Breaking Broken News

Maybe it’s the fact that we can’t understand what shes’s saying that makes this one so damn good.

There’s two pretty funny parts to this video. First, this reporter is getting pelted by this “organic” material, which he says smells pretty bad, so by all accounts, it’s pretty likely some raw sewage. Secondly, he’s literally knee deep in this crap and it’s like the longest goodbye ever from the anchors in the studio. They keep saying, please get to safety quickly, but then they ask him another question keeping him from going. By the end you can tell he is about ready to just walk off.

What to do if your on the east coast and your community is getting pelted by Hurricane Irene? Local officials would like some to evacuate and everybody else to hunker down at home. These guys weren’t too content with that though and decided to streak behind The Weather Channel’s live report.

Looks like this weatherman thought this clip would’ve just made it to the blooper real, little did he know he was on-air live having a “technical difficulty”.

The key to any blooper reel, uncontrollable natural elements.

Well it must be snowing cars now because that’s the only conceivable way this car could have landed like this.

Nothing like a timely Dr. Evil reference to get your day going.

So which aspect of this weatherman is more annoying? The fact that he’s dancing awkwardly or the fact that he’s a Lakers fan?

This is what happens when you interrupt the season finale of Criminal Minds to attempt to save lives from a deadly tornado. On the other hand, if the tornado was near this caller than it would have been fine. Somebody better create a personal TV station just for her stat!

I’m not sure if that’s Al Roker or some guy in a bear suit tracking the hurricane. Either way, I feel safer.