continually flubbing a speech that had to be cut (he couldn't get through it without cracking up and breaking character) over the end credits. This was director Hal Ashby's idea -- Sellers was famous for committing to his characters, and saw this as "break[ing] the spell" of the film. He tried multiple times to get the outtakes dropped, but Ashby never relented. ''New York Times'' critic Vincent Canby later noted the mood-breaking effect of these outtakes in an essay against the whole trend of such, which was taking off around this time with the aforementioned ''Smokey and the Bandit'' films. There is an alternate, no-outtakes end credit sequence that was last seen circa 2004 in syndicated television airings, but all video prints of the film, including the 2009 [=DVD=] release, only use the outtakes version -- the [=DVD=]s don't even include the alternate version as a bonus feature. And the [=BluRay=] disc includes ''even more'' bloopers from that speech.
** There's a rumor that the outtakes were what caused Sellers to lose out on the Best Actor Oscar for his role.
* The 1984 movie ''Chattanooga Choo Choo'' had a great collection of outtakes following the movie.
* ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' had a few, including a improv where Creator/LeonardNimoy and Creator/WilliamShatner stretch out the "What does it mean, exact change?" bit after a blown take. The best, though, is during the scene where the ''Enterprise'' crew faces the Federation President at the end. Everyone cracks up when Shatner blows his line.
-->'''Shatner:''' On behalf of all of us, Mister President, I have been authorized to plead not guilty. On the other hand, they have also authorized me to plead guilty. Now I am confused.
-->'''Nimoy:''' That's good, keep rolling. Keep rolling. Ask him the question again, I like that. That was a good answer Bill.
* Most Creator/JackieChan action films include a modified version of this, with the outtakes often highlighting Chan's stunt failures and injuries. Several films have included clips of Chan being airlifted to hospitals, being loaded into ambulances, breaking bones, falling from high places onto hard/pointy things, etc. Chan was inspired to do this by the bloopers in ''Film/TheCannonballRun'', where he had a bit part.
** On ''Film/RushHour'', though, when he [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=24s fails to slide through a narrow space]] and falls to the floor, he jumps up with a "Jackie always OK!" to the amusement of the crew.
** Most of the other outtakes are Jackie flubbing his lines. Chan speaks very little English, and does his more complex lines by repeating the sounds without understanding what he's saying. The end result is that he often mispronounces things...and sometimes the crew slips him fake lines to get him to say something awful without knowing what it was!
** This is especially hilarious in the ''Film/RushHour'' outtakes, where Brett Ratner fed Jackie Chan increasingly dirty commentary about porn, ending with Jackie saying "I like the one with the horse!" with a straight face, until the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5SJqojfKJk&t=1m57s entire crew bursts out laughing]].
--->'''Chris:''' Lee, what's wrong with you?\\
'''Jackie:''' I don't know! Brett Ratner teach me that! ''(everyone laughs as Jackie glares off-camera)'' Are you teaching me a bad word?
*** This one goes [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bx7u07Vrkw&t=2m30s both ways...]]
---->'''Jackie:''' ''(laughing)'' See? How difficult is that? My English? He cannot even speak three words in Chinese!
*** And from one of the sequels, after several clips of Chris Tucker [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5SJqojfKJk&t=1m16s flubbing the same line]]:
---->'''Chris:''' El Poco Roco...\\
'''Jackie:''' El Pollo Loco!
*** He also [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=46s can't pronounce]] "gefilte fish" to save his life. And [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=2m07s Jackie can't say]] "Madison Square Garden."
*** Or "Secret Service", which kept coming out as "Seafood Service"
--->'''Crew''': ''Secret'' Service!
--->'''Jackie''': I know "secret"! I know "service"! But, everything together, it become "seafood"!
*** After Chris keeps [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=1m54s flubbing the line]] and calling Jackie, "Jackie" instead of his character's name (Inspector Lee).
---->'''Kenny (Don Cheadle):''' His name is ''Lee'', [[PrecisionFStrike Goddamnit!]]
*** Another has Chris Tucker getting a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=2m51s phone call]] from a friend.
---->'''Tucker''': ''[On phone]'' Hello? I'm filmin' man. I s... Call me back at seven o'... I'm filmin'! I'm looking Jackie Chan dead in his eye! Call me back.\\
'''Chan''': ''[motions hand to camera]'' We are on the... we...\\
'''Tucker''': ''[Still on phone]'' '''Call me back!'''\\
