The Chase | Game Shows Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit A team of three contestants attempt to amass as much money as possible to put into a team bank by answering general-knowledge questions. The money earned will go into the bank, but there is one person standing in their way: a quiz genius known as The Beast. The Beast's job is to catch each contestant and make sure the players are not able to put the money in the bank which the team must collectively play for in "The Final Chase". To begin, each player comes up one at a time and plays a game called "Cash Builder". In this game, each is given one minute to answer as many questions as possible with each correct answer worth $5,000. The more correct answers given, the more money the players could add into the bank. After the minute is up, the player's money is placed three steps down on an eight-step money board. The player may remain at this step and play for the money they have won, but if they so wish, they can be placed one step lower down the board for a smaller award, or one step further up the board for a greater award, with each award's value being set by The Beast.

The lower award can occasionally be a negative amount of money. If the player elects to play for the greater reward, The Beast is two steps behind them and the player must answer six questions correctly to reach the end. If the player elects to remain where they are, The Beast is three steps behind them and the player must answer five questions correctly to reach the end. However, if the player elects to play for the smaller reward, The Beast is four steps behind them and the player must answer four questions correctly to reach the end. On occasion, The Beast can offer a more greater award, if this happens The Beast is one step behind them and the player must answer seven questions to reach the end. On rare occasions, the Chaser may escalate the stakes by offering a "super offer" for an even higher amount, with the contestant being required to answer seven questions correctly without being caught. Once the player nominates their starting position, they must answer questions correctly in order to reach the bottom of the board and bank their money. Both the player and The Beast are given the same multiple choice question with three possible answers, then must secretly press one of the three buttons on their keypad to lock in their answer.

If the player and/or The Beast is correct, they move one step down the board, but if wrong, they must remain where they are. The Beast's job is to catch up to the player and eliminate them from the game by capitalizing on the mistakes the player makes before they can reach the bottom of the board. If this happens, the player is out of the game and the cash disappears, and as the saying goes, the chase is over, but if the player reaches the bottom, their money is put into the team's prize pot which will be contested for in the final round. This is repeated for all three players. The players who successfully outrun The Beast proceed to The Final Chase. If all three players are caught, then their prize fund is set to $15,000 and the team must nominate one player to proceed to The Final Chase, which is called a "Consolation Chase." The Final Chase Edit In the final round, all or the remaining players answer as many questions as possible in two minutes to amass as many spaces as possible. The more questions answered correctly, the players increase their chances to avoid being caught. To start, they are given one space per remaining member of the team.

In the case of all three players being caught, then the one nominated person will receive a one-step head start, as opposed to having no head start at all. To answer a question, the player must press his/her own buzzer and only s/he can answer it. Upon buzzing in, an off-stage voice says that person's name. But sometimes if the contestant is right and at the same time the other contestant presses the button, it is counted as a wrong person answer, and they can't accept. In the event there's only one player in the Final Chase, that player is not required to press the buzzer. After the two minutes are up, The Beast is brought in and is told how many spaces the players collected. The Beast is given a further two minutes of quick-fire questions to attempt to catch the team. If The Beast gets any question wrong or can't answer it, or sometimes The Beast interrupts the question, the clock is stopped and the question is thrown over to the players. If they get the answer correct, The Beast is pushed back one step and the clock is resumed. If the players answer The Beast's question correctly while The Beast is on zero steps, an extra step is added to the players' total.

If The Beast succeeds in catching the team, the team leaves with nothing, and again, the chase is over, but if the team is not caught by The Beast when time is up, the prize pot is split equally between the remaining team players. Should only one player make it to the Final Chase and win, then that player gets the full amount. Setup Edit The question text has one very long rounded rectangle for the question & 3 long thin rounded rectangles for the answers. The rounded squares that read "Beast Locked" appears on the right of the question while the "Player Locked" appears on the left of the question. When a player faces the beast, he tells Brooke and the contestant what he said. In the final chase, a background voice says out contestant's name for whoever buzzed in to attempt to answer the question. Season 2 Edit The Beast doesn't say his answer for any question in the main chase. The background voice is removed for the final chase and is replaced with the names highlighted in yellow. In the final chase, the contestants had a choice of 2 question sets during the commercial break.

