Did you notice the MasterChef editing fail? A casually-dressed passerby threatens to upstage judging during the mystery box challenge
MasterChef Australia suffered a subtle editing fail on Wednesday night.
During judging of the mystery box challenge, a local in Melbourne's Elwood threatened to upstage the result.
As Andy Allen, Melissa Leong, and Jock Zonfrillo were about to reveal the winners, a casually-dressed man walking past could not be missed on camera.
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Did you notice the MasterChef editing fail? A casually-dressed passerby threatened to upstage judging of the mystery box challenge during Wednesday night's episode
Wednesday's episode saw contestants taking part in the mystery box challenge, with three winners given the chance to earn the immunity pin on Thursday.
Continuing on with this week's 'Suburban Takeover' theme, filming took place on a grassy knoll in Melbourne's Elwood.
Contestants were required to cook up a dish in 75 minutes using fruit and vegetables grown in the suburb's backyards, as well as one other ingredient from a local Coles.
Theme: Continuing on with this week's 'Suburban Takeover' theme, filming took place in Melbourne's Elwood. Contestants were required to cook up a dish in 75 minutes using fruit and vegetables grown in the suburb's backyards, as well as one other ingredient from Coles
However just before the judges announced Tracy Collins, Amina Elshafei and Emelia Jackson were the winners, a passerby threatened to upstage the result.
A middle-aged man dressed casually in a polo shirt and trackpants was featured predominantly onscreen, walking behind the judges.
And in another scene, a young boy on a bicycle was also pictured behind the judges.
Local: Just before the judges announced Tracy Collins, Amina Elshafei and Emelia Jackson were the winners, a middle-aged man dressed casually in a polo shirt and trackpants was featured predominantly onscreen, walking behind the judges
Online: Viewers at home picked up on the editing fails, with one writing: 'Random man in trackies walks down the street... the money shot... the burbs (sic)'
Another local: In another scene, a young boy on a bicycle was also pictured behind the judges
Viewers at home picked up on the editing fails, with one writing: 'Random man in trackies walks down the street... the money shot... the burbs (sic).'
While heavily produced reality shows such as Married At First Sight are rife with editing fails, MasterChef is known for its polished portrayal of cooking challenges.
MasterChef: Back To Win continues Thursday at 7.30pm on Channel Ten.
Reputation: While heavily produced reality shows such as Married At First Sight are rife with editing fails, MasterChef is known for its polished portrayal of cooking challenges
Primetime: MasterChef: Back To Win continues Thursday at 7.30pm on Channel Ten
