BBC The One Show viewers confused after 'car crash' interview

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'What is happening': BBC The One Show viewers confused after 'car crash' interview with Mel B, Emily Atack and Ruby Wax

BBC The One Show viewers were left confused after an awkward interview on Thursday night's programme which some even branded a 'car crash'.

Emily, Mel and Ruby were telling The One Show presenters all about their road trip exploits - but the interview soon turned chaotic when the women started talking over each other. They were discussing the second day on their trip when it began.Ruby asked: "Are we talking over each other?" which neither of the girls acknowledged, as Mel B continued talking. As the interview went on - and the chatting over each other continued - Mel concluded the interview with a quip.

As she did, Ruby appears to grab Mel's arm and jokingly hold her back with an arm and a leg - as both continued to laugh. But viewers were less than impressed with the interview.

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