FANS we’re left open mouthed at some of the cheeky comments in Channel 4’s latest quiz show offering.
Craig Charles fronts Moneybags which has just returned for its second series and it has already got people on social media talking.
The Channel 4 show allows contestants to be in with a chance of winning a life-changing cash prize with £1million being up for grabs.
The quiz tests the contestants abilities to think on their feet and aswer questions as rapidly as they can.
Those who grab the right answer earn that bag’s value, which can be anything from £1,000 to £100,000.
Should the wrong bag be picked up, contestants risk losing everything.
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But it isn’t the life-altering sums which have had the public talking, instead a few choice comments has gotten viewers going on Twitter as they were left shocked at some of the suggestive statements.
One Twitter user stated their shock saying: "Please take pole" and "please take the hole" are phrases I didn't expect to hear on @Channel4 before the watershed! Chuckling like an adolescent. #moneybags”
Another user quoted one of the cheeky comments from the show alongside a GIF: "Down my chute!"#moneybags”
A third user found the one-liners rather amusing adding: " Control the pole, stay out the hole" Good advice there from @CCfunkandsoul #moneybags”.
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As the show enters it’s second series, the BAFTA nominated format has been moved to the 5pm slot on the channel, facing comptetion from ITV juggernaut, The Chase.
Speaking of the time switch, host Craig Charles said: It definitely feels like we've gone up in the world.
“It's exciting actually as we're now up against The Chase and Pointless – which are institutions in themselves.
“But there's no big rivalry there, we're just doing our own thing.
“We're totally different. Although we've got a bigger jackpot than Pointless, that's for sure!”
Moneybags airs at 5pm weekdays on Channel 4.
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