- Blooper (disambiguation)
The term
blooper can refer to afaux pas made by an actor while filming a television show or movie.The term blooper is also widely used to describe errors that appear in final broadcast/theatrical versions of film and television programs that have been missed by film editors, directors, and the actors themselves. This can include continuity errors, prop errors (for example, an actor playing a Roman soldier forgetting to remove his wristwatch), and other mistakes. There is some debate over whether these errors should be called "bloopers", with some film buffs preferring to use the term goof to refer to these errors. See
TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes .Blooper is increasingly used to refer to any glaring error, also known as a
howler .The term blooper is sometimes used in the game of
baseball to refer to a weakly hit ball that carries just beyond the infield, or a high pitch that is lobbed to the batter. Often it is called a "bloop hit" or simply a "bloop". It is also often known as a Texas Leaguer, because in the oldTexas League , the ballparks were so large, it was easy for an easily hit ball to drop in front of a deeply stationedoutfielder .Also, the term blooper can be used in any sport to refer to a particularly funny mistake or other incident (e.g., tripping over another player's shoe, attempting to slide into home plate in baseball but falling considerably short), similar to the film/television sense. This sense is often expanded to sports blooper.
Blooper is the nickname of the M79 grenade launcher, a weapon used extensively by American infantry forces during the
Vietnam War .A Blooper is an enemy from the
Mario series.A Blooper sail is a type of
headsail which, according to the rules, stil counts as ajib and not aspinnaker .A Blooper is also a vulgar term used to describe when receiving oral sex and defecating at the same time.
Bloopers is a name of a TV series.
(Blooper) Bunny is an eight minute cartoon that was released in 1991 byWarner Bros. .ee also
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