CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Have you got what it takes to make it all the way
to our final question and join The 1% Club?
Anyone has a chance to win
because this quiz isn't about how much you know,
it's how your brain really works,
as all our questions are about logic and common sense.
So who will make it to the end
and answer a question only 1% of the country can get right
and win up to £100,000?
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Let's play The 1% Club.
And hoping to win tonight, it's our 100 players.
Right, give me a cheer if you're convinced
that you are walking away tonight with a win.
CHEERING
Lady in the front there, what's your name? Liberty.
Hello, Liberty, how are you? I'm good, how are you?
I'm all right, thanks. You feeling pretty confident, then?
Well, yeah, cos a couple of months ago,
I had a spiritual reading with, like, a clairvoyant,
and she's also a psychic.
She told me that one of my dead family members
is gonna send me money.
Through us? The 1% Club? Well, hopefully.
You don't mean they'll send it from heaven in a brown envelope?
I don't know. Maybe they have bank transfer up there.
I'm not really sure. You never know.
And what do you do?
I'm a student midwife. OK.
So I'm training to be a midwife, and it's...
it's quite funny, actually, when I have friends over,
cos I just have a load of posters of vaginas on my wall.
LAUGHTER
Why do you have them on the wall? Educational purposes, obviously.
Good luck getting vagina on a Saturday night.
I mean, on telly, I don't mean...
You know. Erm, anyway... I'm amusing myself!
All right. Well, listen, good luck to everybody.
Now, don't forget, you can play along at home if you want.
All you have to do is download the app.
OK, before we ask our first question,
here's a reminder of how the show works.
We asked a cross-section of people from all over Britain
a list of our unique questions.
Based on their answers, we can tell statistically
what percentage of the country should get each one right.
Tonight, I'll be asking those exact questions
to our 100 contestants,
beginning with the easier one that 90% of Britain got right
and ending with the most challenging question
that only 1% of the Great British public answered correctly.
At the start of the show,
every contestant is given a £1,000 stake.
If they get any question wrong, they are out of the game,
and the £1,000 is transferred to the 1% Prize Pot.
Whoever gets the furthest in the quiz wins £10,000
and the chance to answer the final 1% question
to win everything in the Prize Pot
and take home up to £100,000.
Right, let's get on with it. It's time for our first question.
So this is one that 90% of our survey got right.
Let's see how you do.
OK, your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
First question of the night.
For some of you, last question of the night.
Let's see whose lights stay on and are still in, and how many are out.
Oh, dear, we've lost one person. Let's have a look at the answer.
Unfortunately, we have lost one person.
Lucy Attewell. Where are you, Lucy Attewell?
Oh, Lucy. It's not nice, is it, when you're the only one?
I know. I crumbled. Oh, dear, what did you put?
T-shirt. And I know, I literally went mind-blank.
Well, to be fair, those T-shirts and those jumpers...
They're a bit similar, right? Yes, they're a bit similar.
Apart from the length of the sleeves.
Erm... But, yeah, no, I know what you mean.
It's... I'm trying to help you, Lucy, and I'm struggling.
Yeah. Unlucky, Lucy.
It's not easy being the only one to go out, but well done.
Let's hear it for Lucy. Come on!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Someone who got it right is Nathaniel Elder.
That's me. That's a great name.
Are you from Mordor? Oh, I wish.
"I am Nathaniel Elder!"
LAUGHTER
What do you do, Nathaniel? I'm a student.
You look like a student. What are you studying?
Computer science and philosophy. Ah, very good. How old are you?
Er... 20.
They do get harder, these questions. LAUGHTER
What do you do in your spare time, Nathaniel Elder?
I like to collect things, is my main thing.
My current big collection is my eyelashes.
What?! Do you wanna...?
You've got them with you?
There you go. Ugh!
That is absolutely disgusting. Hey!
Are they...? Are you sure they are eyelashes?
Yeah. Just a lot of them.
How many years of eyelashes is that? Two-and-a-half.
I know your eyelashes fall out but not to that extent.
When you have long ones, they do.
Where do you find them? On my face!
But how do you know they're yours? A father always knows.
A father always knows? LAUGHTER
Your father tells you? No, I'm their father.
Oh, you're the father...? A father always knows.
What are you talking about? I'm saying...
I'm saying the eyelashes are my kids.
Oh, don't worry. Oh, I see!
So you're saying that the eyelashes are your children now.
Yeah. So not only do you keep them in a box,
you refer to them as your children?
Just remind me again, what are you doing?
Computer science and what? Philosophy.
Well, why don't you change it to psychology?
LAUGHTER Wow, that's quite weird. Ugh.
Listen, well done, Nathaniel.
Good luck. You're still with us. Thank you.
So there are 99 people still left in the game,
and the £1,000 of everyone who got the question wrong
now goes into the Prize Pot.
Let's see what that's done to the total.
Thank you, Lucy.
Right, it's time for the 80% question.
So this is a question that 80% of the people we asked
managed to get right.
Let's see how you get on with this one.
And your time starts now.
You're all winners in my eyes.
Unfortunately, I need new glasses.
LAUGHTER
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost 13 on that one. Let's have a look at the answer.
So A, R and T in any order.
Someone who got that wrong is Derylene Cozens.
Where are you, Derylene? Oh, my God!
Derylene, what did you put?
I started with the T, and then I went to A,
and then I ran out of time.
Oh, so you just got it right at the end?
I was doing it backwards. Never mind, Derylene.
Why did you apply for the show?
I get to the 1% question every single time.
Right. Derylene, I'm not sure I believe you.
LAUGHTER
I'm gonna be honest. I don't think you do EVERY time.
A lot of the time.
I misjudged the 30 seconds.
Are you the one that I looked up and you were going...
"Suppose I should crack on with this. T... A...
"Oh, it's run out of time."
Oh... Never mind.
But why did you apply then? OK, Lee, the truth is...
Oh, my God.
It really cracks me up whenever you say "share" and "there".
"Cher" and "the"? Exactly!
You say "the" and "Cher".
Cher's a singer. Yeah.
And "the" is quite gangster.
"The"? Yeah!
Like, you're sat over "the"? Yeah.
How do you say it? There.
SOUTH AFRICAN ACCENT: "Dare"? LAUGHTER
Where are you from? Hertfordshire.
Have you got an accent? Am I getting...?
SOUTH AFRICAN ACCENT: South African? South African, yeah.
I thought you were South African.
You have the audacity to tell me how to speak properly?
I get it all the time!
You sound like you've got a record and you've recorded it forwards,
and then you're playing it backwards.
Yeah, I get it all the time, whenever I say "gar-ah-j".
"Gar-ah-j"? Yeah.
Ah, the one over "thur"?
Right "the". Right "the".
SOUTH AFRICAN ACCENT: In my garage over "thur" is "Shur".
Never mind, Derylene. Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£14,000.
We're onto the 70% question.
And your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Wow, that was carnage.
We have lost 24 people. Let's have a look at the answer.
It is A, more entirely in lower case,
because there are five words in lower case
and four in capital letters.
Somebody who got that wrong is...
Are they taking the mickey? Aled Jones.
Me. All right, Aled?
You all right? How's it going?
Is that your real name, or have you just done it for...?
That's my real name. Yeah, I know. Do you get a lot of teasing?
Every time I speak to someone new.
On the phone. Like, insurance companies and stuff.
They don't believe you? No.
Do you spend your life hearing that song?
Yeah, all the time. They always ask me to sing a song.
And do you sing it?
No. Why?
I say I'm advised not to.
You're advised not to? By who? Aled Jones? My wife.
Oh, I see. What do you do, Aled? I'm a plumber.
Are you a good plumber? Yeah, pretty good.
Yeah, I mean, I won the Wales Plumber of the Year in 2020.
Where'd you keep him?
LAUGHTER
You won Wales Plumber of the Year?
Yes, yeah. That's pretty good!
It's like a competition, basically, yeah.
How do you become Wales Plumber of the Year?
It was through college and stuff.
True story, I used to be a plumber before I was a comedian.
Did you? Yeah.
I was the world champion. LAUGHTER
Are you lying? I am lying.
That's the other show I do. OK!
Unlucky, Aled. Thank you.
Right, let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£38,000.
So, we've just lost 24 players,
and we now have 62 people left in the game.
Time for the 60% question.
Let's take a look.
And your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost eight people. Let's have a look at the answer.
It's C, Far. "Far" becomes "fare" and then "dare".
Sorry, "Far" becomes "fair" and then "dair".
LAUGHTER
Somebody who got it wrong is Paul Haines.
Where are you, Paul?
Here, Lee. What did you put, Paul?
I made the fatal mistake of pressing the graphic, not the...
Yeah. Oh, no!
But I got it wrong anyway, so...
Oh! LAUGHTER
What would you have done with the money today?
Probably buy a better mankini.
A BETTER mankini? Yeah.
I can't wear it at the moment. My wife's hidden it.
Oh, OK. But you have worn it in public?
Oh, yeah. But this is the problem, you see, why my wife has hidden it.
Where have you worn it?
We had a birthday gathering in our local working men's club.
Oh, not on the beach?
Not on the beach. In a working man's club.
My birthday's in December, so it's awkward on the beach.
That's true. Yeah. Yeah.
I couldn't sort of fill the costume. That's fair enough.
I like a man who wears his heart on his sleeve, don't you?
WELSH ACCENT: I pressed the graphic, but I didn't know it anyway,
and, er, I've got a small penis.
LAUGHTER You as well?
No, that was me doing...
that was me doing an impersonation of you, to be fair. Oh!
LAUGHTER, APPLAUSE
Listen, unlucky, Paul. Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
We are on £46,000.
So, time for a quick break. We've lost 46 people here already.
Hope you're doing OK at home.
And don't forget, you can play along on the app.
Sure, you can't win big money at home,
but you can't embarrass yourself in front of the whole nation either.
After the break, we're gonna be closer to seeing
if anyone here can answer the 1% question.
See you in a bit.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
APPLAUSE
Welcome back to The 1% Club.
We started off with 100 people, and now we are down to 54.
The person who does best here tonight
could be going home with up to £100,000.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
So, well done to everyone who's still in the game,
and from now on we are going to give you an option
to pay for a pass to the next question.
And if you do, your £1,000 will be transferred to the Prize Pot.
However, if you get as far as the 30% question
without using your pass,
you'll get the chance to take your £1,000 and leave the game.
Right, it's time for the 50% question.
Let's have a look at this one.
OK, your 30 seconds starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost five people. Let's have a look at the answer.
It's two. The car and the bus have swapped round.
We've lost Courtney Nichols. Hello!
Hello, Courtney. What did you put?
One, for some reason.
What do you do, Courtney? I'm a glorified bog cleaner.
What does that mean? I clean toilets.
Oh, OK. What would you have done with the money, Courtney,
if you'd have won?
I'd have brought some customised plungers,
cos obviously I plunge a lot of toilets, so... OK.
How can you customise a plunger?
Oh, I'm sure there's a place on, like, online that you can do it.
Yeah, just mug a Dalek. Yeah, could do.
Are you usually a lucky person, Courtney? Yes, usually.
Well, I'm in the National Statistics for the NHS. What for?
Being the eighth recorded person in the UK
to have diphtheria since the 1980s.
You were the eighth person in the country to get diphtheria?
Yeah. You're saying this with a lot of pride.
I'm proud of that. That's... How do you catch diphtheria?
I don't even know.
I think you get it off toilet seats. You're in the wrong job.
Yeah, I think so. Isn't it from dirt and stuff?
Probably, yeah. There's a bloke in front of you
who's nodding his head like he knows. Can we go to him?
What's your name? Siddharth.
And how do you know this? Well, I'm a biologist, so...
And is that how you get diphtheria? Yeah, faecal matter, dirt.
Glad we came to you. Right... LAUGHTER
So, unlucky, that. Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£51,000.
OK, it's time for the 45% question.
Let's have a look at this one.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see whose lights are still on.
Right, we lost three people there. Let's have a look at the answer.
Someone who got that wrong is Justin Stubbs.
What did you put, Justin Stubbs?
I put B. I just read it wrong.
Read it wrong. Yeah.
Never mind, Justin. What do you do? I'm an RSPCA inspector, Lee.
Oh, you must see some things.
I see some gross things,
but I see a lot of funny things as well.
Probably, on ITV Saturday night,
why don't you tell us the funny one rather than the gross one?
So we tend to get a lot of calls from the public
who misidentify things.
OK. So we tend to get a lot of calls to carrier bags.
And what do they think they are? They're swans up trees.
They're swans... Sorry, swans up trees?
Swans up trees. They think swans are stuck up trees?
I have had a swan stuck up a tree. So that does happen. No, no.
I know what that was. That was a carrier bag.
That was a carrier bag! A pile of leaves, ginger leaves.
Well, it's a ginger kitten, so they were red leaves.
What? Hang on.
So they see a pile of ginger leaves, or red leaves. Where? On the floor?
In the gutter.
And they think that's a kitten stuck down there?
Someone rang and said there's a injured kitten.
And do you slowly pick it out, let it all fall apart in your hand
and go, "I think it's too late"?
Pretty much exactly that. Brilliant. All right.
Listen, well done, Justin. Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
We're on £55,000.
So we lost three of you there, and one person passed,
which means we now have 46 players left in the game.
OK, it's time for the 40% question.
Let's take a look at it.
OK, your time starts now.
Your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost 15 of you there. Let's have a look at the answer.
So the answer is no, I didn't win knobbly knees,
but I was runner-up in the wet T-shirt competition.
Someone who got it wrong is Kyle Riggan.
Where are you, Kyle? Here, Lee.
How are you, Kyle? I was sat here, great, until just...
You must have been 100% certain about that,
because you didn't use your pass, did you?
No. Trying to hold onto it. I was sat here smug the whole time.
Have you? My light was on,
but a certain someone I'm with is... hers has been blue for a while now.
Oh, are you with someone? Yes.
Who you with? My wife's sat over there.
She's been blue for, I think, 70%, I think?
What are you called, madam? Sadie.
I'm not taking him home.
You're not taking him home? Yeah, he can walk home.
LAUGHTER Are you quite a competitive couple?
Very. Are you?
What kind of things do you do that's competitive?
Mainly this show.
It makes her screaming at the TV. Right.
And Miss gives herself four passes,
makes up the rules as she goes along.
Does she pause it? Pauses the TV.
That's the killer, innit? Exactly.
People tell me all the time.
Sometimes, I get these people, maybe from South Africa,
that say they get the 1% question every time.
But they don't count the fact that they're pausing the telly,
making a cup of tea, having a good think
and coming back to it the next day.
Anyway, listen, I hate to ask, but...
what would you have done with the money?
Well, I had big plans, Lee.
I had a great business idea, actually. Oh, OK.
This is the time to pitch it, on telly.
So, I was thinking if I won the £100,000,
I was gonna hire myself out.
As? Obviously, last name's Riggan.
So it was... the plan was to have Rent-a-Riggan.
SHE GIGGLES OK.
And then it was a case of, you know, say, on a Friday night,
you wanna go to the cinema, you've got no-one to go with,
you pay for me, pay for the expenses, pay for the ticket,
I'll come along, you buy the expensive popcorn.
I mean, how far are we going here?
If I rent you out and sit next to me, we watch a film together...
What if I say, "Do you wanna walk me home?"
Well, depends, Lee. I mean, for you, I might consider.
Would you come in for a coffee? No, no, no.
I draw the line at that point there, Lee, unfortunately.
That's all right.
I don't think the wife would be happy with that one.
Well done, you two. I'm sorry you're both out, actually.
You were good fun.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£70,000.
Right, let's move on to the 35% question.
OK, here it is.
And your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
Let's see who got it right and how many people are out.
Right, we lost no-one. Let's have a look at the answer.
Somebody who got it right is Emma Brunyard.
Hey. Emma, how quickly did you get that?
Actually, that's the easiest one.
OK. What will you do if you win the money?
I was thinking I might go on a professional dating service
because I'm, like, chronically single.
Are you? Yeah. I hate dating.
Do you? This is my issue. I hate it.
I know a fella who's willing to come along to the cinema for you,
as long as you're willing to pay.
But he won't come past the front door, so...
He made that clear, didn't he? Also, he's married.
OK, yeah, that's a point.
I like the idea that it's in that order.
It's not... Oh, God!
That's not... No, I would never. You wouldn't, no. No.
That's probably still why I'm single,
cos I have these ideas, and everyone's like...
Are you looking for perfection, is that the problem? I... No.
No? I think I make bad life choices, Lee.
I know a fella who collects pubic hair in a Tic Tac box.
Don't have to worry,
but you're in a safe space tonight for life choices.
No, I'm not that bad. I've never collected "eyelashes".
Yeah. OK. Well done, Emma.
Thanks. You're still with us.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
We're on £72,000.
Time for a quick break. Well done to everyone still in the game.
We'll see you in a bit, when someone here could win up to £100,000.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
APPLAUSE
Welcome back to The 1% Club.
We've been asking questions which have been tested out
on a cross-section of the British public.
We've whittled down the contestants here tonight
and are left with 31 people with their lights still on.
As a reward, any contestant who hasn't played their pass
and still has their £1,000 now has a choice.
Play on for the big money in the Prize Pot,
or you can take your £1,000 and leave the quiz right now.
So, first of all, let's see which players still have their £1,000.
So those of you with your lights still on,
you can take your money and leave the show if you want.
Please make your decision now.
OK, so four of you have decided to take your £1,000 and leave the game,
including Emma Brunyard. Yeah.
Chronically single, in your words. Yeah.
So are you gonna use this £1,000 to do anything about that?
I think I actually might just sack off the idea.
I've come onto a new idea. OK.
I really want... You know, like, you get it in those arcades,
those dance machines?
Yes. Yeah.
Everyone would wanna come round, and I'd be like,
"Yeah, I've got an arcade dance machine."
I like those dance machines. I'd come round.
He wouldn't, cos he doesn't make it past the front door, but...
And he's married. And he's married.
We've been through this, remember? Sorry. My bad.
Yes. Mm.
Well done to you and well done to everyone
who's taken their £1,000.
APPLAUSE
Right, so the rest of you have decided to play on.
Let's see if that gamble will pay off
and if any of you can go all the way and join The 1% Club.
And remember, if you've still got your £1,000,
you can pay for a pass to the next question.
It is time for the 30% question.
Let's take a look.
And your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we've lost one person on that one.
Let's have a look at the answer.
Somebody who passed on that one is Tom Perou.
Hello. Hello, Tom.
You are very happy. I am, yeah.
You might be the happiest contestant we've ever had.
Hello! Oh, that's nice. Hiya.
You look like Where's Wally, but he's grown up.
Aw, thank you. Finally, we've found him!
Where's your hat? In my bag.
What are you gonna do with the money if you win?
I don't think I'm gonna win. You know...
I like someone with some confidence talk.
Well, you know what...?
You're supposed to send out a message to the others
to threaten them and make 'em feel worried.
No, I'm not very competitive like that.
I'm just here for a nice day out, you know?
A lot of people say they're here for a nice day,
they've said that before, and I've never believed them.
But you're the only one I've genuinely believed.
"I'm having a lovely time."
Yeah, I am. I'm having a right nice day.
So you don't normally win things, Tom?
I've won a couple of awards in my time. Have you?
I won Nice Guy of the Year in some, like...
I can see that already. Aw!
Well, I'd give you Nice Guy of the Year as well.
That's how nice you are,
that you would give it to me, the award.
LAUGHTER
OK. Good luck to you, Tom.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
We're on £74,000.
So, we lost one of you there, two people passed,
which means we now have 26 players left in the game.
We are at the 25% stage now.
OK, your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost three people. Let's have a look at the answer.
And there's the maths.
Somebody who didn't know it but used their pass is Lizzie Broughton.
Hello. Hello, Lizzie. Where are you, Lizzie? I'm here.
No clue or just not sure enough?
Do you know what? I literally got it.
I just wasn't, like, 100% sure.
Just got there at the 30 seconds. Did you get to 28 in your head?
Yeah, yeah. And then I was just like... I ran out of time.
So I was like, pass. You're not risking it.
Fair enough, fair enough. What do you do, Lizzie?
I'm a student and a fork-lift driver.
Are you? Yeah.
I mean, you don't fit the stereotype of a... I know.
I'm thinking middle-aged man, fag out the mouth, pot belly.
As you will. Yeah. Yeah.
But nothing like you. No. Maybe one day.
Are you...? LAUGHTER
Is that what you're aiming for?
Yeah! What made you apply, Lizzie?
Well, my mum was supposed to apply with me,
so I was gonna, like, just embarrass her.
That's why I'm here.
But she was too lazy to apply in the end. OK.
Cos she always embarrasses me, so, like... Like what?
So, growing up, I always told everyone that I had an extra toe.
That's what she told me
when I asked her why my feet looked weird.
You're joking. She told you...
Yeah. And you haven't?
And on my 18th birthday, she goes, "Oh, Liz, it was just a lie.
"I just wanted you to shut up."
Whoa. Hang on a minute.
Just to start with, have you got five toes on each feet?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I've just...
I've got a funny-looking foot, right? Right.
So, like, I thought,
"Oh, maybe there was an extra one, and it got taken off."
Oh, it was removed? Yeah.
Oh, your mum told you it was removed? Yeah.
That's a bit mean. I know.
What's the matter with her? I know.
You tell her. I will.
Thanks. Sort it out, Mum.
OK. Well, listen, well done, Lizzie. You're still with us.
You used your pass. That's what it's for.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£79,000.
We've got 23 people still in the game,
and we are down to the 20% question now.
Let's take a look.
OK, your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost two people. Let's have a look at the answer.
OK, so we lost two people there, and six people also passed.
Someone who got it right is Martin Bailey. Hello, Martin.
Hi, Lee. There's something about you
that makes me straight away go, "I think he can win."
You look clever.
You look like your brain's so big it's not fitting in your head.
You look very clever. Thank you.
Have you been told that before?
Yeah. OK. What do you do?
I used to be a maths teacher. OK.
And then I decided to do something a bit more fun
so, 12 years ago, left and went into wedding entertainment.
What do you do? Are you a stripper? So, various things.
I'm a church organist, so... Definitely not a stripper, then.
The main thing we do is we do ice-cream for weddings.
What's your favourite flavour?
Well, it's just vanilla ice-cream,
but then we've got loads of toppings that go with it.
So we've got all the flavours through the toppings.
No, I'm sorry, that doesn't count. LAUGHTER
If you told me there was 20 different flavours
and they're vanilla with different toppings,
I'd say, "I'm sorry, that doesn't count."
I mean, I could entice you with our chilli toppings.
We've got some chilli topping sauces that do absolutely amazing.
Chilli vanilla? Yeah.
Wasn't that a band in the '80s?
LAUGHTER
Oh, that's Milli Vanilli.
Have you still got a pass? Yes.
Ooh, you've still got a pass. You must be one of our favourites.
There's something about you that makes me think
you could go the whole way.
Mainly because you're my cousin, and I've given you the answers.
Thanks for the free ice-cream.
Good luck to you, Martin. Thank you.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
We're now on £85,000.
Right, we're getting close to the end.
It's now time for the 15% question.
Let's take a look at this one.
OK, your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see whose lights are still on.
OK, we lost eight of you there. Let's have a look at the answer.
OK, somebody who got it right is Andrew Fenton. Hello, Andrew.
Hi, Lee. Have you got a pass?
I have. Oh, that's good.
So you're one of the six. What do you do, Andrew?
I own a property company in South Wales, in Barry.
OK. Oh, Barry.
Barry. Gavin & Stacey land. Yes.
We look after the property that was used
for Uncle Bryn's property in the Gavin & Stacey show.
Rob Brydon's? Indeed.
The thing is, Rob Brydon, I know for a fact,
cos I've been on holiday many times with him, lovely guy,
makes a terrible mess and steals things.
So did you check the inventory when he left?
I need to go back, check it again.
Have another look. I'd just like to point out,
just to make it absolutely clear, he does steal things.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£90,000.
Right, we are down to our last 13 players.
After the break, we'll find out which of our remaining contestants
could go on to play the 1% question.
We'll see you in a bit.
APPLAUSE
Welcome back to The 1% Club.
We are very nearly at the point where we will discover
who our winner will be.
Now, here's how the end of the game works.
Whoever does the best here tonight will win £10,000.
But if they're feeling brave, they can risk their ten grand
by trying to answer the 1% question.
Get it right, and they will win everything in the Prize Pot,
which is currently sitting at...
..£90,000.
And remember,
the six of you who still have your £1,000
can pay for a pass,
but you can't use it on the 1% question.
But if you've still got it at the 1% question,
then you get to keep that £1,000, no matter what happens.
OK, there are only 13 people left in the quiz,
and it's now time for the 10% question.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost four people there. Let's have a look at the answer.
Someone who got it right is Tony Lever.
Where are you, Tony? Yay!
Hello, Tony. You all right? Aye.
Good. How are you feeling?
Yeah, I was all right till I used my pass.
What did you use it on? Lime.
Caught a few people out, that one. What do you do, Tony?
I'm a middle-aged, cig-smoking, pot-bellied fork lift driver.
Are you? THAT'S what they look like!
LAUGHTER All right, listen. Good luck, Tony.
Now, there are two people in the room still left with a pass.
One of them is Andrew Fenton, and the other one is the man
who collects his own hair in a Tic Tac box, Nathaniel Elder.
Well done, you two.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Right, let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
We're on £94,000.
OK, we are down to the 5% question.
And remember, Nathaniel and Andrew,
it's the last time you can pay for a pass.
Let's have a look at it.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost five people. Bad luck but well done for getting this far.
Let's have a look at the answer.
So it's AP.
If you're arguing at home, yes, we would take PA.
So we have our finalists.
Congratulations, Martin Bailey,
Nathaniel Elder, Tony Lever and Andy Fenton.
You made it through to the 1% question.
Come down and join me.
Because you've done so well and made it to our final question,
you win a share of £10,000.
And, Nathaniel, because you didn't use your pass,
you are guaranteed to leave with your £1,000. Well done.
APPLAUSE
But now you all face a dilemma.
You can leave the show tonight and take your share,
which works out at...
..£2,500.
Or you can risk it all by attempting the 1% question.
Get it right, and you will win
your share of everything in the Prize Pot,
which stands at...
..£95,000.
Get it wrong, and you will leave with nothing.
Obviously, if one of you decides to play on and gets it right,
then you'll win all the Prize Pot.
If more than one of you decides to play, you'll win a share of it.
So now it's time, please, to make your decision.
Right, all your lights are on,
which means that you've decided to play on.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
So... after whittling down the contestants here in the studio,
we are left with the 1% question.
If you all get this right, you win your share of the Prize Pot
and become members of The 1% club.
Good luck. This is your 1% question.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
Your answers are locked in,
so we may as well ask what you've put.
We're gonna start with you, Andrew.
26. 26. Martin?
46. 46. Nathaniel?
44. 44. And Tony?
41. Four different answers.
Right, let's have a look at the answer.
Congratulations, Martin, you are the winner
and get everything in the Prize Pot,
which is £95,000!
APPLAUSE
Right, let's have another look at the answer.
There we have 16 of the little ones.
Another 16, nine there.
We've got four on the outer sides,
and we've got one right round the edge.
Listen, well done, Martin. That is brilliant. Thank you.
Unlucky, you three. You did brilliantly to get this far.
And congratulations, Martin. You are in The 1% Club. Good night!
APPLAUSE
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