“Did the Final Question Stun This 1% Club Contestant into Winning? Fans Split Over ‘Sneaky’ Twist!”
In a world where quiz shows test not just knowledge but also our sanity, The 1% Club has certainly carved out a niche that keeps viewers scratching their heads and questioning their own intelligence! On the latest episode, fans were thrown into a raucous debate after a challenging question resulted in a contestant scoring a jaw-dropping £99,000. Led by the ever-charismatic comedian Lee Mack, this British sensation effortlessly blends humor with brain-bending challenges, leaving audiences both amused and baffled. What’s the secret to solving the enigmatic riddles that confuse contestants and viewers alike? Well, spoiler alert: it’s not just about being smart—it’s also about being quick on your feet! Tune in and unleash your inner genius (or just enjoy the delights of watching others struggle) by checking out what all the fuss is about in last night’s electrifying episode! LEARN MORE.
Fans of The 1% Club have once again been left divided over the final question, which saw the winner bag a tidy £99,000.
There’s only one British TV show that can equally make viewers laugh, gasp in shock and become totally outraged.
Headed by none other than comedian Lee Mack, The 1% Club is famous for its knack for leaving viewers at home confused or even annoyed by its questions.
Not only does it pickle your brain, but the questions also throw the contestants for a loop too, especially this one question that had everyone up in arms.
Anyway, the issue from last night’s episode (8 February) came after five contestants all made it to the last round, which is no small feat.
However, Mack, gave the contestants a choice of whether they would like to each take a share of £10,000 or carry on and chance that only one of them would win £99,000.
Obviously, they chose to carry on with the question and risk their 10k for a tidy 99k, and who wouldn’t?
For this question, a contestant called Matthew won after being able to solve what seems like an incredibly sly question, and viewers had a lot to say about it.
The question Mack asked was: “If you remove all the underlined letters from the sentence below, what word can be spelt if you rearrange all of the remaining letters.”
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Once again, The 1% Club has left viewers at home completely stumped (ITV)
The sentence they had to pick the letters from was: ANIMAL TOSHUNINSTAMPEDE.
Now, here’s where fans became divided by this sentence.
When you take away all of the underlined letter, you’re left with these letters: Thpelean.
If you rearrange them to something mildly readable, you’ve got the correct answer: Elephant.
However, while many people at home were convinced that there’s just no way that anyone can get the correct answer with the time given on the clock, others were quick to say that they would have made it to The 1% Club.
On social media, they battled it out, with one person accusing the show: “They were sneaky with the letter P , I’m sure a lot of people missed it, crafty behaviour from the writers of the show #The1PercentClub.”
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Lee Mack’s question was ‘sneaky’ (ITV)
Another wrote: “Normally good at anagrams but couldn’t get that in 30 seconds.”
Someone else wrote: “Wasn’t seeing that, congratulations to the winner!” while another said: “Nthape Pathne? Nooo Thaphne? Nooo Uhhhh….. Got nothing #The1PercentClub It was Elephant! I’m not in the 1% club *crys*”
Viewers who were quick on the ball and were able to get the answer had a different reaction, though.
One said: “Yes I did it again 2 weeks running. I’ve just finished playing The 1% Club. #the1percentclub.”
Another noticed that the jumbled word was a clue in itself, writing: “Elephant the clue was there.”
Someone else stated: “#The1PercentClub I’m terrible at anagrams but that is still easier than previous 1% questions.”
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