The Chase viewers were left gutted after a stunning contestant was booted off in the first round.
Delighted fans saw brunette beauty Romanda join three fellow panellists to take on the chaser on the latest episode of the ITV game show.
The Solihull-born babe got off to a flying start in the quick fire round with host Bradley Walsh bringing in a nice £6k to into the chaser round.
Explaining that she was a business analyst for different financial institutions, both the audience and her fellow teammates packed on the pressure as her previous team mate only managed to bag £200 for the prize pot.
As the gorgeous player took on Darragh ‘The Menace’ Ennis, she failed to press her buzzer in time on a politics question, allowing the chaser to catch her and boot her out of the show early.
Throughout her round viewers at home couldn’t help but comment on how stunning she looked and how disappointed they were to see her go.
“Aww Romanda was lovely and GORGEOUS! Sad she’s gone so soon x,” said one viewer.
Another agreed: “Romanda, looks lovely nice to see a smart contestant. Such a shame she timed out she would have gone far I think.”
Fans also noted that they were pleased to see such a “well put together” contestant after fellow player, 22-year-old fashion student Haydn, showed of his eclectic style with a pair of purple dungarees and long brown hair that reached his lower back.
“Haydn looks like one of the Rod, Jane or Freddy from Rainbow in those dungarees,” said one viewer.
Contestants Roger, 68, a retired chartered surveyor from Sutton Coldfield, Makyla, 50, from Buckinghamshire and student Haydn made it through to the final chase with £9,200.
Despite their best efforts they answered just 11 questions correctly leaving them vulnerable to professional quizzer Darragh.
With a tidy 30 seconds remaining in his round, The Menace caught the trio and booted them out of the show with nothing.
Viewers on Twitter were quick to bash the contestants for their poor performance.
The tweets come after chaser Mark Labbett pleaded for viewers to “be kind” to contestants who don’t perform well on the show.
He wrote: “#thechase please be kind to low ability contestants.
“They may have applied but the contestant research team, from thousands of applicants, knowingly selected them.”
The Chase continues weekdays on ITV at 5pm.
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