TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes (February 13, 1984)

Full Length Episode with vintage commercials

[@elizabeth5985]

God it takes me back. Thanks for the memories.

[@yaywhewclips242]

4:22 hysterical!! 5:00 poor Jim, but what a great sport!! R I P Philip Mc Keon. I think I recall TWIGS or a similar product, they were pretty tasty. Robert Kline went to Alfred State (SUNY) near Buffalo.

[@barberjeff67]

This was a fun show. Glad to see it again! I love they left the commercials in as well.

[@crgray1979]

Love when jim perry tasted the shaving cream

[@gladfan1989]

36:07 - This set of bloopers never fails to give me giggleitis.

[@bradhig]

This is the intro I remember. I thought one of the guys kept getting shocked every time he put his plug in.

[@davidfischer6923]

RIP Dick Clark and Ed Mcmahon

[@devinmceachern]

Philip McKeon as well. He died on December 10, 2019.

[@craigthomas8198]

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[@crgray1979]

And also Charlie O'Donnell

[@jeepthing98]

NBC owned 80s TV.

[@caesar349]

Wow!!!! Awesome retro tv from my fond youth

[@davidfischer6923]

Thanks for posting this please Have more Of the old Bloopers And Pracical Jokes Thank You David Fischer Jr. 7-20-81

[@notaniceguy34]

Sooooo for YEARS since youtube was created, I looked for the elusive early 80s episodes of TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes featuring the late Phillip McKeon of 'Alice' being tricked into walking out of a dressing room wearing nothing but his bikini underwear. Boy was I underwhelmed after seeing it again for the first time in over 30 years. :(

[@DS-hy6ld]

"The _late_ Phillip McKeon"?? I really didn't know he was dead! Now I gotta look that up!

[@DS-hy6ld]

Hmmm.... Died in December 2019 -- and it looks like the most specific cause of death I can find is a "lengthy illness" which was undisclosed, by the family's request. Sad. He wasn't that old at all -- 55.

[@PungiFungi]

Me too...I had such different memory of it......

[@Spankydoodle]

I love how there are commercials too.

[@crgray1979]

They need to put the whole series on dvd

[@savrronekinney7060]

My childhood days I would watch this tv program

[@davidfischer6923]

Funny Show

[@davidfischer6923]

Thanks for posting this show

[@djdavemick]

Not long after Tom Cruise's iconic underwear dance in Risky business, ran a brief clip on this show of a man dancing in not much clothing to Do You Love Me...I would KILL to see that clip again.

[@devinmceachern]

Jo Polniaczek from _The Facts of Life_ FTW. Nancy McKeon, that is.

[@Nancie680]

Wow! The commercials in the 80s is when it got a bit nasty

[@davidfischer6923]

I wish TV Labd had this they need to play it

[@davidfischer6923]

RIP Philip Mckeoan

[@stephenchase5593]

The greatest bloopers ever!!!!!

[@GUCCI_NATION]

Do you have new year's with Dick Clark ?. Please ?.🙏

[@Jaren929]

And this was in Detroit, MI! OMG!

[@crgray1979]

Channel 13 is now an ABC station

[@speedgriffon2504]

Wow. I loved this as a kid, but I'd forgotten how much filler it was between actual bloopers.

[@viddykiddy18]

That guy in the Prange's bloopers must be a young Jim Doughan, before he hit it big.

[@scottandrewhutchins]

Three I want to find: Getting Scott Baio to eat goat intestine, with Mindy Cohn black and white diarrhea remedy commercial where the guy (Russell Johnson?) can't say the word without chuckling "Louie Louie" Day

[@connarcowanakacliffordoneo9095]

The louie Louie one is online on the internet archive webpage.

[@craigthomas8198]

😮

[@scottandrewhutchins]

@@craigthomas8198 It wasn't really goat intestine. It was normal foods labeled "goat intestine," "monkey brains," "snake filets," etc. The goat intestine was just macaroni without any sauce. The monkey brains were mixed nuts.

[@craigthomas8198]

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[@crgray1979]

The one practical joke I want to see is the Tom poston was at funeral

[@jeffpiegari4942]

Any more please

[@meanmattworld]

i was for on June 20th of this year

[@craigthomas8198]

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