The Chase viewers ‘switch off’ as ITV air repeated episode from just weeks ago

The Chase fans were raging tonight as they claimed ITV aired a repeated episode from a matter of weeks ago.

Thursday's broadcast saw Dot, Emma, Fergus and Matt take on Mark Labbett in a bit to win mega money, but fans insisted this repeat was aired recently.

They took to Twitter, threatening to switch off as they watched the episode once again.

One viewer tweeted: "Today's The Chase repeat on ITV is the second repeat of this episode, the first being just four weeks ago on 17th March.

"Hopefully this is just an error, as the same episode shouldn't be repeated twice in the space of a month!"

Another wrote: "I think I might watch #Pointless if I've seen something that was already shown less than a four weeks ago".

Some ITV viewers didn't mind watching the repeat as it meant they could be entertained by Mark, known on the show as The Beast, once again.

Another fan said: "I remember watching this episode before but it's okay because we haven't seen the beast in forever".

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