Season 3 Edit The rounded squares for "Player Locked" & Beast Locked" changed to look like thin rounded rectangles & they both appear on top of the question instead of on the sides. The Beast would either give his answer after the correct answer was given or Brooke would ask the Beast what he said without say. The TV viewers got to see the money added on the team podium. Whenever the team gets caught by the Beast, the amount of money drops down from the team podium screen. Contestants and their winnings 12 (0:45) Beast The January 27th episode featured three past contestants who lost their games. Not only did they redeemed themselves to outrun the beast in the main chase and advance onto the final chase, but they won $35,000 each in the final chase. The February 3rd episode was a celebrity episode featuring Carson Kressly (How to Look Good Naked, playing for Pediatric Cancer Foundation), Tatyana M. Ali (playing for Self-Inquiring Life Fellowship), and Cameron Matheson (Good Morning America, playing for Meditation Center Hollywood). As the team was eliminated, their charities earned $5,000 each.

The March 10th episode was a celebrity episode featuring cast members of Scandal: Joe Morton (playing for the Miami Children's Initiative & Make Some Noise), Kate Burton (playing for Broadway Cares, American Theatre Wing, and Brown University), and Brian Lesher (playing for A Place Called Home). As the team was eliminated, their charities earned $5,000 each. Season Edit The Chase has become one of the highest rated original programs in GSN's history. The series debuted to 511,000 total viewers during its premiere while maintaining 90% of its audience with 461,000 total viewers during the second episode airing that night. On January 28, 2014, The Chase set a new series high in terms of total viewers and adults 18–49, with 827,000 and 234,000 viewers respectively. Season one The first season of The Chase premiered new episodes Tuesday nights at 9:00 P.M., except for episode 2 which aired immediately after the premiere of episode 1 at 10:00 P.M. U.S.

Nielsen ratings Mark Labbett , Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha and Jenny Ryan 2009 Additional Note: In Australia, the Seven Network had once considered producing a local version of the show for the network and has filmed a pilot using the original UK set but has later decided not to proceed. Additionally, reruns of the UK version airs weekday afternoons at 3pm to good ratings. However, as of May 2015 it is rumored that the network may have a renewed interest in doing their own version of the show. The Australian version (hosted by Andrew O'Keefe) premiered on September 14, 2015. Merchandise The Chase (TV Series 2013– ) - IMDb IMDb 17 January 2017 4:34 PM, UTC NEWS There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Error You can run, but you cannot hide, The Beast is always coming after you.

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In THE CHASE, a team of three contestants attempts to amass as much money as possible by answering quick-fire questions in a 60-second round. The money earned will go towards a team bank. Why the urgency? Because The Beast is always lurking, ready to pounce. The Beast - quite simply - is a quiz genius. The job of this intimidating presence is to catch each contestant by answering more questions than his opponents to ensure they are not able to bank their money. It's a role he executes with ruthless efficiency. In the final round, the teammates who have survived the initial chase collectively play against The Beast in an epic David vs. Goliath battle for the entire amount that they have banked. Written by The Chase TV's toughest trivia challenge returns See more » Genres: 6 August 2013 (USA) See more » Also Known As: The Chase USA See more » Company Credits Version of Potjera (2013) See more » Frequently Asked Questions The Beast Crosses the Atlantic! 11 August 2013 | by atlasmb (United States) – See all my reviews Remember when Brooke Burns hosted Dog Eat Dog?

It was one of many contest shows where they tried to drag things out for dramatic effect. The Chase does a little of that, but, for the most part, the pace is speedy, due mostly to the timed rounds of questioning. The Chase pits a 3-person team of strangers against The Beast aka Mark Labbett, a tested and proved British quiz expert. First, each team member must independently answer questions in a timed round, accumulating money, and then defend his winnings by simultaneously answering multiple choice questions, hoping he gets more right than The Beast does. These rounds are handicapped, but The Beast can sometimes overcome the deficits. Failure to avoid The Beast in this chase results in elimination. The contestants remaining after the eliminations join forces against The Beast to defend their accumulated monies. First, they must jointly answer as many questions as possible within a 2-minute time period. Then The Beast tries to answer more questions within a 2-minute period. The teams gets a lead of 3 questions if 3 team members survived the elimination rounds (2 if only two survived, etc.) Part of what makes the game stimulating are the graphic depictions of "the chase" showing The Beast's marker trying to run down the markers of the contestants.

