Who Wants To Be A Millionaire fans baffled as celeb contestant uses lifeline on ‘easy question’ – would you have got it?

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WHO Wants To Be A Millionaire fans have been left baffled after a famous face used one of their lifelines on an ‘easy question’.

The hit ITV quiz show, presented by Jeremy Clarkson, continued on Sunday night with its new series.

Screenshot of a game show question: Which bestselling album features greyhound racing in its cover artwork? Options are given. — Krishnan Guru-Murthy left fans stunned after failing to get an ‘easy question’ right

Screenshot of a game show question: Which bestselling album features greyhound racing on its cover? The options are: 'Divide' by Ed Sheeran, 'Parklife' by Blur, 'Parachutes' by Coldplay, and '21' by Adele. — The final episode of the who quiz show aired last night

Screenshot of a "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" game show question about album cover art. — Krishnan had to use his lifeline and ask the audience for their help

Competing for charity was Channel 4 newsreader Krishnan Guru-Murthy.

Krishnan, 54, had specifically requested a question on 90s indie bands but then struggled to correctly answer it.

Jeremy, 64, asked him: “Which of these bestselling albums features greyhound racing in its cover artwork?”

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A) Divide by Ed Sheeran

B) Parklife by Blur

C) Parachutes by Coldplay

D) 21 by Adele

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While the correct answer was Parklife by Blur, Krishnan asked for the audience’s help.

After choosing to use his lifeline, the studio came back with an almost unanimous answer.

Reacting, the newsreader told Jeremy: “Parklife, I should have known that.”

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire fans then took to social media in their droves following the scenes as they branded it an “easy question”.

One wrote: “Says he wants a 90s indie band question then doesn’t know the answer to this one.”

A second wrote: #AskTheAudience in play and a pretty definitive answer…”

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“‘I want 90’s Indie Music’. Not a f***ing clue it’s Parklife by Blur. One of the most iconic album covers ever,” fumed a third.

While a fourth blasted: “So clearly he knows f*** all about 90s indie music.”

Despite the rocky game, Krishnan still walked away with an impressive £64,000 for Duchenne UK – a charity that raises funds to end Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is available to stream now on ITVX.