ANTIQUES Roadshow viewers were left “traumatised” after a “terrifying” cuddly rabbit appeared on the show.
The red and white soft toy, from the 20s or 30s, was one of the lots on Sunday night’s instalment of the beloved BBC show.
Seen wearing a pair of pink shorts and a bright blue bow around its neck, the stuffed bunny was called Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and was designed by Disney.
The owner was told that it was “really rare” to find an Oswald in such a good condition these days.
And she was stunned when she was told it was worth a tidy £2,000.
“Wow, I wasn’t expecting that,” she said in surprise, before adding: “I am so pleased I brought him. I can’t believe how much he is worth.”
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The lady said that she would “love to find someone who would really appreciate him and show him off a bit”.
But viewers said they thought the rabbit was seriously creepy – and some even called for it to be BURNT.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer declared: “That bunny on Antiques Roadshow was “f***ing terrifying.”
Echoing their comments, someone else said: “Nah, I’m traumatised after seeing that rabbit on Antiques Roadshow.”
While a third remarked: “That rabbit looks like he’ll kill you when you sleep. The owner really needs to burn it.”
It’s not the first time that Antiques Roadshow fans have been left flabbergasted by an item on the show.
Just last week, viewers were stunned by a set of dolls brought onto the show by a guest.
Despite their high value of £5,000, fans couldn’t get over the dollS’ appearance, with many dubbing them as the “scariest ever item” to appear on the series.