'''Chan''': Are you professional? We are filming. You turn on your phone!?\\
'''Tucker''': ''[Still on phone]'' No, you can't speak to Jackie Chan! ''[Extras and crew laugh in background]'' '''No!''' ''[Hands Jackie phone, embarrassed]'' They wanna speak to you Jack.\\
'''Chan''': Hello?\\
'''Tucker''': I'm sorry 'bout this.\\
'''Chan''': We are filming right now! ''[Background laughter rises]'' ... You sorry?! ... You waste our film! ''[Background laughter continues]''\\
'''Tucker''': ''[Takes phone back]'' Call me later! Seven o'clock! ''[Shuts phone off and walks off camera; Jackie looks at the camera shaking his head]''
*** And after [[spoiler: Ricky Tan [[DisneyVillainDeath falls to his death]]]]: ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPSBWlIqxbI&t=3m34s Here.]]) Even funnier, it also happens to be HilariousInHindsight.
---->'''Tucker:''' Damn! He ain't gonna be in ''Rush Hour 3''!
** In the ''[[ShanghaiNoon Shanghai]]'' series, Owen Wilson has a great deal of difficulty remembering to call Jackie by his character's name. Then there's the time Jackie forgot to turn his cellphone off... oops.
*** Which is a bit of a weird callback to the above mentioned outtake from ''RushHour 2''.
** Also from ''Shanghai Knights'', during one fight he and his foe totally forgot the fight choreography, and just kept repetitively hitting each other... until Jackie turned the motions into a dance routine, then finally threw his hands up and shouted "You have to say CUT!"
** Same outtakes reel: Jackie falls through a hole in the set, we hear an absolutely epic crash from below, followed by Jackie's pained voice saying "You were supposed to ''catch'' me!"
** These were parodied in the ''Series/MrShow'' DirectToVideo ''Run Ronnie Run''.
** While not hilarious, there's an interesting one in ''Film/RumbleInTheBronx'', where Jackie Chan trips while running from the actors playing goons. It's interesting watching the expressions of his crowd of pursuers go from angry "I'm going to get you" to "are you okay?" in a split second. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtA_xiISKRo here at 1:30]] - notice the guy with the bat raise it to strike, then check on Jackie.
* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'' has some excellent outtakes on the DVD. Nathan Fillion gets extra credit for slowly but surely derailing a dramatic scene for full comedic effect.
-->'''Mal:''' Get these bodies together.\\
'''Zoe:''' We got time for grave diggin'?\\
'''Mal:''' Zoe, you and Simon are going to rope them together. Five or six of them, laid out on the nose of our ship.\\
'''Simon:''' Are you insane?\\
'''Mal:''' [[RefugeInAudacity Put Book front and center. He's our friend, we should honor him.]] Kaylee, find that kid who's taking a dirt nap with baby Jesus. [[CrossesTheLineTwice We need a hood ornament.]] Jayne! Try not to steal too much of their shit!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aqFSzNNdrw&feature=related Nathan Fillion keeps an entirely straight face during this entire exchange.]]
*** As does Adam Baldwin, who ''plays along'', giving a perfectly timed, "I wasn't gonna!" shrug.
** The funniest outtake occurred when Mal confronts the rest of the crew after his talk with Inara:
--->'''Mal:''' I'm assuming y'all were listening.\\
'''Kaylee:''' Yeah...\\
'''Mal:''' Did you hear us fight?\\
'''Kaylee:''' No...\\
'''Mal:''' '''''[[NoIndoorVoice TRAP!!!]]'''''\\
[''The line is delivered in the feature as a flat'' "Trap."]
** But perhaps the greatest one of all is during the big space battle near the end, made funnier because no one breaks character during the entire thing, even after it's apparent that someone's messed up. ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdXwDhKGOtA "GET OUT OF THE WAAAAAAYYYYY!!!"]]''
-->'''Alan:''' Fine! You wanna fly?! Fuckin' fly!! ''(gets up and 'storms' off; Nathan grabs the wheel and begins 'driving' the ship. As he leaves the cockpit, Alan turns and screams)'' I'LL BE IN MY BUNK!
* The special features on the DVD of ''TheHangover'' include a segment entitled "The Madness of Ken Jeong", which are basically improvised scenes of Ken being as creatively vulgar/racist/homophobic as possible. The other actors desperately try to keep up, and do admirably (Jeong's right hand man's attempts to back up Jeong's wanking motions are [[JapaneseRanguage pliceress]]).
* Each ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' film has its own set of ''Bloopers of the Caribbean'' on the DVD release, all of which have got to be some of the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4D7yXmiWfw funniest]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuOk3rEMRqg outtakes]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU1IQRpmuDA ever]] committed to film:
-->'''Johnny Depp:''' And now all that's left is for you to climb aboard the ''Davy Jones Crocodile Machine'' or whatever it's called, what is the bloody thing called?\\

