Everybody stop giggling. This is a very serious game show.
Accidental naughty words are always hilarious.
Whether it’s a child’s innocent spelling mistake or an accidental rude word on a game show, it’s a guaranteed good time for all involved.
For this reason, we present to you the moment TV Presenter for the UK game show Countdown, Rachel Riley, accidentally spelled out “SLUTZ”.
Riley spelled out the word after contestant Chris Reeves randomly asked for a series of vowels or consonants to be put up on the board.
With Reeves’ prompts, the 29-year-old mathematics graduate eventually spelled out “SLUT”.
But by far the most beautiful moment was Riley clearly panicking and hoping to move past the moment by choosing another consontant unprompted by Reeves.
Unfortunately she pulled out a Z, resulting in this glorious moment:
Considering the show has been running since 1982, this was bound to happen eventually.
In fact, it may have already happened once before, with a delightfully naughty video surfacing on YouTube with previous TV Presenter on the show Carol Vorderman, spelling out “CUNTFLAPS”* **.
*We should note that some have called this video fake.
**We should also note that we don’t care because it is still very hilarious.
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Top Comments
Love this show.
It's a fantastic show. I get a lot of the math ones but how these people make words out of random letters is incredible.