History HilariousOuttakes / LiveActionTV

* The first season DVD set of ''Series/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/Emergency}}'' has a lot, as seen [[https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB2E089F0327D5B82 here]]

** The scene where Sarah is having a conversation with Shaw (portrayed by Creator/BrandonRouth) in his bedroom seems perfectly normal... only for ''Jeff'' (portrayed by Scott Krinsky) to steal the show by causally emerging from the bathroom in his underpants with a towel. Needless to say, this impromptu act gets laughter and applause aplenty, along with two thumbs-up from Brandon.

** Bonita Friedericy (General Beckman) and Creator/TonyTodd (Langston Graham) look at the camera in character... as Creator/JoshuaGomez (Morgan Grimes) slowly pops up from behind, slowly munching on a box of snacks.

** Bonita Friedericy (General Beckman) and Creator/TonyTodd (Langston Graham) look at the camera in character... as Joshua Gomez (Morgan Grimes) slowly pops up from behind, slowly munching on a box of snacks.

** In Season 2, Vik Sahay (Lester Patel) has trouble with the line, "And then what's my fate? Some chambermaid finds me in a hotel room having accidentally asphyxiated while making love to myself?"

** [[https://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.

** One scene that has shown up on several "blooper" specials involves Leah in the diner, asking Alf take a tray to table 9. Ada Nicodemou repeatedly flubs the line, eventually prompting Ray Meagher to ask someone to "get the Yellow Pages and look under 'Greek actresses,' we need another one!"

* ''Series/ICarly'': "iBloop", entirely dedicated to the bloopers and outtakes of the cast throughout the series.

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** Seamus Dever has a lot of particularly funny bloopers, including this:

** The [[https://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 Creator/NathanFillion [[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:

** 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.

*** 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.

** 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.

** "I want you inside of me..." Cue Josh and Mekenna Melvin (Alex [=McHugh=]) - both of them blindfolded - leaning forward and accidentally headbutting each other. Naturally, they start giggling too.

* ''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.

** Down in Castle, it seems that Ryan [=McPartlin=] (Devon Woodcomb) can't handle his calla lilies. After a few takes, Mekenna starts corpsing with him too.

** Sarah Lancaster (Ellie Bartowski) clearly enjoyed Zac playing hairdresser.

* Even the infamous [[Creator/{{TBN}} Trinity Broadcasting Network]] had a blooper reel, featuring sets falling down, light bulbs exploding in the middle of fiery sermons, various pranks and hysterics. They even managed to make a scripture lesson out of it.

* 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 ''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.

-->'''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?

*** 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 franchise started up.

-->'''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=]''!

* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'' had a blooper reel on the DVD set for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY5nhWs1Pyg each]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRuzNRksFho of]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1ltu_l10K8 its]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcwpWDB7JiM five]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBj3sIKZy40 seasons]].