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The Chase
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That's a bit harsh on the great, very quick-witted Bradley Walsh. Usually he says "great answer" when the answer is correct but i 's also obscure. Like when a contestant doesn't know the answer but has deduced it by using his / her knowledge of Latin or whatever. I think it's my favourite quiz show but The Wall and The Wheel are beginning to grow on me.
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Roger Freestone
The bit that gets on my bosoms in 'The Chase' is when some plank gets £1k or £2k in the cash builder and Bradley says "you're a better player than that".
OK, I admit that nerves might be playing a big part, and Bradley is trying to be nice, but by and large it's because they ain't very bright.
OK, I admit that nerves might be playing a big part, and Bradley is trying to be nice, but by and large it's because they ain't very bright.
Some weeks ago whist watching the Mastermind / Celebrity edition of the show I totally outscored the unknown to me , contestant and star in the General Knowledge round .
My reaction , whist being on a tea break with workmates watching the progamme then must have appeared like I had lifted the FA Cup .
Only Connect , try my best but way out of my depth , that level of thinking to solve the clues and well done to the teams , way above me .
My reaction , whist being on a tea break with workmates watching the progamme then must have appeared like I had lifted the FA Cup .
Only Connect , try my best but way out of my depth , that level of thinking to solve the clues and well done to the teams , way above me .
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When playing for big money in the final chase, who's to say the chaser isn't given his questions in order to save ITV a few quid ?
Darran
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I don't mind the chase, but for me it very highly favoured towards the chaser, very rare the contestants actually beat them!
Like even when there are 4 contestants left, what do they get a 4 head start? Well, that's
rubbish before you even start, think of how long it takes each 4 contestants to realise none of them know the answer, I have watched programmes where a four man team, one individual passes as soon as the question is spoken, what a joke!!
Now Beat the Chasers, that's a better game.
Like even when there are 4 contestants left, what do they get a 4 head start? Well, that's
rubbish before you even start, think of how long it takes each 4 contestants to realise none of them know the answer, I have watched programmes where a four man team, one individual passes as soon as the question is spoken, what a joke!!
Now Beat the Chasers, that's a better game.
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