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Published 10:25 10 Feb 2017 GMT

Speaking to the Daily Express, Labbett said: "I have never thrown a question, let alone a show and would happily be strapped up to one of Jeremy Kyle’s lie detectors."
"Social media is great for people’s immediate gut reactions but not for a more considered opinion. My guess is that people get caught up in the excitement of the final chase and it boils over."
Judging by the number of tweets accusing The Chase of being fixed, people are having immediate gut reactions pretty regularly.
https://twitter.com/ellizum/status/817429011232124929
https://twitter.com/CallumMould99/status/822140760191619073
https://twitter.com/shannyleigh17/status/821415253271609344
https://twitter.com/GeoffKennah/status/819603740072230916
However, the show does have its defenders.
https://twitter.com/welshjaci/status/826708404202852352
https://twitter.com/TheShaunWallace/status/777606677654831106
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