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The Chase and it’s spin-off show, posted a gif showing characters Ross Gellar and Chandler Bing from the 1990s American sitcom.The caption said: “You’ could not be more wrong.“You could try… but you would not be successful.”Many took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the matter with many disagreeing with the original tweet.“There’s nothing wrong with being competitive in the heat of the moment,” one follower wrote alongside the post.“I was thinking the opposite.

Beat The Chasers viewers are in for a treat on Sunday night’s instalment of the ITV show, as an engagement could be on the cards.

Bradley Walsh is noticeably seen keeping a distance from the guests and the chasers are seen in their usual seats with a gap between them.One intrigued viewer took to Twitter to query the chasers about their seating arrangement.They wrote: “How are the Chasers allowed to sit so close to each other on #BeatTheChasers? Brad obviously keeps his distance from the contestants.”Responding to this, Jenny, known as The Vixen on the show, wrote: “We are in a Close Contact Cohort as per the national guidelines for film & TV production.”A cohort is a small number of people as possible who unavoidably need to be in close contact with each other.Graham Norton 'never allowed to touch a button' at BBC Radio 2According to ITV, those a part of a Close

Jenny Ryan has been a part of The Chase since 2015 when she joined fellow chasers Mark Labbett, Anne Hegerty, Shaun Wallace and Paul Sinha before being followed in 2020 by new addition Darragh Ennis.

Mark Labbett has been a part of popular quiz show The Chase since 2009 when the series first hit our screens.

The Chase first hit our screens in 2009 and during its 11-year run has become a tea time classic.The Chasers - Mark Labbett, Darragh Ennis, Anne Hegerty, Shaun Wallace, Jenny Ryan and Paul Sinha have become well-known faces on our screens but how much do they earn on the series?The amount each chaser earns on the show is unknown although due to the success of the series, it is assumed they are paid well.The Chase is currently in its 14th series with the show having aired more than 1,000 episodes over the years.The long-running quiz show has been on our screens for more than a decade but has still proved to be a hit.According to TVZone, the game show was reported to have had a record-breaking audience earlier this month, attracting an

Beat the Chasers fans were left raging at their screens after one contestant lost out on winning £10,000.

ITV's Beat the Chasers presenter Bradley Walsh stunned viewers as he made an X-rated joke to one of the contestants.

Jenny Ryan shot to fame on The Chase as The Vixen.

The Chase alongside his co-stars Anne Hegerty, Shaun Wallace, Jenny Ryan, Paul Sinha and Darragh Ennis.The ITV regulars have now returned for the latest series of Beat The Chasers, minus Darragh.Mark, who is commonly referred to as The Beast, took to Twitter and shared with viewers his top trick to secure a place as a contestant on the quiz programme.The 55-year-old revealed that people that want a chance on any quiz show needs to have an unusual name.In view of his 134,000 followers, Mark penned: "If you want to get on quiz shows, have an unusual name #BeatTheChasers."Fans rushed to comment on the post, as many viewers admitted they wanted an opportunity to face the Chasers.One viewer mused: "Thinking of a name for me...""If I change my

Dan Walker 'broken-hearted' as BBC host addresses 'conflict'“I hope that viewers recognised that it’s just a passing thing."It’s just a momentary frustration and we’re all friends at the end of it.”The quizmaster went on to say the chasers were more determined than ever to beat the contestants against them this series.“We are really determined,” she revealed.“We want them to win even less now.“This series, because we are even more determined, the contestants have to not just be a bit good and a bit lucky, they have to be very good and very, very lucky.”Jenny joined ITV afternoon show The Chase in 2015.On the difference between quizzing alone and with her co-stars, the Vixen said it was more “exhausting” working with her fellow chasers.DON'T

Beat The Chasers viewers were absolutely furious at the show over the weekend as one player lost out on the chance of scooping £100,000.

direct to your inboxBeat The Chasers returned to ITV last night and it's already annoyed viewers.

Beat The Chasers viewers were screaming at their televisions on Sunday night as a player lost out on a whopping £100,000.

Radio Times: “But it’s also quite exhausting because there’s five really big personalities up there. “It gets quite tiring after a little while to be part of that and the relentless quizzing as well.”However the star is glad that they could all work closely in a COVID compliant manner, so they could play as a “proper team”.Jenny has worked on quizzes from an early age and was recommended to The Chase producers by the other Chasers.She first joined The Chase back in 2015 and her nickname “The Vixen” was chosen after she wore leopard print for the show.It comes as Jenny recently decided to confront one ITV viewer on Twitter after they told her she was the "worst" Chaser and "weakest" quizzer on the programme. The quizzing genius addressed

Coronation Street aired last night.

New Chaser Darragh Ennis has lifted the lid on trolling on the show – calling it a “very stressful, difficult situation for a lot of people.”

Vernon Kay fumes as he and Victoria 'thrown under the bus'The pair will go up against Emmerdale stars Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden, and Radio DJs Rickie Haywood-Williams and Melvin Odoom.Announcing her appearance on Twitter in August, she wrote: “Can't quite believe I'm going to check out Rylan's checkouts!”The show returned to screens with new host Rylan Clark-Neal after a 12-year break.Elsewhere, Jenny shared her thoughts on this year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! antics.The Chase star said she believes contestant AJ Pritchard is “excited” to take on tonight’s trial, while Shane Richie is “fed up” of being selected.Also tonight, the celebrity with the fewest public votes will leave the show in the first vote off.On who she

The Chase star Jenny Ryan, 38, has taken to Twitter to express her concerns over those in charge of scheduling episodes of the hit game show on ITV, after noting she'd rarely been off screen week.The Vixen star was inundated with responses from viewers about her remarks, as she also spoke of the new Chaser.Jenny informed her 81,000 followers of her concerns, after her fellow chasers barely appeared in the hot seat once this week.She also addressed the fact the new Chaser, Darragh Ennis, is yet to make his debut on the programme.He joins herself, Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty and Paul Sinha in taking on brave members of the public.She light-heartedly penned: "The schedulers are truly torturing the viewership at the moment!"Two

Phillip Schofield, 58, were once friends who fronted This Morning together for 10 years.

Jenny Ryan, 38, has tweeted that she is “sorry” after scrapping plans to host an “in-person” quiz this week at Clapham Grand.The Chase star alluded to the coronavirus pandemic being behind the last minute decision to call off the anticipated event.The news may have disappointed fans, as only six hours earlier, Jenny had said that the quiz would be going ahead.She originally typed: “Good morning! Here's a reminder that (circuit break permitting) you can come and be quizzed by me in person on Monday 26th Oct @TheGrandClapham (like, IRL me in IRL quiz, not a stream or a hologram).”Later, she retweeted the message and added: “Scratch that.