BBC presenter's Ron Burgundy moment
A BBC presenter had the perfect Anchorman moment when he read something off the teleprompter he wasn't supposed to.
But he did it without missing a beat.
At the end of a story about someone being detained on a flight, presenter Gavin Grey was given a queue to "pause for effect" before launching into a story that would take a different beat.
Instead of actually pausing for effect, the anchor read, "Pause for effect" aloud.
As long as there's no question mark at the end of Grey's name when signs off at the end of the night, he'll be OK.
In spite of all the planning and production, TV can often go off the rails. Often with hilarious consequences.
Reporter's live freak out over bug
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Reporter's live freak out over bug
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'I'm about to cry': Reporter gets bitten by bull ant
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TV Reporter Storms Off Set After One Too Many Kardashian Stories
This reporter never wants to talk about the Kardashians again.
Reporter has unfortunate slip of the tongue during live weather report
This poor reporter had a very unfortunate slip of the tongue during a live weather report.
'Star Wars' Is "Racist" and Homophobic? BBC Falls for Prank Interview
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Manuela ensures the price IS right...by revealing the answer!
The Price Is Right - Manuela's Blooper
Motherducker! Kanye's Glastonbury Set Got Some Inventive BBC Subtitles
The BBC subtitling team didn't have a very easy time of it during Kanye West's headline performance at the Glastonbury Festival.
Morning news break – September 1
