The Chase viewers notice VERY obvious mistake with THIS question - did you spot it?
THE CHASE fans believe they spied a glaring error with one question from today’s instalment of the quiz show.
Jane was the contestant playing against Chaser Jenny Ryan when the gaffe was made.
Host Bradley Walsh asked: “Who was the only American to be mentioned in the book ‘Mein Kampf’?” and the possible answers that appeared on screen were Walt Disney, Charlie Chaplin and Henry Ford.
Henry Ford was the correct answer, but fans were distracted by one of the other names.
Those watching the show were up in arms that Charlie Chaplin was included in the list.
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Since when was Charlie Chaplin American
“Since when was Charlie Chaplin American?! #TheChase,” one viewer asked.
While another fan asserted: “Charlie Chaplin was British, not American #TheChase.”
“@ITVChase Does Charlie Chaplin count as American if he never took citizenship? #GangOfChase #TheChase,” a third questioned.
The silent film star was born in South London and grew up in the UK before moving overseas.
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Although he enjoyed a great deal of success in America, he never became a citizen, therefore many felt it was inaccurate to describe him as such.
In fact, the actor was banned from the country in 1952 as the FBI believed he had Communist loyalties.
Viewer drama aside, Jane managed to make it through to the final round with fellow contestants Howard and Andrew.
However, the three were caught by the Vixen, and walked away empty handed.