Avid viewers of award-winning quiz show The Chase said they were left having flashbacks after one contestant's performance.
Valerie, a retired nurse from Coventry, gave fans at home a blast from the past as she passed on a lot of questions during her cash builder.
The 77-year-old struggled to bank more than £1,000, making some think of a viral video from 2018.
Sharon from Wolverhampton, who was a massive Harry Potter fan, had hopes of going to Florida if she won big, but unfortunately her struggles on the opening round soon became a social media meme as she 'passed' on nearly every single question.
She quickly became an internet sensation with 13 passes, with the clip of her going viral two years ago, people loving her tatics.
The 21-year-old took a grand to the table against The Vixen but was caught three spaces from home.
And Valerie completed the curse, also being caught by chaser Paul Sinha.
Taking to Twitter, @stefansro said: " Flashbacks of pass girl."
@FeathersDaMan said: " Pass! [laughing emoji]"
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@DrSkyrme said: " Dear me. Valerie completely stacked it."
@Cavalcadewhimsy said: " Taxi for Val."
And Valerie will be instantly regretting it as her remaining teammates, Lindsay and Johnny, played for £80,000, and won it between them.
The Sinnerman said: "Credit, where credit is due. Life changing amount of money."
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*The Chase is on ITV1, weekdays from 5pm
