The Chase

The programme features Claire, who hails from Glasgow, Connor from Oxford, Ella from Dewsbury and Mal from Cambridgeshire as participants. Throughout the show, Bradley Walsh regularly and consistently poses the questions to the contestants. All four take part under his direction in each round.

The show is a single episode of a British programme that gathers a small group of contestants from across the country. It’s presented in a straightforward format, with the focus on the participants and the questions they’re asked, rather than on elaborate set‑pieces or a broader storyline. In this instalment, four people take part: Claire, Connor, Ella and Mal. Each of them answers the queries posed by the host, forming the core of the episode’s action. The structure is simple – the host asks a question and the contestants respond, creating a back‑and‑forth that drives the segment. The contestants come from a range of locations. Claire represents Glasgow, bringing a Scottish perspective; Connor is from Oxford, adding an East‑midlands flavour; Ella hails from Dewsbury, offering a voice from West Yorkshire; and Mal joins from Cambridgeshire, contributing a view from the East of England. Their varied hometowns give the episode a subtle sense of regional diversity. Bradley Walsh acts as the questioner throughout the programme. He directs each round, prompting the four participants to share their answers and keeping the pace of the episode moving. His role ties the different contestants together, ensuring the focus stays on the questions and the responses they elicit.