Updated 21:42 11 Sep 2024 GMT+1Published 21:22 11 Sep 2024 GMT+1
Viewers ‘work out’ x-rated shout Bradley Walsh said to Ant & Dec after they beat him to Best Presenter at NTAs
NTA viewers think what Bradley Walsh said to Ant and Dec was 'so real'
Joshua Nair
Ant & Dec have managed to win the Best Presenter award at the National Television Awards for the 23rd year in a row, breaking their own record for the fifth time.
However, presenter of The Chase, Bradley Walsh, who was also up for the award, could be seen shouting at the iconic Geordie pair as they made their way up the steps, though it is unclear what he said exactly.
The win meant that since 2001, no other British TV presenter had won the coveted award at the NTAs other than the 'Let's Get Ready to Rumble' music stars turned TV presenters.
Ant & Dec already won an NTA tonight (11 September) after I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! won the The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award, ahead of shows such as of Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, Michael McIntyre's Big Show, The Graham Norton Show and The Masked Singer.
The game show host jokingly shouted at the winners on stage (ITV)One star stole the spotlight when the I'm a Celeb cast and crew made it on stage though, as Series 23 winner Sam Thompson was over the moon and extremely excited to take the award home.
But following Ant & Dec's latest win, fans think they spotted something that Bradley Walsh said, that ended up being pretty funny.
Viewers took to X to share what they think they heard from the 64-year-old.
One user said: "Bradley Walsh shouting “taking the p***” to Ant & Dec is everyone right now!"
Another added: "I know it was a joke but Bradley Walsh saying 'you’re taking the p***' and chasing Ant & Dec up the stairs is so real," with a laughing emoji.
A third posted: "Bradley Walsh screaming 'YOU'RE TAKING THE P***' as Ant and Dec win for the 28th year in the row," accompanied with a GIF of someone screaming into a mirror - fair enough.
The award should be named after them at this point (Joe Maher/Getty Images for the NTA's)The NTA winners so far
Factual Entertainment
Gogglebox
Clarkson’s Farm
The Martin Lewis Money Show Live
Sort Your Life Out - WINNER
The Yorkshire Vet
Drama Performance
Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer)
Brenda Blethyn (Vera)
Michell Keegan (Fool Me Once)
Toby Jones (Mr Bates vs The Post Office) - WINNER
Vicky McClure (Trigger Point)
The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award
Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
The Graham Norton Show
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here - WINNER
The Masked Singer
Michael McIntyre’s Big Show
Impact Award
Mr Bates vs The Post Office - WINNER
Reality Competition
The Apprentice
Celebrity Big Brother
Love Island
Race Across the World
The Traitors - WINNER
Serial Drama Performance
Angela Wynter (EastEnders)
David Neilson (Coronation Street)
Diane Parish (EastEnders)
Eden Taylor-Draper (Emmerdale)
Peter Ash (Coronation Street) - WINNER
Television Presenter
Alison Hammond (This Morning)
Ant and Dec (I’m a Celebrity) - WINNER
Bradley Walsh (The Chase)
Claudia Winkleman (The Traitors)
Stacey Solomon (Sort Your Life Out)
Authored Documentary
Kate Garraway: Derek’s Story - WINNER
Robbie Williams
Rhod Gilbert: A Pain in the Neck
Beckham
Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for ChangeFeatured Image Credit: ITV
Topics: TV, Entertainment, Ant and Dec, Bradley Walsh
Joshua Nair
Updated 21:36 11 Sep 2024 GMT+1Published 21:12 11 Sep 2024 GMT+1
BREAKING
Ant & Dec win Best Presenters at NTAs for record 23rd year in a row
The iconic Geordie duo came away with the award for the 23rd time, breaking their own record
Joshua Nair
Ant & Dec have done it again, as the dynamic duo scooped the Best Presenters award at the National Television Awards for the 23rd year running.
They were up against the likes of Alison Hammond (This Morning), Bradley Walsh (The Chase), Claudia Winkleman (The Traitors) and Stacey Solomon (Sort Your Life Out).
The Geordie duo rose to fame in the 1990s on BBC drama Byker Grove, and became a presenting powerhouse in the 2000s on TV shows such as Pop Idol, Britain's Got Talent and I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! to name a few.
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly recently announced a break on their iconic show Saturday Night Takeaway after completing a 20th season earlier this year, which fans hope isn't the final iteration of the ITV show.
Ant & Dec have done it again (Joe Maher/Getty Images for the NTA's)The pair have won the Best Presenter award at the NTAs every year since 2001, meaning that their period of dominance stretches beyond two decades.
It is an impressive feat that has been highlighted by the Guinness World Record given to them in 2020 as they won the award for the most consecutive times, which was 18, and have now gone on to break their own record five more times.
