The Chase viewers were left baffled yesterday after a contestant repeated a wrong answer.
Hosted by Bradley Walsh, the popular ITV quiz saw contestants Karl and Liam make it to the final chase with £8,000 in the cash-pot.
The pair were up against Mark "The Beast" Labbett and had managed to secure a 12-step head start.
During the final chase, Bradley asked The Beast what year the Balfour declaration was written in, to which he answered: "1918".
The answer was incorrect and so Karl and Liam were given the opportunity the push the chaser back a step if they answered correctly.
Watch the video above to see what happened next.
However, the pair somehow managed to accidentally give the same answer of 1918, after suggesting 1917 amongst themselves, the correct answer.
"That's what I said," The Beast said.
"Too late, you've given your answer," Bradley said.
The Chase fans mocked the contestants on social media after the awkward blunder.
One wrote on Twitter: "The Beast said 1918 - so why the f*** are you saying 1918?! #TheChase"
Another fumed: "These plonckers actually thought they could give another answer if they give the same answer as the chaser. #The Chase"
A third said: "#TheChase Beast....1918. Wrong. Karl....1918. Jesus Christ. MUPPET"
"1918 lol..Dumb and dumber... #thechase," a fourth wrote.
The Chase airs weekdays at 5pm on ITV.
