Notch another one up for Jenny and she is into double figures 
10-7
10-7
The Chase (ITV) (Part 4)
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Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“i hope all the Jenny haters were watching that, well done Jenny that's more like it.
Now 10-7”
“i hope all the Jenny haters were watching that, well done Jenny that's more like it.
Now 10-7”
I don't think it's a case of hating her.
She just hasn't been as good as she should have been.
Originally Posted by able1:
“Three thickos, I reckon 13.”
“Three thickos, I reckon 13.”
One's a retired head teacher and another is a company director.
No wonder we're in the state we're in.
Mind you, I think questions on pop singers and American TV shows should be banned.
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“One's a retired head teacher and another is a company director.
No wonder we're in the state we're in.
Mind you, I think questions on pop singers and American TV shows should be banned.”
“One's a retired head teacher and another is a company director.
No wonder we're in the state we're in.
Mind you, I think questions on pop singers and American TV shows should be banned.”
The milk shake one was impossible for many people - I've never heard of the singer let alone the song. That's why they have a mix of questions as I'm sure some youngsters would have guessed that really quickly (guessed because nobody could have actually known for sure unless they were a bit weird).
"Well, well, well out of your age range". Do you mean history, Bradley? They even teach it in schools these days.
Worst team I've probably ever seen to make it through, Laura knew nothing to it looked like, crap. By most enjoyable team Bradley probably meant crap as well.
School teachers rarely excel, but she managed to guess, misread and still progress.
Young male primary teachers tend to be the worst.
Young male primary teachers tend to be the worst.
Passing on "What ocean...." and "What decade...." questions is inexcusable.
Internet resarch would indicate this show was recorded on 12th October
Internet resarch would indicate this show was recorded on 12th October
Originally Posted by bobcar:
“The milk shake one was impossible for many people - I've never heard of the singer let alone the song. That's why they have a mix of questions as I'm sure some youngsters would have guessed that really quickly (guessed because nobody could have actually known for sure unless they were a bit weird).”
“The milk shake one was impossible for many people - I've never heard of the singer let alone the song. That's why they have a mix of questions as I'm sure some youngsters would have guessed that really quickly (guessed because nobody could have actually known for sure unless they were a bit weird).”
I wouldn't say it was THAT hard. Kelis had a massive hit called 'Milkshake' so, whilst I'd never heard the anecdote, most people who knew of the song would assume (correctly) that was the answer - its the only logical answer. Fair enough if you don't know of the song but loads of people would I'm sure.
Originally Posted by davads:
“Why the heck would it be Only Fools and Horses? Don't get the connection meself
”
“Why the heck would it be Only Fools and Horses? Don't get the connection meself
”
I've heard of someone who had Three Wheels On My Wagon as a song at their funeral. Takes all sorts.
Originally Posted by davads:
“Why the heck would it be Only Fools and Horses? Don't get the connection meself”
“Why the heck would it be Only Fools and Horses? Don't get the connection meself
”
Me neither. I went for the One Foot In The Grave answer. It sounded more ironic.
Originally Posted by StanTheOstrich:
“I've heard of someone who had Three Wheels On My Wagon as a song at their funeral. Takes all sorts.”
“I've heard of someone who had Three Wheels On My Wagon as a song at their funeral. Takes all sorts.”
I've no doubt it does, but to be the number one choice in a poll?
Originally Posted by Tejas:
“I wouldn't say it was THAT hard. Kelis had a massive hit called 'Milkshake' so, whilst I'd never heard the anecdote, most people who knew of the song would assume (correctly) that was the answer - its the only logical answer. Fair enough if you don't know of the song but loads of people would I'm sure.”
“I wouldn't say it was THAT hard. Kelis had a massive hit called 'Milkshake' so, whilst I'd never heard the anecdote, most people who knew of the song would assume (correctly) that was the answer - its the only logical answer. Fair enough if you don't know of the song but loads of people would I'm sure.”
I know one person who knows the song - Anne.
Originally Posted by JBO:
“Passing on "What ocean...." and "What decade...." questions is inexcusable.”
“Passing on "What ocean...." and "What decade...." questions is inexcusable.”
agreed - quite often its a 50/50 choice so always worth a guess and occasionally you an even longer shot one right
intelligent guessing can increase the score by up to 5 points and can easily make the difference between winning/losing
You'd think contestants would be cued up on this
which playwright? and he passes, 9 times out of 10 it's going to be Shakespeare
Not great on the general knowledge.
Not great on the general knowledge.
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“Hmmm. I don't think we like Archie much, do we?”
“Hmmm. I don't think we like Archie much, do we?”
Ann thinks he's a eejit.
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