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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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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| 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.
Ugh.
The World's Funniest Moments is a show with a format similar to that of America's Funniest Home Videos, except that the videos aren't nearly as funny, and there are also various viral videos from the Internet. This show pales drastically in comparison to AFV. First of all, Tom Bergeron is a funny person. Although Arsenio Hall can also be funny, Bergeron actually looks like he's enjoying his job. Hall, on the other hand, looks as if he would rather be somewhere, anywhere, else. Also, the videos are much dumber than those on AFV (I'm willing to bet that the people who sent in videos to WFM were turned down by AFV).
No wonder MyNetworkTV is the second-lowest rated major network (the only major network with lower ratings is Ion Television).