History Main / HilariousOuttakes

-->"You got a bloodied black guy up against the wall, surrounded by a bunch of white dudes with a camera."
** And:
--->'''Merlin:''' ''(reading from a book)'' Stone Fists --\\
'''Off-screen voice, imitating Merlin:''' Stone ''Hands'', asshole!\\
'''Merlin:''' ''(beat)'' Stone '''HANDS!'''
* The 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.
* Within the incredibly dark ''Ranma 1/2'' fanfiction, "Ill Met By Starlight", the author inserted a joke scene into each of the chapters before sending it to his beta readers, just to see if they were paying attention. All of these scenes were released with the final chapter. One of them accidentally made it into production, turning a very creepy confrontation scene with the BigBad into a campy discussion of why the scene ought to be scary and what would likely happen next.
* FanFic ''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]].
* Parodied in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwYfw7Vtr-I this]] video. Yes, that is JackieChan vs. [[Film/LordOfTheRings Sauron's eye]].
* ''{{Machinima}}/ClearSkies'' actually went to the trouble of ''animating'' their genuine bloopers for ''Clear Skies 3''.

* The host of [[CableNewsNetwork 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.

'''Tucker''': Look just...''[Hands Jackie phone embarrassingly]'' I'm sorry man.\\

* JimGaffigan's Saturn commercial outtakes have made their way to the internet. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dks1cqQZnqg They have a good ten minutes of trying to get this guy to focus.]]

* ''{{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.]]:

* ''UndercoverBrother'' has some incredible outtakes from DaveChappelle:

* ''Film/MenInBlack II'' 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]].)

* ''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.

** Simon Pegg and Nick Frost doing a scene of theirs while imitating MichaelCaine and SeanConnery from ''TheManWhoWouldBeKing''. Done again in ''HotFuzz''.

* ''The Master of Disguise'', to pad things out to 85 minutes, intersperses its end credits with these and deleted scenes.

->"Damn! He ain't gonna be in ''Rush Hour 3!''"
-->--'''Tucker''', ''Film/RushHour2''

* ''KissKissBangBang'' was already a hilarious film, but the actors somehow managed to top themselves in these [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N64EMzGR8Ts bloopers]]

* ''RatRace'' has a real gem.

* ''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.
* ''HellboyIITheGoldenArmy'' has its share of moments (you can watch their blooper reel [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsiGzDK-E1U here]]).

* ''{{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.

** That [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seCkv_aqSF8 wasn't the only time]] Kasem ran intro problems during a voice-tracking session.
** Ernie "Ah, shitballs..." Anderson on WABC Radio.
*** Also from WABC, here's Dan Ingram introducing [[http://www.musicradio77.com/images/schickpcm.mp3 one of these]] of his own.[[/folder]]

** That [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seCkv_aqSF8 wasn't the only time]] Kasem lost it during a voice-tracking session.

** That [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seCkv_aqSF8 wasn't the only time]] Kasem lost it during a VO session.

* I want a GODDAMN CONCERTED EFFORT to mention the Creator/CaseyKasem blooper reel. Or do you need to come out of a FUCKING UP-TEMPO RECORD first?

* From 1970, here's a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrXfK9Osmvs legendarily contentious (and very much NSFW) session]] by UK rock band The Troggs (of "Wild Thing" fame). To make it even funnier, the song they're attempting to record [[Irony is called "Tranquility"]].

* "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream" is already a silly song to begin with...but it begins with his backup band missing their cue, before [[BobDylan Dylan]] stops playing and producer Tom Wilson bursts into about thirty seconds of giggly laughter. After Wilson composes himself, he gives Dylan and the band the go-ahead to start over, which they do with a flourish. This bloop was kept on the final cut. Dylan also chuckles in several other songs when a particular verse seems to tickle his fancy.

* I want a GODDAMN CONCERTED EFFORT to mention the Casey Kasem blooper reel. Or do you need to come out of a FUCKING UP-TEMPO RECORD first?
** Ernie "Ah, shitballs..." Anderson on WABC Radio.
*** Also from WABC, here's Dan Ingram introducing [[http://www.musicradio77.com/images/schickpcm.mp3 one of these]] of his own.

