The Chase fans fume as ITV contestant talks non-stop about divorce from ex-wife

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A CONTESTANT on The Chase was left grovelling as he tried to make amends after dealing a killer snub to Shaun 'The Dark Destroyer' Wallace. It came as lorry driver Olly was asked his 'favourite' Chaser by host Bradley Walsh - but couldn't remember his name.

Bradley and Barney Walsh appeared to be taken back when host Jermaine Jenus unveiled that The One Show fans had been in touch to issue their "outrage" over their father-and-son adventure.Presenter Jermaine, 38, followed the usual format on the BBC programme which allows viewers at home to message in their questions for guests of the show.Ordinarily, fans tend to ask nice and non-invasive questions that are read out by the hosts.However on Monday's programme, football pundit Jermaine explained to the The Chase host and his son that they'd received contrary feedback."We've actually had fans message in with their outrage actually," began Jermaine.He added: "They're annoyed that the show is only 30 minutes long and think it should be an hour.Unimpressed with the negativity, Bradley chirped back that there was "nothing they could do" as their programme had been "allocated a travel slot" which only permits 30 minutes.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news

The Chase turned awkward when one player forgot Shaun Wallace's name at the podium.Show host Bradley Walsh was left baffled by the player's name blunder as he tried to help him remember his co-star's name.The hit ITV game show welcomed four new players into the studio on Monday (January 24) - Olly, Lucie, Graham and Emma - but it wasn't long before one of them suffered an epic name blunder. Lorry driver Olly put on an impressive display in his cashbuilder round as he racked up £8k, but it all went wrong when host Bradley Walsh asked him which Chaser he'd like to face in the next round.Olly had wanted to go head-to-head with Shaun Wallace, also known as the Dark Destroyer, but unfortunately he couldn't remember the genius quizzer's name.When Bradley asked him who he'd like to go up against, a long, awkward silence fell on the studio before Olly admitted he'd forgotten Shaun's name.Apologising for his error, he finally said: "I fancy....

The Chase fans were floored after not being able to recognise any of the contestants on the ITV celebrity special.The line-up included sports broadcaster Mark Chapman, Sky News reporter Gillian Joseph, cricketer Ryan Sidebottom and comedian Fred MacAulay. However, fans didn't know any of them.The episode was shown on Sunday and sent fans swarming to social media to share their thoughts on the lineup.One fan said: "I don't know a single person on the 'celebrity' chase today.

The Chase viewers were certainly left disappointed after an intelligent player missed out on bagging a huge cash prize for herself and her team.Retired Joan impressed fans and presenter Bradley Walsh with her quizzing knowledge and was happy to go for the higher offer when chaser Anne Hegerty placed it on the table.However, her good luck didn't seem to last very long when Anne was able to catch her in the nail-biting second round.Fans who were behind Joan couldn't believe what they were witnessing and rushed to Twitter to share their thoughts.One viewer penned: "Aww what a shame. Bad luck, Joan.

Bradley Walsh was horrified when a contestant on The Chase revealed she was waiting for her cat to die in order to buy a dog. The 61 year presenter was chatting to new contestant Ramisa about why she signed up to the hit ITV show and was left shocked by her answer.The 25 year old council officer revealed she was a dog lover and she hoped to win the prize money to buy a pooch of her own. She began: “I like dogs a lot, I spend a lot of my time research dogs, I like watching dogs, I like playing with dogs.

Bradley Walsh was left stunned after a contestant revealed her bizarre reasons for appearing on The Chase.

ITV's The Chase presenter, Bradley Walsh, who has presented the game show for more than a decade, revealed the secret rule he has to abide by.The 61-year-old funnyman has been a much-loved part of the show since it first hit our screens in 2009 - he has since presented more than 1,860 episodes.Bradley opened up about the show's hidden rule and revealed how he is watched like a hawk by lawyers due to the show's time limit on questions.He disclosed how he's constantly examined whilst he delivers questions to contestants and the shows six chasers Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis, in case he stutters or misreads them.During one episode, Bradley was forced to stop in an unfortunate circumstance after he tripped over a question's wording, which caused quite a reaction.He was 'stopped immediately' by lawyers on the popular quiz show and forced to read the question again.Bradley said in an interview with Radio Times: "If there is a slight misread, I am stopped immediately – bang – by the lawyers. We have the compliance lawyers in the studio all the time."Bradley disclosed what happens behind-the-scenes if the situation occurs.He added: "What you have to do is go back to the start of the question, literally on videotape where my mouth opens – or where it's closed from the previous question – and the question is re-asked.

ITV's The Chase couldn't believe what they heard on the show after a player admitted that she was hoping her cat passed away so she could make her next animal purchase.Confident contestant Ramisa spoke openly about her money spending plans to presenter Bradley Walsh and confessed that she would love to buy a dog.But Ramisa alarmed viewers at home when she revealed that she wanted her "cranky" cat to pass away first before she bought her next pet.Trying to understand what she said a bit better, Bradley asked: "So you're waiting for your cat to peg it before you buy a dog?"Laughing at Bradley's confusion, Ramisa agreed.Hearing her unusual admission, fans immediately rushed to Twitter to share their thoughts on the player.One concerned viewer wrote: "As someone who just lost their cat, hearing this woman saying she's just waiting for her cat to die is really horrible."Another said: "I just found out that Ramisa wants her cat to die. F***ing hell."A third fan penned: "What the hell is wrong with this woman on the chase, actively saying she wants her cat to die?""Does Ramisa need to be reported to the RSPCA after that intro on #TheChase ??!!" A fourth questioned.But Ramisa wasn't the only contestant on the show that caused a stir amongst spectators.A player named Mike also caused controversy when he decided to go for the lower offer on the table of minus £1,000.To make matters worse, Mike classified himself as a regular pub quizzer which certainly confused fans at home.Jumping back on Twitter, viewers shared their thoughts on Mike.One fan commented: "Ok.

Bradley Walsh, 61, has presented on The Chase since it began in 2009, becoming a staple on the show.The presenter has revealed in a new interview that he is watched by lawyers while presenting on the programme to make sure he is delivering the questions properly.Bradley is joined on the show by six Chasers Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ellis.Mark and Shaun have both been on the show since it began, with Anne joining in the second series.The show has been nominated six times at the National Television Awards, winning in 2016, 2017 and 2019.During one episode, Bradley was forced to stop after he tripped over a question's wording, as he detailed what happened in an interview.Speaking to Radio Times about how the show works, Bradley said: "If there is a slight misread, I am stopped immediately – bang – by the lawyers."We have the compliance lawyers in the studio all the time."What you have to do is go back to the start of the question, literally on videotape where my mouth opens – or where it's closed from the previous question – and the question is re-asked."It is stopped to the split second.

VIEWERS of Bradley and Barney Walsh: Breaking Dad were all left with the same complaint when the episode came to an end after just 30 minutes. The new series of the hit ITV show - which sees The Chase host and his son travel the world - returned to screens on Monday night, much to the delight of fans.

A Lanarkshire man who won £4500 on ITV's 'The Chase,' says he will spend some of his winnings on his wifes' Lego "addiction".