Brian Conley takes Bradley Walsh 'lookalike' jokes to next level with The Chase jibe

Bradley Walsh has given given potential contestants a hint on topics to beat the Chasers.

Beat the Chasers returned to screens on Monday night and there has already been mass confusion and outrage over one question which seemingly received the right answer. So, as a result, Paul Sinha has spoken out - calling it 'brutal'.

Beat The Chasers star Paul Sinha has made a rather rude jibe towards his ITV co-star.On Monday's programme (May 16), Anne Hegerty was missing from the lineup which led to Paul making the remark.ITV host Bradley Walsh welcomed the quiz gurus onto the show and said: "Hello and welcome to Beat The Chasers and here they are... The Menace, The Sinnerman, The Vixen, The Beast, The Dark Destroyer and The Governess..."But as the camera panned onto Anne's seat, she was missing which lead the audience to erupt with a big "Oooooooh" sound.

The Chase is a hit amongst ITV viewers every day but that intensity on the weekday show is nothing compared to its primetime counterpart, Beat the Chasers. Bradley Walsh will be back to host the brand new series which starts on Monday night (May 16).

Bradley Walsh will appear on Desert Island Discs this weekend as he shares thoughts on his interesting life and career so far.The show talks to all manner of famous and interesting people, from wartime doctors to celebrities like Ricky Gervais, Ian Wright and Richard Osman.Episodes can often become emotional as celebrity guests look back on the ups and downs in their lives, and the soundtrack they feel accompanies it.Despite an impressive career, Bradley, 61, has indicated he may consider retiring soon.The Chase host said: "You know what, in a couple of years time I won’t have to do any of it, I’ll be retired and that’ll be it."Footballer turned presenter and actor has had a varied career, becoming one of the most famous faces in Britain thanks to his roles as a quiz show host on The Chase in particular.Bradley Walsh is reported to have a jaw-dropping net worth of £20million, including £12.5mil in assets.It was revealed in 2018 that Bradley had earned £9.2mil in the two years before, allowing him to live in an Essex mansion complete with a pool.He owns the company Wingit Productions alongside his wife Donna Derby, itself believed to be worth £12.3mil, according to the Sun.He and Donna, who once appeared in the music video for Simply Irresistible by Robert Palmer, have been married since 1997.They share one son, Barney, who features alongside Walsh in the show Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad. Bradley also has a daughter from a previous relationship.He's now spent 40 years in showbiz, but his face first became nationally recognised when he presented the National Lottery.He remains best-known for presenting the chase and acting credits in Coronation Street as Danny Baldwin and in Doctor Who as Graham O'Brien.

Rising to fame as on hit ITV quiz show The Chase Mark Labbett has revealed he has hired a bodyguard after being groped at public appearances. The TV favourite, 56, is a popular regular on the show and makes public appearances around the country to meet fans but, has admitted to having to hire a bodyguard to protect him as he regularly gets “felt up”. He told The Sun: “I can safely say on any given gig I get my a**e felt up to four times.

Anne Hegerty is one of the most famous quizzers on British television, but now she's revealed how she prepares before every episode of ITV's The Chase.Known as The Governess, Anne is regularly seen crushing contestants with her superior knowledge skills on the popular ITV quiz show, which is hosted by Bradley Walsh.Whilst her genius quizzing skills are in no doubt, some fans might be wondering just how the TV quizzer gets her brain in gear before stepping into the studio to tackle those quick-fire questions read by Bradley.The Governess herself spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday (May 8), where she admitted she regularly competes in quizzes outside of the hit ITV show.It came just before The Chase picked up the Best Daytime gong at the glitzy award show, which was held at the Royal Festival Hall in London.When asked how she prepares for going into The Chase studio, Anne said a producer comes in and "throws" questions at them to get the brain juices going.She said: "There is actually a sort of warm-up session. One of our producers comes in and throws questions at us.

Bradley Walsh has confessed he took tips from famous football manager Bill Shankly on how to succeed in TV.The Chase star believes keeping fans entertained during his three decade career comes from his working class roots.And he also confessed he listened to advice from the former Liverpool football manager on how to stay focused at work.The ex Corrie star believes he learned a lot from Bill, who inspired his great players to stay grounded in their careers no matter what their roles and successes.Bradley, 61, said: “It is a working class mentality.“I always remember the saying the great Liverpool manager Bill Shankly once said. He said even if you end up sweeping the roads - don’t cheat and sweep them properly.“There is a whole ethos behind that is we are lucky to be in the industry we are in.”Walsh added that working hard for his life success had made him happier than ever to remain one of the UK’s top entertainers.He said: “I love my job.

Coronation Street when The Chase star Bradley Walsh opted to join Soapland.The Underworld tycoon also brought with him wife Frankie, played by Debra Stephenson - who definitely held her own in terms of storylines.From her affair with Danny to working at Roy’s Rolls, Frankie was at the forefront of Weatherfield life as Danny became engaged in a range of affairs - including one with Leanne Battersby which ended their relationship for good.Frankie eventually began an illicit romance with her step-son Jamie, before fleeing off-screen to Romania in 2009 with her footballer husband.Though she was only in the soap for two years from 2004 to 2006, Frankie made an indelible impression on the cobbles - but where is actress Debra Stephenson now? We take a little look…Originally known as a comedian, Debra has made her name as a famous impressionist away from her acting career.She’s been in everything from The Impressions Show with Jon Culshaw to Dead Ringers and Newzoids - and starred as a team captain on The Imitation Game.Debra also achieved fame starring as Shell Dockley in Bad Girls, along with acting as a news reporter for GMTV back in 2007 for The Richard Arnold Show. In 2011, Debra danced the American Smooth with professional partner Ian Waite for the Christmas special of BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing - and revealed that she wants to do a full series if she gets the chance.

The Chase fans saw scientist Cole appear on the show alongside three teammates, Ian, Andrew and Jo. Cole kicked off the show as he told Bradley Walsh all about his career and his hobbies as he spilled on his job as a biologist and his joy for playing golf.

ITV quiz show The Chase was left in 'chaos' after rival gameshow host Richard Osman "leaked" Bradley Walsh's huge salary in a social media post.

ITV quiz show The Chase has been left in chaos this week after Pointless host Richard Osman "leaked" Bradley Walsh ’s huge six-figure salary in a social media post. The 51 year old, who recently announced his departure from Pointless after 13 years on the show, referenced the TV presenter’s wage while tweeting about Manchester City’s new signing of Norwegian football player Erling Haaland. The cost of the signing, including agents and sign-on-fee for the player are thought to be around £34million, meaning he is likely to be on a similar deal to teammate Kevin De Bruyne who banks around £375,000.

The Chase viewers have admitted they were scared a contestant named Success wouldn't manage to live up to his name.Success was one of the hopefuls on Wednesday evening's instalment of the ITV quiz show and fans were very interested in his moniker.Some said they loved it and thought it was fitting for a game show contestant. But others were just worried about whether he would actually be a success, saying it was a lot of pressure and jokingly pondering whether he would have to change it to something like Failure if he couldn't cope with host Bradley Walsh's questions.

The Chase witnessed a new group of people join the panel to try and take home some cash. Bradley Walsh welcomed Sylvester from Surrey, Juliet from Halifax, Grace from Birmingham and Dan from High Wycombe as they all put their knowledge to the test and attempted to take on the chaser.