warned viewers before speaking to one of their guests during Thursday’s show. Ahead of the segment, told people watching they were going to be speaking about ghosts.
He explained: “The tales of supernaturals divide us into two groups, believers and sceptics.” Curious, Naga questioned where he fell between those groups as he replied: “On the latter, definitely!”
Introducing their guest Danny Robins, Naga explained that the comedian and presenter has been investigating a number of paranormal encounters as part of the new series of his show Uncanny.
Naga commented: “We’re going to talk to him in a moment. But first, let’s take a look. Now look, if there are any young children watching, I should warn you, this story does have some spooky bits.”
BBC Breakfasts star Naga Munchetty issued a warning to viewers on Thursday morning’s show (Image: BBC)
The show then cut to a preview of Uncanny, where one man was recalling his personal experience with the supernatural.
He spoke to Danny about one Christmas when he snuck downstairs as a child to open a present before the room turned freezing.
Recalling his ghost story, the man said: “Within a split second, the room felt freezing. I could feel someone’s eyes burning in the side of my head, someone was watching me.
“I looked over my left shoulder towards the corner of the room where the doorway is to the living room. In the doorway, there was a little boy.”
Naga and Charlie spoke to Danny Robins about his new series of Uncanny (Image: BBC)
When the show cut back to Naga and Charlie back in the studio with Danny, they were both engrossed in the tale.
Naga commented: “That is creepy!” As she questioned whether or not Danny was a sceptic or believer of the supernatural before starting the series, he confessed to being a sceptic.
He said: “I feel like I’m still a sceptic! A sceptic who would love to believe, I adore the idea that this could all be real. I love the magic of the possibility of what it means.”
However, he confessed that after listening to multiple different people retelling their encounters with ghosts, it’s chipped away at his scepticism over time.
Naga confessed the Uncanny story was ‘creepy’ (Image: BBC)
During their chat, Charlie asked if Danny got any eerie vibes from the studio.
He replied: “Last time I came on here, strange things did happen!” Danny recalled the cameras started to malfunction along with other mishaps.
As they all laughed, Naga replied: “Oh yeah, that does happen!” Charlie joked: “That’s a different thing!”
Breakfast continues weekdays on One from 6am.