"Bloopers" meaning when a sitcom actor or actress messes up their lines. That's the one thing that I always loved about the sitcom Martin, a lot of times at the very end of the show when the credits are rolling, they will show Martin or one of the other actors/actresses when they forget their line or say the wrong thing when delivering their line. What's even funnier is the way the actor/actress reacts when they make the mistake, or when another actor/actress onstage with them at the time says something funny or cracks up laughing. Unrehearsed comedy at it's best!

they're not called bloopers anymore. They're called Bushisms.

Imago777 said:

Imago777 said:

"Bushwack", as I call him, which I guess would make the word "Bushwackisms".

Overall I do like watching "bloopers," but it really does depend on the show.

Nothinbutjoy said:

Agreed; I don't care to watch "bloopers" for a show that I don't like.

I love them. My favorites were mostly back in the day. Carol Burnett's were the best. Will & Grace has some fun ones.


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Is "bloopers" slang for "leggy models trying on stockings"??...Cuz if so, then yes.

i love them

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS!