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A musical montage featuring dogs and cats who do not get along; guys play a trick on their roommate; pranks that backfire.
A musical montage featuring dogs and cats who do not get along; guys play a trick on their roommate; pranks that backfire.
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America's Funniest Home Videos
S22, EP16 "Nostradoofus and Tom's Home Movies"Dropping hundreds of ping pong balls on a co-worker; a groom removing his wife's garter is met with a big surprise; a man messes with a squirrel against his wife's advice.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S26, EP10 "Major Doofuses, Dogs in Slo-Mo, and Babies Will Laugh at Anything"Mischievous cats and dogs; a creative pregnancy announcement; a man drops the breakfast he made for his wife; Who's Makin' That Racket?
America's Funniest Home Videos
S26, EP11 "$100,000 Show, Dog Park, Second Guy Bites It"Ten finalists vie for the first $100,000 prize of the season; videos include a kid having trouble with karate, a cat that gets brain freeze, a kid who doesn't want to look like a clown, and a child with a short Christmas list.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S26, EP12 "Third Times the Harm, Jokes Backfire, and Girls Getting Their Hair Caught in Things Versus Hot Dog Dogs"Dogs try to play catch with a skeleton; a boy slow dancing with a mop; a toddler falls asleep on the stairs; a practical joke backfires.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S36, EP22 "Feline Follies, Bear Encounters, and Wedding Woes"The season's top two winners battle it out; wedding mishaps; bear encounters; feline follies.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S36, EP21 "Summer Snafus, Birthday Blunders, and Second Guy Bites It"Ten of the season's biggest winners vie for a $100,000 cash prize; highlights include birthday blunders, summer snafus and kids saying the silliest things.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S36, EP20 "Siblings, Karma, and It's Just Not Your Day"Sibling rivalries; tough days; karmic retribution.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S36, EP9 "Close Calls, Magic Trick Fails, and Virtual Insanity"Belly-laughing close calls and epic fails; a man sprints from a moose on the loose; amateur magicians fumble tricks; gamers stumble through the funniest virtual reality disasters.
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