The questions asked are neither too difficult nor too easy. As I said, most of the gameplay has a brisk pace. And Brooke interjects encouraging comments and evaluations of the game's progress without slowing the pace too much. The most welcome surprise was that The Beast, though a tough competitor, is not all business. He has a personality and a playful sense of humor. The previews gave me the impression that facing him would be like facing a stone-faced man without much personality. Note that it is conceivably possible for one member of the 3-person team to do 90% of the work only to get 1/3 of the final winnings. But in my opinion, that is no worse than Jeopardy!'s format, which often allows a weaker player to beat a much superior player by virtue of the single-question Final Jeopardy round. I will definitely continue watching The Chase (on GSN). 7 of 9 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you?

Yes The Chase - UKGameshows The Chase ITV Studios (Potato) for ITV1, 29 June 2009 to present Synopsis Four contestants must work for the benefit of the team, as they face a ruthless quiz genius called The Chaser, who is (apparently) determined to stop them winning at all costs. The original Beastie Boy, 'Mark Labbett' The original Darth Vader, 'Shaun Wallace' The first round starts with each contestant takes a turn of answering 60 seconds of general knowledge questions, with each correct answer being worth £1,000. This determines how much money they will be playing for against The Chaser (who this is varies by episode). This part of the round against The Chaser is played on a sloping board, situated between them, and consisting of seven steps (eight in the first series). The contestant starts three spaces ahead of The Chaser on the board. "I have a nice view from up here." Before the game begins, The Chaser offers the contestant the chance to increase this to four spaces, but reduce the amount they are playing for, or they can reduce their head start to two places, but massively increase their potential prize money.

Now, THAT'S how you double up. After this is decided, the contestant and The Chaser are each asked the same multiple-choice question. They do this simultaneously; with the first to lock-in an answer starts a five-second countdown for the other to lock-in their answer. For every correct answer the contestant gives, they move one space closer to safety. However, The Chaser also moves one space closer to the contestant with each correct answer. Any incorrect answers given by either the contestant or The Chaser, and they stay where they were on the board. Uh-oh, it's the following arrow of death. The round continues with several more multiple-choice questions until either the contestant reaches the bottom of the board, with the money they were playing for being put into the team bank, or The Chaser answers more questions correctly, and catches the contestant on the board. If this happens, the prize money is lost, and the contestant is out of the game. The above is repeated a further three times, for each of the other three contestants on the team. If all four contestants are caught by The Chaser, their prize fund is set to £4,000 and the team must nominate one contestant to proceed to The Final Chase.

The Final Chase In this final round, the remaining contestant(s) must face The Chaser one last time in order to win a share of the prize money. They receive two minutes to answer as many questions as possible. This is done on the buzzer, meaning you have the slightly odd set-up of two or more people trying to be first to buzz, even though they are working together. For every correct answer given, they move one space further ahead, with them having a head start of one space per team member remaining. Unlike the earlier rounds, this game is not played on the board in the studio, but rather the spaces are marked by on-screen graphics. After the two minutes are up, The Chaser is then given two minutes to answer as many questions as they can. Each correct answer moves them one space closer to the contestant(s). If The Chaser answers incorrectly, the clock is stopped, and the question is thrown over to the contestant(s). If they can answer correctly, The Chaser is moved one step backwards, and the games resumes. If The Chaser catches the contestant(s) before the time is up, they lose, and leave with nothing.

