The Chase contestant shares surprising link to ITV brainbox Shaun Wallace

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The Chase player has received a bashing from quizzer Paul Sinha after she insulted his fellow chaser Mark Labbett, branding him "slow".Primary School Mhairi teacher from Newcastle was first to face the chaser as host Bradley Walsh welcomed four new contestant to the ITV game show.When asked which chaser she’d like to face during her head-to-head after bagging £6k in her Q&A, Mhairi revealed she’d like to face off with Mark Labbett as he was “slow at answering questions.”She revealed that while she thought he was “lovely” she believed she could beat him due to his inability to answer questions in a timely manner.Moments later, chaser Paul Sinha emerged as the chaser for the episode and immediately bashed the teacher for her unkind words.After complimenting her “clearly good general knowledge,” he dissed her judge of character and defended his quizmaster pal.

The Chase stars looked worlds away from their usual TV alter egos as they attended the 2022 TV BAFTA Awards.The show won Best Daytime show at this year's ceremony and to celebrate its stars – Paul Sinha, Anne Hegerty, Jenny Ryan and Mark Labbett – were on the red carpet, looking remarkably different from the characters we best know them as on TV. While the famous men of the show opted for smart suits, Anne and Jenny opted for similar style sequinned gowns.

Bradley Walsh lookalike jokes to next level on The Chase tonight (May 8).In a repeat from September 2020, Bradley Walsh welcomed his lookalike pal Brian Conley on to the show.Lapping up the running joke that both Bradley and Brian look very similar, Brian couldn't help but make a jibe.Running from behind the panel to stand beside Bradley, Brian turned his back to the cameras and pulled a roll of sticky tape out of his pocket.Sticking the clear tape around his head, he taped his nose and squashed his face.Brian was shouting: "Let me do my impression of you Brad. I'll do it.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan looked incredible as she walked the red carpet at the TV BAFTAs after a glamorous makeover.

The Chase once again hit screens for the final time this week and one contestant filled fans with joy. Annie, who is from Scottish Borders was the last of the four contestants to have a go at the cash builder round.

The Chase fans have slammed ITV bosses for giving contestants “impossible” questions on the popular game show. During Thursday’s (May 5) instalment of the popular daytime show former Coronation Street star Bradley Walsh welcomed four new players onto the show as they battled it out to take home the enviable cash prize.

The Chase fans were left gobsmacked after one contestant revealed their secret link to Chaser Mark Labbett.Neil joined three other contestants Kate, Sheila and Joe for a chance to win a cash prize on the ITV show.Presenter Bradley Walsh welcomed Neil up to the podium and asked him about his life.Neil revealed that he was from Barry Island and made a Gavin and Stacey reference which made the host laugh.He answered his quick fire questions round before they moved on to welcomed the Chaser.Bradley asked the contestant who he would like to go up against and he gave a very unexpected answer.Neil said: "Not sure if I want to take him on, Brad, but Mark used to be one of my teachers back in school. One of my maths teachers, so would be interesting to see who teaches who a lesson today."A gobsmacked Bradley couldn't believe the news and challenged the contestant, who confirmed that it was true.Mark then came into the studio to a huge round of applause from the audience.Bradley then joked that the pair "meet again" and greeted Mark.Neil sarcastically called him "sir" while Mark asked him for the "homework that is 18 years late".Mark then tried to recall his time as a teacher and where he knew him from at "Caldecott Sixth Form".The Chaser called him "bright," but "not super bright" as he "couldn't remember him," to which Neil responded that Mathematics A-Level was his "end".Shocked fans took to Twitter to share in their amazement.A viewer wrote: "Mark taught him everything he knows."Another tweeted: "Imagine Mark Labbett as your teacher.

BRADLEY Walsh was left infuriated after a contestant on The Chase answered a question about a well known fairytale incorrectly. Tuesday evening's episode of the ITV quiz show saw Wendy, Jack, Susheel and Neil join forces and one of them soon stole the show - but for all the wrong reasons.

The Chase fans have demanded a huge change to the ITV show's line-up as Bradley Walsh announced a 'series first'.Bank Holiday Monday's episode (May 2) saw talented played Boris stun both quizzer Darragh 'The Menace' Ennis and viewers at home after going it alone in the final chase and beating The Chaser.Going home with an impressive solo prize pot of £4,000, Boris was informed by host Bradley Walsh that his historic win - securing 18 points in the final chase alone - was a show first.Boris was also praised by his competitor Darragh following his historic win.Congratulating Boris, Darragh said: "That was outstanding! "Absolutely brilliant, great answers, and you didn't panic."Posting their reactions to the memorable episode on Twitter, The Chase fans also weighed in.While praising Boris as one of the 'best contestants the show has ever seen', viewers called for the record-breaking player to join the series as a "new Chaser".One fan wrote: "A very worthy winner, and a new Chaser if ever they want one."Another commented: "Just watched Boris on The Chase and think that he should become a Chaser! What a performance."Meanwhile, a third said: "Boris is mint! He should be a Chaser, one of the best contestants I've ever seen."A fourth added: "Boris could be a future Chaser.""Boris to be the new Chaser," another concluded.Monday's episode of The Chase aired at a later time due to a huge scheduling shift. Rival game show Tipping Point moved to the slot usually occupied by The Chase at 5pm, while Bradley's show aired at 6:30pm instead.Fans weren't happy with the change, as they took to social media to air their thoughts.One wrote: "Can we fast forward to #TheChase Now Please [sic]."A second said: "Hang on....

Holly Willoughby fans were all left asking the same question after she shared a snap of herself in bed.The This Morning star, 41, shared a snap of herself sat up in bed and told how she was enjoying a relaxed Sunday.She wrote: “Happy Sunday! If you're anything like me, your ideal Sunday starts off with a lie-in followed by breakfast in bed (a girl can dream)."Holly appeared to be wearing a light-blue cardigan and instead of messy bed hair her locks were shiny and well kept.

The Chase were left fuming after the hit ITV game show was moved to a new time slot.Normally, viewers can expect to tune into the beloved quiz show hosted by Bradley Walsh at 5pm on weekday afternoons.However, they were met with disappointment after the TV channel underwent a major schedule change during the Bank Holiday weekend.It meant the channel's hit game shows, such as The Chase and Tipping Point, were moved to much later slots in the day.Ben Shephard's Tipping Point was moved from 4pm to 5pm, and The Chase was pushed back from 5pm to 6.30pm.It's clear many fans weren't best pleased with the line-up as many took to Twitter during The Chase on Monday (April 2).Before the episode, one fan wrote: "Can we fast forward to #TheChase Now Please [sic]."A second said: "Hang on....

THE CHASE fans couldn't help but notice Bradley Walsh's 'dig' at Shaun Wallace during the latest episode of the show. During the recent celebrity special episode, quizzing expert Shaun - who goes by The Dark Destroyer on the ITV show - stated he had plans that would clash with the show's filming schedule.

The Chase Celebrity Special after the chaser seemed to have plans which could conflict with the show's filming schedule.Shaun who is also known as The Dark Destroyer on the popular ITV show made it clear that he longed to go to the Qatar World Cup in November. which would mean he would be away for a rather long period of time.But Bradley was quick to remind him that his decision may affect filming schedules and maybe Shaun wanted to leave the show.The presenter joked: "That's a funny way to hand in your notice."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.