ITV’s brand-new quiz show Win Win was meant to kick off with excitement, but instead, it had viewers scratching their heads just minutes into the first episode. Hosted by the much-loved duo Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, the show promised high-energy fun and jaw-dropping prizes—but a glaring on-screen blunder quickly stole the spotlight.
The format of Win Win is designed to be interactive, with 40 contestants in the studio and at-home players competing for life-changing prizes. The jackpot? A staggering £1 million. On paper, it’s the perfect recipe for prime-time success.
But eagle-eyed fans spotted a production error almost immediately after the show began, sparking a wave of unimpressed reactions online. Despite the upbeat hosting and glitzy production, the mistake left many viewers distracted from the game itself.
Tonight’s episode featured some jaw-dropping offers—think a dream holiday to the Maldives and a luxury kitchen makeover worth more than £15,000. Yet, several contestants boldly passed up these tempting rewards in hopes of walking away with the ultimate £1m jackpot.
While the prizes dazzled, the slip-up became the bigger talking point of the night, with many fans questioning how such an obvious mistake slipped through the cracks of a highly-anticipated launch.
Whether Win Win can bounce back from its rocky start remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure—viewers will be keeping an extra-close eye on the next episode.
