news bloopers

Reporters are supposed to be cool, calm and collected while on-camera, right?

Amazon is big business and this morning newsman thinks he knows why.

We all love a good blooper. Especially when a bodily function from an animal is involved.

Nature is going to do its own thing, even if you are in the middle of a live news report.

Austin Bowling from KSWO 7 News in Lawton made a little bit of a Freudian slip.

KAUZ Chief Meteorologist Ken Johnson has a hilarious slip of the tongue live on air.

What's the first thing you think about when you see a reporter doing a live TV report out on the street? If you're like most people, you probably consider jumping around in the background, maybe the traditional "Hi Mom!" or just yelling in general. A recent trend over the last few years has been for people to run up behind reporters who are live on the air and yell the very filthy line,

Meteorologist Austin Bowling didn't realize they had already turned the camera in his direction.

Ah, word scrambles. They're not just for our Free Beer anymore. No one is immune! At least when most people scramble words, they're not on television and it's no big deal. But this guy IS on television and it IS a big deal, especially because the result of his scrambling was a massive F-bomb on the news. Oops!

Times change and people change and but one thing that will never change? News bloopers being funny.

March came in like a lion and out like a blooper reel.

While a good chunk of the country is battling frigid temperatures, the Phoenix area seems to be in the midst of a heat wave that would make the sun feel like chillier than the Good Humor man's freezer.