“The Talk” had an uninvited, less-than-special guest this week.
Co-host Sheryl Underwood was recently robbed of her on-camera thunder when a colossal cockroach crawled into her shot during a live broadcast.
The six-legged space invader made its tickling television debut Monday, as the comedian turned daytime talk show dynamo launched into a segment about a not-so-funny disorderly Delta Airlines passenger on a flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta on June 4.
In the now-viral clip, Underwood, 57, seems to be unfazed by the encroacher.
And even though she stumbled over her words a bit as the creepy creature climbed the on-set furniture in her background, it’s likely that the Emmy winner didn’t even know the bugaboo was lurking just a few feet away from her head.
Representatives for “The Talk” did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.
But the celebrated television series was just renewed for a 12th season on the heels of veteran co-host Sharon Osbourne’s controversial exit in March.
“JUST ANNOUNCED! #TheTalk has been officially renewed for another year on @CBS returning for a 12th season in 2021-2022! More fun, more topics, more talk!” read a post on the show’s official Twitter account Monday.
Osbourne, 68, stepped down as a tenured “Talk” co-panelist shortly after she and Underwood engaged in a heated on-air race debate — which ultimately resulted in Underwood saying she suffered from PTSD.
Following the incendiary incident, the show went on a monthlong hiatus, resuming in April sans Osbourne.
CBS has yet to announce Osbourne’s replacement, nor has the network confirmed whether the remaining cast — Underwood, Carrie Ann Inaba, 53, Amanda Kloots, 39, and Elaine Welteroth, 34 — will be returning next season.
But it’s safe to say the roach’s contract won’t be renewed.