Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win viewers fume after ‘incorrectly-worded’ question sparks confusion
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Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win viewers have been left raging over a ‘poorly-worded’ question. NHS workers Karis and Tim were hoping to win some life-changing money on the ITV gameshow to help their family and friends, and buy their first home. And though they didn’t make it far enough in the game to score a six-figure sum as they’d hoped, they did walk away with an impressive £50,000 – despite one very confusing question.
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‘The iconic K6 red telephone box, designed in 1935, has how many glass window panes on either side?’ hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly read out. ‘Is that two sides or all four sides?’ Tim questioned. Karis replied: ‘I think it’s each side.’.
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They began to count their way across and down an imaginary telephone box, concluding there could be around 18 panes. ‘It’s not going to be one lot of three, it’s not going to be two lots of three,’ they continued to ponder, as Ant and Dec warned them that time was running out.
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With only 16 lives left the couple decided to settle on an answer of 16, after a lot of back and forth about whether they had made the right decision. Having locked in with just a few tense seconds to go, Ant was left saying: ‘I can’t stand this game!’.
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Dec added: ‘You keep playing questions you don’t know! My heart is beating now for you.’. But viewers didn’t blame them for not knowing this one, arguing the question was ‘badly-worded’. ‘The word either literally means “of two”. That was terribly/incorrectly worded,’ one person, Fiona, fumed.
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