The Chase viewers baffled after hearing what contestant does for a living

The Chase viewers were left frustrated, but in hysterics, tonight when a contestant got the "easiest question in the world" wrong.

The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh is famed for his witty banter on the ITV quiz show, making contestants feel at ease with his conversation. However, the chat turned awkward on Thursday afternoon's episode, as Brad quizzed player Alex about his career.Alex worked in marketing for the theatre world, with a passion for arts and culture on his side as he took on The Vixen.He said: "I work in marketing for theatre, festivals, attractions, museums, galleries.

The Chase's Shaun Wallace couldn't help but gloat this evening as he caught a hopeful contestant.

GAME show host Bradley Walsh finds himself in a different version of The Chase — while running after his escaped pet dog. The 60-year-old presenter and actor was seen running across the countryside near his home after builders let out his shiba inu pup, Lulu.

The Chase host Bradley Walsh was left doing a double take during Tuesday's episode, as Mark Labbett met his lookalike in the ITV studios.

TV star Bradley Walsh maybe a household name, but his wife Donna Derby is an icon in her own right. The Chase host has opened up about how much his wife, English actress and former dancer and choreographer Donna, means to him.

The Chase returned to our screens on Saturday for a celebrity special of the ITV quiz show.

THE Chase's fans were left stunned yesterday as the family-friendly quiz made jokes about "golden showers" and "moist curtains". Some viewers even insisted the show should be pushed back to 9pm - the traditional 'watershed' for adult material on telly - following the cheeky comments.

The Chase was back on Friday afternoon and there were four new contestants ready to take on Mark "The Beast" Labbett.Primary school teacher Ben from Leeds was second to take on The Beast.Ben, who boasted to having visited 47 countries, made an epic blunder in his cash-builder round.The well-travelled player, who wanted to spend any potentially winnings on a South American cruise for his 30th birthday, got a arguably easy question wrong.Ben was asked: "Where does the didgeridoo come from?".The answer is "Australia," but Ben answered "Denmark" and then looked genuinely surprised when host Bradley Walsh said it was in fact "Australia".Viewers were left gobsmacked by Ben's answer and rushed to Twitter to share their thoughts.

Bradley Walsh is not often lost for words when hosting The Chase but a message from a Chaser backstage to a contestant rendered him momentarily speechless.

The Chase viewers were not happy with host Bradley Walsh on Thursday.

This Morning over show's care home segment.The Chase presenter appeared via video link from his home in Essex alongside MP Liz Kendall to chat to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about families being torn apart by the pandemic.Prior to the chat, a video was played in which Alice Beer spoke to those devastated as they are unable to be close to their loved ones in care.Tuning back to the studio, Holly and Phillip were also visibly moved before a chocked up Phil introduced Liz and Bradley.It was Bradley and his wife Donna who alerted This Morning to one woman in the film, Ruth, who is no longer allowed to see her son Sam, who has Huntington's disease, after visiting him every day for three hours for seven months before the

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield both got emotional on Thursday's This Morning as they spoke to different families who have been torn apart by the pandemic and are unable to be close to their loved ones in care.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield struggled to get their words out as they fought back tears on Thursday's show.

THE Chase's fans were left stunned yesterday as the family-friendly quiz made jokes about 'golden showers' and 'moist curtains'. Some viewers even insisted the show should be pushed back to 9pm - the traditional 'watershed' for adult material on telly - following the cheeky comments.

The Chase viewers questioned whether the ITV quiz show should be moved to a later slot on Tuesday after a couple of cheeky innuendos featured on the programme.

The Chase returned to our screens on Wednesday for the latest instalment of the ITV quiz show.

The Chase were left shocked after one of the contestants revealed her age - and what she does for a living. Hosted by Bradley Walsh, the popular quiz show returned on Tuesday and welcomed four new contestants to take on the chaser.

This Morning' s Phillip Schofield got a mention on The Chase on Tuesday but the television presenter ended up costing the team £9,000.

The Chase fans were left heartbroken for celeb contestant Joel Dommett after he came so close to winning a staggering sum.

The Chase viewer went into meltdown on Twitter during Sunday's episode of the ITV show one of the "worst players ever" got £0 in his cash-builder round. Nerves got the better of Alan as he embarked on his first round, and the contestant didn't answer any question asked by host Bradley Walsh correctly.As a result, poor Alan wasn't playing for any money as he went up against chaser Shaun Wallace.Viewers slammed his performance, with one saying: "That was quite possibly the worst cash build up game on #TheChase there has ever been".While another wrote: "First time I’ve ever seen someone not get a single question right in the cash builder.