Have you always been fascinated by The Final Destination? How each and every character is trapped in lethal life situations and then are bumped off.

This kind of thing just occurs in motion pictures, right? Umm no, you are missing on live TV. From entertainment fights too, big-name slip-ups to political occasions — anything can occur on it.

So be prepared, we’ve gathered together 7 of the most stunning live TV minutes that has ever happened.

1.  The second Twin Tower

Who doesn’t recollect this loathsome day? September 11, 2001, will consistently stay scratched into our recollections. From the frightening sight of the airplanes colliding with the trade towers to seeing the subsequent trade tower collapse and meet the ground in a matter of a few moments. The world looked as fierceness unleashed in Lower Manhattan in New York City.

2. The NASA space shuttle explosion

This is one of the most terrible occasions ever to have been caught on live TV. On January 28, 1986, the world held up with goaded breath as NASA propelled the Space Shuttle Challenger from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The strategic importance due to the on-board presence of Christa McAuliffe, who would have been the first space explorer educator to be sent into space. Yet, 73 seconds into its flight, the shuttle burst into flames, killing all the seven individual astronauts.

3. Murder of two journalists on live coverage

Everything is unpredictable. Imagine being on live TV, in front of the camera, with the whole world watching you. News anchor Alison Parker and her cameraman Adam Ward were recording a normal interview when they were assaulted by a weapon using the aggressor who was an ex-employee of the news channel. Stunningly, the whole occurrence was gotten on camera which left the watchers scarred for a very long time.

4. Suicide on live TV

At the point when the State Treasurer of Pennsylvania, R. Budd Dwyer was assaulted for accepting bribes during his residency, he reacted by killing himself. Dwyer called a news meeting and ended it all on live TV before a gathering of journalists in 1987. Prior to shooting himself, he declared his honesty with his final words being, ‘It would be ideal if you leave the room if this will outrage you.’

5.  Christine Chubbuck Suicide

Florida commentator Christine Chubbuck’s suicide on live TV was another occurrence that left the world stunned. In the wake of covering three national stories, Chubbuck declared on air that the crowds would see her death on TV. The 29-year-old along these lines pulled out a gun and fired herself behind the ear. The station declared her demise using the content that she’d written and left on the desk.

6. John F Kennedy’s Assassination

John F Kennedy was going to a celebratory crusade with his better half Jacqueline in Dallas, Texas when he was killed. The whole world viewed in dismay as Jacqueline came over to the rear of the vehicle to get the bits of her husband’s shot skull. This is one of the most famous and analyzed recordings everyone has watched.

7. Madonna and Britney Kiss

So in case you’re all creeped out with all the homicide and self-destruction stories, here’s glancing back at one of our preferred minutes from a music grant. After their initial follow up on the 2003 MTV VMAs, Madonna, and Britney, two of the greatest pop stars ever, paused for a minute to kiss in front of an audience. What was significantly more interesting was the manner by which the cameras promptly sliced to Justin Timberlake (Britney’s then sweetheart), who looked confused.