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AUDIENCE members watching The Glide on Christmas day had been nervous when celeb players won a £116,000 jackpot in a controversial manner.
Fans had been like a flash to point out a obvious error in one of the quiz questions.
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In the festive episode a neatly-known person team made up of Coronation Avenue actor Tony Maudsley, Pointless host Alexander Armstrong, Olympic gold medallist Bryony Page, and comedian Kerry Godliman went head to head with the formidable Chasers.
Bradley Walsh hosted the Christmas showdown – which ended in a victory for the neatly-known person team.
On the other hand, one specific result left followers scratching their heads.
Bradley asked Alexander Armstrong: “What name is given to a pointed hand tool used for making holes in the ground for seeds or young plants?”
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The options supplied had been: A) Dibble B) Nibble C) Quibble
Alexander selected dibble, which Bradley confirmed as correct.
The crowd erupted into cheers and other members of the celeb team may perchance possibly be viewed clapping their palms at the victory, but viewers at dwelling spotted something wrong with the answer.
Based on gardening followers, the honest duration of time is “dibber”, no longer “dibble”.
Fans took to social media to protest the decision, with one announcing: “It’s actually called a dibber, not a dibble.”
Another agreed: “It’s dibber not dibble.”
Bradley Walsh branded ‘inappropriate’ by fuming The Glide followers after he disallows a contestant’s CORRECT answer
A third added: “That’s what I thought as well.”
Gardener’s World describes a dibber as “an ideal tool for gardening”.
