The View hosts mercilessly mock Alyssa Farrah Griffin over awkward on-air blunder – as panel gets into heated debate about existence of ALIENS

The View’s Alyssa Farah Griffin was left red-faced on Wednesday’s show after suffering an epic blunder live on air — all because she couldn’t read her own handwriting.

During the latest episode of the talk show, Alyssa, 34, joined Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sara Haines and Sunny Hostin as they discussed the discovery of mummified “alien corpses” found in Peru.

UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan unveiled the “single skeletons” – which he has named Clara and Mauricio – at the Mexican Congress last week, describing their discovery as one of the most important in human history.

As The View panel looked at the images and debated whether or not they looked real, Alyssa came up with an alternative explanation, but mixed up her words and ended up with a rather embarrassing error.

Speaking from one of her playing cards, she told the rest of the panel: “A prosecutor in Peru says these are not real and may be manufactured dolls.”

Joy Behar (left) and Sunny Hostin started laughing when Alyssa said ” papier-mâché ” instead of ” papier-mâché “

Joy quickly corrected Alyssa, who admitted that she couldn’t read her own handwriting

‘You think?!’ Joy, 80, interjected as Alyssa continued, “It looks like it’s papier-mâché… a machete or something…’ but the panel quickly corrected her as Sara, 46, burst out laughing.

“Papier mache,” Joy told her as Alyssa laughed awkwardly and admitted: ‘I can’t read my own notes! It’s spelled machete!’

Sara added: ‘That went from artwork to quite violent!’ as Whoopi rolled her eyes and tried to continue the conversation.

But moments later, the 67-year-old Sister Act star had her own blunder when she claimed Deion Sanders was the head coach of the Buffalo Bills.

Someone sitting in the live studio audience quickly corrected her and informed Whoopi that he is actually the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes.

Alyssa started off and referred to her “paper machete” blunder, but Whoopi was quick to shut her down, firing back, “Not the same as paper machete!”

Joy was clearly fed up with the constant conversation as she shouted, “Oh, who cares? No one cares! Continue!’ as Whoopi responded, “Well, someone cared enough to tell me to correct myself!”

A short time later, Whoopi and Joy clashed again when the latter corrected the Academy Award-winning actor when she mentioned that the show’s writers are still absent due to the ongoing strike.

Alyssa, 34, didn’t seem too bothered as she laughed off the blunder

Whoopi Goldberg rolled her eyes and tried to continue the conversation

Sara Haines (second from left) burst out laughing and described the blunder as ‘quite violent’

The panel discussed the discovery of mummified ‘alien corpses’ found in Peru

Whoopi complained that she hadn’t written all the correct information on her cue card, saying, “This is what happens when we don’t have the same adults in charge…” while Joy corrected her, “If we do” There are no writers.’

“Well, that’s what I mean!” Whoopi fired back, adding, “You know, she likes to correct me. She’s all over me today, all over me!’

“You’re the one who corrected me!” Joy argued, while Whoopi looked shocked and said, “I didn’t correct you!” How did I correct you?’

“You told me to get back on topic!” Joy informed her as Sunny pointed out, “You said she was extrapolating!”

Eager to let her speak, Joy continued, “Wait a minute, and then you said, ‘get back on topic,'” to which Whoopi asked, “And why did I say that?!” as Sara replied, “Because she moderated and liked to pull you back!”

Referring to Friday, when she is off and Joy moderates the conversation, Whoopi said of her co-host, “Because she thinks it’s Friday! She thought it was Friday! I’m still here, Joy!’

When Joy wondered what was wrong with extrapolating, Whoopi admitted, “There’s nothing wrong with extrapolating, but I’ve gotten notes from the other adults that sometimes I could do a little more to keep you all on your toes.”

Joy sounded sarcastic and then said, “Well, that would be a new Whoopi Goldberg who plays by the rules!” I don’t even recognize her!’

Whoopi, however, was keen to have the last word and joked: ‘Oh no, no, no, this is the same old Whoopi, same old stuff, different channel!’

“Did you know we’re on TV now?” executive producer Brian Teta informed her as the show quickly transitioned into a commercial break.