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The World's Funniest Moments (2008– )Where the Internet meets Television. The greatest viral videos including bloopers and hilarious amateur productions are seen for the first time on broadcast television. |
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Title: The World's Funniest Moments (2008– )
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| Arsenio Hall | ... |
Himself - Host
(13 episodes, 2008-2009)
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| Erik Estrada | ... |
Himself - Host
(13 episodes, 2010)
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| Laura McKenzie | ... |
Herself - Host
(13 episodes, 2010)
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John Ross |
(13 episodes, 2010)
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| Elizabeth Stanton | ... |
Herself
(13 episodes, 2010)
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| Christopher Massey | ... |
Himself
(12 episodes, 2010)
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| Kyle Massey | ... |
Himself
(12 episodes, 2010)
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Where the Internet meets Television. The greatest viral videos including bloopers and hilarious amateur productions are seen for the first time on broadcast television.
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New host duo Erik Estrada and Laura McKenzie add some humorously inventive interventions between clips and commercials, and then guide us through a collection of silly home-made clips. In the last episode I saw, this TV show upgrade also featured great bits with Christopher Massey (Zoey 101, Santa Paws) and Kyle Massey (Dancing With The Stars, That's So Raven), where they played funny games with the audience (remember the show "Double Dare"?). Very refreshing, especially when a show about video-taped spontaneously funny moments is able to create and record some on the spot. Additional plus marks: Some newer videos that I've never seen, the audience looks a lot happier, and the outtakes are short and witty. Too bad it's on at an awkward time during the weekend; it used to be on at night (on Wednesdays, I think) for all to see. Oh well. Still, a big quality boost for sure.