'''Jonathan Pryce:''' ''(reading from a scroll)'' The charge is conspiring to set free a man convicted of... ''([[{{Beat}} very long pause)]]'' I can't read my ''own writing.''\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' I shall help you to find the compass...if you do strange things to my dog, his name is Tim.\\
[...]\\
'''Sailor abord the ''Edinburgh Trader'':''' There's a female presence here, sir. [[AccidentalInnuendo All the men have felt her]]...[[ThatCameOutWrong No they haven't felt her]].\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' Dear friends, let us not...forget our lines. Let's not forget our lines, shall we?\\
[...]\\
'''Geoffrey Rush:''' [[LargeHam NAAAY, BELAY THAT!!!]] ''([[{{Beat}} long pause]])'' Do somethin' else!\\
[...]\\
'''Johnny Depp:''' (after flubbing a line for the third time) I hate this bloody line. Where are the writers; I want to kill them.\\
[...]\\

*** When [[Creator/JohnnyYongBosch Kyouji]] [[spoiler:attempts to rape Shino before Kirito stops him...]]

* LetsPlay/RoahmMythril releases one Gag Reel every AprilFoolsDay. Each houses various outtakes from his recordings that take place after the last Gag Reel.

*** Gustin's lip's flaps in slow motion.
*** Carlos' inability to catch the bomb Diane Cassidey (Black Siren) tosses him.

* ''Series/TheFlash2014'' has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6HmZM5dba4 one for season 1]]. Highlights include:
** Robbie Amell (Ronnie) spitting out fake snow.
** "Look upon the horizon. All you see will soon be yours, Simba."
** Grant Gustin (Barry) and Andy Mientus (Hartley) staring into each other's eyes during the confrontation between The Flash and Pied Piper. Gustin blurted out, "Your eyes are beautiful," in lieu of his line, then backpedaled by saying, "But we're not gonna kiss!" as the romantic background music ended with a RecordNeedleScratch. Followed up by Mientus (who is openly bisexual and whose character is gay) can be heard in the background saying, "Please?"

* The end credits of ''Stand By Me Anime/{{Doraemon}}'' feature a reel that mostly consists of slapstick mishaps, since it silently played over the ending song. One scene involving the title character coming out of his portal drawer took 50 takes.

** LittleKuriboh flubbing a line of Yami's saying "Usually I enjoy parties where women blablablubluuuh" having cracked his voice.

--->'''Shino''': Only until I graduate.

--->'''Lizbeth''': Huh?! What the hell did you call me?!? (tries to punch Kirito, but falls)

---> '''Kirito''': Next Time... Yui's Fart. *Cue to Yui making a fart sound at the next scene as she lands*

---->'''Kirito''': (To both Asuna and Liz) This is Shino Asada, a.k.a. Sinon. She's from GGO, and she's a dominatrix. (To Shino) These are my friends from my time in SAO. That's Liz, one of the many girls who wants to bang me. And Asuna Yuuki, a.k.a. The girl I still haven't had real sex with. Want to grab a table and do some body shots with us?

--->'''Death Gun''': This isn't over. Not yet. I'm just getting started. It's... (in a British accent) ''LiveActionTV/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus''.