Viewers tuning into a live interview on Kuwait TV got an unexpected twist when a food delivery man casually strolled across the set mid-broadcast. The interview featured astronomer and historian Adel Al Saadoun, who was calmly discussing celestial matters—until the camera caught the delivery worker walking right in front of him as if it were part of the segment.
The clip, which appeared on X (formerly Twitter) on July 7, quickly took off online, leaving the internet amused and confused in equal measure. While some couldn’t get over the sheer awkwardness of it all, others zeroed in on a more serious issue: how on earth did he make it past studio security?
Al Saadoun, maintaining his cool, commented on air, “There’s a man passing in front of us… he’s a delivery worker.” The anchors, momentarily surprised, carried on with impressive poise.
But online, the jokes rolled in just as fast as the concerns. One user quipped, “He came to deliver food, accidentally delivered nationwide unscripted smile.” Another joked, “Delivery till your table, sir.” Someone else chimed in with a dig: “Looks like someone was too lazy to meet him at the studio entrance.”
Not everyone was laughing, though. The incident led to questions about how easily someone could walk into a live set on national television. “The real concern,” one commenter noted, “is if a delivery guy can get in this easily, imagine who else could.”
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In response, Kuwait’s Ministry of Information has launched an internal probe. The studio manager has been suspended while they figure out exactly what went wrong.