Fans took to X to share how they were (understandably) not surprised at the outcome, as one posted: "Lol may as well call it the Ant & Dec award category."
Another added: "Nothing makes me happier than everyone being salty about Ant & Dec winning… again."
A third pointed out: "23 years of Ant & Dec winning Best Presenter/s is incredible."
A fourth shared: "Ant & Dec have so many fingers in so many pies."
As well as this nomination, Britain's Got Talent has been put up for Best Talent Show, while Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win was nominated for Best Quiz Game Show and Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway was put forward for The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award.
In total, Ant & Dec have won 45 NTA awards in their careers, with 11 of those being for the Most Popular Entertainment Programme, five for The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award, three for the Most Popular Reality Programme, two for Challenge Show and one each for the Special Recognition Award, Most Popular Quiz Programme and Landmark Award.
The show that won them the most awards at 14, is I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
The presenters usually dominate the NTAs (David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images)Their early days saw the duo predominantly feature on kids' TV in programmes such as SMTV and CD:UK, while their short foray into the music industry shouldn't be forgotten - how could you look past 'Let's Get Ready To Rhumble?'
Now, very much focusing on their TV careers, the duo have been part of some different projects in the last few years, such as Ant and Dec's DNA Journey, where they traced their family roots back and discovered that they are actually distant cousins.
In 2022, they debuted ITV game show Limitless Win, where there is an endless jackpot, and has since been renewed for a fourth season, set to air in 2025.
Though they're both in their late 40s, it's fair to say that the presenters are still going strong after more than 30 years on the silver screen.Featured Image Credit: Kate Green/Getty Images for the NTA's / Joe Maher/Getty Images for the NTA's
Topics: TV, Ant and Dec, Celebrity, Entertainment
Joshua Nai
Updated 09:22 9 Nov 2023 GMTPublished 09:23 9 Nov 2023 GMT
Bradley Walsh in hysterics at Shaun Wallace blunder over answer on The Chase
The Chase presenter was left in stitches after Shaun Wallace botched an answer on the show.
Olivia Burke
The Chase might be a high-stakes gameshow, but it doesn't mean it's all doom and gloom - in fact, it's often the opposite.
Brits were left in fits of laughter after watching presenter Bradley Walsh crack up at one of Shaun Wallace's answers.
He ended up nearly running off the set in hysterics after the Dark Destroyer made a massive blunder on Wednesday's episode.
Have a look here:
When contestant Ryan stepped up to the podium, he had a lot riding on it as he didn't have any money while going into the head-to-head.
He failed to answer one question correctly in the cash builder, so he hadn't started off on a great foot.
But the 24-year-old was feeling a lot more relaxed by the third question, as it was so bizarre it managed to lighten the mood.
He was asked: "What animal was reportedly used to lay cables around Buckingham Palace for the broadcast of Charles and Diana's wedding?"
The three options available were a mole, a ferret or a badger.
Ryan chuckled: "Can you imagine a mole taking the cables through?"
Bradley had already began to lose composure by this point and went on a hilarious tangent about the animal workers.
ITVHe joked: "It's not that, it's seeing him come through the hole like 'Where do you want this lads? Anyone got my gloves? Right Baz, put that down... ma'am'."
After it was revealed that Ryan had gone with a ferret, he insisted that the fluffy creatures 'used to do that'.
Bradley quipped back: "Do you know how big a cable is?" Yes, but you know what, they would've attached a string for what's called a pull-through.
"You can't attach - look at that! You can't attach that to a ferret, by the time the ferret's gone four feet he would be like [gasping for breath]."
It turned out Ryan was right on the money - and viewers expected Shaun to easily get it right as well.
ITVBut The Chaser clearly needs to brush up on his royal knowledge, as he incorrectly answered mole instead.
By this point, Bradley couldn't contain his amusement any longer and burst into fits of laughter.
He doubled over while giggling and quickly reminded Shaun that moles are partially blind.
The former Coronation Street star said: "Not only that, they're blind! Where's he taking that cable? Oi, moley where you going with that?"
Ryan's teammates were seen wiping away tears of laughter as they watched the presenter tease Shaun.
The Chaser couldn't help but let his mask slip and smirked as he was ribbed for his wrong answer.
But he ended up having the last laugh, as he managed to catch Ryan and knock him out of the game.
You win some, you lose some, I guess!Featured Image Credit: ITV
: The Chase, TV and Film, Bradley Walsh
Olivia Burke
Updated 11:04 15 Jan 2024 GMTPublished 10:59 15 Jan 2024 GMT
Question couple got right to win £1 million from Ant and Dec
Viewers of Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win saw a couple win £1 million.
Anish Vij
Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win saw a couple take home an eye-watering £1 million - and many viewers seem to be complaining about the final question category.
Watch below:
NHS workers Helen and Charlie - who were the show's winning contestants on Saturday (13 January) - said they now have enough money to 'pay off our mortgage'.
