The Chase viewers left blushing by VERY rude jewellery question – but did it go over your head?

DAME Joan Collins took a hilarious swipe at TV presenter Bradley Walsh during tonight’s episode of The Masked Singer as she suggested he could be Traffic Cone. The showbiz icon, 88, was in the studio as a guest judge on the wackiest singing competition in the history of television.

Coronation Street legend Sally Lindsay opted for the high offer on Saturday night's episode of The Chase Celebrity Special. Bradley Walsh hosted the popular gameshow, which saw singer Lance Ellington, gymnast Beth Tweddle, jockey Bob Champion and former Coronation Street actress Sally Lindsay take on the chaser in the hopes of winning money for their chosen charities.

Anne Hegerty wants her The Chase costume to include a whip, fishnet stockings and high heels - but the show’s bosses aren’t too keen.The telly brainbox, 63, is known for wearing a smart trouser suit on the ITV series in her guise as The Governess, but she would prefer to sex up her image with some bondage gear.She said: “I really would like my costume to include high heels, fishnet stockings and a whip, but they don’t seem to want to go for that.”Anne - who joined the show in 2010 - has joked she makes her upmarket Chase attire look like it has been purchased from a “charity shop”.Speaking on BBC Radio Manchester about how her look on the programme came about, she added: “They sent me with our fashion stylist to a shop to try on some clothes, and the stylist took some pictures and sent them back to the producer.“When I got back to the studio the producer said, ‘Did you have a nice shopping trip?’ And I said, ‘Oh, yes.

The Chase fans grew distracted in the latest episode as they confessed to 'fancying' two 'gorgeous' contestants.Friday's show welcomed Scottish wrestling fan Mark and wine-and-cheese enthusiast Jo to attempt to beat Anne 'The Governess' Hegerty.Mark and Jo both pulled in an impressive £7,000 each in their respective solo cashbuilder rounds, making them fierce quizzers.Nevertheless, The Chase viewers were more preoccupied with the players' 'fit' appearances and swiftly shared their admirations to Twitter.One viewer wrote: "Pretty and clever, fancy u Mark."Another commented: "Mark would get it."A third randy fan said: "I'm a wrestling fan as well Mark I’ll go to wrestlemania with you. Leave the wife at home.

BRADLEY Walsh was unable to contain himself during a recent episode of The Chase after a question made fun of Declan Donnelly's height. The Chase host was left in hysterics on Thursday evening's instalment of the ITV quiz show after Dec's 5ft 5in height was highlighted.

The Chase'sBradley Walsh asked a contestant if they had any booze on them during his ITV show.On Thursday, host Bradley welcomed four new guests who were up for taking their chance against the programme's quiz gurus.Ollie, from Nottingham, was first up and was welcomed onto the show by the friendly host.However, as soon as Bradley found out what he did for a living, his eyes lit up.After being asked by the presenter what he does, Ollie, said: "I am a beer salesman, Brad."Looking impressed, Bradley replied: "What a gig that is.

The Chase contestants got emotional on Monday night’s episode when they secured the staggering jackpot win against Shaun Wallace in the final chase.

Bradley Walsh has been the famous face of The Chase for 12 years, but he's finally revealed how he really bagged his job hosting the hit ITV show.The cheeky host has presented the show since it first aired in 2009, and he's known for bantering with his players and breaking character when he spots rude names in his questions.However, it turns out he 'cheated' his way into his hosting role - and it involved cutting corners with dirty tricks to 'outsmart' the show's genius Chasers in a quiz.Bradley, 61, told his tale of trickery when he appeared on Capital Breakfast.Radio DJ and Dancing on Ice 2021 champ Sonny Jay asked him: "‘I have to ask you, Bradley, obviously you do The Chase, now you must have so much knowledge and have learned so much from doing the show."However, do you think that you might be able to outsmart them on something on your subject? Have you got a subject where you think, 'Actually I don’t think they would know the answer to that'?"Bradley reckoned his Chasers would be strong in every subject area, but soon confessed to how he won his job on the show.Bradley said: "I’ve gotta fess up as well. When we first did the job, the only two choices that were first there were actually The Beast and The Dark Destroyer, right?’ he began, referring to quiz masters Mark Labbett and Shaun Wallace."And we were doing an office run through, and this is to get the job up and running.

Bradley Walsh has confessed how he "cheated" ITV bosses to land his presenting job on The Chase.The 61-year-old has been hosting The Chase and it's spin off shows including celebrity specials and Beat The Chasers for 13 years after it first aired in 2009.The hit ITV show sees four members of the public team up in the hopes to win a cash prize by answering general knowledge questions.The contestants compete against the chasers, Mark ‘The Beast’ Labbett, Shaun ‘The Dark Destroyer’ Wallace, Anne ‘The Governess’ Hegerty, Paul ‘The Sinnerman’ Sinha, Jenny ‘The Vixen’ Ryan or Darragh ‘The Menace’ Ennis.During the pilot making process, Bradley was told if he could beat one of the chasers then ITV would go ahead with making the series. The star confessed how he put the future of the show on the line on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp.