If The Chaser fails to catch them, they each take an equal share of the prize money. The Final Chase in progress with Shaun Wallace. Worth Chasing? The concept of The Chase is interesting, but in reality it needs a little work. The first round is a bit like watching the same short game show four times over, and as such it feels repetitive. In addition, given it lasts for around three-quarters of the hour long programme, it eats up a lot of time, meaning the show only has two rounds in total, and as such, the final round, comparatively speaking, feels like it's over quite quick. In addition, while allowing the contestant(s) to push The Chaser back a space in the final round is an interesting idea, it does break the flow of the round somewhat, which is otherwise quite exciting. Bradley Walsh is a good host, and the fact the prize fund is split equally, rather than the team working together, and then turning on each other, sets it apart from other game shows that appeared around the same time. Overall it has potential, and is worth a look. Bradley with The Chasers.

(without Jenny Ryan) Key moments Though the Chasers are generally presented as pantomime-style villains, Mark Labbett has shown a more compassionate side; on one edition (8 June 2010), he lambasted a player for only getting four questions right (earning £4,000). Bizarrely, she decided to gamble and take his higher offer of £26,000 - she ultimately lost and was eliminated but Mark stood up and applauded her saying "Without doubt, the bravest contestant I've ever faced - bravo!" That same show ( 8 June 2010 ), the two remaining contestants built up a 26 step head start in two minutes... only to be caught by The Chaser with just three seconds to spare. A genuinely exhausted Labbett said to the visibly devastated team, "I'm really sorry, guys - that was SUPERB, what you did; I just got lucky!" before reverting back to his character by saying "It won't be often I'll be this magnanimous, trust me on this!" You see, at least one of the Chasers has a heart... deep down!

The episode where Mark Labbett walked off after The Final Chase because the team taunted/disrespected him (10 June 2010). On the show of 23 June 2010 , contestant Martin nearly became the first solo player ever to beat The Chaser. He made it through to The Final Chase with £7,000 in the pot and built up a 21 step head start in his two minutes. Chaser Shaun Wallace caught him exactly when the clock went to 0:00. After Bradley Walsh said goodbye to the viewers, the cameraman caught contestant Martin walking off the set, possibly angry about not becoming the first solo player ever to beat The Chaser. On the show of 26 January 2011, only contestant Elaine made it through to The Final Chase with £7,000 in the pot and built up an 18 step head start in her two minutes. Chaser Mark Labbett commented "Nobody's ever won as a solo player, and it ain't gonna start today!". During Mark's two minutes however, he got several questions wrong, and ultimately scored 14.

This meant Elaine won £7,000, and became the show's first solo player to win. This was also the second time in the show's history that Mark Labbett walked off after the final chase because he couldn't believe what just happened. On the show of 8 February 2011, contestant Keith Newbery had the honour of becoming the first contestant ever to get £0 in the cash builder round. Chaser Anne Hegerty gave him the option of either taking -£1,000 or £10,000 because he got 10 questions wrong in the cash builder round. He took the £10,000 offer and was ultimately caught by The Chaser. Keith later wrote about his experience on the show in his column in the Isle of Wight County Press . The moment where Bradley Walsh was in fits of laughter when a question about "Fanny Chmelar" came up. Hmm... An elderly contestant named Pearl accidentally shouted out an answer on the first question in the multiple choice chase round, when she was told not to. She said she had a clue about it but she immediately got it wrong.

But surprisingly, Chaser Mark Labbett didn't have a clue and went with her answer as well, so he also got it wrong. ( Video of this moment ) Another moment where Bradley Walsh was in fits of laughter but on a celebrity edition when the three possible answers to the question were "Dick Tingeler", "Helmut Schmacker" and "Willi Wakker". Oh, god! On 7 February 2013, Chaser Paul Sinha caught all four of his contestants in the multiple choice chase round and they were invited back to choose one contestant to face Paul alone in The Final Chase to win £4,000 (£1,000 each). The contestant built up a 16 step head start in his two minutes. However, Paul only managed to score 15 before his time ran out. This meant that all four contestants won £1,000 each, and became the show's first team to win after all being caught in the multiple choice chase round. So even though Paul made history by failing to catch a team in the final chase after catching them all in their individual rounds, it couldn't really happen again twice in a row right?

