We’re not sure what planet Amanda Holden is on, but she hasn’t quite got her head around what Tim Peake was up to during his recent stint in space. The British Astronaut appeared on ‘This Morning’ on Thursday (26 October) to chat about life on the International Space Station, but Mandy seemed to think he’d taken a stroll on the surface of the moon whilst he was up there.
Rex 'This Morning' hosts Ben Shephard and Amanda Holden interviewed Tim Peake on Thursday's show.
She asked Tim: “A question I would like to ask, and I don’t know whether you’d be allowed to answer it really because it might be a naughty thing, is when you went to the moon, did you take a piece of the moon and bring it back home with you?” It’s been 45 years since an astronaut has set foot on the moon, but Tim handled the question with good grace, explaining that he hadn’t been to the moon but had done a space walk. “So there was nothing floating about that you could steal?” Mandy added.
There is stupid, there is very stupid, there is incredibly stupid and then there is Amanda Holden 😂😂😂 #ThisMorning #TimPeake pic.twitter.com/fwQOM1X2KH — Paul Tompkins (@foxyfilbert00) October 26, 2017
Oh Mandy. During the interview, Tim revealed what the grossest thing about life in space was, and if you’re squeamish, you might want to look away now.
“We don’t use our feet, we don’t walk,” Tim explained. “All the dead skin on your feet just completely sheds off. After about a month and a half you have babies feet when you come back from space. But the dead skin sheds everywhere.” Lovely.
murdock129 on October 26th, 2017 at 16:46 UTC »
This is Amanda Holden
I'd say that she's a few cards short of a full deck, but that'd be doing her too much credit, she's more like an empty pack after all the cards were taken out and burned.
Kaio_ on October 26th, 2017 at 14:44 UTC »
He handled it like a champ. I wouldn't've been able to do that, I would have just stared in disbelief.
CRFyou on October 26th, 2017 at 14:43 UTC »
This is like that Ali G episode when Sacha Baron Cohen asked Buzz Aldrin what it's like to be the second man to walk on the Sun.
When Buzz said he didn't walk on the sun because it's too hot, he then asked, if man will walk on the sun in the winter when it's cooler.