BRADLEY Walsh cracks up at a Treasure Island question on Beat the Chasers – but would you know the answer?

The hit ITV series returned last week for a new run of episodes, with contestants having the option to play with up to five Chasers in a bid to win big money prizes.

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But before they have chance to take on the Chasers, the contestants have to answer some multiple choice questions.

In a first look at tonight’s episode, one female player is seen being asked the following question by Bradley: “In the novel Treasure Island, what term is used to refer to a summons or threat?”

The options for the right answer are: “A. Black spot, B. Beauty spot or C. Wet spot.”

Bradley immediately doubles over laughing before putting his face in his hands, while the audience can be heard laughing around him.

He apologises while his head is still in his hands, before the player picks option A.

But is she right? And did you know it? Tune in tonight to find out.

The contestant will be hoping to do better than a person who took part last week.

Rosh opted to play against five Chasers for an £80,000 jackpot, having scored £3,000 in the cash builder.

Unfortunately, Rosh was unable to overcome their prowess as his time soon ran down.

The final question asked: “In the saying, ‘you set a sprat to catch…’ what other fish?”

 

Although Rosh took a guess at “Pilchards”, this was incorrect and his clock ran out.

It meant he’d lost out on the £80,000 and therefore was leaving empty-handed.

The correct answer turned out to actually be Mackerel.

Beat the Chasers airs tonight at 8pm on ITV1.