The Chase thrown into chaos as celeb guest Brian Conley mocks Bradley Walsh and covers his face in tape
THE Chase descended into chaos after celebrity guest Brian Conley mocked Bradley Walsh and covered his face in sticky tape.
The comedian kept host Bradley, 61, on his toes as he appeared on a celeb special of the ITV gameshow alongside a panel of famous faces.
Brian, 59, quickly got up to mischief and ran riot on the set of The Chase, yelling as Bradley asked them if they were set to beat the Chaser.
“Yes we can,” The Brian Conley Show star shouted, before running around the desk and pretending to take on the presenting duties.
“Let me do my impression of you Brad. I’ll do it. This is my impression. Okay, ready?” he yelled as he ran about the set.
He went on to mimic the long-standing host, before shouting his trademark phrase at the top of his lungs: “It’s a puppet!”
The star then stood side-by-side with Bradley “to prove that we look nothing alike, as we’re in the same room at the same time.”
Despite his cheeky antics and pulling faces at Brad throughout, he gained £4,000 in the cash builder, performing star jumps after his questions.
Brian continued to cause chaos by encouraging another contestant, clothing designer Jeff Banks, to take the high £40,00 offer in the second round.
Brian and Jeff both made it to the final round of the gameshow, but not before the comic brought on more laughs after he managed to break his seat and sat almost under the panel.
The celebs managed to score eleven correct answers in the final, with The Vixen soon catching up with them after one push-back.
It comes days after quiz show host Bradley said he would quit presenting in two years time, having secured £12million in the bank through his hard work.
He exclusively told The Sun: “You know what, in a couple of years time I won’t have to do any of it, I’ll be retired and that’ll be it.
“It seems like I’m on your screen all the time only because I cram everything in a certain area of the year. We make 210 Chases, 16 Celebrity Chases, 16 Beat The Chasers. It’s only actually 86 days recording.
“So out of 365 days, you’d imagine I have loads of time off. But once you’ve got your bedrock of shows set in, that allows you then to go off and do other things.
“I don’t actually have time off, I have meetings, I have personal appearances I have to make and stuff like that with other things I’ve got going on, so it’s quite tricky to juggle it about.”
