Remember animal lovers, a leash is only as strong as the person holding it, and when this big dog decides that the interview is over, it's over.

A hilarious moment from the 2008 National Spelling Bee in which the eventual champ receives a word to spell that he mishears at first and is relieved when the matter is clarified.

A clip from The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet in which the screen suddenly cuts to a photo of a cat eating a huge plate of spaghetti. Turns out they display this photo now whenever they need to censor out a...

Segment from Saturday Night Live in which Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are presented in a split screen format while talking at the same time, just like those NBA playoff commercials.

Radio host Kevin James appears on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews and looks completely foolish when it's revealed he doesn't know the history behind the issue and clearly has no idea what he's talking abou...

Jesse Jackson was speaking on television about Barack Obama and thought the microphone had been turned off when he made some obscene comments. Ironically, so many people disrespect Jackson that this could help ...

Funny prank in which a couple of speakers are placed inside one of the stalls in a women's bathroom and a hidden camera captures the reactions of people once the comments and fart noises begin.

Andy Dick won't leave Ivanka Trump alone during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live so finally Jimmy decides to have security escort him off the stage.

Saturday Night Live's Andy Samberg does a spot-on impression of actor Mark Wahlberg, in which he attmepts to have conversations with various animals.

G4 TV did a funny segment in response to the number of videogame geeks on XBOX Live who are so desperate to unlock in-game achievements.

While commenting on Hillary Clinton's RFK assasination slip-up, Liz Trotta on Fox News Channel accidentally refers to Barack Obama as Osama and then jokes that they should both be killed.

A great skit from Saturday Night Live mocking John McCain's recent run of ridiculous campaign ads against Barack Obama.

News anchor Sue Simmons for NBC 4 in New York doesn't realize her microphone is still on when she curses someone out. Then she returns to the air to apologize.

If you're wondering why Bill O'Reilly was so mad during his already infamous Inside Edition video, this behind-the-scenes footage includes the show's producer and reveals what really went down.

Joan Rivers appears as a guest on a British show called Loose Women and curses about Russell Crowe, unaware that they're actually filming live and it can't be bleeped out.