Well, it did on 15 April 2013. The nominated contestant on that show built up a 19 step head start in his two minutes, but Paul was only able to score 18, making this not only the second time that a Chaser has failed to catch a team he eliminated in the multiple choice chase round, but also the second time this has happened with the same Chaser. Catchphrases "It's time to face The Chaser" "For (Amount of Money), the chase...is on" "You're one step closer to home" "(Contestant's name), you have been caught and for you, the chase...is over" Inventor Danny Carvalho, Pete Faherty, Chris Gepp, Elliot Johnson, Matt Pritchard and Amanda Wilson Theme music Paul Farrer Trivia The largest amount of money offered in the head-to-head round during the daytime civilian series is £100,000. This amount was offered on 30 September 2016 by Chaser Jenny Ryan. The contestant accepted the offer and successfully brought it into the prize pot.

The largest amount of money offered in the head-to-head round during the primetime celebrity series is £117,000. This amount was offered on 30 November 2013 by Chaser Anne Hegerty to Ed Byrne. He accepted the offer and successfully brought it into the prize pot. The smallest amount of money offered in the head-to-head round during the daytime civilian series is -£15,000 (meaning £15,000 would be deducted from the team's total should the contestant succeed in their solo round). This happened on 5 September 2016 with Chaser Paul Sinha. The contestant opted for the -£15,000 figure and successfully brought it through to The Final Chase, deducting the money pot from £54,000 to £39,000. The largest amount of money won in the Final Chase during the daytime civilian series is £90,000 with three contestants going through. This was achieved on 17 June 2015 with the team setting 20 steps for Chaser Shaun Wallace.

The Chaser was only able to score 14, meaning the contestants won the £90,000, winning £30,000 for each of them to take home. The largest amount of money won in the Final Chase during the primetime celebrity series is £120,000 with all four celebrities going through. This was achieved on 29 November 2014 with the team setting 22 steps for Chaser Shaun Wallace. The Chaser was only able to score 11, meaning the celebrities won the £120,000, winning £30,000 for each of their chosen charities. The largest amount of money lost in the Final Chase during the daytime civilian series is £100,000 with one contestant going through. This was achieved on 30 September 2016 with the team setting 8 steps for Chaser Jenny Ryan. The Chaser caught them with 59 seconds remaining on the clock. The largest amount of money lost in the Final Chase during the primetime celebrity series is £120,000 with two celebrities going through.

This was achieved on 30 November 2013 with the team setting 15 steps for Chaser Anne Hegerty. The Chaser caught them with 17 seconds remaining on the clock. The most steps set for The Chaser in the Final Chase was 28. This was set on 17 June 2010. Chaser Mark Labbett scored 27 before his time ran out. This feat was set again on 20 March 2012 and Chaser Paul Sinha also scored 27 before his time ran out. The least steps set for The Chaser in the Final Chase was 7. This was set on 30 November 2012. Chaser Mark Labbett caught them with 1:33 left on the clock. This was achieved again on 2 April 2014 and Chaser Anne Hegerty caught them with 1:31 left on the clock. The second series (shown in 2010) featured a phone-in viewers competition, entitled The Chaser's Offer. It was dropped after the second series concluded its run.

A phone-in contest returned in autumn 2012, this time asked by an anonymous ITV voice. During spring 2012, pilot episodes were made for Fox Television in the US, with local quiz god Brad Rutter and our own Mark Labbett as The Chasers. They didn't pick it up for a series. GSN (their equivalent of the Challenge channel) made series from 2013. Local versions of the show have also been made for NDR in Germany and for Russia 1. The first three series were not shown on STV, because... er... well, there was probably some good reason. The Chase was the first programme credited to "Potato", a unit of ITV Studios devoted to game shows. The overnight change occurred on 25 June 2013. Web links Bradley Walsh :: TV :: The Chase - Meet the Chasers The Chase - Meet the Chasers The Chase - Meet the Chasers Bradley Walsh hosts the show, but the brains behind The Chase are the four Chasers who aim to beat the contestants. Paul Sinha Paul Sinha, is brand new to the show and will be seen in series 4.

