- (gasps) I didn't think it could get any worse.
- (FBE) So finally, we have one last blooper
to show you from 2017. - Now I'm nervous.
- (hits table) NOO! These are bloopers of me?!
♪ (industrial intro) ♪
- BBC News. Okay.
- Ooh, news. That could be so many horrible things happening.
- Wha-- (chuckles). Wait. But what are you doing?
- Oh, are these news [bleep]-ups?
- This guy has no idea what he's doing. (chuckles)
- Someone's not prepared.
- (anchor) Hello and welcome. - And he gets right into it.
- Are these news bloopers? I love these!
- Good morning. Now, when you've pushed yourself
to the edge to conquer Mount Everest,
imagine abandoning your climb just 500 meters from the top.
It's not something you would choose to do lightly.
- Oh! Wrong guy. Seen this one.
I just watched this one three days ago.
- (anchor #1) But that's what our next and very heroic guest did
to help a fellow mountaineer. - Okay, my OCD.
His tie needs to be straight.
- Their posture is so awkward.
- (anchor #2) ...turned around to save a woman who'd collapsed
while she was on her trek. - Wow.
- (anchor #2) But he's now attempting to scale
the world's highest mountain again. - What is happening?
- (anchor #2) ...and joins us now in the studio ahead
of his next mission. Good morning.
- (Todd) I think you have the wrong guest, sir.
- Oh! - Yeah, oh. Ooh.
- (anchor #1) Ah, you are Todd Landman, aren't you?
- (Todd) I am indeed. - Ohhh my god.
- That's awkward.
And homeboy just had to sit there, like, "Do I tell them or...?"
- (anchor) The Tour de-- (thudding)
Ooh, [bleep].
Ooh, [bleep]. - (laughs)
- (anchor) ...de France will-- I've just fallen off of my chair.
- (giggles)
- How does she just fall off her chair?
- That's even worse, watching the Tour de France
if you can't even sit in a chair, right?
- That honestly would be me as a newscaster.
Everything would go completely wrong.
- Aw, she spilled! Oh, I'm so sorry.
- (gasps) She spilled all over herself.
No! Poor woman.
- (anchor) I did just fall of my chair,
but I am okay. I promise. - She spilled [bleep] on her shirt.
(laughs) - I would quit my job.
I'd retire at that point, be like,
"Well, I had a great three years of a career."
- Imagine watching that and hearing it live.
You know what? Good on her. She [bleep] kept going.
That's what matters.
- (woman) When Monique van der Strewn
first opened her... - Oh dear.
- Oh no, the cow's gonna bite her, isn't it?
- She's gonna step in poop, isn't she?
- Oh, that cow's gonna [bleep] with 'em. (slurps)
- (anchor) ...for the small farmer to do so.
- (chuckles) - (anchor laughs)
- (laughs) - (anchor laughs)
- (chuckles) - (anchor laughs)
Did he just lick my-- - She can't even play it cool.
- That cow's out for it, man. He wants some milk too.
- (weatherman) Right now, dew point's in the 20s.
- This was fantastic.
- (chuckles) Who's kid is that?
- (kid) ...but Zane doesn't know. - (weatherman laughs)
- Nervous laughing. He's like, (nervously) "Ha, ha, ha. ha."
- Whoa!
- (weatherman) We've got a little bit of a--
interesting things going on. - They should cancel
bring your kid to work day.
- (weatherman) Take a look at what's going on right now.
You wanna point out the weather right now?
- (kid) Yeah, there are farts everywhere and toots
[inaudible] as if it's crazy.
- (chuckles) Just pick the kid up and take him away.
- You can't really shoo a kid away without seeming like a jerk,
so he did it pretty well.
- (anchor speaking Hungarian)
- Oh, I can already see where this is going, man.
- Oh, is he drawing a... Really?!
- Oh no. Inappropriate.
- Please tell me that's a joke. That's a joke.
That can't be-- (laughs)
- Is anyone gonna tell him what it looks like?
Oh no.
- There's no way that's not on purpose!
- How does he not know? He did that on purpose.
It was a dare, 100%.
- (gasps) I didn't think it could get any worse.
- Everyone knows but him. How does he not realize? (chuckles)
- How did he not realize that? Or he's just really good
at keeping a straight face.
- (anchor) ...sending her down here. I don't-- we're not sure
if this note written in rocks is actually relating to her or not...
- What does it say?
- Send nudes. It's gotta say "Send nudes."
- It's gonna say "Send nudes." It's gonna say...
"Send nudes, please"! (bangs table)
- "Send nudes, please." Oh, wow.
- (anchor) Look outside. Send something please.
It doesn't say help. - (laughs) Send help.
How did they not know that?
Did they not look at the rocks before they put it on the news?
- I feel like she knew, and she was trying to save herself,
because there's no way that she could read that
and be like, "What does that say?"
- (Robert) Scandals happen all the time.
The question is how... - Ahh!
Dude, I watched this live, I'm pretty sure.
- (Robert) ...the question is how do democracies
respond to those scandals.
