The Chase's Bradley Walsh forced to change prize money as bosses call out blunder in middle of show | The Sun
THE Chase's Bradley Walsh was forced to change the prize money on the show as the producers called out the error during the show.
ITV viewers saw the quiz host admit he was wrong to a contestant on The Chase and award them some extra prize money after making the mistake.
The ITV host, 62, was going through the questions with contestant Danny, who managed to get £3,000 in the cash builder round.
But one question seemed to be a tricky one, when Bradley asked the budding quizzer: "In the film franchise, what colour hair does the Chucky doll have?"
Contestant, Danny was told his answer was wrong when he said "orange", as Bradley explained he was looking for "red".
Shortly after, the behind-the-scenes adjudicators changed their minds and said the answer was acceptable.
Read more on The Chase
Furious The Chase fans turn on police officer after controversial cash-builder
The Chase’s Mark Labbett scolds Bradley Walsh after embarrassing blunder
Bradley told Danny: "We did have three in the cash builder, however the adjudicators have told me we can accept orange for the colour of Chucky.
"That's very nice so consequently we put you up to £4,000."
With this Danny and his team mates Karen and Richard go through to the final chase.
The trio were playing for £15,000 and managed to build up 14 steps.
Most read in TV
Hollyoaks' Owen Warner slammed by I'm A Celeb fans after awkward gaffe
ITV blasted by fuming I’m A Celeb fans who claim launch was ‘totally spoilt’
Awkward I’m A Celeb stars fail to recognise each other as fans say the same thing
Strictly fans brand show a ‘fix’ after star is sent home as rival is saved
Sadly, the happiness was short lived as they got caught by chaser Darragh "The Menace" Ennis, leaving them empty handed.
This isn't the first time ITV regular, Bradley Walsh has had an awkward moment on the quiz show.
Last month a contestant appeared on the show claiming she had been "stalking" the host,
Source: Read Full Article