The Chase host Bradley Walsh has shared how he “cheated” to get his job on the ITV quiz show. Presenter Bradley, 61, has hosted gameshow The Chase since 2009, but has admitted in a new interview he fooled bosses into thinking he was smarter than he was to land the gig. Bradley was joined by Dancing On Ice champion Sonny Jay on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp, where he made the admission.

The Chase viewers were left chuckling after spotting a crude question on their screens.On Monday's show, fans spotted that one of the multiple-choice questions during contestant Francesca's round sounded a little rude.Francesca, 24, did her best to beat The Dark Destroyer on Monday's show and was faced with a question that viewers found funny.The trainee solicitor from London was hoping to win some money to put towards her house deposit.But viewers were distracted by the question "Oversized ring" which many pointed out sounded rude.Fans of the show took to social media to comment on the revelation.One fan wrote: "Oversized ring?! #TheChase"A second joked: "I've got an eye catching oversized ring apparently. So my proctologist tells me, anyway #TheChase"A third penned: "I’m so innocent I didn’t react to oversized ring.

BRADLEY Walsh has stunned fans of The Chase by revealing how he "cheated" in order to land the hosting gig on the popular quiz show. During the pilot making point of The Chase, Bradley was informed that, if he could beat one of the Chasers, then ITV would go ahead with making the series.

The Chase found themselves feeling hard done by as they watched the Celebrity Special on Saturday.Famous faces Catherine Tyldesley, Levi Roots, Chris McCausland and Rick Wakeman took part in the episode of the popular ITV gameshow as they battled against The Chaser to try and win the cash prize for their chosen charities.The celebrity quartet put on an impressive performance against Anne 'The Governess' Hegerty gathering a huge £92,000 prize pot between them.They then tackled the final questions round with host Bradley Walsh scoring a healthy 18.As Anne took her turn it became apparent that the team would need a fair few pushbacks if they were going to beat her.While she did get five of her answers wrong, they only managed to make three of those a pushback meaning she managed to catch the team with seconds to spare, robbing them of their large cash prize and leaving them to go home with just the consolation prize for their charities.However, viewers of the show were not impressed and took to Twitter to let their disappointment be known as they ranted about how "easy" Anne's questions were.One question was: "Time flies when you're having...what?"A miffed viewer wrote: "Oof that was tense. Talk about easy questions at the end though.

THE Masked Singer fans have been scratching their heads over who the celebrities are behind the remaining masks. The celebs unmasked so far have been pop stars Heather Small and Will Young, tennis champion Pat Cash, TV veteran Gloria Hunniford and rocker Tom Chaplin.

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THE Chase fans were stunned as Bradley Walsh slammed Shaun Wallace after his shock outburst on Thursday's instalment. Presenter Bradley, 61, was joined by four more hopefuls including contestants Ritchie, Connor, Emma and Victoria in a bid to beat 'The Dark Destroyer' and to take home the prize money.

The Chase fans were left stunned and impressed after a very important Buckingham Palace employee appeared as a contestant on the ITV gameshowCrawley-born player Ritchie joined three other contestants as the brainy foursome set out to win a cash prize against chaser Shaun Wallace - AKA The Dark Destroyer - in the latest instalment of the show.But fans were shocked after the seemingly shy player admitted he was a firefighter at Buckingham Palace.Greeted by impressed gasps from the audience, host Bradley couldn’t help but question Ritchie on his role, admitting he was fascinated and impressed."I do patrol at Buckingham Palace and I also look after Kensington and St James," said Ritchie, adding that he has been a fireman for 24 years.As the fireman went on to answer questions in the rapid fire round, he drew laughter from the entire set after managing to get a question about Fireman Sam wrong.Bradley asked: "Which children's tv character originally started on Welsh TV as Sam Tan?"Ritchie was seen passing on the question, seemingly none the wiser that the answer was in fact Fireman Sam.After winning a £6,000 haul to take over to the Final Chase, Bradley, 61, couldn’t help but mock his blunder – with the help of Ritchie’s fellow contestants.Contestant Emma blurted out: "You’re never going to live that down!" as Bradley laughed and expressed his disbelief.During his head to head with chaser Shaun, Ritchie was seen considering taking the low offer of £-1,000, causing Bradley to begin impersonating the Royal Family and expressing their disappointment at his decision"Mother, have you seen? £-1,000 surely not!" he said before making a series of dissatisfied noises.Fans took to Twitter to laugh about the exchange."Bradley has just

The Chase star Mark Labbett has apologised after a recent defeat saw him storm off the show, with the quizzer saying he was struggling with his mental health. Chaser Mark, who’s known as The Beast on the quiz show, lost out to a team of contestants who took home a jackpot of £21,000However, viewers were shocked when he said: ‘Well played guys, you deserve it – I’m off,’ before storming off the set and punching the wall on the way out. A stunned Bradley Walsh said: ‘I apologise to all the kids watching.

The Chase star Mark Labbett, aka The Beast, has broken his silence on storming off the set of the ITV game show. Last night’s episode (Wednesday 26 January) saw Mark, 56, beaten by four contestants as they scooped a staggering £21,000 - and Mark did not take the defeat well.

Mark Labbett, who is known as "The Beast" on The Chase, in an episode of the ITV game show, which aired last night.

Bradley Walsh issued an apology to viewer of The Chase after Mark Labbett 'gave up' and stormed off the set.