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Football Follies
''Football Follies'' are collections of American football bloopers performed by National Football League players. Produced by NFL Films, these collections also spoof parts of popular culture. Mel Blanc joined in the fun in 1976 with ''The Son of Football Follies'', and returned (in one of his final efforts) in 1989 for ''The Super Duper Football Follies''. In addition, Jonathan Winters was featured in 1987's ''The NFL TV Follies'', intended as a parody of the relationship between football and television.
The series of films currently airs on NFL Network, usually as filler programming when a live game is airing on another network (most commonly Sunday or Monday Night Football).
== The First ''Football Follies'' ==
The first film using sports bloopers to satirize PR hype nearly didn't get off the ground. The coaching staff of the Philadelphia Eagles brought the film to the Eagles training camp in 1969, but feared that the Eagle players would be angry when they saw the mistakes made by themselves and other NFL players. Instead, the film was met with roaring laughter, and was an instant hit with the players.
Soon, Johnny Carson began airing those football foul-ups on ''The Tonight Show'' in 1969 as a weekly series, with a popular response from football fans. The ''Football Follies'' were officially produced by NFL Films in 1968.
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