I think this team was the best example of why a full team isn't always the best chance of winning, too many people buzzing in early and getting answers wrong or spending too much time checking the other contestants didn't know the answer before passing.
The Chase (ITV) (Part 4)
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Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“I think they wanted her to go through as they were all fawning over her because she is 19 and was somewhat intelligent compared to many others her age these days.”
“I think they wanted her to go through as they were all fawning over her because she is 19 and was somewhat intelligent compared to many others her age these days.”
The fawning will also have had something to do with the fact that she was highly shaggable.
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“They got in each other's way a bit, didn't they?”
“They got in each other's way a bit, didn't they?”
Yes, they did. That can sometimes happen with a full house., especially if it looks as if there isn't a clear best player (although I tuned in late and missed the first two players, so I'm not sure). At least twice I think they had the right answer but the wrong person answered.
Sometimes you're better off with just two or three players, with one strong quizzer who does most of the work and the others get out of the way and let him or her get on with it and only chip in with the odd one they know. A score of around twenty is achievable that way. This team never looked likely to get close to that.
Originally Posted by PompeyBill:
“I missed the end, Shaun must have got the 13 surely?”
“I missed the end, Shaun must have got the 13 surely?”
He did, with around 50 seconds left.
Good lord, I was expecting a score around the early 20s, but the team really well and truly blew it from the get go. A shame!
Originally Posted by Lily_Smith:
“I think this team was the best example of why a full team isn't always the best chance of winning, too many people buzzing in early and getting answers wrong or spending too much time checking the other contestants didn't know the answer before passing.”
“I think this team was the best example of why a full team isn't always the best chance of winning, too many people buzzing in early and getting answers wrong or spending too much time checking the other contestants didn't know the answer before passing.”
See page 16 of this thread for a possible solution to the problem.
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“The fawning will also have had something to do with the fact that she was highly shaggable.”
“The fawning will also have had something to do with the fact that she was highly shaggable.
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What you mean is . . . . . she had a pulse.
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“The fawning will also have had something to do with the fact that she was highly shaggable.”
“The fawning will also have had something to do with the fact that she was highly shaggable.
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I noticed the camera, always cutting to her during the other's cashbuilders. Sure, she was cute but a wee bit too annoyingly self-assured. Her general knowledge, wasn't quite as good as she thought it was.
She certainly enjoys the sound of her own voice.
Shaun still shaking during the Final Chase I noticed.
Shaun still shaking during the Final Chase I noticed.
Originally Posted by Groundhogal:
“I noticed the camera, always cutting to her during the other's cashbuilders. Sure, she was cute but a wee bit too annoyingly self-assured. Her general knowledge, wasn't quite as good as she thought it was.”
“I noticed the camera, always cutting to her during the other's cashbuilders. Sure, she was cute but a wee bit too annoyingly self-assured. Her general knowledge, wasn't quite as good as she thought it was.”
Agreed, didn't like the way she shouted out at Shaun when he got a question wrong. Plus she could do with buying some toothpaste.
Originally Posted by Groundhogal:
“I noticed the camera, always cutting to her during the other's cashbuilders. Sure, she was cute but a wee bit too annoyingly self-assured. Her general knowledge, wasn't quite as good as she thought it was.”
“I noticed the camera, always cutting to her during the other's cashbuilders. Sure, she was cute but a wee bit too annoyingly self-assured. Her general knowledge, wasn't quite as good as she thought it was.”
I don't think the self-assurance would really get in the way of the shagging.
Be interesting to see what the Cashbuilder total is for the four of them. Jenny's last three teams have managed £13K, £9K and £13K, all well below the average for the four players which is about £20K.
It's not a good start, only £3,000 for player 1. And he didn't last long.
It's not a good start, only £3,000 for player 1. And he didn't last long.
£7,000 for player 2, a lot better, that's the highest Cashbuilder I've seen against Jenny for a while.
Originally Posted by Sarahsaurus:
“Be interesting to see what the Cashbuilder total is for the four of them. Jenny's last three teams have managed £13K, £9K and £13K, all well below the average for four players which is about £20K.
It's not a good start, only £3,000 for player 1. And he didn't last long.”
“Be interesting to see what the Cashbuilder total is for the four of them. Jenny's last three teams have managed £13K, £9K and £13K, all well below the average for four players which is about £20K.
It's not a good start, only £3,000 for player 1. And he didn't last long.”
He was from my town, so I knew he wouldn't get through.
Yorkshire people rarely do.
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“No, she said horserad ,lol”
“No, she said horserad ,lol”
That's all I heard. Then he said, "Did you say horseradish?"
She's hardly going to say, "No, I didn't."
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