ANYONE who tuned into The Voice last night would have noticed a couple of unmissable blunders, most obviously Delta's serious case of foot-in-mouth.
It all went down around halfway through the show when a man in a feathered hat stepped onto the stage and belted out a rendition of Barry White’s I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love.
Despite not performing a melodramatic chair swivel at the sound of Steve Clisby's voice, Delts was full of praise for the US-born crooner, calling him "one cool cat".
His swift retort, "well why didn't you turn around?", was countered with an awkward reply from Goodrem, saying that his voice was so soulful that she thought Seal would be his best coach because he's "a brother".
"What? Oh, because we're both black?", a shocked Seal questioned.
Both Clisby and Seal's dumbfounded reaction to the questionable call sent Delta backpedalling faster than those red chairs can swivel. Which is ironic, because at the end of the episode, buzzers were being madly pushed, but those chairs were NOT spinning.
Delta Goodrem hit all the wrong notes on Nine's The Voice last night. Picture: Supplied
Despite Joel and Ricky desperate to turn around at the sound of 25-year-old Kathy Hinch's voice, their big red thrones weren't budging and the lights remained dim.
"Can someone spin the chairs around please!", Joel shouts.
Before we know it, an infuriating "to be continued" appears on the screen amid vocal outrage from the live audience.
Whether it was a legitimate technical error or a promotional ploy from the Nine Network, fans were less than impressed and took to Twitter to voice their frustrations.
Last night's much-hyped episode of The Voice broke the 2 million-viewer mark, with 2.070 million fans tuning in, while Channel Seven rival My Kitchen Rules managed to hold onto 1.368 million.
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