Jackass star bitten by shark as dangerous stunt goes horribly wrong

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Wow, this is one of the worst Jackass injuries ever, and it wasn’t on MTV, it wasn’t in one of the movies… it was on the freakin’ Discovery channel!

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Last Sunday the infamous Jackass gang got back together for a very special Shark Week on Discovery. Sean McInerney, known as ‘Poopies,’ is one of the newest members of the crew and one of his stunts went dangerously wrong.

Jackass stunt for Discovery’s Shark Week has ended badly after Sean McInerney (aka Poopies) had his hand bitten by one of the creatures.The Jackass Shark Week Special saw the group attempt a dangerous stunt as they literally tried to “jump the shark”, with McInerney wakeboarding over infested waters.However, when he went over a ramp, the stuntman didn’t quite stick the landing and tumbled right into the water, subsequently getting bitten on the hand by the sharks.Help immediately came as McInerney was lifted onto a boat, with Steve-O asking: “This was only one bite in one spot? And he’s not missing anything?”A post shared by Johnny Knoxville (@johnnyknoxville)“It’s a reminder that yeah, like, we are pushing it pretty hard.