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{{TB|At the [[Springfield Film Festival]], one of the films submitted by Springfieldians is [[Hans Moleman]]'s ''[[Man Getting Hit by Football]]'', which shows Moleman being hit in the groin by a football and then collapsing to the ground. When the film is screened for the festival attendees, [[Homer]] laughs uproariously and says, "This contest is over! Give that man the ten thousand dollars!" and adds, still laughing, "Roll it again." [[Jay Sherman]], on stage presenting the films, glares at Homer and says, sharply, "This '''isn't''' ''America's Funniest Home Videos''."<br><br>Later, when the judges convene to cast their votes for the best film, Homer supports Moleman's, enthusiastically referring to it as "Football in the groin!", which is reminiscent of how the producers title the finalists' clips on ''AFV''.}} | {{TB|At the [[Springfield Film Festival]], one of the films submitted by Springfieldians is [[Hans Moleman]]'s ''[[Man Getting Hit by Football]]'', which shows Moleman being hit in the groin by a football and then collapsing to the ground. When the film is screened for the festival attendees, [[Homer]] laughs uproariously and says, "This contest is over! Give that man the ten thousand dollars!" and adds, still laughing, "Roll it again." [[Jay Sherman]], on stage presenting the films, glares at Homer and says, sharply, "This '''isn't''' ''America's Funniest Home Videos''."<br><br>Later, when the judges convene to cast their votes for the best film, Homer supports Moleman's, enthusiastically referring to it as "Football in the groin!", which is reminiscent of how the producers title the finalists' clips on ''AFV''.}} | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, April 25, 2020
America's Funniest Home Videos (often abbreviated AFV) is an American video clip television series that has aired on ABC since 1989. It shows viewer-submitted video clips with voice-over narration (and occasionally sound effects) added for humorous effect. At the end of each episode, the top three clips (selected by producers) are voted on by the studio audience. The winner receives $10,000, while the first and second runners-up receive $3,000 and $2,000, respectively. The show spawned two spin-offs: America's Funniest People (abbreviated AFP), which aired from 1990 to 1994; and World's Funniest Videos, which aired in 1996.
America's Funniest Home Videos has been referenced and parodied several times in Simpsons media.
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America's Funniest Home Videos at Wikipedia- America's Funniest People at Wikipedia
- World's Funniest Videos at Wikipedia
