BBC viewers of The One Show spotted an awkard blunder as it appeared the studio mics were left running whilst a segment aired.
A feature focusing on birdsong was marred by the background noise of the mics in the studio with presenters Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas alongside guests Jools Holland and Dr Ranj Singh.
As the segment continued to discuss the beauty of birdsong BBC viewers got more irate over the “amateur” sound mistake which left the hum of background chatter over interviews and nature’s bird song.
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Taking to social media, BBC viewers fumed as they blasted the noise from the studio with one viewer comparing it to “a busy pub”.
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The chatter continued throughout the nature filled segment, with viewers complaining on Twitter over the “backchat” and “chatter”.
One viewer who spotted the blunder tweeted: “When the mics are on during the one show while they show the bird song sequel lol”.
Another wrote: “Birdsong section ruined by background music recorded in a busy pub. Does nobody check the edits before transmission?”
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“Could hear the birds if the background studio noise wasn’t so loud”, tweeted a third.
A fourth added: “They won’t enjoy the bird song with the chatter from the gallery drowning it out.”
A fifth complained: “Sort your sound out amateurs”.
Another said: “Have they left the studio mics on The One Show? Nice piece on bird song and you can hear all their chatter in the back.”
Another moaned: “Way to ruin a lovely mindful piece on #theoneshow by leaving the mics on the whole time…”
“Have they left the studio mics on The One Show? Nice piece on bird song and you can hear all their chatter in the back.,” said another.
“Ermmmm what going on with the backchat on #theoneshow whilst we’re trying to hear the birdsong??” asked another confused viewer.
The One Show also featured guests Dr Ranj Singh as he highlighted the importance of mental health as many students across the UK undertake their GCSE exams.
The One Show airs on BBC One at 7pm Monday to Friday.
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