BOB SAGET'S FINEST HOUR SINCE THE ARISTOCRATS

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Before there were piano-playing cats on YouTube and FunnyorDie.com, America's Funniest Home Videos was the show to watch if you wanted to laugh at wedding mishaps, natural disasters, kids saying the darndest things and animals on the attack. (When will humans learn to cover their crotches and run?) It also had a history of having the un-funniest hosts (cue the laugh track) from former VH1 VJ John Fugelsang and ex-model Daisy Fuentes to the don of deadpan humor, original host and Full House star Bob Saget. Current host (and emcee of Dancing With the Stars) Tom Bergeron joins executive producer Vin Di Bona (the man behind MacGyver, Entertainment Tonight and Battle of the Network Stars), co-executive producer Todd Thicke (yes, brother of Alan, speaking of deadpan) and others to reminisce about 20 years of AFHV -- ABC's second longest-running program -- and pick their favorite videos. Surely, the falling nun of 1991 is included.
Wed., April 14, 7 p.m., 2010