You surely won’t see a funnier (or worse) guess on a TV quiz show this year

John Plunkett. Updated October 1st, 2021

We have to confess we don’t know a lot about Ben Shephard’s ITV quiz show, Tipping Point, but if it’s always as entertaining as this then we’ve clearly been missing out.

It’s a question and answer which went wildly viral on Twitter because, well, best you have a watch for yourself.

This is the question.

“Which UK political party shares its name with a collective noun for moles?”

And here’s what happened next.

I just saw this on TV and I actually cannot stop laughing pic.twitter.com/xswCrPZy9u

— Zainudeen (@ZainudeenT) September 30, 2021

Don’t think that was the correct answer.

Haha me too now!

Help! It’s a massive LibDem of moles!

— Angela Porter (@GlosAngela) September 30, 2021

This will change how I see moles forever. https://t.co/tcqSymYgHU

— Sam Freedman (@Samfr) September 30, 2021

And just in case you were still wondering …

The collective noun for moles should be “a Cambridge”

— James Vaughan (@EquusontheBuses) September 30, 2021

Oh, go on then.

I mean, I’m sure if they said a UKIP of moles, I’d understand but… pic.twitter.com/Q7l8ozXtmZ

— 💉=🥳 (@jabuppartyon) September 30, 2021

And to think, we thought we’d already seen our favourite Tipping Point moment.

13. When this Tipping Point contestant clearly HATED his prize pic.twitter.com/OevftbkHU9

— Diyora Shadijanova (Диёра Шадижанова) 🇺🇿🇹🇯 (@thediyora) December 13, 2020

Source Twitter @ZainudeenT