The record attempt in progress. Photo credit: Disney-ABC Domestic Television

LIVE! with Regis and Kelly Break World Record on Intrepid Flight Deck

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Sep 17, 2010 - 9:32am

LIVE! with Regis and Kelly” co-host Kelly Ripa (left) and guest co-host Anderson Cooper (center) react to the news that they, along with 378 other participants, have just broken the Guinness World Record for LARGEST HUMAN MATTRESS DOMINOES, formerly set at 256.

The backdrop for the record attempt, which will air on LIVE on Friday, September 16, 2010, was the flight deck of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. Guinness World Records Researcher/U.S. spokesperson Stuart Claxton (right) presented Ripa and Cooper with the official record certificate.

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