The article discusses the upcoming 1800th episode of Croatia’s popular quiz show 'Potjera,' which has been airing since 2013. It is based on the British format 'The Chase' and features four participants competing against a professional quiz master known as the 'hunter.' Contestants who successfully face off against the hunter advance to the final chase, where they work together to defend their monetary earnings. Recent insights from HRT reveal intriguing statistics about the show, including the largest ever cash prize that amounted to 294,000 kuna, or around 40,000 euros.

This record was achieved by participants Marko Vejzović, Julije Žigo, Robert Lojpur, and Antonio Mustahinić, who collectively managed to escape the hunter after gathering 16 steps in the final chase. Their accomplishment not only highlights individual quiz success but also speaks to the appeal of 'Potjera' in Croatian popular culture. As a local version of a franchise that has enjoyed international acclaim, the quiz represents more than just a show but rather a competitive arena where knowledge translates into substantial monetary rewards.

With the imminent airing of the 1800th episode, the show's legacy is set to grow, continuing to engage audiences and inspire would-be contestants. The excitement surrounding such milestones demonstrates the show's impact on Croatian viewers and contributes to the ongoing popularity of quiz formats in contemporary television, addressing both entertainment and educational aspects for its audience.