Stash

In the programme, everyday shoppers who are unaware of what awaits are drawn into a segment where they must confront a series of brain‑teasing questions. These unsuspecting participants are challenged to solve the puzzles, testing their wit and quick thinking as they navigate the unexpected quiz.

The show is presented as a generic programme, formatted as a single episode. It follows the typical structure of a concise television slot, offering viewers a self‑contained experience without the need for prior knowledge of any series. The production keeps the focus squarely on the activity that unfolds within its brief runtime, positioning the audience to watch an isolated but complete segment. In this episode, ordinary shoppers who have no idea what’s about to happen find themselves faced with a series of brain‑teasing questions. The participants are drawn from the public, unaware that they will be asked to solve puzzles that test their mental agility. As they move through the supermarket aisles, the unsuspecting shoppers are prompted to answer each challenging query, turning a routine shopping trip into an impromptu quiz. The format hinges on the contrast between the shoppers’ everyday expectations and the unexpected mental challenges they encounter. Each question is designed to be puzzling, requiring quick thinking and a bit of lateral reasoning. By placing these brain‑teasing prompts in a familiar setting, the programme creates a simple yet engaging scenario where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, all while keeping the focus on the shoppers’ spontaneous reactions to the unexpected test.