Charlie, an NHS finance manager and Helen, an NHS communications manager were more than delighted with their appearance on the episode - which is the second of series three.
After the show, Charlie explained: “On the morning of the record, we talked about having a code between us should a question come up that one of us was absolutely 100 percent certain about.
ITV“That way we could go for the big answer if it came along. We decided to use the code ‘I know, know the answer’.
“As soon as that question came up, I realised that I knew, knew it – 100% – so there was nothing to be nervous about.
“The only time we realised the scale of it was when we locked in the answer and the whole audience gasped."
So, after banking their £100,000, the jackpot suddenly reached £1 million and Charlie was 'hyperventilating' when seeing the total prize money.
ITVAnd the question that won the couple the whopping prize was: "2024 marks how many years since Blur beat Oasis to the UK number 1 spot with the song 'Country House'."
Certain of the jackpot answer, Charlie said: "29. I know. It's 29."
When the pair were announced as the winners, Helen said: "This is beyond anything, it's been amazing from start to finish."
Now, social media users weren't exactly pleased by the question - as one person tweeted: "It’s 29 years. 1995. Dead easy. Million pound question. F**k me, this is fix."
Another said: "Jeez what an easy question to win a million."
Of course, some were really happy for the couple online, with one person writing: “Still can’t get over last night’s episode of #LimitlessWin, an absolutely incredible result and I’m so thrilled for the new MILLIONAIRES...Congratulations boys on another great show.”
ITVCharlie added: “We are going to take our time deciding what to do as this will change things significantly for us.
“We will pay off our mortgage and Helen has a significant birthday this year, so we are planning to go to New Zealand to see one of Helen’s closest friends who lives there.
“We also need a new (second hand) car which might now be a bit nicer than we were planning.
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for us so we will use the majority of it to set us and our children up for the future.”
LADbible has previously reached out to ITV for comment.
The next episode of Ant and Dec's Limitless Win will be on Saturday on ITV.Featured Image Credit: ITV
Topics: Ant and Dec, ITV, TV and Film
Updated 10:32 14 Jan 2024 GMTPublished 10:25 14 Jan 2024 GMT
Viewers fuming after Ant and Dec give away one of TV’s biggest ever game-show jackpots
Viewers deemed the final question as 'too easy'
Britt Jones
One of the most beloved television genres of the great British public has got to be cash-prize competitions.
From Who Wants to Be a Millionaire to Pointless, there’s nothing quite like watching ordinary people rack up the dosh through a couple rounds of trivia questions.
However, how easy should these questions be?
The fun of watching people try to come up with a response to little-known topics is what it’s all about.
If you and I are getting everything correct at home, it’s not exactly a gripping watch.
This is why viewers of Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win yesterday (13 January) were not happy bunnies.
Calling the Britpop category ‘too easy’, a lot of people were left fuming after a couple won one of TV’s biggest game-show jackpots of £1 million.
The Limitless Win episode on ITV1 prompted viewers to voice their concerns about the questions asked to Charlie and his wife Helen.
The pair quickly reached the million prize on 'the ladder' by answering a question about Britpop, which is where Charlie dipped into his uni days to remember the correct answer.
ITVThe question that won the couple a whopping prize was: "2024 marks how many years since Blur beat Oasis to the UK number 1 spot with the song 'Country House'."
Dec then joked that it was ‘squeaky bum time’ as Charlie had previously struggled through the other rounds.
However, he was certain of the jackpot question and said: "29. I know. It's 29."
Ant was sceptical of the contestant’s calm demeanour while he was standing there ’hyperventilating’ for the couple.
But of course, it was correct.
When the pair were announced as the winners and immediately became millionaires, Helen said: "This is beyond anything, it's been amazing from start to finish."
Though, not everyone was thrilled.
One social media viewer posted: "It’s 29 years. 1995. Dead easy. Million pound question. F**k me, this is fix."
And another said: "Jeez what an easy question to win a million."
ITVBut Charlie’s calm composure was baffling to a lot of viewers who questioned what was going on.
One person wrote: "Why are Ant & Dec more excited than the people who've just won £1 million!?" as another theorised: "This couple already have 1 million based on their reaction bloody hell id be in bits."
However, Helen was stunned, calling the experience ‘surreal’ after Ant and Dec jumped around on stage when they were crowned the winners of a whopping amount.
Helen said: "It's been amazing from start to finish, it's going to take a while to sink in, I think."
Of course, there were those who were happy for the couple online, with one person writing: “Still can’t get over last night’s episode of #LimitlessWin, an absolutely incredible result and I’m so thrilled for the new MILLIONAIRES...Congratulations boys on another great show.”
Maybe we’re all just jealous that we didn’t apply for the show to be able to get in for the chance to win?
LADbible reached out to ITV for comment.
