Felt very reminiscent of the early seasons

and all the way to the nappy store too

That isn’t what irony is 🤦‍♂️

@@drewconway7135 oh, I’m sorry, I just use ‘ironically’ in a lot of different situations, even when it doesn’t make sense. My bad. I guess I should’ve said that it’s ‘fitting’? Would that have been the right word? Please correct me if you have the chance.

Maybe the word is "ridiculously" instead of "ironically"

My friend told me the other day there that I didn't understand what irony meant. I thought it was pretty ironic as we were standing at the bus stop at the time.

To be fair, a liter is only a little bit more than a US quart and a little bit less than a UK quart

It's almost as if he doesn't want to give away £1000s of ITVs money

You can actually choose if you want him to read you slow,or faster.I was on chase,and you can ask Bradley that.

@@marinothegreatsan ooh that's interesting!

why would Barclay want to buy £30,000 worth of *DAIPERS* ?

It's shuan wallace

@@disneydanny2it was a joke

It's also the namesake of the Ohio River

Commonwealth capital was the question.... Canberra is the capital of Australia.

Damage was done in the build up of that final, 18 steps on their set of questions was very good and they worked together very well to set that target. Being in the studio and potentially about to win 30 grand will make you forget things you know like the back of your hand. I know I definitely wouldn’t have played as well as team.

Damn, they couldn’t name a city in Pennsylvania? It’s almost like they live in another country! But that’s silly, right?! Also, Barclay literally suggested comma as one of the answers. Only Gemma said she never heard of it.

@@somerandomgameranimator4481 Well yeah, it's not that hard. Off the top of my head: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Harrisburg the home of Hersheys chocolate. They're on a quiz show...

I wouldn’t have got it right, if that means anything. Then again, I barely know anything at all and haven’t known the correct answer to a question in nearly three months, I always just have to guess based on the question rather than actually knowing the relevant fact.

@@nbartlett6538 I know it’s been ages since you’ve posted this but would you say you’re a good quizzer? (Asking for a friend lol)

I’ve done a separate video on the highest solo wins.

@@gameshowclips cool, I’ll go check it out.

I think he meant the highest amount won on a daytime episode of The Chase.

@footystar1GamingOfficial it's not what he said

@@benwakefield93 Listening comprehension mate. The Chase has a daytime show and another variant Beat the Chasers - that was the highest one on the daytime show at the time.

@@ixICocoIxi that doesn't answer what I said. Deal or no deal was way before The Chase.

@@benwakefield93 It is implied that he is referring to the highest win on a daytime version of the show he is presenting. Again, listening comprehension

No one has won £201,000 on UK Chase

Would you expect US players to know random boroughs in the UK? No

If Americans can name the biggest town in say... Rhondda cynon taff that'd be a good point.

If Americans can name the biggest town in say... Rhondda cynon taff that'd be a good point.

Why? They’re not American lol, why should they be expected to know it.

I doubt many non USA people could name Harrisburg as the capital to be honest.

He actually doesn't deny it though he's spoke before about why he reads them so fast that's because the chaser is suppose to know them also if he read them that fast for contestants they wouldn't get nowhere near as many right

@@andrewrose4643 He has denied it and he speeds up so they have a bettee chance of winning