Generation Gap Fans Accuse Show of Being Staged After Host Kelly Ripa Receives Bizarre Answers

Generation Gap Fans Accuse Show of Being Staged After Host Kelly Ripa Receives Bizarre Answers

GENERATION Gap viewers have been left convinced the show is 'staged' after noting odd answers and easy questions.

The show regularly elicits laughs from those who tune in as kids and their grandparents struggle with pop culture-themed questions.

Thursday's all-new episode of Generation Gap was no different.

During the first round, the trio of children and their grandparents were shown photos of famous people and characters and challenged with naming them.

They struggled, which is to be expected, but some viewers found a few responses to be a little too out there.

The teams were shown a photo of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz and asked who they were.

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One clueless kid replied: "The Avengers?"

Online, fans were shocked by the incorrect guess, speculating that it was "staged."

One critic tweeted: "There's no way Generation Gap isn't staged. Ain't no way that kid answered 'The Avengers' for 'I Love Lucy.'"

Others criticized the show for featuring questions that were a bit too simple.

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One hater wrote: "These people need to watch more TV. All of these questions are super easy."

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