Place it right after the reveal in a fail edit, once the audience has seen what went wrong, and let a shocked sound set up the reaction before it. Follow it with an oh no no no laugh to turn the moment into a joke, keeping this clip as the middle beat between the shock and the laugh.
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This clip repeats the exclamation “Oh great heavens” three times in a row, delivered in a drawn-out, theatrical voice that climbs a little with each repeat. It lasts just over five seconds, giving the line room to sink in before the next one lands. The effect is mock-dramatic dismay, the kind of over-the-top sigh you reach for when something goes wrong in a funny, hopeless way.