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00:00Welcome to Ms. Mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the time
00:10something was just so hilarious that no one in the scene could hold it together.
00:14We know you're hoping to see Rose's great herring war anecdote,
00:18but reportedly it was all scripted, so it doesn't qualify for our list today.
00:24After that, no other herring would do it.
00:34Breaking Bad is packed with intense drama, and the cast really knows how to pull us in.
00:39But there's one little cast member who steals the show in her own way.
00:43In this scene, Skylar tearfully worries about her family's safety.
00:48So what's this about the kids not being safe?
00:51Safe from what?
00:55From us?
00:59From Walt and me?
01:00Now it's hard enough to ignore baby Holly's cuteness in the final cut,
01:04but in the blooper reel it's even tougher.
01:07As Marie comforts her sister, baby Holly adds her own commentary.
01:12The kids, they are safe, of course they are.
01:19I don't think she feels very safe.
01:21The actors can't help but laugh, taking it as Holly's contribution to the conversation.
01:26Perhaps she was just offering notes on Betsy Brandt and Anna Gunn's acting.
01:31Maybe this is why they say not to work with kids.
01:35Number 19.
01:37A Sneeze.
01:38Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
01:39In this episode, the squad is invited to a party at Captain Holt's house,
01:43but there's just one problem.
01:45For a bunch of cops, their social skills are kind of lacking.
01:49Why wouldn't Holt want us there?
01:50Because he thinks we're going to embarrass him in front of his husband,
01:53which frankly is insulting.
01:55Oh man, all the orange soda spilled out of my cereal.
01:59So Terry calls them all in for a crash course on basic manners and party etiquette.
02:04Of course, everyone has questions, including Gina,
02:07who wants to know if Jennifer Aniston-style shorts are acceptable to wear for such an occasion.
02:12No staring at your phones, no rolling in two hours late,
02:16no sweatpants, no jeans, and no shorts.
02:18What about dress-up shorts, for instance, the kind Jen Aniston might wear?
02:22No, those are still shorts. No shorts.
02:25Classic Gina.
02:27Anyway, in one outtake, her line is hilariously interrupted by an
02:31untimely sneeze from Andy Samberg.
02:34It's a tiny goof and, of course, completely beyond his control,
02:37but it's enough to make the rest of the cast burst into laughter.
02:41What about dress-up shorts, for instance?
02:45Number 18.
02:46Eight Simple Rules to Breaking Your Castmates.
02:49Eight Simple Rules.
02:51John Ritter was a comedic genius who could always make his castmates laugh,
02:55whether it was planned or not.
03:01What?
03:02Oh, it's always me.
03:04In Eight Simple Rules, he played the overprotective Paul,
03:08who hilariously struggles with watching his daughters grow up.
03:11Just so you know, Kyle, if you ever pull into my driveway and honk,
03:15you better be delivering a package because you're sure as hell not picking anything up.
03:20The gag reel is packed with Ritter's antics,
03:23from his quirky acting choices to flubbing lines and playfully teasing his co-stars.
03:28He had that rare gift for turning any moment into a laugh-out-loud scene.
03:34Uh, uh.
03:38Stop imitating me!
03:39Stop it!
03:41How can we pick just one favorite when he gave us so many?
03:44Paul was an essential part of the show,
03:46and Ritter was clearly the heart and soul behind the scenes too.
03:50Thanks for all the laughs, man.
03:52I wanted 10.30.
03:54You said 11.
03:55I said 11.30.
03:56No, no, no, she said 12.
03:58You weren't even there.
04:04Number 17. Ted's Story – How I Met Your Mother
04:09When Barney gets shaken by a blast from the past, he makes a deal with his friends.
04:13If they want him to spill his embarrassing secret, they have to share theirs first.
04:18He's especially keen to hear Ted's re-return story,
04:22but Ted's reluctant to divulge it and offers up a different humiliating tale instead.
04:27Things take a hilarious turn in the outtake when Josh Radner flubs his line.
04:48After that, the cast can't keep it together,
04:50and several subsequent attempts to film the scene end in laughter.
04:54Seriously, they cannot stop. It might not be the juicy story Barney was fishing for,
05:00but couldn't they at least have finished the scene for us?
05:09Number 16. You Want a Piece of Me? – Seinfeld
05:13George Costanza and moral integrity rarely go together,
05:17so it's no surprise when he tries to impress Elaine's colleague Anna with a bad boy image.
