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). Section::::"Best of the Football Follies". In 1985, NFL Films released The Best of the Football Follies, a look back at some of the series' highlights. This special features two new segments: The story of two teams whose history was filled with follies - the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the lovable losers the New Orleans Saints, who had gone 78-203 in their history with only two seasons at .500 (both teams would win Super Bowls in the decades following the special); the special also included outtakes from the NFL 's Best Ever Coaches (produced in 1981), focusing on head coaches (notably Dick Vermeil during the 1980 NFC Championship Game and Hank Stram at Super Bowl IV) who were wired for sound. Section::::"100 Greatest Follies". In the 1994, as part of NFL Films' celebration of NFL's 75th anniversary, 100 Greatest Follies counted down the 100 greatest bloopers in NFL history, chosen, according to the video's promotion, by a "secret ballot" at NFL Films. The 100 follies shown, with the exception of follies 1-10, were not shown in numerical order, but were categorized by how certain follies related  to different topics. The list of the categories were as follows: Other titles. Several imitators have surfaced in response to the original "Football Follies", even in sports other than football. Below is a list of sequels and imitators, listed by year: "(Note: Titles in this list are licensed by the NFL.)"