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Late Late Breakfast Show Stunt Injuries and Fatal Rehearsal
Documenting Reality Caught on Camera Catastrophic Failure & Destruction Late Late Breakfast Show Stunt Injuries and Fatal Rehearsal

Late Late Breakfast Show Stunt Injuries and Fatal Rehearsal

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Late Late Breakfast Show Stunt Injuries and Fatal Rehearsal

The 1980s UK program The Late Late Breakfast Show allowed members of the public to take part in major stunts.

On September 10, 1983, a driver crashed at 140 mph during a live attempt to leap a car more than 230 feet. He fractured his pelvis and suffered head, neck, and back injuries. Later that year, a participant broke her shoulder after being fired from a cannon.

The show was eventually taken off air after a self-employed hod carrier was killed during his first rehearsal for a stunt called "Hang 'Em High." The stunt involved a bungee jump from an exploding box attached to a 120-foot crane. The carabiner connecting the bungee cord snapped, and an inquest found it was not fit for purpose and could barely withstand the weight of a bag of sugar.
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