People sitting down to watch The Chase on Monday night (February 7) were left speechless after one contestant became rather confused.
Taking to the stage, Peter from Bristol gained £7,000 on the cash builder leading to many viewers giving him a round of applause.
Facing Paul Sinah - aka the The Sinnerman - the Academic Support Teacher decided to go for the top offer of £67,000 after admitting he wanted to spend his money to adapt his house to his height which would cost round £10,000.
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After telling Bradley he was 6"5 cost, the host then joked: "How much to have your leg shorted?"
After a strong round, the player then went on to confuse a legendary ex-Rangers manager with a famous Scots author.
In the final round, with three players back home, the players had just 26 seconds left.
Bradley asked: "Which Scotsman wrote the novel The Master of Ballantrae?"
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The answer is Robert Louis Stevenson who was born in Edinburgh however 38-year-old Peter buzzed in and said "Walter Smith".
People were quick to notice the blunder and jumped straight to social media.
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One said: "Someone just tried their luck with 'Walter Smith' in response to a question about a Scottish novelist."
Another tweeted: "Please tell me the contestant wasn't Scottish."
Despite The Sinnerman catching them with 16 seconds to spare, it wasn't all bad as many praised the player.
A third added: "Wow that’s amazing Peter I’m sure not many contestants on the chase have brought that amount back to the table."
A fourth tweeted: "Good round that Peter well played old chap."
