Here are the best news bloopers of 2014, all collected in one easy to watch supercut.

Who would humiliate a blind kid by making him walk around with a pool noodle? This school, apparently.

Brendan Jordan became a viral video sensation thanks to a local newscast and now he's serving face as the new model for American Apparel.

An Indiana mechanic turned an old Geo Metro into a road-ready flying saucer.

People are outraged over the success of a Utah man's viral video, because they think he fed the homeless with a Pasta Pass for Olive Garden.

This man calmly admits to setting this house on fire while on live TV, claiming to have a good reason for doing it.

Portland's Samantha Hess is living the American dream, as her professional cuddling company is growing by leaps and bounds.

KOIN reporter Tim Becker got a little more than he bargained for while reporting on election coverage when a random woman licked him.

Because he's just a cool guy, Vice President Joe Biden called a young girl's family after he learned she had been 'calling' him.

A Minneapolis reporter is feeling the wrath of Twitter after his station aired his story accusing the mayor of flashing gang signs.

400,000 bees were extracted from a South Carolina camper by Critter McCool, the founder of the International Bee Extraction Group.

A masked man who calls himself Captain Hornblaster videobombed a Tampa reporter's election coverage and she wasn't fazed.

"If it bleeds, it leads."

One Olive Garden fan has used his Endless Pasta Pass to eat more than $1,510 worth of his favorite meals.

This Louisville, Kentucky weatherman used the green screen to his advantage to come up with this hilarious skeleton costume.

A trouble-making teen in Oklahoma tried to rob a convenience store and was met by a granny with a stun stick and a fearless delivery man.

Ginger Chan didn't know that her mic was on when she said that Sam Rubin has "always been" the fat one on their show.

After a bumpy rickshaw ride, an Arizona man's iPhone 6 caught fire in his pocket, burning a hole in his pants leg and leaving him wounded.

The team at Fox 17 in Michigan had a little fun at Kelly Smith's expense when they switched her weather green screen to footage of spiders.

Doing the Lord's work, Kimmel.