Nobody Got It Right! Five Finalists Risked Everything On One “Impossible” 1% Club Puzzle… Then A Single Three-Letter Answer Wiped Out The Entire Prize Pot

The final question on the latest episode of The 1% Club had everyone competing for it absolutely stumped and resulted in nobody walking away with the prize pot.

That ITV quiz show we all know and love, where the clue for the answer is so often buried in the question, returned for another episode last night (3 May) and a whopping five contestants made it into the final round.

You know how the format goes, there’s 100 contestants answering progressively harder questions and for each one knocked out £1,000 is added to the prize pot, with options to throw your money into the pot to skip a question or to take your £1,000 and leave also becoming available.

Get through to the final round and you can collect your share of £10,000, which would have meant winning £2,000 each since there were five contestants, or bet it all on the hardest question of the night for a chance to win the pot.

All of the final five elected to play until the end and gamble on the one percent question, check it out:

@1percentclubitv What’s the connection? Time to think outside the box! #The1PercentClub #quiztime #quiztok ♬ original sound – The 1% Club

If you want to try and play along give yourself 30 seconds to try and figure it out to see if you’d have won The 1% Club‘s latest challenge.

Frankly, my dear reader, I didn’t get this one last night when I was playing along at home and watching the show.

I’d have needed to use my pass to get through a previous question anyway but on this final question I was left absolutely stumped, and it seems that the episode’s contestants shared my confusion as they all got it wrong.

30 seconds to solve it, can you work it out? (ITV)

30 seconds to solve it, can you work it out? (ITV)

Some of them didn’t put anything, others managed to scribble something down but were told by host Lee Mack that they were incorrect.

It turns out that the answer was ‘sea’, as it could be put in front of all of the capitalised words on there to make other words.

If you got it correct then award yourself a pat on the back, but let’s be honest, that’s a tricky one to get with the time pressure bearing down on you.

With the clock ticking down, you just don’t have time to consider all of the possibilities and if you haven’t landed on the correct answer in time you’re looking at walking away without any money.

It seems so obvious when you put it like that (ITV)

It seems so obvious when you put it like that (ITV)

Difficult questions are rather the point of the show, as there was another recent one percent question which went unanswered in the episode with the entire prize pot of £100,000 up for grabs.

As if that’s not enough for a brainteaser, there’s also the question which caused 46 players to use their pass.

See if you can get that one right.

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