Daytime presenter Dan Walker caught himself off guard during Wednesdayâs (27 September) âBBC Breakfastâ, after a slip of the tongue saw him inadvertently dropping the C-bomb while the nation tucked into their breakfasts.
Dan and co-host Naga Munchetty were introducing a travel segment with documentarian Bruce Parry when he stumbled over the word âcultureâ and⊠well⊠you can guess what happened next.
After swiftly correcting himself, Naga was visibly shocked by his slip of the tongue, and attempted to explain the blooper to viewers, explaining: âThat was a mixture of country and culture, wasnât it?â
The pair then continued their interview with Bruce as if nothing had happened, but - still in a state of embarrassment - Dan later commented on the gaffe on his Twitter page.
A similar slip-up occurred on the show earlier this month thanks to a mistake from the subtitling team, who suggested the Norfolk town of Cromer was famous for its âcrapâ, rather than the âcrabsâ itâs actually known for.
But thatâs all nothing compared to whatâs been going on over on rival daytime show âGood Morning Britainâ this week, where John Prescott reduced Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan to fits of laughter with his sweary interview from the Labour party conference.
During the exchange, Lord Prescott wound up making headlines when he swore long before the watershed, questioned Piers Morganâs involvement in the phone-tapping scandal and sparked some pretty impressive side-eye from Susanna Reid⊠all in the space of just 15 minutes.
âBBC Breakfastâ airs every weekday from 6am on BBC One.