History Series / WorldsDumbest

** The girl who sings "Wilder" is apparently so bad that her music can be used for audial torture:

--->'''Wes Denning:''' Don't show this clip to frank Stallone. He'll have a stroke.\\

'''Frank Stallone:''' Is Frank Stallone being set up? You know, I'm gonna start forwarding this hate mail over to you at ''World's Dumbest''.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Several children walk out on a religious puppet show for it being boring and lackluster.

* CanonDiscontinuity: They regularly comment on how they've never shown a clip of someone successfully stealing an ATM on the show. This is despite the fact that there have been at least two videos of [=ATMs=] being successfully stolen, one involving a large group of people working together, and the other featuring a man loading an ATM into his car via a forklift, though he failed to steal a ''second'' ATM.

** One "Brawlers" episode featured a clip titled [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros "Super Mario."]] The video featured a guy who accused his friend, Mario, of stealing some cash and starts beating him up. When one of their other friends says "get him Mario," Mario gets his HeroicSecondWind and puts the other guy in a headlock. When the first guy tries to restart the fight, they tussle for a minute, until Mario ends it with a single hit to the other guy's face.

* CaughtWithYourPantsDowns:

* WhoWritesThisCrap: Todd Bridges' opinion of the cast pretending to be the cast of ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones''.

* KidsDrivingCars: A few car thieves aren't even at double-digits.

* WhipItGood: One Turkish competition has two guys whipping each other. One guy then starts whipping the spectators.

* ADateWithRosiePalms:
** Invoked in some clips where whoever is shooting the video gets so excited behind the camera, the cast imply that the person is really enjoying themselves more than they should. One clip in particular of a group of friends jumping off a small cliff into a lake, the final guy about to jump is introduced by the cameraman as, "175 pounds of ''sexy'' muscle!" Cut to Michael imitating the videographer by gushing over said 175 pounds of sexy muscle, followed by miming jerking off, to which he apparently catches a bystander's attention:
--->'''Michael:''' Uh, I'm just encouraging him.
** In an "Inventions" episode, where a device can be used to cut hot dogs into figures with smiley faces, some of the cast insist they don't need help playing with their wieners.
** In another "Inventions" episode, we have The Man-Bib, a bib made specifically for men to keep from making a mess. The cast cannot believe it.
** The guy who called 911 because he wanted the dispatcher to help him jerk off.
** There's a clip featuring a tortoise and a shoe. It has to be seen to be believed.

* AwesomeButImpractical: One episode of "Criminals" features a woman on hidden camera in a car, soliciting a hitman, who's really an undercover police officer, to kill her husband. Instead of simply busting her right there, the police use at least a whole day to stage a fake murder and present the charade to the woman. They go through all the trouble of showing her pictures of the "assassination," bringing her into the station, and then breaking down everything that supposedly happened. Perhaps surprisingly, no one on the cast mentioned the fact that all of this may have been [[{{Pun}} overkill]].[[note]]They probably did approach him with the intention of cutting off her scheme right then and there. However, when they ask the husband why she wants him dead, he explains that he had things happen to him to get him into an unprecedented amount of trouble. The crux (before the hit) was being pulled over by cops following an anonymous tip and being arrested after they found drugs in his car. He had never had any history with drugs, and he never found out who made the call. Impractical? Probably. Awesome? They put the fear of God into that woman, the cherry on top being the husband walking in, coldly explaining his outrage with her, and just as coldly walking out. Hell yes![[/note]]

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-->'''Jaime:''' He has since recovered from the injuries, or religion...?

** Comments are occasionally made about how nice looking Tonya was when she was younger.

--> '''Vincent Pastore:''' ''(in commercial)'' Wise guys don't carry that wallet. Wise guys don't carry that briefcase.\\

* CurbStompBattle: Is shown occasionally such as the 78-year-old man vs. a 20-something pickpocket. [[CoolOldGuy Said 78-year-old man was a former Marine, iron worker, and Golden Gloves boxer]].

** And then there's Miss Hannah, from one of the "Performers" clips, for [[BuxomIsBetter obvious reasons]]. [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer Even Judy Gold silently approved.]]

* AluminumChristmasTrees: In World's Dumbest Daredevils 4", during a clip involving the Cincinnati Bearcats mascot, Brad states that bearcats don't exist. In reality, bearcats (aka Binturong, aka ''Arctictis binturong'') do exist -- they're related to civets and genets and are native to South and Southeast Asia.

** Many episodes feature little skits in which John and Loni play lovers.

* ShesGotLegs:
** The examples are infrequent, but they are there. Marianne regularly wears hot pants and miniskirts, but it's only if she's used in a skit or super-imposed into a clip in full-bodied shots that we see this.
** This also happened with Jaime once when she's inside a plastic bubble while wearing a bathing suit.
** A clip example involves two teen girls brawling while wearing short shorts, which Chelsea comments it's a good idea to wear them to give people more bang for their buck.
** A rare male example includes a clip where a man is pulled over for drunk driving, and is wearing unusually short (for men) shorts; Brad and Chelsea like what they see.

->'''Brian Callen:'' (''as the puncher'') Oh, right. The rest of the team. Didn't really think about that.\\

** One duo attempted to rob an auto repair shop only to find out that the cash register was empty and the safe could only be accessed by the shop's boss, who wasn't due to arrive for several hours. As such, they came up with an idea-- leave a phone number so the shop can call them when the boss arrives, so they can presumably come back later to steal the money. As if it needs to be said, when they were called back to the shop, plain-clothes police officers were waiting, and they were booked.