05:22He ends up getting arrested for bootlegging and needs his dad to bail him out,
05:26setting the stage for this outtake.
05:41Frank gets into a spat with Elaine, who's there to bail out Anna
05:45after she insults his son's intelligence. Jerry Stiller, a true comedy legend,
05:50can't even get through a simple line without cracking up the cast.
05:54That means whatever the hell you want it to mean.
05:57You're saying you want a piece of me?
06:03Julia Louis-Dreyfus is the first to lose it, quickly followed by Jason Alexander
06:08and Rebecca McFarland. Stiller, always the pro, leans into the comedy,
06:13leaving everyone in stitches.
06:15You want a piece of me? You got it!
06:23Number 15. Laughter in the Bathroom – Will & Grace
06:27Season 8 of Will & Grace treated us to two live episodes,
06:31where there were no second chances for hilarious mishaps.
06:34The eyebrow incident had us all chuckling,
06:37but the real chaos took off in an episode centered in Karen's bathroom.
06:41Why has Karen had this party for 10 years and never invited us until now?
06:45You weren't invited to this one either. I screwed up and put you on the list.
06:49It's outrageous! Why wouldn't you want the three of us here?
06:54Will, Grace, and Jack discover Karen hosts secret parties without inviting them,
06:59because apparently someone's bound to embarrass her.
07:02As they argue over who that culprit might be, they can't contain their laughter.
07:07You know what I see when you talk? William Hurt in a wig.
07:10You are both embarrassing! If I had a party, I wouldn't invite either of you.
07:18Soon, they're hurling beauty products at each other.
07:21By the time Karen enters, the absurdity of it all has clearly sunk in,
07:25causing Sean Hayes to completely lose it and take his castmate down with him.
07:30What kind of prescription plan are you on, by the way?
07:3214. Son of a Bee – Supernatural
07:41This season 3 episode sees con artist Bella Talbot do everything she can
07:46to steal a lucky rabbit's foot.
07:48Maybe next time, I'll hang you out to dry.
07:53Oh, don't go away angry, just go away.
07:57Have a nice night, boys.
07:58Although ultimately unsuccessful,
08:01she does manage to drive away with Dean's winning scratch tickets.
08:04Oh, I forgot we're at $46,000.
08:09I almost forgot about the scratch tickets.
08:13Now, how would you feel if someone disappeared with your chance at winning thousands of dollars?
08:18There's certainly no mistaking Dean's feelings as he loudly exclaims,
08:22Son of a bitch!
08:24But hang on, is that a smile we see on Sam actor Jared Padalecki's face?
08:29According to the star, his co-star's overzealous response wasn't what he was expecting,
08:35but he didn't want to ruin the take,
08:36so he turned his head away from the camera to hide his reaction.
08:40Unlike the time Padalecki accidentally hit his on-screen father, causing everyone to break.
08:4713. A Forking Good Blooper – The Good Place
08:50In season four, the gang is tasked with getting demon Sean on board
08:54with their idea for the medium place.
08:56He refuses, leading Jason to say,
08:59You used to be cool, but you've changed, man.
09:02As this blooper shows, the idea that Sean was ever cool
09:06and Manny Jacinto's epic delivery were simply too hilarious for the cast to handle.
09:11You know, Sean, you used to be cool, but you've changed, man.
09:16It...
09:20According to series creator Michael Schur, they were so tickled by this line
09:24that they couldn't stop giggling, quote, for three and a half minutes.
09:29William Jackson Harper, who played Chidi,
09:31also revealed that they laughed so much that Ted Danson cried.
09:35If you ask us, it sounds like the Good Place set is a forking great place to be.
09:40You used to be cool, but you've changed.
09:4312. Carlton Breaks the Set – The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
09:50Speaking of fun sets, Alfonso Ribeiro, who played Carlton on Fresh Prince,
09:55once shared that the cast loved to entertain their audience to the fullest.
10:00On one memorable day, he asked the directors
10:02to focus on him because he had something funny-funny planned.
10:13In the scene, Will tells a dramatic tale about Lisa as payback for a prank pulled by her and
10:21Carlton. The scene could have ended shortly after Ribeiro's panicked exit.
