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Rob gives The Beast a formidable afternoon on The Chase

Tony, Charlie and Rob's £13,001 Final Chase is the most watched of six new uploads.

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A HUGE £13,001 Showdown Against The Beast! 😱 | The Chase

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0:03Tony, Charlie and Rob begin the Final Chase with a three-step head start.
0:17Rob supplies most of the team's answers as they build their target.
2:30Mark Labbett arrives and admits he is glad he does not face Rob every week.
3:36The team converts a missed answer into its first pushback.
6:33The final result arrives after a succession of late pushback opportunities.

The Chase gives Rob quite the endorsement, and it comes from the other side of the desk. Before attempting to catch the finalists, Mark Labbett says: "I'm glad I'm not playing Rob every week."

It's easy to see why. Rob supplies most of the answers in the team's opening round, with Tony and Charlie contributing to a target of 20 steps. Then comes the equally important business of turning The Beast's mistakes into pushbacks. Questions involving Post Malone, Henry VII and the film Snatch give the team opportunities to keep him at a distance. They finish with the prize pot intact.

The clip has drawn about 8,000 views, making it the week's most-watched new upload. In the comments, viewers single out Rob's answers, suggest he could become a Chaser himself and pick up on Mark applauding the team. Bradley Walsh's visible excitement gets a mention too.

The other uploads spread the questions around Jenny Ryan's Vixen, Paul Sinha's Sinnerman and Shaun Wallace's Dark Destroyer. But the freshest momentum belongs to the audience quiz prompt and "ALL FOUR CAUGHT! Can They Still Beat The Beast? | The Chase", both posted on Monday. Those two are currently gathering views faster than the Rob-led Final Chase.

Across the channel, subscribers held steady while the library added roughly 468,000 views. Daily viewing is running well below its usual level. For friendly quiz-show context, The Great British Bake Off added a similar amount of viewing over the week, though it also gained subscribers. Here, the most memorable endorsement belongs to Rob: even The Beast would rather not make this a weekly appointment.

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What viewers say

Mark clapping for a team is a rare sight indeed.
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Rob came up with some amazing answers!
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I can feel Bradley giddiness. He loves matches like this 😂
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The chase needs to hire Rob. He is very good! 👏🏽👏🏽
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5:15 - 5:50 was an insane run by Mark! 10 correct answers in 45 seconds 🤯
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Great Teamwork
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rob should be a new chaser
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