The stupidest quiz show answers EVER after The Chase contestant leaves viewers raging

The Chase might have won a National tv Award in the week – however if viewers of the ITV quiz show had something to try to to with it, contestant Hannah would additionally get a trophy.

For the worst ever performance on a quiz show, that is.

The collegian, 19, from county, didn't answer any queries properly on the show's cash-builder spherical in the week, however somehow still managed to require home £2,666.

One (non) prize moment came once she was stumped when being asked: “Name the tv naturalist the ‘Attenborough-asaurus’ archosaurian reptile is called when.”

Even pismire and Dec felt the necessity to own their say on her performance.

 But she’s not alone in cracking harassed.

Here ar a number of the worst answers we've got had the pleasure of yelling at from the comfort of our sofas…


 Few contestants have ever at liberty Anne Robinson’s withering look of despair on the BBC quiz .

But some were undoubtedly additional worth than others…

 Anne asked: Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, dictator and Jeffrey Archer have all written books concerning their experiences in – jail or the Conservative Party?

Contestant: The political party.

Anne: What reasonably dozen is 13?

Contestant: [*fr1] a dozen.

Anne: What was the principal language employed by the traditional Romans?

Contestant: Greek.
 

 Anne: what's the branch of drugs involved with women?

Contestant: Womenology.

Anne: In science, what's biological science the study of?

Contestant: Bottoms.

Anne: that insect is usually found hovering over lakes?

Contestant: crocodilian reptile.

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Anne: within the Lord’s Prayer, what word starting with “H” which means “blessed” comes before “be thy name”?

Contestant: (quietly) Howard.

Anne: (incredulously) Pardon?

Contestant: (louder) Howard.

Sometimes even a clue doesn’t facilitate a miserable enquirer.

Phil Wood on BBC Radio Manchester’s quiz asked: What’s eleven squared?

Contestant: I don’t recognize.

Phil Wood: I’ll provide you with a clue. It’s 2 ones with a 2 within the middle.

Contestant: Is it five?

Over on BBC GMR, Phil was then Janus-faced with yet one more boner – and couldn’t provides it away. He asked: What “K” might be delineated  because the monotheism bible?

Contestant: Er…

 Phil: It’s got 2 syllables. Kor…

Contestant: Blimey?

Phil: angular distance angular distance angular distance, no. The participle of run…

Contestant: -------

Phil: OK, attempt it differently. nowadays I run, yesterday I…

Contestant: Walked?

 try, I will allow you to attempt once more.
throughout a quiz on Richard and Judy, Richard Madeley posed  the teaser: On that street did Holmes live?

Contestant: Er...

Richard: He makes bread.

Contestant: Er...

Richard: He makes cakes.

Contestant: Rudyard Kipling Street?

Chris Searle on BBC Radio Bristol asked: within which European country is Mount Etna?

Contestant: Japan.

Chris: I did say European coun
Contestant: Er... Mexico?
 

Thinking outside the box isn't continually counseled.

Noel Edmonds once posed  this question on the competently named ar You Smarter Than A 10-Year-Old?: Was the Tyrannosaurus rex a carnivore or a herbivore?

Contestant: No, it absolutely was a archosaurian reptile.

Tipping Point’s presenter mount Shephard asked: “What day is Xmas historically celebrated within the UK?”

Contestant: “Wednesday”.

Paul Wappat on BBC Radio city asked: however long did the Six-Day War between Egypt and Israel last?

Contestant: (after long pause) fourteen days.

James O’Brien asked on his LBC show: what number kings of England are referred to as Henry?

Contestant: Well, i do know King of Great Britain. So, um, three?

When it involves geographics, these contestants ar undoubtedly lost…

A Lincs FM DJ asked one listener: that is that the largest communicative  country within the world?

Contestant: city.

DJ: i used to be extremely when the name of a rustic.

Contestant: I don’t recognize the name of any countries in Espana.

Dale Winton on the quiz show In It To Win It, asked: Alderney and Sark – ar they a part of the Channel Islands?

Contestant: Ooh! Is that the English Channel? I don’t recognize, ar there islands within the English Channel? I’ve ne'er detected of any.

France – that’s close to the English Channel, isn’t it?

 Alex Trelinski, the presenter lately Show, BBC Midlands, asked: what's the capital of Italy?

Contestant: France.

Alex: France is another country. Try again.

Contestant: OH, um, Benidorm.

Alex: Wrong, sorry.

Let’s attempt another question. within which country is that the Parthenon?

Contestant: Sorry, I don’t recognize.

Alex: simply guess a rustic.

Contestant: Paris.

These individuals undoubtedly would like a replica of United Nations agency’s Who.

A 2CR FM radio presenter asked: United Nations agency painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

Caller: designer DiCaprio.

On University Challenge, Bamber Gascoigne once asked: What was Gandhi’s initial name?

Contestant: Goosey?

A Music LBC DJ asked: What name will Cat Stevens go beneath now? I’ll provide you with a clue, he became a Muslim...

Contestant: Abu Hamza.

 A Beacon Radio DJ asked: what's the status of the Pope?

Contestant: i feel i do know that one. Is it Jewish?

A BBC Radio Nottingham DJ asked: that classical musician became deaf in later life: Ludwig van…?

Contestant: painter.

Family Fortunes usually offers some funny answers, however there’s no beating these crackers…

Name a far-famed bridge.

Contestant: The Bridge Over Troubled Waters.

Name a game you'll be able to play within the tub.

Contestant: skin-dive.

 Name a animate being.

Contestant: Leopard.

Name one thing individuals believe however cannot see.

Contestant: Der Fuhrer.

Name how of cooking somebody

Contestant: Over a fireplace


 Jeremy Paxman once asked a team on University Challenge: what's another name for “cherrypickers” and “cheesemongers”?

Contestant: Homosexuals.

Paxman: No. They’re regiments within the British Army, United Nations agency are terribly upset with you.

On Dog Eat Dog, Ulrika Jonsson posed  the question: Name the German national airline.

Contestant: The German Luftwaffe

 Blockbusters’ Bob Holness asked: What “L” does one build within the dark, once you don’t think about the consequences?

Contestant: Love?

Bob: No, I’m sorry, I’m afraid the particular answer was “leap”.