The Chase - Final Chase 10/02/11

Final round of ITV's The Chase broadcast on 10th February 2011 featuring Shaun Wallace as the Chaser.

[@celinejohnston3257]

well done shaun I love when the chasers win imagine what you would learn if you were with the chasers for a year brilliant knowledge

[@robertjones3001]

It's not luck. It's knowledge. He's not 'lucky' that he has that much information in his head. He has acquired that knowledge over the years.

[@RunielNalovir597]

I like how they answered a Hitchhiker's Guie to the Galaxy question with 42 seconds left...

[@KAF128]

Fair play to Shaun ! The last 10 in 3 seconds each - the last 6 in 3 seconds each, the last 4 in 3 seconds each . . . and 2 SECONDS TO SPARE - Awesome !

[@minim9115]

Really good play to Shaun at the beginning he did 10 questions in the 1st 34 seconds then went on fire till the end

[@SJMJ91]

Bradley always asks the questions slowly for the contenders but rather fast for chaser.

[@jojobee42]

Yeah it's annoying when someone takes the lowest offer.. HOWEVER! It gives the team one extra step in the start, and then 1 extra brain in the questions ~ sometimes that makes ALL the difference!

[@josephkane7805]

Yes some would see this as a cop out where others would see it as a strategy. I can see both sides.

[@jamiefarr5449]

SO CLOSE UNBELIEVABLE!!!!

[@sweiland75]

It sounded to me like Shaun said Richard Dawking.

[@JimmyBoosterCrate]

Andy: 6 correct, 0 pass, 0 wrong Julie: 4 correct, 0 pass, 2 wrong Steve: 8 correct, 2 pass, 1 wrong Lynne: 1 correct, 0 pass, 0 wrong Team speed: 12.0 The Dark Destroyer: 27 correct, 1 pass, 3 wrong Pushed back: 4/4 Chaser speed: 15.5

[@dealerG]

Laughing so hard at his celebration but he was amazing lol.

[@carlainyonga7009]

6:37 The team have been caught by the Chaser with ONE SECOND remaining.

[@MedicineGhosts]

Brilliant!

[@SilVerRoxetZ]

WHy df does the chase get the easiest quesiton and the host reads the question faster to the chaser? He had like 40 seconds or so when he was 13 steps ahead and he had 10 left to go, then all of a sudden he gets to 23? Clearly got a feeling its all a set up

[@royalzavala8545]

SilVerRoxetZ no he was at 11 steps, needing 12 more, and 42 seconds remaining

[@hammerbro1947]

Of course money is at stake. Can't make an easy win when you think about it. Slightly bias towards the Chaser.

[@captain_black32]

6:37 like a boss

[@mrjaywilliams7729]

Was Lynne sleeping at one point ?

[@keanewilliams1704]

2:46

[@queenrocks77]

Holy hell!

[@rockmonsterchess781]

Is this Shaun Wallace's best Chase?

[@rondox9787]

His recent 21 on the bounce with 25 seconds left was also very impressive.

[@LiamK2292]

Lucky chaser!

[@glennabaya]

Shaun Wallace is the Boss Chaser (Fact)

[@skippypiano365]

That Steve bloke... ungrateful. No sympathy. Reminds me of another Steve, IPOF.

[@MrWhitey998]

1 second

[@adjam1991]

The prize fund is totally unfair. Each player should take home exactly what they earned from the earlier around. It's so unfair to one player if they bring loads of money back and then someone takes some money away from that and still take a large share of the total prize fund. Those people just rely on everyone else to make money then take it away from them. If they could only take home what they earned, people would be more inclined to take the higher offer or at least take the same money.

[@JimmyBoosterCrate]

Then the lower offer would become irrelevant and should be deleted

[@adjam1991]

@@JimmyBoosterCrate Not really. There would still be people who take the lower offer if they think it's good enough.

[@JimmyBoosterCrate]

@@adjam1991 but they would lose themselves money, that's silly

[@adjam1991]

@@JimmyBoosterCrate No one would choose a negative offer if they played for themselves but they might still choose a few less thousand pounds if they think they are more likely to win it. People do this all the time on this show. The only difference is it affects everyone which is why it's unfair.

[@JimmyBoosterCrate]

@@adjam1991 You said, "Each player should take home exactly what they earned from the earlier around." That means someone who takes a minus offer would end up literally losing money, not just gaining less.

[@Insanit7x]

all 4 of them commited suicide :/

[@johnsondurham8143]

It's a scam