Saturday 20 February 2016

Good Morning Britain weather girl Laura Tobin leaves her co-stars speechless after she rips a 'rare' £150,000 superhero poster LIVE on air

Good Morning Britain weather girl Laura Tobin leaves her co-stars speechless after she rips a 'rare' £150,000 superhero poster LIVE on air 

  • The 34-year-old was seen accidentally tearing a 'priceless' film poster  
  • A shocked Richard Arnold said: 'We're making this up, right?'
  • Item marked the start of comic book and sci-fi festival, Comic Con 
Good Morning Britain weather girl Laura Tobin left her co-stars and viewers speechless after she accidentally ripped a 'rare' superhero poster worth £150,000 live on air. 
The 34-year-old breakfast host donned a pair of white protective gloves to present a picture of The Replicator when the 'mishap' occurred. 
After a tense pause and panicked calls to go to an advert, Laura revealed that the whole thing was actually a hilarious prank.
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Good Morning Britain weather girl Laura Tobin left her co-stars - and viewers - speechless after she accidentally ripped a 'rare' superhero poster worth £150,000

Good Morning Britain weather girl Laura Tobin left her co-stars - and viewers - speechless after she accidentally ripped a 'rare' superhero poster worth £150,000
Richard Arnold threw his hand in front of his face after co-host Laura ripped the 'priceless' artwork
Richard Arnold threw his hand in front of his face after co-host Laura ripped the 'priceless' artwork
Richard Arnold threw his hand in front of his face after co-host Laura ripped the 'priceless' artwork
To mark the start of comic book and sci-fi festival London Super Comic Con, Laura was tasked with showcasing rare magazines and expensive memorabilia.
Setting up the skit, Laura informed the audience: 'We've got a very special display here called The Replicator Man.
'Now, this was a character back in the 70s. This is a special poster that is worth about £150,000 and there's only ten of them in the world.'
Rather haphazardly handling the image, Laura continued: 'So here we go. No one's really seen this before. 
Weather girl Laura was seen telling viewers at home about the history of the comic book poster 

Weather girl Laura was seen telling viewers at home about the history of the comic book poster 
She made her co-stars nervous when she rather haphazardly attempted to pick up the artwork 
She made her co-stars nervous when she rather haphazardly attempted to pick up the artwork 

The 34-year-old presenter donned a pair of white protective gloves to present the picture of The Replicator when the 'mishap' occurred
The 34-year-old presenter donned a pair of white protective gloves to present the picture of The Replicator when the 'mishap' occurred
The set fell silent and the presenters weren't quite sure how to react after the awkward moment 
The set fell silent and the presenters weren't quite sure how to react after the awkward moment 
Fellow Good Morning Britain hosts Charlotte Hawkins, pictured left, and Ranvir Singh, right, didn't know how to react to the 'mishap'
'I've got my gloves on but I'm feeling really nervous because you said the oils can really spoil them.'
Laura, dressed in a Karen Millen navy dress and Michael Kors high-heels, attempted to pick up the picture with her surgical-looking mitts in order to 'get a closer look'. 
Failing to hide his anxiety, fellow host Richard Arnold said: 'I'm a bag of nerves now Laura.'
As she tried to remove the comic from the display broad it tore in half and Laura shrieked: 'Oh my goodness! Is this the original one that's worth £150,000? 
'My heart is going ten to the dozen. Was it the gloves?'
Completely unaware of the joke, a shocked Richard threw his hand to his face and said: 'We are making this up, right?'
Meanwhile, newsreader Ranvir Singh grimaced: 'We've probably got some insurance that covers this.'
The item on the programme featuring rare comics and expensive memorabilia was to mark the start of comic book and sci-fi festival, Comic Con

The item on the programme featuring rare comics and expensive memorabilia was to mark the start of comic book and sci-fi festival, Comic Con
Laura's fellow presenter Richard Arnold was complete unaware of the joke and asked if she was 'making it up'
Laura's fellow presenter Richard Arnold was complete unaware of the joke and asked if she was 'making it up'
After revealing it was all a joke, Laura went on to rip up the rest of the movie poster 
After revealing it was all a joke, Laura went on to rip up the rest of the movie poster 
While a panicked, Charlotte Hawkins looked around the studio and said: 'Can we just glue that back down again? Can we go to an advert?' 
Clearly pleased that she had managed to fool her colleagues, Laura finally revealed: 'Guys - it was a joke! It's not really worth £150,000, it's worth nothing!'
She then took much delight in tearing the rest of the picture into tiny pieces. 
Laura later took to Twitter and shared a picture of what the poster looks like now and wrote: 'Ha-I'm expecting my #oscar in the post for that performance! Ripping 'a rare, unseen & expensive' character' The @gmb faces were priceless!'.
Vowing to get his own back Richard replied with a picture of cartoon baddie Hooded Claw and a tied-up Penelope Pitstop, writing: '.@GMB @Lauratobin1 My revenge will be diabolical #FridayFeeling.' 
Laura struggled to contain her laughter as she delightedly tore up the rest of the 'priceless' artwork 

Laura struggled to contain her laughter as she delightedly tore up the rest of the 'priceless' artwork 
Richard Arnold ripped out his shirt to reveal a Superman T-shirt during the Comic Con item
Richard Arnold ripped out his shirt to reveal a Superman T-shirt during the Comic Con item


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