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Anita Rani’s new quiz show The Answer Trap explained as presenter says landing the show is a 'dream come true' Television presenter and self-confessed lover of The Chase, Anita Rani is finally getting to host her own quiz show. Here's how The Answer Trap works and what Anita had to say about it... The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your inform...

PEOPLE have been urged to sign up for a new daytime quiz show hosted by Bradford’s Anita Rani. Channel 4's The Answer Trap sees two teams play against each other to secure as much prize money as they can. Anita will challenge them to place answers from a series of lists into relevant categories. But some are devilish decoys, or 'Answer Traps', set by quizzers Bobby Seagull and Frank Paul, with the brainiacs competing to see who can catch the most players in their traps. Teams who assign answers to correct categories and avoid the traps get the chance to play for a £10,000 jackpot.

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE Channel 4 Channel 4 has commissioned The Answer Trap, a brand-new list-based quiz format for Daytime from Objective Media Group Entertainment, made out of Objective Media Group Scotland. The 30x60 series is co-produced with Motion Content Group and sees two teams play against each other to secure as much prize money as they can. Host Anita Rani will challenge the teams to place answers from a series of lists into their relevant categories. However not all the answers belong in the categories, some are devilish decoys - Answer Traps. The Answer Traps have been se...

Anita Rani. Pic: Channel 4 BRADFORD TV presenter Anita Rani is to host a new daytime quiz show. Channel 4's The Answer Trap sees two teams play against each other to secure as much prize money as they can. Anita will challenge them to place answers from a series of lists into relevant categories. But some are devilish decoys, or 'Answer Traps', set by quizzers Bobby Seagull and Frank Paul, with the brainiacs competing to see who can catch the most players in their traps. Teams who assign answers to correct categories and avoid the traps get the chance to play for a £10,000 jackpot.