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These may be some of the most mortified faces you'll ever see.

Amid coverage of a helicopter crash in Seattle, Wash., Tuesday morning, Fox Denver affiliate KDVR intended to broadcast some Twitter photos from the scene which were presumably being piped in from someone's computer in the control room. While they did find at least one photo of the crash, they also accidentally aired a very not-safe-for-work photo.

After the first relevant picture from Seattle, the hosts stumbled when a picture of Edward Scissorhands popped up onscreen. That, in turn, was hastily replaced by a photo of an entrée resembling an omelette, which, after one more click of the mouse, was swapped out for a picture of an exposed penis.

Though producers instantly cut from the photo, the hosts' reactions leave little doubt about what happened.

Eagle-eyed Twitter user @SladeHV posted this photo, pointing out their looks of pure horror:

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Fox affiliate airs penis picture on live TV KDVR anchors react after a photo of a man's penis is shown on live TV. (KDVR)
Fox affiliate KDVR, a Denver TV station, accidentally aired a photo of a man's penis during a broadcast about the helicopter crash in Seattle Tuesday.

Shocked viewers captured the embarassing segment and it was quickly circulated via YouTube, Vine and Twitter.

Anchor Kirk Yuhnke is speaking and scrolling through photos when a picture of a man standing with his genitals exposed appears on screen for a few seconds. His colleagues gasp in horror before regaining their composure.

KDVR hasn't issued any sort of apology, but according to The Denver Post, viewers can expect an explanation in time.

"We are going to make a public statement. We are not ready to comment about any potential action against employees. That's a personnel matter," KDVR's news director told The Post. It seems viewers are ready for that apology. KDVR's Facebook page has been flooded with people asking about the incident and poking fun at the on-air flub.

A YouTube video of the incident has been removed, but it's still available through other social media outlets. To watch a Vine video of the incident, click here -- please note, this is uncensored and not safe for work. A longer version of the video is available on Deadspin's website here, again, the video is uncensored. Denver News Station Accidentally Puts A Big Ol' Penis On The Air See, this is why you don't just put the camera on some producer's Twitter feed while talking about a helicopter crash. FOX Denver Airs Penis Photo Accidentally While Reporting On Seattle Helicopter Crash [NSFW] KDVR 31 is the FOX affiliate in Denver and as they were reporting the helicopter accident in Seattle they accidentally aired a penis photo live! Watch here! KDVR FOX KDVR 31 in Denver was doing their job this morning, reporting breaking news on the helicopter accident in Seattle when they accidentally aired a penis photo. A live feed from Twitter was broadcasted for viewers with images from the scene. As they scrolled-through the pictures a photo of Edward Scissorhands appeared, which the anchor said to ignore as it did not pertain to the story. More scrolling happened and an image of a penis showed up on the feed, which producers caught right away and cut to the four anchors.

The shocked looks and gasps from all four journalists was apparent and they struggled to keep their composure. It was reported on other sites that it was the anchor that was scrolling through the photos on his tablet, but that is inaccurate as the feed had a cursor. FOX's Denver local affiliate has issued an apology after the incident. "While reporting breaking news about the crash of the KOMO-TV helicopter in Seattle, Fox 31 Denver accidentally broadcast an offensive photo while scrolling live through a Twitter feed of pictures from the crash scene," they wrote."

"The photo was mistakenly broadcast by our control room. It did not come from the tablet many viewers saw being used by one of our anchors," FOX 31 added. "We apologize for the inadvertent broadcast of the image and we are taking immediate steps to prevent such an accident from happening again." The goof was an honest mistake and it's not like nobody going through photos on T Fox Affiliate Accidentally Broadcasts Dick Pic

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