History HilariousOuttakes / LiveActionTV

* The bloopers for ABC's ''Series/{{Castle}}'' look promising, mostly for Creator/NathanFillion'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 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9JXbJOXVkk here]].

* The [[Creator/AndersonCooper 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.

* A particular [[https://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.

** 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''."

* ''Series/HenryDanger'': The Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} series, ''Henry Danger,'' had a unique example of this trope: their hilarious outtakes episode was actually [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] within the fiction of the show's universe. In the episode, ''"Remember The Crimes"'' which itself was a ClipShow episode, the characters reminisced through flashback montages about all their favorite memories they had with each other down through the years. After they got finished reminiscing about their different favorite memories, they then started talking about traveling between alternate dimensions and parallel universes, and asked their science and tech genius friend Schwoz, to find a parallel universe where there are actors who pretend to be them (i.e., [[BreakingTheFourthWall their real-life actor counterparts playing their characters]]) but can't do it exactly right because they keep messing up their lines, causing props to mess up and malfunctioning, or because they can't stop laughing or goofing off during different scene takes, and they ask him to play it on the TV screen in their Man Cave hangout like a clip show.

* 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, Creator/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 '''''[[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome 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.

** Another scene has Jesse and Sally talking about how close Flynn and Leah have been during the surrogacy storyline. Ben Unwin messes up saying, "Of course there's closeness there, he's having her child."

* ''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.

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* ''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.