Tv World Records  

Vladimir I. spun a fidget spinner on a TV for two minutes, 9.00 seconds.

Pavol Durdik bounced a table tennis ball on a TV remote control 181 times in 20 seconds.

Suresh Gaur balanced a TV remote control on the tip of his thumb for seven minutes, 10.20 seconds while kneeling.

Paul Green hosted a late-night talk show that lasted one minute, 50.12 seconds.

Aasna Singh hosted Youth & Development, a youth inspirational television show in Kathmandu, Nepal. She is 13 years old.

Eli said "Kevin James" 10 times in 6.28 seconds while watching The King of Queens, balancing a vinyl record on his head and holding a TV remote control.

Tai Star balanced a set-up chess board on a TV tray on two fingers for one minute, 58.44 seconds.

JJ Morris, son of UK broadcaster Tim J. Morris, presented an on-screen car report on Nissan GTR for Boys With Toys series at age 12. He started producing TV car show episodes at the age of 8. Morris has had experienced flying an R44 helicopter, paintballing with full-sized tanks and test driving speed cars. See more of his videos here.

Nine-year-old Michael B. threw a ball between his hands for four minutes, 20.35 seconds while watching television.

21-year-old Pradip Khatiwada hosted The Second Generation, a TV talk show featuring world cyclists Puskar Shah, Rajendra Sapkota, and Rupak Khadka. The show was aired on the E-24 Channel, a popular entertainment channel in Nepal.

Using a TV FlyBack (Accelerating Anode) from a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube TV), Darryl Learie electrocuted himself with 28.95 KV to light up a 15-watt fluorescent light for 21.7 seconds. WARNING: This record is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals with medical assistance nearby.

Aaron Rosenthal, Alex Green, and Michael Berlin watched every episode of the TV series LOST from May 19, 2010 to May 23, 2010, a total of 94 hours, 50 minutes and 42.00 seconds. They set the record to raise money for Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, Doctors Without Borders, and The Nature Conservancy. Read more about the feat here.

Doug McManaman balanced a 13-inch television using his feet for one minute, 20.81 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a 13-inch TV on two fingers and a thumb for two minutes, 35.06 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a 13-inch TV on his forehead for two minutes, 52.97 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a 13-inch TV on his hand for five minutes, 44.34 seconds.