The Chase viewers were left 'mind blown' after hearing that quizzer Shaun Wallace had 'never heard of' a common phrase.
Bradley Walsh welcomed four new contestants to the show, with 45-year-old Lyndon being the first to face the Chaser.
He built up an impressive £8,000 in the cash builder, but suffered up against Shaun after being just one question from home.
Host Bradley Walsh read the question: "To 'discombobulate' is to do what?"
The contestant was given three choices, 'dissect', 'eat', or 'confuse'.
After answering 'eat', Lyndon said: "I'm going home. I think it might be dissect."
Viewers were then stunned to find that Shaun had put 'dissect'.
After getting the question wrong, the Chaser said: "I've never heard of that phrase."
A confused Bradley said: "Discombobulate? You're a barrister!
"Well that was lucky!"
Lyndon then got the next question correct, making it back to his team mates with a whopping £8,000.
But viewers were distracted and left stunned by Shaun not knowing the popular phrase.
One said: "I CANNOT believe @ITVthebarrister hasn’t heard of ‘discombobulate’, that’s mind blowing. #TheChase"
Another wrote: "Shaun was really discombobulated just then....#thechase"
A third said: "Sorry, how the **** does anyone not know what discombobulate means?! It's a pretty common word."
"Who doesn't know what discombobulate means?! That man there #facepalm. Oh, and Wallace" said another.
The Chase continues weekdays on ITV at 5pm.