- (anchor) And what will it mean...
- (imitates child) What's up, Dad? What are you doing?
- Is this a serious political talk
that's going on? (laughs)
- This is awesome. It's so cute.
- Second kid comes in. And then...
And then... Boom!
- The mom is such a [bleep] trooper.
She's like [bleep] (grunts), go!
- (chuckles) The mom must've been just looking away
for one second and they're gone.
- (laughs)
- She's on the ground, pulling 'em backwards
and then she leans in and reaches for the door
at the very last second.
- (Robert) ...severely limited in the last six months to a year.
- Yeah. Yeah. That was the one of 2017.
- I love the fact that even news anchors
and stuff like that and serious things like this
have those moments where they mess up on stuff,
because it shows, like, hey, they're not all put together
like we always see them.
- (FBE) So in what's become somewhat of an annual tradition
here at FBE, we just showed you some news blooper highlights
from 2017. - Those are all just from 2017?
- (FBE) For many people around your age,
the trend seems to be that less and less people
watch television in general as streaming services
have increasingly taken over. - I don't even have cable.
- (FBE) For you personally, how do you receive your news?
- Usually Reddit. - If something is a big enough deal,
it will find its way to Facebook or Twitter.
- I get a lot of news just from the news updates on my phone.
- Usually internet type deal. I can't even remember
the last time I turned on an actual TV.
- I still watch the news on TV, but sadly a lot of it
does come from sites like Twitter, just online,
like Google, looking something up, because it's so accessible.
- (FBE) Because the internet makes it so easy for anyone
to quickly spread information around the world,
fake news has become a huge topic of discussion
in the past couple of years. - Yeah, it's a big problem.
- (FBE) So do you feel like people your age
are paying enough attention to the sources
where they get their news? - No, not at all.
I think people pay attention to who shares it,
and it's like, "Oh, they're credible."
But then they don't realize that they didn't check it first.
- People just trust one source nowadays.
They don't go to other sources, and it's really good
to not only have one source, but have multiple.
- There's a lot of news articles that people don't check their facts.
They don't check their sources. It might have an inkling
of the truth, but it's not even close
to what's the real truth, gets spread around like wildfire,
and now all of a sudden, everybody's thinking the same thing.
- Checking multiple sources just helps because some people
have a different agenda than other people.
Even different websites lean more to one side or one side.
If you only read from that website, you're only gonna
develop opinions based off of what they say.
- (FBE) So finally, we have one last blooper
to show you from 2017. - Now I'm nervous.
- (hits table) NOO! These are bloopers of me?
We just filmed this!
- (FBE) ...numbering the board one through 10.
- (Adam) Okay. - (FBE) P--
- (laughs) As soon as I saw it,
I was like, "I'm gonna write penis on it."
- How is this a blooper, though?!
This is just gaming. Okay, I'm interested.
- (Jasser) Oh, hey guys.
(thuds) - (laughs) Okay.
I don't even remember that! That's hilarious.
- Wait! (laughs) This is recent!
Oh my god. I look so stupid.
- (Dionte) ...hi in the-- (speaks gibberish)
- (laughs) - (Dionte) Come say hi
in the comments.
- In my head, I was like, "Oh yeah, you got this."
And the second I messed up, it just-- static.
- Goddamnit. I don't wanna watch it anymore.
I knew this-- - (Eric) Oh, [bleep].
- (Jordan) Wait, what do you mean?
Oh. - (Eric) I'm sorry.
- (laughs) I don't remember that happening!
- Oh, no! What?!
(laughs) I just popped up on the screen.
- (Chelsea) ...if you would want a shoutout like Chris-- nope.
- (FBE) Subscribe if you'd like a shoutout.
- I'm done. - (Chelsea) ...like Chris-- yeah.
- (FBE) Shallow. - (Chelsea) Shallow.
- I suck at goodbyes. I cannot speak.
- (FBE) This is "Rocket Man" by Elton John.
- NOOO! - (Brandon) That's why I said--
okay, 'cause when I said '60s, I was thinking the Beatles.
I was like, why does this sound like someone from the Beatles?
- Okay. All right. See, [bleep] off, guys!
(gasps) Are you pulling the worst bloopers
from all the reactors?
- (Brandon) He wasn't in the Beatles?!
- (laughs) My dumbass thought Elton John was part of the Beatles!
That's so cringy. Listen, I know now
that Elton John wasn't part of the Beatles.
I thought he was. My bad. I apologize.
Forgive me. (laughs)
- Thanks for watching. - If you didn't like this video--
I mean-- wait. If you liked this video,
go ahead and hit the like button like Enrique Suarez.
- Shoutout to Girls in Glasses for hanging out
in the comments last week. - Hey, guys.
Kyle here, producer at FBE. Thank you so much
for watching this episode of Kids React-- wait.
(beep) Hey, guys. Vartuhi here-- wait.
(beep) Hey, guys. It's Benny-- wait.
I'm not Benny, right? Just cut it off. It's done.
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