Ben Shepherd and Suzanne Reed panicked as GMB Studios plunged into darkness

Ben Shepherd and Suzanne Reed panicked as GMB Studios plunged into darkness

Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reed and Ben Shepherd were plunged into darkness during Thursday’s show in a chaotic technical accident.

Andy Peters was presenting his usual competition segment and could be heard talking to the producer before it started.

After telling the audience in great detail about all the competition, he then explained: “You’re probably wondering, why is he talking so much?

“I talk a lot today because back in the studio, apparently they didn’t get any lights!

Suzanne Redd tried to lighten things up with her phone screen

“So I can come here for hours chatting.”

Then the The Marrow cut back into the studio, where a faint Ben and Suzanne were sitting in the dark, holding their phones for some extra light.

Andy asked: “Ben and Suzanne, are you okay? My iPhone has got a torch, if it’s any help.”

Suzanne replied: “We’re trying, it doesn’t seem to be enough, and we’re not sure what really happened.”

The crew played Sound Silence to describe the darkness in the studio

Ben joked: “Alexa- turn on the light again! No, it didn’t work.

“It’s this unusual, because if you look in the studio you can see how many lights we have, and not one of them is on.”

“The house lights are on,” Suzanne said. “Like you’re in the canteen, so we have more uninterrupted light than that.

The sound then played in the studio as the cast and crew rushed to the scene at the time of the tragedy.

See also  "Darts Live - European Championship": a replay of the broadcast online and on TV

With seconds left, Laura turned the lights back on for her segment

“Someone forgot to pay the bill?” Asked Ben.

The hosts then cheered as the lights returned, Susanna said: “Someone turned it off and turned it back on.”

“And he said let there be light!” Ben added.

Weather presenter Laura Tobin was delighted that her spotlight returned a few seconds after the start of her segment.

Ben had previously caused technical chaos on the show when he said: “Alexa, do a wet slap!”

Viewers turned off devices across the country to say their children were happy as he responded to Alexa’s request.

* Good Morning Britain airs on ITV from 6 p.m.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here