Ant and Dec are back on our screens with Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway but after this week's show viewers had a few questions to ask.
One pressing question for fans was, is the show's new 'Ring My Door Bell' segment 'fixed'.
The game on the ITV show offered the chance to win £500.
Ant said as the segment began: "Now, this is where it could go very, very wrong!".
It began with a member of the audience being picked at random.
The ITV show then gave a glimpse of that person's video doorbell and if its owner recognised the view from the camera footage as their home, they were required to stand up and say: "Ding Dong! That's my doorbell."
Next, someone in their neighbourhood had to get involved and if they recognised who the house belonged to, then they had 45 seconds to run up to the house and ring their doorbell.
They then needed to say: "Ring my bell!" in order to also win £500.
A lot of viewers questioned whether the segment was staged, reported the Mirror, as they wondered how people got to the homes so fast.
Taking to Twitter, one user said: " SaturdayNightTakeaway mhm I feel like this segment is staged lmao."
"Doorbell rang and she was already stood up? People at her house a few seconds later with two babies? Seems a bit suspicious to me," one said of the couple who quickly showed up with their babies.
Another noticed how a confetti cannon went off at the 'random' houses.
"It is fixed though as they’ve got confetti installed at their door," they said with a laughing emoji.
One viewer added: "That’s so fixed !" while one posted: "Each house had a person with a party popper and a video link outside it."
Although some were sceptical of the quick and easy game, most were enjoying the wholesome moment.
Fans took to social media to beg ITV for Ring My Doorbell to become a regular feature in the show.
"Ring my Doorbell. Blooming brilliant! Make it a regular feature pleeeeeaaaaaase!" one asked.
Another exclaimed: "Ring my bell needs to be on every SNT episode now, that was hilarious."
"Whoever came up with that game needs a promotion and a pay rise," one said.
Singing about being the 'angels of the North', they joined Drag Race UK stars The Vivienne, Lawrence Chaney and Krystal Versace for an epic musical number.
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