The Chase host Bradley Walsh gets the giggles after 'cock shot' question

'‘Cock shot’ and ‘beaver’ are terms in what game?'

Monday 23 January 2017 13:55

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Bradley Walsh gets the giggles over a question about beavers in The Chase

Back in 2011, Bradley Walsh made headlines after being unable to control his laughter during an episode of The Chase.

“In what sport does Fanny Chmeler compete for Germany?” the host asked before being unable to carry on due to laughter.

Once again, Walsh has been left giggling uncontrollably after asking an innuendo-laden question to Fern Britton on The Chase: Celebrity Special.

“‘Cock shot’ and ‘beaver’ are terms in what game?” Walsh said, having to calm himself and the audience down at various points. The three possible answers were Backgammon, Ker-Plunk and Twister.

TV personality Britton managed to correctly get the answer - Backgammon - while Chaser Mark Labbett opted for Ker-Plunk, getting more laughs from Walsh who said: You are kidding me right? That's brilliant. That was great!”

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This Morning viewers were faced with Eamonn Holmes apparently flicking the V-sign at a cameraman during a live broadcast. The presenter was left red faced when his gesture was accidentally captured during a segment about infidelity and quickly caught the attention of Twitter users. Explaining the mistake, Holmes said it was a symbol used to ask producers to switch cameras and blamed the accident on the way the interview was filmed.

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The BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull had viewers spitting out their cornflakes this morning after swearing on live TV. Turnbull made the gaffe whilst reading out an email from a viewer, which was meant to read “He was meant to say: ‘I regularly speak to clients about illness and pass the knowledge onto other clients as well.” Instead the 59-year-old TV personality, who was educated at Eton College, fluffed his lines, accidently saying that he regularly passes knowledge onto other ‘c***s’ as well.

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To tie-in (literally) with the release of a certain BDSM-themed blockbuster, This Morning presented a 'Bondage for Beginners' segment featuring feathers, blindfolds, sexy lingerie and not a lot else besides. Ofcom received more than 120 complaints before clearing the item.

This Morning aired a segment teaching people how to perform breast cancer checks. Many viewers tuned in to see a topless woman on their tellys but fortunately most praised the show for dealing with an important issue.

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Kyle was forced to defend a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show when the audience laughed at his story of male domestic violence.

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The BBC was forced to apologise after the singer put her cleavage on show pre-watershed

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Similar to the breast cancer checks, the presenter agreed to have the procedure live on telly to raise awareness.

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The rent-a-gob put on 11 pounds and planned to lose it all to prove how easy it is for overweight people to lose weight

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The image was broadcast as part of a segment that had absolutely nothing to do with Prince William or penises

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The Apprentice star infamously claimed she would never allow her children to play with other kids 'with names like Tyler and Charmaine'

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The then BBC Breakfast presenter actually said 'I bet you look good on the dance floor'

The TV presenter said the rape 'was not aggressive'

After the BBC Breakfast presenter made the switch to ITV's Good Morning Britain

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Just as dessert was being brought out

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Presenter Rachel Riley worked hard to keep a straight face as two contestants on the show came up with the eight-letter solution 'erection' in the word game. Host Nick Hewer was not quite so controlled and got the giggles.

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Recently, Walsh made headlines after his album, the aptly titled Chasing Dreams, became the biggest selling physical debut album of 2016, beating Zayn Malick’s Mind Of Mine.

When streaming figures were included, things were a lot different, Walsh’s top song being streamed 17,256 times, while Malick’s ‘Pillowtalk' clocked 467,029,072.

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