
FailArmy is exactly what it sounds like: a 24/7 loop of user-submitted fails, pratfalls, and minor catastrophes. The channel's programming is straightforward, clip after clip of people tripping, dropping things, or getting mildly injured, all set to upbeat music and occasional voiceover quips. In France, the narration has been localized, which means the deadpan humor of the original YouTube series gets replaced by a more theatrical French comedic timing. It works, but only in small doses. The novelty wears off after half an hour when you realize the same handful of clips rotate through the day. For fans of the genre, FailArmy live is the ultimate background noise, something to glance at during commercial breaks from actual TV. Entertainment tv France doesn't get much lower effort than this, but there's a strange comfort in knowing that somewhere, someone is having a worse day than you. If you want to watch FailArmy online, Tvivu carries the full feed, ads and all.
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