Don Lemon appeared to have a bit too much of the holiday spirit in him during CNN’s live New Years Eve celebration broadcast.
Lemon appeared live on the air from New Orleans with fellow CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin, while Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper were in Times Square.
“I have to say, Kathy–I have to say nice rack,” Lemon said at one point. “I didn’t know you had all of that.” After making the comment, Baldwin took Lemon’s cup away and said, “I’m cutting him off!” Check out video of the exchange below.
Twitter users had a field day with Lemon during the broadcast, with many wondering if he was drunk on the air. Lemon was seen drinking from several different glasses during the night, including when Baldwin poured him a glass of champagne and he began singing, “I got that bubbly.”
Lemon also took to Twitter to get fans to vote on whether or not he and Baldwin should get into a hot tub at the party they were broadcasting from, with Lemon eventually taking a dip.
Lemon also got in on the fun, responding to one user who asked him if he had a hangover by simply saying, “No comment.”
'Moonlight' Oscars Flub and 9 More Humiliating Live TV Mistakes (Video)
"La La Land" Wins Then Loses to "Moonlight":
At the 2017 Academy Awards, Faye Dunaway mistakenly named "La La Land" as the Best Picture winner. The real winner was "Moonlight," in what's being dubbed the biggest Oscar flub of all time. Take a stroll down live TV memory lane and revisit the most humiliating mistakes in history:
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Mariah Carey's New Year's Eve Disaster:
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Steve Harvey Crowns Wrong Miss Universe:
Host Steve Harvey made a huge flub at the 2015 Miss Universe pageant when he mistakenly announced Miss Philippines the winner, only to have to take it back minutes later.
"Adele Dazeem":
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"Oprah, Uma. Uma, Oprah.":
David Letterman opened his turn as host of the 1995 Oscars by cracking a joke about Uma Thurman and Oprah Winfrey. The awkward moment has since gone down as one of the most iconic moments in the award show's history.
Cheryl Boone Isaacs Nominates "Dick Poop":
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"X Factor" Almost Sends the Wrong Contestant Home:
"X Factor" host Olly Murs had an embarrassing moment when he prematurely announced the elimination of a contestant. Despite his repeated apologies, fans didn't hesitate to call for him to be fired.
Michael Jackson Artist of the Millennium:
When the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards coincided with Michael Jackson's birthday, the network decided to honor him with a cake presented by Britney Spears. But when the pop star referred to him as the "artist of the millennium," Jackson misunderstood and gave an acceptance speech for the imaginary award.
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Best Picture error is arguably biggest in history, but its far from first
"La La Land" Wins Then Loses to "Moonlight":
At the 2017 Academy Awards, Faye Dunaway mistakenly named "La La Land" as the Best Picture winner. The real winner was "Moonlight," in what's being dubbed the biggest Oscar flub of all time. Take a stroll down live TV memory lane and revisit the most humiliating mistakes in history:
