The Chase fans gobsmacked after mishearing player’s favourite naughty hobby

Pete Davidson made his final appearance as a cast member over the weekend, joining Colin Jost on «Weekend Update.»«Hello, Colin and Che and millions of people only watching to see if I bring up Kanye,» Davidson said, as he opened up his farewell -- which marks his first live appearance on the show in several months.«Yeah, you had a weird year,» Jost replied.«Yeah. I just — I never imagined this would be my life,» Davidson shared. «Look at me when I started here. Back then I was just like a skinny kid and no one knew what race I was. Like now, everyone knows I'm white because I became hugely successful while barely showing up to work.»When asked what he would miss most about his time on the show, Davidson said he would definitely miss the show's iconic creator and producer, Lorne Michaels.«He really always gives me the best advice,» Davidson shared. «This is all true.

Countryfile sparked a race row two years ago when they claimed people from Bame backgrounds feel unwelcome in the countryside because it is a “white environment”. But of course the issue of race and country life has been discussed for decades. As a child in Somerset, I remember a black friend talking to me about how difficult she found it to grow up in an area where so few people looked like her.

A pensioner claims she was thrown into the air by an electric shock from a supermarket’s sliding doors.

The mother of a sailor who mysteriously disappeared in Dubai a decade ago said she knows he is dead and vital witnesses have not told the truth.

Taxi drivers have demanded Scotland’s biggest cities follow Manchester mayor Andy Burnham’s lead and scrap new pollution charges.

Taxpayers had to fork out £1.5million to help send children of top Army officers to private schools last year.

A travel agent who boasted he’d secured the last planes to Seville was left red-faced after football fans told how they jetted into the wrong airport.

Kylian Mbappe theory that he made a 'Lionel Messi dig' to Real Madrid after signing his new contract at Paris Saint-Germain.Mbappe has penned a three-year extension to stay at the Parc des Princes until at least 2025. It marks a shock U-turn from the Frenchman, who had appeared to be all but certain to join Madrid this summer.Instead, he will remain Messi's team-mate, with the duo having struck up a successful partnership during the Argentine's first campaign in the French capital.

Sezane’s £175 Taylor clogs… I wasn’t expecting them to be comfortable. I didn’t know that my feet would slide into them like a pair of gloves. I didn’t expect to get compliments wherever I go.

Nicola Clarke at John Frieda) and has just coloured Kate and Lila Moss for the Met Gala. “Come in,” she says.I arrive at her salon and my gung-ho spirit is dissolving as I sit in her chair. Negative thoughts ticker tape through my head.

played by Anne Reid in Andrew Davies’ TV adaptation) is obsessed with the health-giving properties of ass’s milk, two millennia after Cleopatra bathed in the stuff.While broadly the same, in that they are a suspension of minerals, sugars, protein and fat in water, the milks do differ subtly. Some who can’t tolerate cow’s milk (as opposed to having an allergy – see below) seem to manage fine with sheep’s milk and goat’s milk.

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.

The Chase's Jenny Ryan slammed celebrity contestant Dave Johns for a mistake that fans were quick to dub as a "f*ck up" while some viewers moaned about the episode being a repeat.Ronni Ancona, Adam Gemili, Dave Johns and Joel Dommett made up the team taking on Jenny 'The Vixen' Ryan on tonight's repeated episode of The Chase, which was originally aired in 2020.When Dave, who has played The Chase before, stepped up to the podium to take on The Vixen – nobody thought it would end with Jenny slamming the celeb.He managed to bag £7,000 in the first round – which left the audience applauding and overjoyed, but then The Vixen tempted him with a whopping £136,000.Dave ended up being unable to resist the huge offer and nabbed it in an instant.In a question asked during the round that saw him battle with Jenny for the huge six-figure sum, he was asked: "In Greek myth, what was the subject of the Judgement of Paris?"The multiple-choice answers were as follows: A. A beauty contest, B.

The Chase were left baffled when a contestant revealed his impressive list of jobs as they became adamant he is "loaded."Bradley Walsh returned for another day of hosting the popular ITV game show and his final contestant was Michael, 59.Originally announcing himself as a medical director, Bradley, 61, asked about his career in more detail.The 59-year-old said: "I am the global medical director for a pharmaceutical and medical devise company and predominantly I am across the aesthetics franchise, so injectable products like Botox and facial fillers.

The Chase viewers were left stunned after a contestant dubbed herself a “crazy cat lady” and labelled chaser Anne Hegerty a “pussycat”Bubbly contestant Tracey from Middlesex, who works as an Airworthiness inspector for a major airline, was asked by Bradley Walsh which chaser she’d like to go up against in her head-to-head.Tracey replied: “Well I’m a self-confessed cat lady so I think Anne Hegerty because she’s a pussycat.”A shocked Bradley paused for a moment as awkward giggles fell over the studio before Anne herself emerged as the chaser.Chaser Anne, AKA, The Governess, was unsurprising unamused by the nickname."Not so much a crazy cat lady but I’m not quite sure whether you’re here to quiz or give my broomstick the once over”Tracey had explained to Bradley and viewers at home that she owned six cats who were “tearing up her house”.Asked how she’d like to spend her potential winnings, Tracey said: “I’d like to put it towards my house coz I’ve got loads of cats which are destroying the place and leaving dirty paw prints everywhere so I’d like to get it re-pained and decorated again.”Bradley replied: “When was the last time you had it painted and decorated?”To which Tracey said: “About a year and half ago but with six cats they’ve made it quite dirty.”Fans were then shocked to discover most of the contestants owned dozens of wild animals.Contestant Geoff, a retired GP from Southport admitted he also had a fondness for animals: “I haven’t got six cats but I’ve got a guinea pig and a cat and a dog and we have a horse aswell.”But it was contestant Duran, an animal management graduate who sent viewers over the edge telling Bradley she owned 50 different species of animals.“I’ve got a lot of animals at home so i’d like to get

The Chase fans were unimpressed with the latest instalment of the much-loved show, saying some of the questions were too "easy".Tuesday's episode of the ITV quiz show - which is hosted by actor and presenter Bradley Walsh - saw the contestants asked questions such as: "Which Swedish teenager returned to school in 2020 after a year of activism?" (Greta Thunberg), and which Amy a book about a late pop star was about (Amy Winehouse).Other questions included one about children's TV show The Octonauts and one about the character Lady Penelope from The Thunderbirds.One contestant was asked which creature wakes up from sleeping and goes "hop, hop, hop" (bunnies).Viewers thought some of the questions were just too simple for the hopefuls and posted messages on Twitter sharing their thoughts on the subject."These are some very very easy questions," said one viewer, who would have apparently liked to have seen something a bit more challenging being asked of the contestants.Another fan of the programme said they were "an easy set of questions"."They were p*** easy questions," said someone else.One fan seemed to be really cheesed off as they said the episode was "absolutely rubbish".

ITV The Chase star Mark Labbett has been accused of letting a team win after last night's episode of the quiz favourite. During the Final Chase, after being hit by a question he didn't know, The Beast made the admission.

THE Chase has seen multiple contestants quiz their way to victory as of late, and fans of the show aren't happy about it. One of the ITV game show's most well-known Chasers is non other than Mark Labbett, who goes by his alter-ego, The Beast.

Fans of the hit ITV quiz show The Chase have praised the team who beat chaser Mark Labbett in Thursday night's episode. Contestants Fred, Ellie, Jas and Edward all reached the final chase and took on "The Beast."

Bradley Walsh was left speechless on the latest episode of The Chase after learning a very surprising fact about bees.The cheeky host was back for the latest instalment of the popular ITV game show as four new contestants faced the chaser in a bid to bag a cash prize.As chaser Mark Labbett, aka The Beast, took his seat to take on contestant Fred, a trivia question about bees left Bradley utterly stunned as he couldn’t believe it was true.During his head-to-head, Fred was asked: “How many of the approximately 20,000 species of bee in the world are honey bees?”Bradley was immediately left stunned, claiming he couldn’t believe that there were so many bees, as he thought there “were only two.”The 61-year-old then blurted out: “Eh? What? 20,000 species of bee? I thought were was just two – bee and bumble. I just thought honey bee and bumble.

ITV show The Chase viewers have branded the show as an "absolute fix" due to a worrying set of questions.Fans have blasted the questions on Wednesday's show (April 20) "horrifying" due to being so hard to answer.On Wednesday's programme, host Bradley Walsh welcomed on contestants Josh, Forida, Damien and Rosie who all joined forces to take on one The Chaser, Paul Sinha aka The Sinnerman.Contestants Josh and Forida managed to secure £6,000 and £5,000 in their cash builders, however, both got caught by The Sinnerman during their head-to-head round.Luckily, Damian managed to make it back to his seat with £7,000 and Rosie joined and brought her £8,000 with her.Fans of the show took to social media to complain about the programme and the episode's questions in particular.One viewer fumed: "What on earth are these questions? They're so, so hard. What a fix."Another added: "Both Josh and Forida's questions have been horrifyingly difficult, is this The Chase or University Challenge?"While a third penned: "That is the worst set of questions I've ever seen.