Bradley Walsh could barely get through a question on The Chase after spotting an unexpected set of multiple-choice answers that sent him into a fit of uncontrollable laughter.
The 56-year-old presenter was supposed to read the question to contestants in a serious manner, but quickly lost his composure when he reached the answer options.
What followed was one of those moments when Bradley simply could not stop laughing.
The Chase: Bradley Walsh BREAKS DOWN in fit of giggles – is this the funniest moment ever?
Bradley struggles to read the question
Bradley began reading the question normally before breaking into a chuckle.
“What is the name of the Chinese woman who shared the 2015 Nobel Prize for Medicine?” he asked.
But the answer choices quickly proved too much for him.
“Was it A, Tu Youyou. B, Tu Meemee, or C, Tu Youtomee?”
The names immediately reminded viewers of the famous comedy duo The Chuckle Brothers and their catchphrase “To me, to you.”
Bradley tried to continue, but his laughter repeatedly interrupted him as he struggled to finish reading the options.
The presenter’s inability to regain his composure quickly became the highlight of the episode.
Viewers join in with the joke
Fans watching at home were just as amused by the unusual answer choices.
One viewer joked about “Paul and Barry Chuckle” shouting at their television after apparently choosing the wrong answer.
Another turned the names into a reference to the comedy duo, writing:
“Paul and Barry Chuckle have a really massive sheep. It’s their two-metre ewe! #TheChase #gangofchase.”
A third viewer simply posted: “Classic Bradley on #TheChase #ToMeToYou.”
Another was left questioning the writers behind the quiz show altogether, asking: “What are some of these questions on #TheChase?”
Fans love seeing Bradley lose his composure
The laughter was not just entertaining for viewers because of the question itself.
Many fans said they particularly enjoyed seeing Bradley unable to contain his amusement, with some praising him for bringing an extra dose of fun to the programme.
“I love it when Bradley gets the giggles,” one viewer wrote.
Another said: “Bradley’s on form tonight.”
A third joked that Bradley looked as though he was about to “p**s himself” laughing.
Someone else even admitted they would love to attend a dinner party with the presenter.
Bradley has become a familiar part of The Chase’s appeal, and moments when his usually professional hosting persona gives way to genuine laughter have repeatedly entertained the show’s audience.
This particular question proved especially effective, with viewers quickly turning the unusual names into their own jokes and references.
For many watching at home, Bradley’s struggle to get through three simple answer choices was arguably more entertaining than the quiz itself.
The Chase continues tomorrow on ITV at 5pm.