He is a qualified GP and an award winning stand-up comedian, but has a passion for quizzes. Although he has appeared on Are You An Egghead?, Brain of Britain, Mastermind, University Challenge and The Weakest Link he has yet to win any of them, but has come close. He achieves a high ranking at the British Quiz Association, but will that be enough to beat the contestants in Series 4? Mark Labbett Mark Labbett, otherwise known as The Beast has appeared twice on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? winning a total of £48,000. He came second in The National Lottery People's Quiz, and won BBC Four quiz Only Connect. He has been on Mastermind, University Challenge, 15 to 1 and even put up his own ï¿½1,000 to compete on the knock out tournament "Grand Slam". Mark is a maths teacher from Wales, and is a pub quiz champion. Shaun Wallace Shaun Wallace is a barrister from North London. He won the title Mastermind Champion 2004. Living in the shadows of Wembley stadium his specialist subject is of course football.

Other television quiz appearances include Egg Heads, 15 to 1, Greed, Beat the Nation, Brainteaser, and the Weakest Link. Anne Hegerty Anne Hegerty joined Mark and Shaun on Series two, but has proven to hold the highest catch rate in the first 3 series. A freelance editor and journalist, Anne is known as The Governess she was a proof reader and lives in Manchester. Anne too has a long list of previous game show appearances including the original series of Mastermind with Magnus Magnusson. She then returned for the new Mastermind with John Humphrys, 15 to 1, Todayï¿½s The Day, Are You An Egghead?, and Brain of Britain. Be A Contestant On The Chase Fancy your chances? Fill out the application form if you think you can take on The Chasers. The Chase: US Edition The Beast takes on the Americans in The Chase USA . The Chase App on Itunes Download now The Chase app for your Apple iphone, ipad & ipod touch that allows you to play against the chasers.

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Whilst on this journey, you’ll have to undertake tasks and spend your allotted budget skillfully and wisely… Are you up to the challenge? Do you have what it takes to be a team player who can get from A to B? Do you also have the spirit of adventure we are looking for? If so please don’t hesitate to get in touch and apply today and include your telephone number and where you are based. Contact: studio@picklejarfilms.com before Friday 4th March. Filming will take place over two days and will involve two overnights. Travel costs and accommodation costs will be covered. Alphabetical ALPHABETICAL – The show with LOADS of QUESTIONS and HUGE CASH PRIZES! ALPHABETICAL is the brand new quiz show for ITV1. No devices... No word games... No gimmicks - just good ol' fashioned Q and A that's fun to both play and watch! This is the quiz that's accessible to ALL, with so many questions..... we'll struggle to squeeze them all in! APPLY NOW by emailing your NAME & CONTACT NUMBER to BeOnAlphabetical@GameFaceTV.co.uk ...... It's as easy as A-B-C!

Deadline: 14/2/2016 The Chase (TV Series 2009– ) - IMDb IMDb There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Error A Game Show where contestants must compete against 'The Chasers' in a variety of questions in order to win money. Stars: a list of 172 titles created 15 Jun 2013 a list of 488 titles created 14 Feb 2014 a list of 40 titles created 03 Apr 2014 a list of 569 titles created 17 Apr 2014 a list of 21 titles created 1 month ago Search for " The Chase " on Amazon.com Connect with IMDb Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. A game show where contestants aim to score the fewest points possible by guessing the least popular answers given by people in polls on various subjects.

Stars: Alexander Armstrong, Richard Osman, Lisa Jay Jenkins The Chase (TV Series 2013) Game-Show You can run, but you cannot hide, The Beast is always coming after you. In THE CHASE, a team of three contestants attempts to amass as much money as possible by answering quick-fire ... See full summary » Stars: Brooke Burns, Mark Labbett, Shawn Parr The original British version of the quiz show that's become a worldwide hit. Host Chris Tarrant asks hopeful contestants a series of questions, each more difficult than the last. As the ... See full summary » Stars: Chris Tarrant, Eamonn Holmes, Stephen Fry The long-running words and numbers game. Stars: Carol Vorderman, Richard Whiteley, Susie Dent You've Been Framed! (TV Series 1990) Comedy | Reality-TV Surreal comedy from the mind of Harry Hill, featuring his unique observations on the world's funniest accidents as captured on smartphones, video cameras, webcams & CCTV. If you've filmed a...

