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* OrangeBlueContrast: The ABC revival, in addition to drastically breaking the rules on the music, set design and graphics, also replaces the theming from the traditional blue-red palette to blue-orange.
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* ABirthdayNotABreak: One contestant called Margo had her 91st birthday on the show. [[OlderThanTheyLook You wouldn't have guessed]].
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--> In Stephen Fry's novel ''[[Literature/Making History Making History]]'', the hero changes time to try and prevent the birth of which figure? A: Joseph Stalin; B: Adolf Hitler; C: [[Creator/JamesCorden James Corden]]?[[note]]The correct answer is B.[[/note]]
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--> In Stephen Fry's novel ''[[Literature/Making History ''[[Literature/MakingHistory Making History]]'', the hero changes time to try and prevent the birth of which figure? A: Joseph Stalin; B: Adolf Hitler; C: [[Creator/JamesCorden James Corden]]?[[note]]The correct answer is B.[[/note]]
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: One question from 2024.
--> In Stephen Fry's novel ''[[Literature/Making History Making History]]'', the hero changes time to try and prevent the birth of which figure? A: Joseph Stalin; B: Adolf Hitler; C: [[Creator/JamesCorden James Corden]]?[[note]]The correct answer is B.[[/note]]
--> In Stephen Fry's novel ''[[Literature/Making History Making History]]'', the hero changes time to try and prevent the birth of which figure? A: Joseph Stalin; B: Adolf Hitler; C: [[Creator/JamesCorden James Corden]]?[[note]]The correct answer is B.[[/note]]
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British GameShow hosted by Creator/BradleyWalsh (two American versions also exist; see below). As explained [[OnceAnEpisode at the start of every episode]], a team of four players, never having met before, answer trivia questions to earn cash and then compete against the day's "Chaser" (one of several resident trivia/quizzing experts) for the chance to take home an equal share of the money the team earned overall. The name of the show comes from the need to answer enough questions correctly to stay ahead of the Chaser on the show's gameboard. Considering the Chasers have prominent backgrounds in local/national/international quizzing competitions, and the rather difficult nature of the questions, this is ''not'' easy.
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British GameShow hosted by Creator/BradleyWalsh (two American and one Australian versions also exist; see below). As explained [[OnceAnEpisode at the start of every episode]], a team of four players, never having met before, answer trivia questions to earn cash and then compete against the day's "Chaser" (one of several resident trivia/quizzing experts) for the chance to take home an equal share of the money the team earned overall. The name of the show comes from the need to answer enough questions correctly to stay ahead of the Chaser on the show's gameboard. Considering the Chasers have prominent backgrounds in local/national/international quizzing competitions, and the rather difficult nature of the questions, this is ''not'' easy.
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** Also on the short-lived Chinese version of the main show: a player getting zero in the Cash Builder is eliminated immediately, without the opportunity to face the Chaser at the table.
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** Also on the short-lived Chinese version of the main show: a player getting zero in the Cash Builder is [[https://youtu.be/_GEX9s-rj1I?si=bz3Qu925daIn0Q8H&t=1064 eliminated immediately, immediately]], without the opportunity to face the Chaser at the table.
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* AscendedExtra: The UK, US and Australian versions have all promoted former contestants to regular Chasers (also can be considered a long-range form of FaceHeelTurn).
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* AscendedExtra: The UK, US US, German and Australian versions have all promoted former contestants to regular Chasers (also can be considered a long-range form of FaceHeelTurn).
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** Grazyna Werner, Manuel Hobinger, Thomas Kinne, and Annegret Schenkel all appeared as contestants on the German version before becoming Chasers themselves.
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** Also on the short-lived Chinese version of the main show: a player getting zero in the Cash Builder is eliminated immediately, without the opportunity to face the Chaser at the table.
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** Mara Lejins, a former ''The Chase Australia'' (2017) and ''Beat the Chasers Australia'' (2020) contestant, became a Chaser on the parent show in 2022.
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** Mara Lejins, a former ''The Chase Australia'' (2017) and ''Beat the Chasers Australia'' (2020) contestant, became a Chaser on the parent show in 2022. In 2024, another ''Beat the Chasers Australia'' contender in David Poltorak will join the team.
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*** Professor - David Poltorak
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** ''Beat the Chasers'' is the inverse: a full suite of Chasers goes up against a singular contestant. Naturally, this attracts a lot of trivia buffs who want to lock horns with them.
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** ''Beat the Chasers'' is the inverse: a full suite of inverse, with multiple Chasers goes going up against a singular contestant. Naturally, this attracts a lot of trivia buffs who want to lock horns with them.
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* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: Bradley gets a ''lot'' of mileage out of Paul's bright white '70s suit. [[SelfDeprecation Paul does as well.]]
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* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: Bradley gets a ''lot'' of mileage out of Paul's bright white '70s suit. [[SelfDeprecation Paul does as well.]]well]].
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* LighterAndSofter: In the Australian version, Larry Emdur's hosting style can be considered this, compared to Andrew O'Keefe's... ''hyperactive'' style straight out of ''Series/DealOrNoDeal''.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to above, Larry Emdur's hosting style can be considered
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** However in the spin-off ''Beat the Chasers'', this trope is played straight: confetti falls whenever a contestant defeats all five chasers and wins an especially high amount (normally £100,000), which is usually the highest amount won in that episode. In later seasons, it doesn't matter how much you win, as winning at least £50,000 or £60,000 is enough to get confetti falling on you.
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** However in the spin-off ''Beat the Chasers'', this trope is played straight: confetti falls whenever a contestant defeats all five chasers and wins an especially high amount (normally £100,000), which is usually the highest amount won in that episode. In later seasons, it doesn't matter how much you win, as winning at least £50,000 or £60,000 is enough to get confetti falling on you.
