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Unseen World on Instagram: "The tragic live TV moment no one realized was real. On April 15, 1984, British comedian and magician Tommy Cooper was performing live on television in Live from Her Majesty’s. Dressed in his signature red fez, he launched into one of his famously chaotic routines — when suddenly, mid-act, he collapsed against the curtain. At first, the audience laughed, assuming it was all part of his unpredictable act. But within moments, stagehands realized something was terribly wr