ITV The 1% Club fans 'can't believe' that 'easiest ever' question sent everyone home

ITV's The 1% Club saw the last question nonstop each 4 remaining players home

The 1% Club near viewers heartbroken aft the last question wiped retired each remaining contestants. However, fans astatine location claimed it was the "easiest ever" connected the challenging show.

The unsocial quiz amusement returned connected Saturday nighttime (February 1st) for its 2nd occurrence successful the caller series, offering players a accidental to triumph up to £100,000.

Comedian Lee Mack hosts the show, wherever each week 100 caller contestants are chosen to reply logic-based questions that progressively get harder. The archetypal question is 1 that 90% of Brits could answer, according to a survey conducted by the show's producers.

However, the past question is 1 that lone 1% of radical tin reply correctly. In this episode, 5 players made it to the precise end. They were faced with the pugnacious determination of either taking location a stock of £10,000 - worthy £2,000 each - oregon risking it each to reply the last question for a accidental to triumph the expansive prize of £96,000, reports Birmingham Live.

Only 1 contestant, Christopher, decided to instrumentality his share, expressing that helium felt his luck mightiness tally out. The different 4 continued to play - but lone 1 answered, and unluckily got it wrong, meaning no-one took location immoderate money.

The 1% question was: "The words beneath stock a circumstantial pattern. Why could VOTING besides beryllium portion of the group? BANDLEADER NICKELODEON SILVERBACK." 

The reply was that they each incorporate the names of metals. LEAD NICKEL SILVER - and TIN successful VOTING. Fans of the amusement took to societal media to explicit their opinions.

One spectator posted: "That was the easiest 1% question I tin remember. Thought it indispensable beryllium incorrect arsenic it couldn't beryllium that easy. Amazed not 1 of them had a clue."

A 2nd spectator remarked: "That seemed a beauteous casual 1% Question to me? #The1PercentClub."

Others agreed, adding: "They're a spot excessively casual truthful acold tonight… #The1PercentClub" and "that past question was p*** easy. Can't judge they didn't spot that. #The1PercentClub."

A 5th online idiosyncratic complained: "Second week successful a enactment that I've got the 1% question right! I thought tonight’s was peculiarly casual truthful I’m amazed that nary of them got it #The1PercentClub."

The 1% Club airs each Saturday nighttime connected ITV1 from 9pm.