Sisters Leave The Beast Stunned With Just a Minute to Go! | The Family Chase

The Chase: After several pushbacks, the Price sisters have The Beast on-the-ropes with just a minute to go. Can they keep capitalising on his slip-ups and take home their combined £5,000 prize?
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Broadcast on: 07/10/2017
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[@AgyeiEmmanuelMarfo-my7sp]

I think the beast was being easy on them.. he surely knew those answers..

[@petaludas88]

i have noticed that chase trivia uses many questions about greek history and mythology and acronyms

[@sharam5614]

So smart and still Jupiter

[@hamzayousaf4377]

The girls are awesome

[@jamieformosa5035]

JAMIE

[@robertnorman4306]

Phoebe not much help if she answered some of the questions in the beginning they would have been walking away with 5.000 smank

[@SODAMEiSTER]

Trying hard not to fall in love with the girl on the left

[@daniellamcgee4251]

​​@@GrrMeisterI didn't notice. Anyway, what's that got to do with falling in love?

[@craigpardy6204]

She's the only reason I clicked on it.

[@jeffchen1503]

oh the left? she didnt even answer like any right on the final chase

[@craigpardy6204]

@@jeffchen1503 soooo

[@backwarder4753]

.

[@JohnclintonYT]

The beast cant chase the girl 🤣

[@DonaldBowen-td5ct]

Where is Brooke Burns?

[@lunabelletheinsane]

This is the UK version, Brook hosted the US version in 2015 and 2016

[@Inksploded]

0 comments?

[@willc5269]

make it 2 now

[@RobloxFan2K10]

Make it 3

[@vin44lopez]

They will delete it off once they read it

[@Ahmad_Kurdi1]

Make it 4

[@andreaspapaioannou4765]

Make it 5

[@CraigNiel]

How in the hell can you not have heard of Steve McQueen?

[@LawsOnJoystick]

Who

[@Plus-EV-111]

By being younger than 60?

[@CraigNiel]

@@Plus-EV-111 Ahh right, ever heard of a dinosaur? Older than 65 million years are you? Thought not...

[@Plus-EV-111]

How does that make sense in your mind? Read the conversation and try again.@@CraigNiel

[@CraigNiel]

@@Plus-EV-111 you said, _"by being younger than 60?"_ in response to me asking, "How can you have not heard of Steve McQueen". Meaning you think that someone being younger than 60 won't have heard of Steve McQueen because he was around before their time, yes? So, the dinosaurs were around before your time (and everyone's time) but you've heard of them haven't you! Have you heard of World War 2? Were you around then, does being younger than 60 mean you can't have heard of WW2? Steve McQueen was a world famous actor, like John Wayne, Paul Newman, Audrey Hepburn, Dean Martin, Briggite Bardot and Elvis Presley etc... I suppose if you're younger than 60 you can't possible have heard of those either? It's YOU that needs to read it again, idiot!!

[@giggsy9936]

They’re cute, 3some

[@jamezz41]

deez nutz

[@redaragorns]

Well, this was pretty garbage

[@sharonwaite9862]

I think the chaser lost lots of questions on purpose

[@CraigNiel]

1:31 This is actually incorrect as there is the argument that Earth has more than one moon and also that we're a binary system because the Moon could be classified as a planet.

[@zanierrules]

Lol what? No the earth has just 1 moon. And that moon orbits earth, not the sun, thus immediately disregarding it from the conversation of planet.

[@CraigNiel]

@@zanierrules _No the earth has just 1 moon_ look it up. There are objects that orbit Earth that can be classified as Moons. _moon orbits earth, not the sun_ The Moon does orbit the Sun, as it does Earth. They aren't mutually exclusive. Also, the Earth orbits the Moon. _thus immediately disregarding it from the conversation of planet._ Again, look it up. The International Astronomical Union of 2006 defines a planet as having to orbit the Sun, be massive enough for its own gravity to make it round and it must have cleared its neighbourhood of small objects. The Moon fulfils the first two but there's an argument that both the Moon and Earth have cleared the neighbourhood together of small objects so considering the Earth certainly hasn't cleared the moon there's an argument that they are a binary system of planets. You really need to do some research on the subjects that you wish to comment on.

[@zanierrules]

​@@CraigNiel Sigh, you're just skipping accepted definitions. A binary system requires objects to orbit each other. The earth has the dominant mass and gravity, and so the center of mass by which the moon orbits is well within earth. What does that mean? It means the moon orbits earth and so it isn't a binary system. The moon is just a moon. In regards to other moons, NEOs and other small objects that are up for debate aren't considered moons right now. Obviously definitions can change, and some things can be open to interpretation. BUT: The point is that if you went on the show and answered "AKSHULLY IT HAS MORE THAN 1 MOON", you would lose without contention.

[@CraigNiel]

@@zanierrules _Sigh, you're just skipping accepted definitions_ No, what I'm doing is suggesting alternative facts to show it's not always what we believe to be the correct and obvious answer. Nothing I've said is wrong. _The point is that if you went on the show and answered "AKSHULLY IT HAS MORE THAN 1 MOON", you would lose without contention_ Yes, I probably would but that doesn't mean I'm wrong about objects that orbit earth could be classified as moons and thus there is more than one Moon. The definitions of a Moon and the example I gave above about what constitutes a planet is demonstrably true. If you think otherwise I'm happy for you to cite your sources showing it to be untrue.

[@ryan-de5wl]

There's only one moon what are you on about