The Chase viewers couldn’t hold in their laughter as presenter Bradley Walsh kept claiming to know the tricky quiz questions.
The 62-year-old fell into the habit of claiming to know the answer to questions like what is the sum of the boiling point of water in Celsius added to the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit.
But not all fans were convinced of Bradley’s supposed knowledge. One took to Twitter to catch Bradley out.
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“You’re not fooling us Brad.. you’ve not got a clue of these answers #thechase” a fan wrote with a laughing-crying emoji.
“Brad getting a bit cocky with his ‘Yeah, I know this'” a second laughed.
A third wrote: “Bradley pretending he knew it… #thechase” accompanying the tweet with a gif of someone screaming “Liar!”
A fourth chimed in, tweeting: “Brad you have as much of a clue as that miserable team…which is f*** all #thechase.”
Another fan pointed out another tedious tactic of Bradley’s that has become a common theme as he hosts the ITV game show.
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“Why does Brad always have to tell everyone what he has NEVER seen? and he seems proud of it too,” they wondered aloud.
“Doesn’t make you a better person because you’ve never seen something most other people have seen. No-one gives a s*** if you have never seen Friends, Simpsons, Game of Thrones etc #TheChase” they tweeted.
Earlier in the show, Bradley also claimed to know the nickname Chase Jenny Ryan, known as the The Vixen, would give to contestant Maya, who had a musical background.
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As Jenny called her “musical Maya,” Bradley quickly shouted out, “I knew you were going to call her that! I should’ve said it because now it looks like I’ve made it up!”
But Jenni quickly shut down Bradley’s guess, saying: “You know I like a good simile.”
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