Good Morning Britain viewers were very amused on Friday, as the live show was hit with a technical blunder.
During a range of scenes highlighting what was coming up on the show, reporter Jonathan Swain remained almost silent with it clear there was an issue with his microphone, or the camera.
Charlotte Hawkins had just asked about the new quarantine rules, or lack of, with people holidaying or landing in the UK amid the coronavirus pandemic.
But as the visual appeared on screen, Jonathan was talking without any sound - and all that could be heard was slight murmurs.
He almost sounded robotic, as bits of speech were played out on the show.
Viewers were left wondering what was going on, as others mocked the situation.
Jonathan said his entire segment in silence, uninterrupted by the hosts as he remained unaware no one could hear him.
Host Ben Shephard apologised to fans as he revealed the show had faced a technical issue, but viewers couldn't help themselves.
He said: "Apologies there for the sound issues with Jonathan Swain."
Viewers began to take to Twitter to mock the moment, with some pretty funny reactions.
One viewer tweeted: "He's feeling a little hoarse this morning."
Another added: "I’m guessing we have to lip read lol."
A third commented: "Turn on the mic!"
Meanwhile, a number of others didn't even appear to notice the moment as the show went on.
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.
