Beat The Chasers’ Mark Labbett wants to receive messages with a lie detector after claiming ‘fix’

Mark Labbett (best known as The Beast) has defended the horror episodes of The Chase that have aired since 2007 – from bizarre ‘fixed’ theories to punches in the wall

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The Chase: Mark Labbett throws a punch as he rushes in

The award-winning show The Chase is recognized as one of ITV’s most successful series – and it’s no surprise that viewers have a number of different theories.

All six Chaser, including the likes of Mark Labbett, best known as The Beast, have become household names around the country for showcasing their puzzle-solving abilities.

Viewers have become familiar with Bradley Walsh’s elite showmanship coupled with the Chasers’ expertise to craft compelling episodes for people across the country to enjoy, helping to garner millions of views throughout. many years.

The quiz series has aired shocking scenes throughout its run – from punches against the wall to contestants making incredible sums of money.

Viewers of The Chase even came up with strange theories, including that The Chasers were faced with the advantages they were quick to defend.

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A one-sided theory that the show was “fixed” annoyed Chaser.

At the time, Mark, 56, revealed that he was willing to receive a “lie detector” to protect the series and his co-stars.

In 2017, the show was accused of being a fix by viewers when The Sinnerman was asked a very easy question, but Mark denied those claims.

He quickly defended himself and the Chasers’ friends, saying, “I’ve never thrown a question, let alone a show.”

The question was then expected to say that he would be “happy to be tied” to a lie detector to bring out the truth of the alleged assumptions.

He told the Express: “Social media is great for people’s direct response but not a more weighted opinion.

“I guess people got caught up in the excitement of the final chase and it boiled over.”

First aired in 2009, it can be said that the show has amassed some incredible moments during its 13 years.

However, earlier this year, Mark stunned viewers and rushed to social media at the now famous moment when he rushed off the training ground and punched a wall after he lost some money. Huge bonus for the team.

He took to social media to issue his apology: “Sorry to those of you who were disappointed in my behavior tonight.”

“My mental health took a hit before that game, it was exhausted or broke down in tears. The gratuitous diet of quality opponents didn’t help #thechase,” he added.

His co-star, Paul Sinha, has publicly shown his support for his friend and co-star.

Paul replied, “You never have to apologize for being ‘human.’ I was nowhere in those questions.”

Shocking viewers, the storm that broke out wasn’t the first time for Mark, who revealed his “loser” crisis in 2017.

Viewers were left laughing and crying after the shocking scene, and Twitter was quickly flooded with jokes about the incident and wondered why he was so angry.

Entrants managed to beat the pursuer to win a staggering £60,000 to share between the three.

Players Michael, Trish and Terry looked shocked at host Bradley as Mark dashed out – and it was certain he would punch the set on his way out.

The presenter tried to describe the incident, telling the camera: “It just shows you how they handled it.”

“You need a bit of swagger and confidence in the face of four players who are heading their way,” Mark told the Express of the famous incident.

“As for beating the set, I was stunned by the response. For me this is my sport and any athlete would fully understand my behaviour.”

The Chase airs weekdays on ITV at 5pm