Ipswich man Chris on BBC One Michael McIntyre's The Wheel

Ipswich man appears on Michael McIntyre's The Wheel quiz show <i>(Image: BBC/Hungry McBear/Gary Moyes)</i>
Ipswich man appears on Michael McIntyre's The Wheel quiz show (Image: BBC/Hungry McBear/Gary Moyes)
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An Ipswich man appeared as a contestant on the BBC game show Michael McIntyre's The Wheel last night.

NHS exercise therapist Chris was the third person to take part in Saturday evening's episode of the BBC One show.

Host McIntyre almost immediately commented on Chris' physique, telling him: "You do look good in a jumper."

When asked what he would do if he won big, Chris said he would look to buy some animals to expand on his "miniature farm", as well as a new fridge-freezer.

However, the Suffolk man failed to win any money, despite correctly answering questions on Sean Connery's career before acting and 1990s football.

Chris was helped on the show by Pointless host Alexander Armstrong, with big names such as Dermot O’Leary, Nicola Adams and Denise van Outen also among those taking part.

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