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'''[[wikipedia:America's Funniest Home Videos|America's Funniest Home Videos]]''' is a comedy television series based on ''Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan'', a Japanese variety show. The show features clips of submitted homemade videos from viewers. It was originally hosted by the late stand-up comedian [[wikipedia:Bob Saget|Bob Saget]] from 1989 to 1997, until it was passed on to other people, such as [[wikipedia:Tom Bergeron|Tom Bergeron]], [[wikipedia:John Fugelsang|John Fugelsang]], and others. | '''[[wikipedia:America's Funniest Home Videos|America's Funniest Home Videos]]''' is a comedy television series based on ''Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan'', a Japanese variety show. The show features clips of submitted homemade [[videos]] from viewers. It was originally hosted by the late stand-up comedian [[wikipedia:Bob Saget|Bob Saget]] from 1989 to 1997, until it was passed on to other people, such as [[wikipedia:Tom Bergeron|Tom Bergeron]], [[wikipedia:John Fugelsang|John Fugelsang]], and others. | ||
In 2005, [[screamers]] started to appear on the show in the spotlight when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Ever since he departed from AFV in 2015, screamers have stopped appearing on the show (only one entry appeared during Alfonso Ribeiro's run). | In 2005, [[screamers]] started to appear on the show in the spotlight when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Ever since he departed from AFV in 2015, screamers have stopped appearing on the show (only one entry appeared during Alfonso Ribeiro's run). | ||
