It's been 30 years since the classic series Bloopers was on the air, but now it is making a comeback.According to The Hollywood Reporter, Dick Clark Productions is bringing back the show that started in the 80s. The new show will come to Tribune-owned stations in LA, New York, Chicago, and some other cities.
The new show will be made up of bloopers and hidden-camera bits along with user-generated videos.
The original show was basically the predecessor to Punk'd and had actors playing practical jokes on one another. The weekly show started in 1981 and led to a few specials and a big show called Super Bloopers that was hosted by Dick Clark and Ed McMahon.
Dick Clark productions CEO Mark Shapiro said "We started Bloopers in 1981 and are delighted to bring this timeless franchise back to today's audience."
The show is set to premiere next fall with a weekly series of 120 half-hour episodes. Weekends will show back to back episodes for an hour-long block.
