ITV’s The 1% Club returned to screens on Saturday night (November 1), with 100 new contestants eager to win the jackpot of up to £100,000. The mega cash prize can only be won if a clever member of the public answers ten brain teasers correctly.
Each question gets progressively harder and culminates with the final question that only 1% of the public should be able to get right. This week’s 1% question stumped the three final contestants, but would you get it right?
The gameshow first aired in 2022, with Southport’s Lee Mack as host. Each week, viewers eagerly play along at home, it recently took home Best Quiz Show at the National Television Awards.
Aside from the challenging questions, Lee Mack’s hilarious interactions with the contestants keeps viewers coming back every time. One X user wrote: “#The1PercentClub where do they get some of these contestants from. Every time this is on there’s some right oddballs but it does make good viewing.”
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Another viewer said: “Lee Mack is very very funny #1percentclub.” While this fan wrote: “The 1% club is one of the very few terrestrial TV shows I watch at the minute it’s so good.”
This week, three contestants made it through the tough final few questions, but none of them managed to get the all-to-play for 1% question right. Can you guess it correctly?
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This week’s 1% question:
Question: You should always read the small print very carefully. How many errors are there in the T&Cs below?
Answer: Seven
The 5% Question:
Question: In your mind, picture a 5×5 grid of 25 squares with letters of the alphabet running sequentially from left to right starting with A in the top left and ending with Y in the bottom right. What letter is one square to the left of the furthest letter on the right on the middle row?
Answer: N
The 10% Question:
Question: Below are two four-digit numbers with their digits in alternating order. What is the total when you add those two four-digit numbers together?
Two four-digit numbers: 23055023
Answer: 5555 (2025+3503 = 5555)
The 1% Club airs on Saturdays at 8:20pm on ITV and ITVX