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Japanese News Accidents!

May 10th, 2007 by James

Somebody has thrown together a clip of various mistakes and accidents from Japanese news:

Life was a lot easier for broadcasters in the pre-YouTube days…



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Comment by feitclub
2007-05-11 05:35:01

So, what’s the source of that odd European-looking clip towards the end? I couldn’t understand a word of it but I’m guessing the host couldn’t stop laughing at the high-pitch of his guest’s voice, despite the apparent tragic nature of the report.

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Comment by Alec
2007-05-19 03:56:54

That clip is actually from a Belgian TV sketch show. Everyone in Belgium knows it’s a comedy clip (and thus fake) but the rest of the world doesn’t for some reason.

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