15 times people died on live Television – #7, #12 and #14 happened on popular TV shows (With Pictures)

Times people died on live Television: Unfortunately, live TV has some perils with it. Sometimes, there is the charmingly harmless. A baby starts crying or an animal goes to the bathroom on a nighttime talk show. At the last Super Bowl, you had the players touching the trophy during the presentation unable to keep the swearing to a minimum. Of course, the Super Bowl is also the place where we all saw Janet Jackson’s breast during the halftime show What can you do, it’s live TV? None of these instances are really that big of a deal. Sometimes mistakes happen.

More..

• Real facts about Rita Dominic you never knew – #4 and #8 will knock you out (With Photos)
• VIDEO: The Nollywood porn movies, Feast of Death and iPhone 7 Babes which was shot in Benue
• 15 Nigerian billionaires that own private Jets -Number 3 has up to five Aircrafts (With Pictures)
• 15 most expensive universities in Nigeria now – These schools don’t know recession

Then there are the big incidents, usually associated with a news event and seemingly happening more and more over the last 20 years as cable news channels jockey to be the first to bring you big events without thinking about what they’re showing. At its best, television news connects us and helps us come together during great tragedy. At it’s worst, it’s little more than a giant snuff film.

But what can we do? Not much, especially when it brings it ratings. So whether it be a bad choice by a TV news producer or just one of those things that happened tragically and could never have been avoided, here are 15 Times We Sat And Watched While People Died on Live TV.

15. John F. Kennedy Assassination

This wasn’t broadcast live on television to the entire nation because it was supposed to be just another motorcade and nobody saw the famed Zapruder film for years, but we would guess this is the death that has probably been seen more on television than any other in the history of death caught live on film. Unless you were in Dallas that morning in 1963, you probably didn’t see this as it happened. For years people wondered if someone other than Lee Harvey Oswald (a name you’ll see again on this list) was not the only person responsible for Kennedy’s death, and it was the theme of the movie JFK. In the long run, though, what most people seem to remember about the death of arguably the most popular president this side of Lincoln was the grisly footage of his murder and his beautiful wife’s reaction to her husband’s brain exploding all over her pretty dress.

Times people died on live Television: Unfortunately, live TV has some perils with it. Sometimes, there is the charmingly harmless. A baby starts crying or an animal goes to the bathroom on a nighttime talk show. At the last Super Bowl, you had the players touching the trophy during the presentation unable to keep the swearing to a minimum. Of course, the Super Bowl is also the place where we all saw Janet Jackson’s breast during the halftime show What can you do, it’s live TV? None of these instances are really that big of a deal. Sometimes mistakes happen.

More..

• Real facts about Rita Dominic you never knew – #4 and #8 will knock you out (With Photos)
• VIDEO: The Nollywood porn movies, Feast of Death and iPhone 7 Babes which was shot in Benue
• 15 Nigerian billionaires that own private Jets -Number 3 has up to five Aircrafts (With Pictures)
• 15 most expensive universities in Nigeria now – These schools don’t know recession

Then there are the big incidents, usually associated with a news event and seemingly happening more and more over the last 20 years as cable news channels jockey to be the first to bring you big events without thinking about what they’re showing. At its best, television news connects us and helps us come together during great tragedy. At it’s worst, it’s little more than a giant snuff film.

But what can we do? Not much, especially when it brings it ratings. So whether it be a bad choice by a TV news producer or just one of those things that happened tragically and could never have been avoided, here are 15 Times We Sat And Watched While People Died on Live TV.

15. John F. Kennedy Assassination

This wasn’t broadcast live on television to the entire nation because it was supposed to be just another motorcade and nobody saw the famed Zapruder film for years, but we would guess this is the death that has probably been seen more on television than any other in the history of death caught live on film. Unless you were in Dallas that morning in 1963, you probably didn’t see this as it happened. For years people wondered if someone other than Lee Harvey Oswald (a name you’ll see again on this list) was not the only person responsible for Kennedy’s death, and it was the theme of the movie JFK. In the long run, though, what most people seem to remember about the death of arguably the most popular president this side of Lincoln was the grisly footage of his murder and his beautiful wife’s reaction to her husband’s brain exploding all over her pretty dress.