Best News Bloopers February 2014

It's only February and we're already knee deep in some hilarious news bloopers, which, lets' face it, is pretty much the best thing about the news these days. This collection even features an appearance from Samuel L. Jackson.

Apparently, soccer chicks are very impressionable. First, Elizabeth Lambert goes postal at the college level, then this high school fight. Pretty soon, AYSO girl's - Lets get ready to RUMBLE ladies!!!

It’s too easy to ridicule the wobbly chinned, doughy chavsters that inhabit the Jeremy Kyle Show, they get all the suffering they’ll ever need just by looking in the mirror.But it's still fun!

No doubt you've so much talent you're overwhelmed by it, leaving you an inert slob stagnating in front of a computer screen - It's time to stand proud & show the world the creative slob you really are.

You might have thought he was named after the MK devs Ed Boon and John Tobias. Well, he was but coincidentally he is also a total NOOB. He'll stop a fight midway through to check through the instruction manual.

Only the brave should prepare themselves to watch what is, one of the most horrific scenes never seen in a movie in the world ever. If you do have the balls to watch this, make sure you have a cushion handy to hide behind.

As Triumph the Insult Comic Dog would say, 'This is a great news program...for me to poop on!'

It has the classic slasher horror set-up, the seemingly helpless female home alone in her underwear, a crazed knife-wielding maniac stalking her trying to break into her house, but then...oh my God ...it's... it's... Neeeeeyaaaargh!

Japan has been the World leader in WTF? for generations now, so it only seems fitting that they bring that particular set of skills into the world of web camming!

Wheelbarrow sensation GoldenBoy performs some incredible tricks on his golden wheelbarrow, which bring into question whether wheelbarrowing might well be the new skateboarding—let's hope so.

Dad's can be pretty laid back with the parenting, casually keeping an eye on the kids from behind the newspaper, but when dads mean business they're a force to be reckoned with, humiliating you for the whole world to see.