10:36Instead, the actor indulged in a hilarious, over-the-top
10:40masterpiece that takes down his castmate, some extras, and the entire studio audience.
10:46It was such a riot that, of course, they had to keep it in the final cut.
10:5911. The Dentist – The Carol Burnett Show
11:03Tim Conway had a real knack for finding humor in everyday situations.
11:07We'll be seeing more of that later, too. In this episode, he plays a freshly graduated
11:12dentist who accidentally anesthetizes himself, setting off a chain of hilarious mishaps.
11:28His co-star, Harvey Korman, can't hide his laughter as things spiral out of control.
11:33Yes, in this context, the whole cast might be just one other person,
11:37but Korman's reaction alone is worth an ensemble of a thousand.
11:52Eventually, Conway can't resist joining in the laughter as well. According to Conway,
11:58Korman found the whole thing so hysterical that he might have had a little mishap himself.
12:0310. Hot and Foamy – Frasier
12:21The actual aired take that led up to this moment is absolutely hysterical.
12:26After reading their mom's notebook, Niles finally signs his divorce papers,
12:30only to later discover that Niles in her notes wasn't him at all.
12:44He takes a moment to cool off, only to end up a little hot and foamy. In the outtake,
12:49as Niles emerges covered in foam, you can see his on-screen family members smirking.
12:54However, that's not what breaks them. Martin starts to deliver his detective
12:59expertise on the situation, but breaks down before finishing the line.
13:09Soon enough, everyone else is laughing along with him. In the next take,
13:13Daphne's hilarious follow-up line sets them off again.
13:179. She Drove Me Here – Parks and Recreation
13:31Ah, Craig. How do we describe Craig? Well, he's loud, a little intense,
13:36never shies away from voicing his opinion, and is very enthusiastic about everything.
13:46He's also hilarious and a beloved addition to the Parks team, courtesy of actor Billy Eichner.
13:58In this scene, Leslie puts together a team to brainstorm ideas to improve
14:02community relations following the Pawnee-Eagleton merger.
14:05Craig introduces himself and his friend Madison, who drove him in. In the blooper,
14:11it's clear that everyone's getting a kick out of Eichner's delivery,
14:14and Aziz Ansari even eggs him on.
14:27Of course, it's not long until they all break. We only wish this conversation had made the final cut.
14:348. Thor and Dr. Jones – The Big Bang Theory
14:46We wonder how many takes of this classic Big Bang scene it took before the director raised
14:51their hand and went, ah well, good enough. In this season 9 episode, a crowd gathers
14:57at the comic book store to see Footprints on the Moon make their musical debut.
15:04The guys have penned some interesting lyrics, but we commend their commitment.
15:17In fact, in the episode that aired,
15:19Kaley Cuoco can be seen chuckling when Howard really goes for those high notes.
15:34Still, that's nothing compared to the outtake. When Howard tries to harmonize,
15:40Cuoco can't contain her laughter, and soon brings some other cast members down too.
15:567. Cricket Fakes It – It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
16:02Charlie and Mac are reunited with old friend Pete, but they're disappointed that he's more
16:06together than they remembered. So they turn to Cricket to help lure the old Pete out with what
16:12can only be described as an exorcism. There's just one problem. Cricket doesn't know the required
16:27Latin to perform such a task. Now, let's cut to the outtake. Cricket waxes lyrical about the
16:33importance of faking it, and something about his co-star's reaction suggests that maybe this wasn't
16:39the dialogue they expected. They try to play along, but can barely get through a sentence
16:44without giggling. They're certainly not faking just how funny they find this scene.
16:486. The Couch Gag – Boy Meets World
17:01Eric spends this episode in an array of disguises as he seeks vengeance on Topanga.
17:06It turns out he's no match for her, physically or mentally. Unfortunately,
17:18one of his more creative yet ill-thought-out costumes didn't make the final cut.
17:23However, the bloopers can be seen at the end of the episode.
17:36Sean and Angela have been sitting on the couch embracing for a while,
17:40seemingly unaware that Eric's hiding in the cushions. His reveal is so funny that
17:45it breaks everyone, and since it didn't make the final cut, we can only imagine
17:49the amount of takes ruined by laughter. 5. No One Is Safe Around Betty White –
18:00Hot In Cleveland This is wild to imagine,
18:03but apparently the late, great Betty White wasn't meant to be a series regular on Hot
18:08In Cleveland. She was initially signed on as a guest star in the pilot episode,
18:12but come on, it's Betty White. Of course folks loved her.
