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August 19, 2008

Best Movie Goof Ever: Teen Wolf Extra Exposes His Thing

Despite an unhealthy obsession with movie goofs, I somehow missed this all these years. It seems that at the end of the first Teen Wolf (the one starring Michael J. Fox), an extra standing in the bleachers revealed his stuff for a second and nobody noticed so it was in the movie:

This is definitely a better goof than the storm trooper who hit his head in Star Wars. Also, it's nowhere to be found on Teen Wolf's IMDB goofs page, though this is:

Priorities, people!

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6 Comments

What's hilarious is that you can still see the goof in every single re-airing on tv... my grandmother almost choked when she noticed it on PAX

Posted by: all your pink are belong to us at 08/19/08 3:16 PM  | Reply
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Lindsay

PAX!!

Posted by: Lindsay profile link  in reply to  all your pink are belong to us's comment at 08/19/08 4:37 PM  | Reply
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TigerMachine

Oh man, how could I forget about this! That is one smart extra.

Posted by: TigerMachine profile link at 08/19/08 5:05 PM  | Reply
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iamsosorry

This is way better than the priest's boner in the Little Mermaid.

Posted by: iamsosorry profile link at 08/20/08 12:22 AM  | Reply
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iamsosorry

Also, Lindsay, I'd be very happy with a filmgoofgum.com

Posted by: iamsosorry profile link at 08/20/08 12:23 AM  | Reply
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Jeb

What are you looking at, dick nose?

Posted by: Jeb profile link at 09/01/09 3:12 PM  | Reply
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