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A contestant on tonight’s Beat The Chasers was asked a particularly tough question on the show – do you think you know the answer?
Host Bradley Walsh asked the contestant: “What is the turning circle of a London black cab?”
Before reading out the three possible options as:
“A. 25 feet, B. 35 feet, or C 45 feet.”
The contestant then says: “Well, I’ve got a little Fiat 500, so I don’t really know how this massive car turns around.”
To which Bradley says: “I love those Fiat 500s”
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And she replies: “She’s a beaut.”
Bradley then asks: “Have you ever been in a black cab?”
And she says: “Yes, many a time.”
Bradley then says: “Have you ever been in a black cab and he’s gone: ‘Hang on love, let me just turn it around,’ and he’s turned it around?”
Prompting the contestant to reply: “Yeah, but he doesn’t normally do it in one swoop, it’s back forward, back forward, back forward. So, that’s my thinking process…”
Earlier this month another contestant lost out on £80,000 after being asked a tricky fish question, and getting the answer wrong.
Rosh, from Hereford, opted to play against five chasers for an £80,000 jackpot but ran out of time.
The final question he got asked was: “In the saying, ‘you set a sprat to catch…’ what other fish?”
He took a punt on “Pilchards”, but the correct answer was in fact “Mackerel”.
Rosh had wanted to use his winnings to buy some kebab vans – one of which is estimated to cost around £20,000.
He took on all five Chasers, after amassing £3,000 in his cash builder.
Beat the Chasers airs on Sundays at 8pm on ITV1
