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"Was that live? Are we live?" asked Fox 5 reporter Brad Wills after his beach report was interrupted by a massive, fearsome, Godzilla-like creature -- wait, no, it was only a bug buzzing around. Yeah, just a wee insect.

We all love a good blooper. Especially when a bodily function from an animal is involved.

Katya Leick, crack reporter for KSNT, in Tokepa, Kan., has met her match.

We have to give some serious props to this reporter who maintains his cool in a stressful situation.

The next time your boss says that you need to put in more effort at work, you can inform them that you could be a traffic reporter and get away with far more.

Sure, everyone loves a good news blooper, but here's one that, at first, seemed quite frightening.

Having your picture taken and taking a picture both require a certain degree of concentration. So when you're taking a "selfie" (and performing both of these tasks at once) you tend to be pretty oblivious to anything else going on around you.

Normally, it's pretty easy for someone to disrupt a live news report with a carefully-placed videobomb. But the annoying woman in this clip gets totally owned by a reporter who just isn't having it.

One of the ways a local TV news reporter can distinguish himself is through his coverage of an extreme weather event. WATE 6 News Knoxville reporter Mike Krafcik was given that opportunity when he was assigned to the heatwave which struck the Tennessee city earlier this month.