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Stars: Harry Hill, Steve Benham, Brian Belo An hourly prime time version of the daytime television show of the same name. Four strangers - amateur chefs - compete to host the best dinner party. The parties, solely for the competitors... See full summary » Stars: Dave Lamb, Edwina Currie, Jonathan Ansell Edit Storyline A Game Show where contestants must compete against 'The Chasers' in a variety of questions in order to win money. 29 June 2009 (UK) See more » Company Credits Did You Know? Trivia A technical error in April 2016 saw the clock on the final round briefly stop and miss a second as Mark Labbett struggled to catch the team. It allowed Labbett another second to answer the questions, though he was still unable to catch the contestants score.

See more » Connections (Australia) – See all my reviews Not for the faint-hearted LOL You sit on the edge of your seat barracking for the contestants to beat "The Beast" Questions not too easy, and prob not too hard overall IF you live in the UK, but as an Australian I find a lot of questions re people and places known more to the locals of the United Kingdom and close surrounding countries well out of my wealth of knowledge! The format of both quick questions and multiple choice makes it a fun challenge to play along. Great to sit back at 3pm each weekday (or taped, over weekend) with a strong cup of tea... but you can easily forget to drink it as you get sucked deep into "The Chase"! A lot of fun and games. Easily the BEST WEEKDAY QUIZ on afternoon TV here in Australia! I give it a big thumbs up!!😉👍 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes The Chase Results | The Chase Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia 3 contestants banked £12,000. Target of 18 caught with 0:12 remaining.

*The episode that aired on 21 December 2012 featured Lorraine Kelly , Craig Charles , Jamelia and Dom Joly , who all played for Text Santa . [1 ] This episode featured all four Chasers. Each celebrity picked out a Christmas bauble from a bag that determined which Chaser they would face. Kelly picked out Mark, Charles picked out Anne, Jamelia picked out Paul and Joly was left with Shaun. For The Final Chase, Walsh asked the remaining celebrities (Kelly and Jamelia) which Chaser they wanted to play against. The celebrities picked Mark who failed to catch them, which meant that they won the £11,000 prize money they brought through to The Final Chase, but as it was played for Text Santa, the £11,000 prize money was doubled to £22,000. Target of 17; Chaser scored 11. Players won £18,333 each for their chosen charities.

Celebrity Series 4 Episode Chaser The Team Contestants Surviving And Money Banked Chaser's Target In The Final Chase Final Chase Result 1 Mark Labbett Fern Britton,Matthew Hoggard, Michelle Mone,Neil Morrisey 2 £42.000 16 Chaser Scored 14 Each Player Won £21.000 For Their Chosen Charities 2 Paul Sinha David Emanuel,Kyran Bracken,Meera Syal,Johnny Vegas 3 £20.000 14 Caught With 0.56 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 3 Anne Hegerty Mark Foster,Amy Willerton,Kelle Bryan,Len Goodman 3 £13.000 17 Caught With 0.40 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 4 Shaun Wallace Samia Ghadie,Alex Brooker,Annabel Giles,Julian Clary 4 £100.000 16 Chaser Scored 14 Each Player Won £25.000 For Their Chosen Charities 5

 Paul Sinha Natalie Anderson,Patsy Kensit,Esther Rantzen,Brian McFadden 4 £60.000 21 Chaser Scored 19 Each Player Won £15.000 For Their Chosen Charities 6 Anne Hegerty Ken Bruce,Paul Ince,Laila Morse,David Haye 2 £7.000 7 Caught With 0.59 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 7 Shaun Wallace Tony Audenshaw,Beth Tweddle,Kara Tointon,Louis Walsh 2 £9.000 13 Caught With 0.52 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 8 Mark Labbett Claire Richards,Rowland Rivron,James Haskell,Antony Costa 3 £18.000 19 Caught With 0.30 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 9 Anne Hegerty Adrian Chiles,Gemma Merna,Jon Snow,Rosie Marcel 3 £49.000 18 Caught With 0

