Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow viewers were unhappy when a round of Play Your Cards right contained a glaring error.
Chris and Rosie Ramsey took part in the round where they were asked to pull cards out of a giant pack and then guess if the next card's number was going to be higher or lower.
The card they pulled was a 10, and Chris decided they were going to go lower.
The next card was also a 10, and so the married couple were booted off that round, losing money for their chosen charity.
Viewers then took to Twitter to share their outrage that there was not an option to predict the same number would be pulled.
One ranted: "But it wasn’t higher or the lower it was the same and that was never an option? Should’ve been replayed #epicgameshow".
Another agreed: "'Higher or lower?'
*Same value*
'You lose!'
"How does that work? #AlanCarr #EpicGameshow".
A third fumed: "Absolutely fuming, where's the Ref? 10 isn't higher or lower than 10!
"I demand a rematch! #epicgameshow @Rosemarino @IAmChrisRamsey".
Meanwhile Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford also starred on the show, and disgusted viewers with their toothbrush habits.
When asked what percentage of 100 Brits have used their other half's toothbrush before, the couple revealed they regularly used each others.
"Nothing about your mouth I wouldn't like," said Eamonn.
"Even gingivitis?" asked Alan.
One grossed out viewer tweeted: "Ugh! Not the toothbrush question #EpicGameshow".
"F**king manky If you have used your partners toothbrush," remarked another.
The married couple also revealed they watch television in separate rooms because of Eamonn's annoying habit.
Ruth explained that he talks all the way through programmes and he would even pause shows to discuss them, leaving Ruth livid.
* Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow airs on ITV on Saturdays at 8:15pm
