Great Moments In Broadcasting

Someone on ESPN's "First Take" was having some serious digestive issues yesterday.

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The host of a BBC radio show was pulled off the air on her last day because listeners thought she sounded drunk. Paula White confessed to having "a couple of drinks" before taking to the airwaves, but denied being toasted

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A news anchor in Puerto Rico had a bizarre on air moment when he tripped over a word while doing the news and followed it up with 20 seconds of gibberish and vocal warm-ups.

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The new news anchor for the NBC affiliate in Bismarck, North Dakota chose the worst possible words to begin his very first broadcast. Mainly because they were swear words!

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Great sports moments happen all the time, but when they mix with real life situations and are powerful enough to bring a tear to our eyes, those are the ones that are truly special. Like our own Mitchell Marcus/Jonathon Montanez story, for example.

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A mixed martial arts fight featuring a guy named Dan Mainus has gone viral thanks to the mispronunciation of his last name and the juvenile humor of people like me.

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A big hailstorm did some damage in a small town outside Houston early Wednesday morning. And one of the local news stations interviewed a woman

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Who's the most shameless nose-picker in the world?

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And in other news, female news anchor reads her own wedding proposal live on air!

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Sometimes the subject of the news story can’t be clearly explained in the caption that shows up on the screen. And sometimes the person keying in the caption isn't paying the proper attention. Either way that leads to some inadvertently humorous moments for those of us watching the news.

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Check out this crazy video. Right in the middle of talking about how important oxygen is, the host of a Croatian kids show fainted on live TV.

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Putting your weatherman in a tiny plane with a stunt pilot seemed like a good idea on paper for this Australian news program.

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