[imagesource: Grant Tucker/Twitter]

One of the things that a mass move to working online has given us is a constant stream of Zoom fails, from people forgetting how the platform works (we can still see you, Karen), to some more serious mishaps.

The New Yorker magazine reporter Jeffrey Toobin’s Zoom behaviour lost him his job.

It has been almost a full year of this now – if you’re still confused, mess around and familiarise yourself with the various Zoom settings, and if you feel the need to do something dodgy after or during a video call, leave your laptop behind and go to a different room.

The latest incident to catch the attention of social media was an interview with Yvette Amos, who appeared on news programme BBC Wales Today on Tuesday (January 26) to discuss her experiences of unemployment during the pandemic.

That’s a pretty serious topic. The pandemic has left millions of people in dire straits.

But that’s not what people took away from the interview. Per The Independent, we’re going to ignore the issues and enjoy the dildo on the shelf in the background.

Twitter declared the image, a screengrab of the interview shared by Grant Tucker, hilarious:

Perhaps the greatest guest background on the BBC Wales news tonight. Always check your shelves before going on air. pic.twitter.com/RK6GCiFuHk

— Grant Tucker (@GrantTucker) January 26, 2021

A few words from the Tweeps, some of whom also spotted some ‘bloody handprints’ in the background:

BBC Wales Today interview prep:

Zoom working? ✔️
Poster up? ✔️
Last victim’s bloody hand prints on the door? ✔️
Taken dildo down from bookcase? … pic.twitter.com/4ICSGTcqWr

— The Angry Koala (@TheAngryKoala) January 26, 2021

Everyone’s been having a laugh at the dildo-in-bg on BBC Wales. I’m not laughing.

WHAT THE FUCK are those hand prints on the door, yo? pic.twitter.com/kegqHU8r1K

— Oh Be-Dave Yourself (@TheDavidAlves) January 27, 2021

Makes a nice change to see an actual dildo on BBC Wales, as opposed to RT… pic.twitter.com/46xMocOhhW

— Bear Johnson (@BearJohnson1000) January 26, 2021

BBC Wales tonight spot the dildo competition pic.twitter.com/zx1MIYeKrI

— Dean Evans (@DeanEva99574962) January 26, 2021

You can play ‘spot the dildo’ in a snippet from the interview:

Pretty sure she knew it was there, and fair play to her.

Nothing to be ashamed of, is it?

[source:independent]