A UNIVERSITY Challenge contestant struggled with a ‘hard' question as they admitted they ‘didn't understand it' while viewers at home flooded social media.
The hit BBC show – which sees students from rival universities compete – aired its latest episode last night.
Host Amol Rajan was on anchor duties as he quizzed the brainiacs battled it out in the quarter-final.
UCL went up against Open University for a spot in University Challenge‘s semi-final.
During the show, Amol told UCL their bonus round were on terms of graph theory.
He then asked: “All three answers begin with the same letter. In graph theory, what adjective is applied to a graph in which every possible pair of vertices by a unique edge?”
The four players were left equally dumbfounded as they struggled to come up with an answer.
While everyone glanced at each other worried, they turned to teammate Jack.
Through a smile, he quipped: “I don't understand the question.”
Viewers at home took to social media to share their reaction, with one writing: “UCL Jack speaking for 99.9% of the nation when he said ‘I don’t understand the question'.”
A second wrote: “Don't understand the question' is the whole 30 minutes for most of us…”
“Obsessed with the guy on University Challenge just straight up going ‘I don’t understand the question.' Me too babe,” said a third fan.
While a fourth commented: “So nice when a contestant on #UniversityChallenge says “I don’t understand the question.”
The team decided to pass on the question and Amol, 41, moved on.
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