The Chase’s The Beast Breaks His Silence After A Viewer Accuses Bradley Walsh Of Fixing The ITV Quiz Show. The Explosive Claim Quickly Sparked Debate Among Fans Before The Chaser Decided To Set The Record Straight. His Response Is Now Dividing Opinion Online.

Student Marsha, 20, and retired supply manager Ian, 66, made it to the end of the show where they competed to share a total of £45,000.

Mark Labbett, "The Beast," on The Chase looking concerned.
The Beast has hit back at a Chase viewer who accused the show of foul playCredit: ITV
Bradley Walsh, in a pink shirt and suit jacket, holds his hand to his forehead, smiling, in front of a blue lighted backdrop and a game progress bar that shows 10 points for him and 18 for the opponent, with a timer showing 0:47.
Bradley Walsh was unable to accept an answer in the final chaseCredit: ITV

They answered 18 questions correctly and proved themselves a formidable partnership.

The Beast felt the pressure and allowed the duo the chance to score a number of pushbacks.

One opportunity saw them posed the question: “In the Bible, King David saw which beautiful woman bathing?”

The Beast answered “Jezebel” which was incorrect.

Marsha then called out “Helen” when Bradley pressed them for an answer, a split second before Ian said “Bathsheba”.

Because she wasn’t the designated team spokesperson, Bradley was unable to accept Ian’s correct answer.

It prompted a viewer to write on X: “Disgraceful making rules up on the spot. Brad.”

Mark saw the comment and replied: “I can guarantee that the adjudicator made that call rather than Brad.”

The fan then said: “I expect they did Mark. But our Brad is the face of the programme, and he was let down.”

Marsha and Ian were caught by The Beast with just one second to spare and the failed pushback proved pivotal.

Other viewers also took the show to task over the decision, with one writing: “Those two contestants in the final Chase on #TheChase have just been royally screwed over.“

Another said: “They were played like a fiddle on that final Chase! Could Bradley go any faster for the beast and that question they wouldn’t allow!! Utter crap.”

A third wrote: “That is absolutely shocking saying the girl was looking at Bradley when giving the answer then the longest 1sec I’ve ever seen at the end shocking indeed.”

Another said that Ian’s biblical answer should have been accepted as he was tasked with answering for the team and Marsha’s simply disregarded.

Two contestants, Marsha and Ian, stand behind a counter with a digital display showing £45,000, a timer at 0:47, and scores of 10 and 18.
The team missed out on a £45,000 after they were caught with one second to spareCredit: ITV

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