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A man entertains himself belching in the bathroom; a baby spills milk on himself.
A man entertains himself belching in the bathroom; a baby spills milk on himself.
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America's Funniest Home Videos
S26, EP4 "You're Doing It Wrong, Daddy-Daughter Time, and Water Bottle Prank"A dog tries to sneak away after making a mess in the kitchen; a dog balances a treat on its nose, but it is snatched by another dog; a woman destroys part of her home with a crane; a baby learns to say "mama."
America's Funniest Home Videos
S26, EP5 "Selfies Gone Wrong, The Barking Lot, and Rocketmen"Alfonso's famous Carlton dance; a couple taking a photograph by the ocean are surprised by a wave; a man accidentally records video footage of himself; a man falls asleep with popcorn in his mouth; a giraffe eats too many carrots.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S26, EP6 "A Salute to Dogs, Frogs, and Hot Tub Trouble Versus Frisky Camels"A man locked out of his house gets his dog to unlock the door; an ostrich takes a boy's cellphone; a police officer removes a yogurt cup from a skunk's head; a montage of dogs with human hands; eyebrow waxing goes wrong.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S13, EP5 "Home Wrecking Rodent Halloween"Halloween videos, including a dachshund chasing away a trick-or-treater, a little "witch" who's afraid of her own reflection and a spooky musical montage.
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S37, EP1 "Dogs Disrupting Weddings, Parenting Problems, and Summer Bummer"Summer sizzles into disaster with pool, boat and BBQ fails, plus kid-fueled chaos.
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