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Bedwinner, star shock and other boob-tube booboos

/ 01:46 AM January 23, 2016

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SOME FANS of “Boob-Tube Booboos” have asked us to come out with new compilations more regularly—like once a month? Here, to start 2016 on a lighthearted note, is our “inadvertent TV humor” collection for January:

Host: What are some of the things you most want to do while you’re still strong enough?

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Veteran celebrity: This year, I will dare to go body jumping!

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(We hope you mean bungee jumping—that, at least, requires you to wear a safety harness!)

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Host: How did you feel when you met (name of Hollywood star)?

Guest: Honestly, it was such a thrill—na-star shock ako!

(You do mean starstruck, don’t you?)

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Host: Did you have a difficult childhood?

Guest: Yes, I had to work at a very young age, so I had no time to play. —I was the family bedwinner!
(Ah, exactly how many beds did you have to win?)

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Host: Why did you decide to retire this early?

Guest: Because I felt too much stress at work and too much pollution in the city. It was time for me to commute with nature!
(You mean commune—we hope?)

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Host: What is your pet advocacy?

Guest: I want to help animals—but I don’t really have the time.

(—Uh, talk to us again when you actually find it!)

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Host: Why do you think your new TV show has become popular?

Guest: Because people are now ready for it, they are now more sophisticating!

(—Uh, please translate?)

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Host: What is your advice to people living near the sea during bad weather?

Guest: For small fishermen, when they hear storm warning, huwag na muna pumalangaw!

(—Ano daw?)

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Host: We hear that you are a very demanding boss?

Guest: I admit it, that’s how I push my people to do their best—by breeding down their necks!

(—And, they welcome such familiarity?!)

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Host: You are successful in the movies, but have you ever thought of having your own TV show? —What kind of show would it be?

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Guest: If I will gonna have a TV show, cooking na lang, siguro.

(—Uh, why don’t you work on your speaking and hosting skills first?!)

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