.30 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 10 Shaun Wallace Kym Marsh,Tracey Cox,Louie Spence,Greg Rusedski 3 £61.000 16 Chaser Scored 15 Each Player Won £20.333.33 For Their Chosen Charities 11 Paul Sinha Sanjeev Bhaskar,Libby Clegg, Alexandra Burke,Henry Blofeld 4 £26.000 17 Caught With 0.51 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 12 Paul Sinha Jo Whiley,Jake Canuso,Georgia Taylor,Marcus Brigstocke 3 £90.000 21 Caught With 0.10 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 13 Anne Hegerty Greg Rutherford,Lesley Joseph,Matthew Wolfenden,Chris Kamara 2 £11.000 18 Chaser Scored 16 Each Player Won £5.500 For Their Chosen Charities 1

4 Shaun Wallace Chris Hollins,Katy Brand,Jo Wood,Jonathan Ross 4 £120.000 22 Chaser Scored 11 Each Player Won £30.000 For Their Chosen Charities 15 Anne Hegerty Kian Egan,Sharron Davies,Matt Johnson,Larry Lamb 3 £120.000 15 Caught With 0.34 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities 16 (Christmas Special) Each Chaser Individual Paul Sinha (Final Chase) Steve Pemberton,Paula Lane, Matt Burton,Ben Miller 3 £62.000 18 Chaser Scored 17 Each Player Won £20.666.67 For Their Chosen Charities 17 Mark Labbett Dominic Brunt,Wayne Sleep,Charlotte Hawkins,Ricky Tomlinson 4 £24.000 21 Chaser Scored 19 Each Player Won £6.000 For Their Chosen Charities 18 Paul Sinha Michael Vaughan,Anna Richardson,,Ray mears,Jane Danson 2 £7

.000 13 Caught With 0.30 Remaining Each Player Took Home £1.000 For Their Chosen Charities Series 5 Game Show on GSN The Chase | Click Here & Apply to 1000s of Auditions!

Game Show on GSN The Chase The Game Show Network has been enjoying growth in 2012 with popular game shows such as American Bible Challenge and Minute to win it. The network executives have announced that they will will be bringing the popular British show The Chase to the United States. Each episode sees a team take on a quiz expert in head-to-head challenges for tens of thousands of dollars. At the end of the show any surviving team members face off against “The Chaser” one more time for the tense “Final Chase”.The Game Show Network will broadcast the series later this year and will hope to replicate the success it has achieved in the UK, where it consistently delivers audiences of more than 4m in its weekday 5pm slot. The casting directors are now looking for male and female contestants for The Chase and this is your opportunity to audition to be on the show and possibly win the grand prize. Do not miss out on your chance apply now. You can run, but you cannot hide, the Beast is always coming after you. In THE CHASE, a team of four contestants attempts to amass as much money as possible by answering quick-fire questions in a 60-second round. The money earned will go towards a team bank.

Why the urgency? Because the Beast is always lurking, ready to pounce. The Beast – quite simply — is a quiz genius. The job of this intimidating presence is to catch each contestant by answering more questions than his opponents to ensure they are not able to bank their money. It’s a role he executes with ruthless efficiency. In the final round, the team collectively plays against The Beast in an epic David vs. Goliath battle for the entire amount that they have banked. THE CHASE is produced by ITV Studios America. With the gaining popularity of GSN the Chase is sure to be a hit among audiences across the US. If you are ready to take on the “Beast” (a know-it-all who seeks to answer questions faster and more accurately than the contestants can) than the directors at GSN want to hear from you. The directors are now looking for male and femele contestants ages 18 and over. If you are interested in being a game show conetestant on The Chase please submit your information along with a recent photo and contact information or a resume.

Please keep checking back often for more inforamtion on casting dates times and locations and as always leave us a comment and let us know what you think about the Game Show networks adaptation of the popular British show. Fill out the submission form below to get more auditions. First Name:*

Question: How many contestants are at the start of the UK television quiz show ‘The Chase’?
Answer: Four