Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Denis Norden presents another compilation of televisual cock-ups from around the world, this one focusing for the most part on either children's TV or kids in adult TV, and also featuring younger viewers offering their thoughts on certain out-takes. Expect to see bits of Sooty, the Muppets, people walking into things, a section on animals for some reason, that sixth-former on Blockbusters who almost said Kama Sutra, Zammo's girlfriend's splendid mispronunciation of "Grand Prix", and plenty more.
Do note that although this bears a 1994 date at the end, this recording is of a repeat in 2000 (I think, based on the promos I've left in at the beginning). [EDIT: Broadcast on Wednesday, 12th April, 2000, according to @AntarcticaTelevision in the comments - thanks!] Also, see if you can spot the transition from the animated opening credits into the real-life label on the giant VHS cassette prop. That sort of unnecessarily seamless edit was a weird and easily-missed trademark of It'll Be Alright on the Night.
Many thanks to @David315842 for sending me this tape.
(If you're a copyright holder and have any objections, please feel free to contact me. Alternatively, I haven't monetised the video, so you're welcome to do so, and that way everybody wins.)
Denis Norden presents another compilation of televisual cock-ups from around the world, this one focusing for the most part on either children's TV or kids in adult TV, and also featuring younger viewers offering their thoughts on certain out-takes. Expect to see bits of Sooty, the Muppets, people walking into things, a section on animals for some reason, that sixth-former on Blockbusters who almost said Kama Sutra, Zammo's girlfriend's splendid mispronunciation of "Grand Prix", and plenty more.
Do note that although this bears a 1994 date at the end, this recording is of a repeat in 2000 (I think, based on the promos I've left in at the beginning). [EDIT: Broadcast on Wednesday, 12th April, 2000, according to @AntarcticaTelevision in the comments - thanks!] Also, see if you can spot the transition from the animated opening credits into the real-life label on the giant VHS cassette prop. That sort of unnecessarily seamless edit was a weird and easily-missed trademark of It'll Be Alright on the Night.
Many thanks to @David315842 for sending me this tape.
(If you're a copyright holder and have any objections, please feel free to contact me. Alternatively, I haven't monetised the video, so you're welcome to do so, and that way everybody wins.)
