Back in the 90s, Noel Edmonds got right on our wick when he introduced us to that big pink idiot, Mr Blobby.
Since then, he’s gone on to irritate the nation in other ways by spouting some rather kooky beliefs about cosmic energy and spiritualism.
While many of us might believe in ghosts and angels, Noel say that he doesn’t believe in death at all.
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In a recently-unearthed interview from 2015, he goes on to say he thinks we should be more worried about Wi-fi than the Ebola virus.
The Deal Or No Deal? host, 68, explained that bodily energy lives on and we should all be scared of the internet, phone signals and electricity.
He said: “There isn’t such a thing as death, it’s just departure. You cannot die.
“My energy will return to where it came from, part of a massive, incomprehensible universal web of energy.
“The biggest problem we have is not Ebola, it’s not AIDS, it’s electro smog.
“Wi-fi and all the systems we are introducing into our lives are destroying our own natural electro-magnetic fields.”
“We’re surrounded by electro mist, fog and magnetism.”
Eh?
This is the latest hint that Noel is one eccentric guy.
Last year Noel had an on-air barney with Phillip Schofield after plugging a £2,300 electric yoga mat which he claimed helped him tackle his prostate cancer.
He outraged the nation by saying that “stress” and “outside forces can trigger cancer”.
He later reignited his feud with Schofe by tweeting him: “@Schofe -negative people are more vulnerable to serious illness and premature death – source Cambridge Institute & today Harvard University.”
But Phillip wasn’t shy to punch back hard, replying: “@NoelEdmonds but were they incredibly insensitive and tactless in their delivery of said research?”
Angry Noel then shot back with: “I posed a question in response to abuse. You corrupted the truth and made a fool of yourself. Your ego is larger than your intellect.”
Their followers were watching the spat between the TV heavyweights and it wasn’t over yet.
Cheeky Phillip asked: “Must be awful to brood for so long! Are you being negative?”
Clearly tiring of the to-and-fro, narky Noel sneered: ‘@Schofe point proved. I rest my case,’ to which a very sarcastic Phillip fired back: ‘Thank God for that.’
Noel may have needed another rest on his sonic yoga mat after that but he’s never one to rest on his laurels.
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While organising his life using cosmic energy, he has also been visited by two spectral orbs which he claims to believe were his parents.
Noel once explained his unusual approach to life – and yoga mats – saying: “I always have a giggle.
“Too many people take the living experience too seriously.
“What’s the point of life if we can’t be positive, have fun and make the world a better place?'”