FANS of The Chase have been left irritated by some of the quiz show’s questions. The ITV show is known for putting its contestants’ knowledge to the ultimate test, asking them a variety of random questions, but some recent ones have baffled viewers. Last night’s episode saw hopeful quizzer Fiona join host Bradley Walsh on […]
FANS of The Chase have been left irritated by some of the quiz show’s questions.
The ITV show is known for putting its contestants’ knowledge to the ultimate test, asking them a variety of random questions, but some recent ones have baffled viewers.
Last night’s episode saw hopeful quizzer Fiona join host Bradley Walsh on the show.
She was hoping to bring back the grand prize, but things didn’t exactly go her way.
The two contestants prior had both beat the Chaser in their round, racking up an impressive £15,000 between them for the final.
Getting ready to face the Chaser, Paul ‘The Sinnerman’ Sinha, Fiona built up £4,000 in the cashbuilder.
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As she got ready to try and take herself through to the final, the questions got weirder and weirder.
Bradley asked Fiona: “At what speed does Heinz tomato ketchup exit the traditional glass bottle?”
The options were 0.028mph, 0.28mph or 2.8mph.
The contestants decided to go with 2.8mph, but admitted she had no clue, going with the fastest speed option.
However, it was then revealed that the correct answer was 0.028mph, the slowest option.
One of Fiona’s next questions was “how long can a wild warthog go without water?”
Viewers were not impressed with the random questions, calling them “obscure”.
They instantly took to Twitter to slam the person coming up with the questions, even calling for a sacking.
One wrote: “What’s going on with the questions tonight? Warthogs and ketchup.”
A second suggested: “This is just a guessing game.. question setter needs sacking.”
Another commented: “#TheChase this lady is getting some really obscure questions??”
As another fan added: “Some absolutely honking questions on tonight’s episode.”
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Paul Sinha managed to catch Fiona, who sadly didn’t make it through to the final with her fellow players.
The Chase continues weekdays on ITV
