The Chase host Bradley Walsh was not too impressed with one eager player who was forced to apologise.
The hit ITV gameshow was back on TV screens on Tuesday (August 8) as telly legend Bradley welcomed four new quizzers.
Former Corrie star introduced contestants Peter, Chloe, Helen and Gordon before they battled it out to take home the all-important cash prize.
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This week the quartet were up against Paul The Sinnerman Sinha who made sure to bring his A-game against the wise quizzers.
However, when it was Peter’s head-to-head with The Chaser, things took a rather awkward turn as Peter jumped in to answer too quickly.
In his cash-builder round, Peter managed to bag £8,000 – to which Paul offered him a low offer of £2,000 and a higher offer of a whopping £40,000.
During his head to head against The Sinnerman, Peter was asked a question by the host.
Bradley quizzed: “The prefix ‘Exo’ means what? ‘A’, from the top, ‘B’, from outside, ‘C’, from within.”
Both Peter and Paul buzzed in the answers quickly, and Peter then started to explain to Bradley: “Exo, if you..”
But i seems Bradley wasn’t to pleased with Peter cutting in as he snapped back: “Yeah, alright Peter!”
Not knowing where to look, Peter replied: replied: “Oh sorry, I’ll wait.”
Despite the awkward moment, Paul flew through the round and bagged a spot in the final chase, along with Gordon.
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Chloe was up next – but it wasn’t her lucky day as she was caught by Paul – two from home.
The final player was Helen, who bagged £8,000 and a spot in the final chase.
The trio were playing for a hefty £22,000 between them and managed to get 19 questions right.
However, it wasn’t enough as the team were caught by Paul with 16 seconds to go.
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