This Morning viewers who tuned in to watch Thursday's show were left baffled by a 'weird' change to the programme…
July 07, 2022 - 11:04 BST Nicky Morris This Morning viewers who tuned in to watch Thursday's show were left baffled by a"weird" change to the programme… This Morning viewers who tuned in to watch Thursday's show were left"baffled" as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield hosted the show from a forest to mark the programme's first ever 'Forestival'.
Viewers took to Twitter to comment on the show's unusual setting, with one person writing:"What a weird day it is today [laughing emoji]," while another added:"What is happening? What are they dressed up as? Why are they in the forest? I've been glued to the news so feeling pretty baffled." A third fan expressed their preference for the show's usual format, commenting:"Much prefer #ThisMorning when it is in the studio. Can't say I enjoy it from 'the forest'".MORE: Holly Willoughby looks like a princess in perfect holiday dress
Later on in the programme, the hosts welcomed The Bootleg Beatles, who performed one of the iconic music group's famous tunes: 'Goodbye'.Viewers questioned the timing of the segment and suggested whether it was aimed at Boris Johnson following the news that he would be resigning later on today. One person tweeted: "Only #ThisMorning would talk about Boris resigning on a festival-style show, and I wouldn’t expect anything else," while another added:"Well… this isn't one of the trippiest ways to celebrate Boris Johnson's leaving."Like this story? Sign up to our What to Watch newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.
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