Beat the Chasers - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Episode 1
Bradley Walsh hosts as contestants Daniel, Rebekah, Raymond, Samuel and Daniella face the six Chasers - the Sinnerman, the Beast, the Governess, the Menace, the Vixen and the Dark Destroyer, arguably the greatest quiz team in the world.
Episode 2
Bradley Walsh hosts as the Sinnerman, the Beast, the Governess, the Menace, the Vixen and the Dark Destroyer take on contestants from across the country. Jessica, Liaqat, Stephanie, Jamie and Joanne think that they have what it takes this time, but can any of them Beat the Chasers?
Episode 3
Bradley Walsh hosts as five contestants from across the country - Ellie May, Yinka, Carl, Helen and Charles - look to win big money. However, they will have to take down six of the best - The Sinnerman, The Beast, The Governess, The Menace, The Vixen and The Dark Destroyer - to do so.
Episode 4
Contestants from across the UK take on a team of Chasers, hoping to win big money.
Episode 5
Bradley Walsh hosts as Jane, Jonathan, Chigozie, Michael and Oliver take on the Sinnerman, the Beast, the Governess, the Menace, the Vixen and the Dark Destroyer in the hope of winning thousands of pounds.
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