This is where it got good. Sarah chose the Middle offer. Smart. She faced The Beast with £7,000 on the line. The questions started flying—geography, history, random pop culture.
She got a streak. Three in a row! I was yelling at my TV, “Yes, Sarah, yes!” But then The Beast caught up. He pressed that buzzer like it owed him money.
It came down to the final question. “What planet is closest to the sun?” My cat could answer that. But Sarah hesitated. She said Venus. The Beast said Mercury. He grinned. She was eliminated. I nearly threw my mug.
The Chase Itv Game Show
Mark’s Revenge Attempt?
Mark chose the High offer. Brave. Foolish. He faced down The Beast with £70,000 on the table. I mean, respect for the guts. But his knowledge was shaky.
First question: “Who wrote ‘Pride and Prejudice’?” He said Charles Dickens. Yikes. The Beadle, the show’s enforcer, just shook his head. The Beast answered it correctly, of course.
Mark fought back briefly. He got a question about Wimbledon right. But then he missed one about the periodic table. The Beast pushed his stack of chips forward. Eliminated. The audience groaned.
