ITV quizzing fans have slammed a contestant who failed to answer "really easy" questions on The Chase.
The quiz show, hosted by Bradley Walsh, gives contestants a chance to win a cash prize. This evening's show saw Eddie, Hanna, Jacque and Steve work together as they took on the Chaser - 'The Governess' Anne Hegerty.
As the contestants took their turns, first up was Eddie who brought back an incredible £8,000. However, Hanna was second up when she began her quick fire questions.
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But despite the high pressure, The Chase fans took to social media to express their frustration after several "easy" questions were passed. One person wrote on Twitter: "She passed on some really easy ones."
When asked for the name of a football striker nicknamed Harrycane, Hannah passed to the next question. One fan said: "How could she not get Harry Kane!!"
A second wrote: "Come on! The Harrycane? Harry, Kane?" as a thurd, sharing a confused gif, added: "The Harrycane is the nickname of which striker? Pass."
With a slightly rocky start, Hanna got through to the multiple choice questions with £5,000 where she battled the Chaser before making it back to the bench with her winnings. One fan said on Twitter: "Well played Hanna, five grand" as another wrote: "Nice one Hanna."
When asked what her plans were if they won, Hanna said she was "obsessed" with cats and would open a cat café. She told host Brad that people could "come in for cuddles and drinks".
But fans were surprised with her answer as one fan asked what was a cat café, adding: "What a weird concept." Another added she was "one crazy cat woman".
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