18:16I'm coming! I know what action means!
18:21So do I, but it's been so long!
18:25And if she hadn't been convinced to join the cast, we may never have gotten so many hilarious
18:30bloopers. In one of our favorites, White's Elka talks about her dating profile.
18:36In fact, that's my screen name. Bender Over. I signed up when my bender was over.
18:45I signed up when my bender was over.
18:48White can barely get through the punchline without giggling,
18:51which sets off a domino effect with her scene mates.
18:54In fact, it's so funny that it even gets called back to in a later outtake.
19:01Oh no. Oh no.
19:05I have a feeling we have another bender over.
19:08Number 4. Kitty's Dance. That 70s Show.
19:11In the episode, Kitty and the girls head to a club for Donna's bachelorette party.
19:16The usually wholesome matriarch unveils a wild streak
19:19when she starts grooving in front of the exotic dancer.
19:23I need room to roll.
19:27Born free. As free as the something free.
19:35It's so funny that even in the episode, Mila Kunis can be spotted openly laughing.
19:40However, as this outtake shows, she wasn't the only one who found the moment hysterical.
19:54Even Deborah Jo Rupp can't keep a straight face. According to the actress,
19:58she improvised the whole thing and intended to keep going until someone yelled cut.
20:03I had never done it full out during rehearsal because I just didn't know what I was gonna do.
20:09So tape night, I did it full out.
20:11We imagine she would have kept dancing for a while,
20:14as everyone was probably doubled over and too breathless to call it anyway.
20:19Mila couldn't speak. Laura's behind me. They're collapsed in laughter and no one's yelling cut.
20:26So I just keep dancing and dancing.
20:29Number 3. The Plasma TV. The Office.
20:32The dinner party episode was beloved by critics and fans alike, and for good reason.
20:37I was watching Jim's face and he was laughing.
20:41The writing was top notch, the acting was on point,
20:44and it gave us one of our favorite The Office bloopers. Michael shows Jim and Pam his new
20:49Plasma TV during a tour of his and Jan's home. The camera then shows it.
20:54I actually hung this on the wall myself. I want to show you something. A lot of people in the room,
21:00you need more space. Voila, right into the wall. Wow.
21:04If you thought that was funny, check out this outtake.
21:07I guess what surround sound means is that, right over here, Jim.
21:13They can barely keep it together, but Steve Carell's attempts to keep going just make them
21:18break even more. The actor acknowledges that it's going to be a long day.
21:22We have two speakers. What? Honey? Oh, Jesus. This is terrible. We'll never finish this episode.
21:31Eventually, they completely lose it, and everyone needs a moment to regroup.
21:36Number two. Ross plays the bagpipes. Friends.
21:40Ross Geller is at the center of two hysterical Friends bloopers that broke everyone involved.
21:45But before we pivot onto our pick, we just had to take a second to appreciate this moment.
21:51Pivot!
21:59Pivot!
22:02The cast managed to one-up their own hilarity a couple of seasons later
22:06when Ross showcases his newfound talent to the gang and urges them to join in, which Phoebe does.
22:12You know the song. Sing along.
22:21Sing along.
22:23In the aired episode, you can see that Jennifer Aniston struggles to maintain composure.
22:28However, she's far from the only one who catches the giggles in this blooper.
22:32We get it. We've probably watched this scene hundreds of times, and it never gets less funny.
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23:02Number one. The Elephant Story. The Carol Burnett Show.
23:06According to Carol Burnett's memoirs, a golden rule of sorts on her show was that
23:11everyone should stay in character. But here's the thing.
23:20When something's just that darn funny, the rules pretty much mean squat.
23:25During this installment of the family sketch, the group plays a game of password.
23:29Mickey Hart, played by Tim Conway, tells such a ridiculous story about elephants that everyone,
23:35including Burnett, struggles to maintain their composure.
23:41The more details he adds, the more they begin to crack.
23:45However, it's Vicki Lawrence as Mama who finally fully breaks them all.
23:54It's still one of the funniest TV bloopers of all time.
24:07Which set looks like it would be the most fun to work on? Let us know in the comments.
24:15Oh my God, I love it so much!
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