Jeremy Clarkson got on viewers’ nerves this evening as they picked up on one of his mannerisms on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.
Scottish contestant Callum sought the 60-year-old’s help with one of his questions, hoping to make it to £500,000.
Callum decided to avail of the “ask the host” lifeline, which has been a new addition to the revamped original series from the early noughties.
Unfortunately, Jeremy admitted he hadn’t a clue what the answer could be – leaving poor Callum none the wiser.
Taking to Twitter, viewers griped about the lifeline, moaning that Jezza never appeared to know the right answer.
One said: “Ask the host is so pointless, Jeremy never knows the answer #WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire.”
“WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire remember to ask Jeremy, but remember he won’t know,” added a second.
And a third scoffed: “Why is the ‘ask the host’ lifeline even a thing when Jeremy Clarkson’s response is always ‘I don’t know’ #WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire”
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While a fourth added: “I would never risk 250k on Jeremy clarkson lifeline #WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire”
However, Jeremy had the opportunity to redeem himself later in the episode, when contestant Scott stepped up to the plate.
A question about home decor threw him off, and he opted to ask Jezza for his input, availing of the lifeline.
Jeremy replied: “Thank you for asking me earlier on with a simple question because it makes me look more intelligent than I am.”
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The question read: “What part of a house is most likely to be described as ‘parquet’?”
Jezza replied: “I think you’re a lucky young man because I’m building a house at the moment.”
Revealing the correct answer as “flooring,” Jeremy proved viewers wrong and helped Scott up the money ladder in the hopes of winning a million.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire continues tomorrow at 9pm on ITV.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk