The Chase came under fire from viewers today over a player's "harsh" treatment.
Bradley Walsh returned to front another edition of the popular ITV game show on Monday. The 62-year-old presenter welcomed Michael, Donna, Louise and Andy on to the show for the first episode of the week.
The players were testing their wits against Shaun Wallace in a bid to win a huge cash prize. Donna navigated her past way Shaun, but the Chaser was in strong form as he defeated Michael and Louise in tense head-to-heads.
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Andy was bidding to join Donna in the last round, but viewers were confused when he was told his first answer in the cash-builder was incorrect. Bradley asked: "If a driver does a u-ie what manoeuvre are they performing."
Andy responded: "A turnaround in the round." The correct answer was a u-turn, but viewers following the show on Twitter thought Bradley should have accepted the answer.
Alice said: "He should’ve been given that, harsh"
Tony posted: ""In the road", he said, which is correct as far as I can see"
Ciaran commented: "Since when is a turn around in the road not a u-turn"
Pink Giraffe posted : "That’s a bit tight not giving him turning around in the road"
Lockiebaws added: "OH COME ON NOW BRAD."
Marie responded: "The question was flawed"
The 35-year-old project manager from Stoke-on-Trent built up £2,000 and took the lower offer of minus £1,000 before he navigated his way past The Chaser. The team were competing for £6,000 and built up 14 steps in the last round.
However, Shaun caught the team so they left the show empty-handed.
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