* CentralParkMedia's release of the ''{{Slayers}}'' [=DVDs=] had these, with the most memorable being highly naughty exchanges between Creator/CrispinFreeman and VeronicaTaylor ''in-character'' (they play [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Zelgadis]] and [[GenkiGirl Princess Amelia]] respectively, whom are frequently subjected to ShipTease). Sadly, FUNimation's re-release [[VanillaEdition lacked these, along with the commentary.]]

** When [[spoiler:Ed was fighting Father]], it shows everyone screaming his name or begging him not to die. Then [[JohnSwasey Van Hohenheim]] is shown screaming, "Fuck him up!"

* ''SamuraiDeeperKyo'' has bloopers on Website/YouTube that will make you realize how hilarious 4Kids VoiceActors can be. Dan [[Anime/YuGiOh "Yugi"]] [[DanGreen Green]] and WayneGrayson (Joey Wheeler and [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Michelangelo]]), have many notable moments (One blooper was even used in episode 38 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'').

* ''Mechwarrior 4: Mercenaries'' features a part of the game where you as the main character can fight in the Solaris matches (think gladiatorial arenas with 100-ton mecha), this features a John Madden-esque announcer commenting on your progress based on how you're doing in the match. The voice actor released a 10 minute file of bloopers in the recording session, featuring him doing exotic voices, commenting on the rivals' sexualities, implying that the announcer character was a washed-up has-been, making fun of the recording script, and breaking the fourth wall with lines such as "Take them out of their Atlas and stick'em in a Camaro and I bet they will learn the main thing about humility. 'I have no weapon's!' *Explosion noise*" (There is even a joke in the session about leaving that line in there to see if anybody notices.) Have a listen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfR6w0ljrFE right here]].

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* Given the nature of the show, outtakes at the end of every episode have always been as important a part of ''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.
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** Special mention to JJAbrams constantly beatboxing with the microphone.

* In 1938, as part of Warner Brothers' annual in-house gag reel, BobClampett lovingly animated [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Porky Pig]] hitting his thumb [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgBABP2sg2k with a hammer]]:

* The gag reel for ''Film/TheAvengers'' features, apart from the usual equipment and dialogue flubs, Creator/TomHiddleston's Creator/AlanRickman impression, Clark Gregg remembering [[Film/PulpFiction a previous role]] of SamuelLJackson's, and for the Hulk's [[BigDamnHeroes Big Dang Heroes]] scene [[spoiler:Mark Ruffalo instead says ScrewThisImOuttaHere and runs in terror.]]

* 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=CyO2V2ks204 outtakes]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU1IQRpmuDA ever]] committed to film:

* It's said that a large number of supposedly hilarious outtakes and improvisations (many of them involving SpikeSpencer) were recorded during the process of dubbing ''Evangelion: Death and Rebirth'' and ''TheEndOfEvangelion''. 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 existance.
** SpikeSpencer's now-[[MemeticMutation legendary]] (and totally improvised) [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL8pvC3mxGo TV ending outtake]] at least gives us a taste.

* Marty's prop flask being replaced with real liquor in ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. Cue SpitTake and [[HilarityEnsues hilarity ensuing.]]

* ''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 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.]]

* 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''.

* Alton Brown, on a couple of episodes of ''GoodEats'', has included outtakes over the closing credits.
* The early seasons of ''TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'' include these. One episode in the final season was a whole behind-the-scenes episode which featured some of the actors' outtakes.

--> '''[[YuriLowenthal Yuu]]''': C...Crispin Freeman! Get out of my bedroom!

** Creator/PatrickSeitz is in ''one episode'' and he manages to cram in a ChristopherWalken impersonation and...well...this:

* The dub of ''SuzumiyaHaruhi'' also had some [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRO2fBxRU3M outtakes]], most of which were Creator/CrispinFreeman having some fun ad-libbing, but MichelleRuff got in on the act too: