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 about how your brain 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, as ever, give me a cheer
if you think you're gonna do well tonight.
CHEERING
Gentleman up there, what's your name?
Adam. Hello, Adam.
How are you? I'm very well.
Have you come straight from the TA? ADAM LAUGHS
No, I've come straight from the Designerwear shop.
Oh, I'm sorry. I meant to say you look great.
Why are you so confident? Well, I don't really have a choice.
My mum has been texting me all morning,
she's the OG tiger Mum, she thinks I'm really smart.
OK. Maybe she's right.
Let's see. What's she been texting you?
Just, you know, "You've got this, you're gonna win it, bring it home,
"it's coming home, you know this." She's got a very deep voice.
Why did...? You went even deeper
than your normal voice to do an impersonation
of your mum. Oh, I'm sorry.
I mean, has she been really pushing you,
or are we talking like a couple of texts here?
Maybe like 20, 25 this morning.
25 in one day? I know, right?
You know you can divorce your parents?
Really? Yes, it's a thing.
We'll talk after. We know what you can do with the money.
Well, listen, good luck to you tonight, Adam. Thank you.
A cheer if you think you'll do badly.
FEW CONTESTANTS WHOOP
Gentleman with glasses, what's your name?
Chris. Chris, why are you so negative?
Well, I wanna be positive,
but I used to be good at the game, but I'm not any more.
Questions are harder? They are.
It's interesting, that,
because they are genuinely tested on a cross section of the population,
so if we say 10% question, 10% got it right,
so it shouldn't be any harder.
What do you do, Chris?
Currently, I work Aldi, nights. Aldi nights?
I can't work out if that's a... LAUGHTER
..a strip act or a night shift.
No, yeah, night shift at Aldi.
Night shift at Aldi - Aldi, nights. I wanted to jazz it up a bit.
OK. So you've got a bit of a disadvantage.
Have you slept today?
Yeah, but I woke up at 4am, if that makes sense.
Did you do a night shift last night? No, no, I called in sick.
LAUGHTER
Did you call in...?
What did you say was the reason? I got a cold.
99 people here don't believe you.
LAUGHTER
Don't forget, you can play at home if you want.
All you have to do is download the app.
Good luck to all of you. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
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.
If this was a restaurant menu, that would be your starter.
Not everyone is gonna be here for pudding.
LAUGHTER
OK, your time is up. Let's see how many people are out.
We lost six people. Let's have a look at the answer.
It's C, Sake. Let's be honest,
the only way we could have made that easier -
if we'd said, "Write down the word 'sake'."
LAUGHTER So, sorry for those that are out.
Unfortunately, if your lights are off,
you are out of the game, like Trevor Pickens.
Hello, hello.
Trevor, what do you do? I drive a black cab, which is blue.
LAUGHTER
OK. You mean a Hackney cab? Yes.
OK. Have you done the Knowledge? I have.
Are they gonna change that name now? Yes.
Sorry. It took years for that, right?
I actually don't work in London, I work in the suburbs,
so there's different...
There's a green badge and a yellow badge, I'm a yellow badge.
Right, which is actually green (!) Yeah.
LAUGHTER
OK, so, there are 94 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.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE We're on £6,000.
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.
Who cares? As long as I get a biscuit.
LAUGHTER
OK, your time is up.
Let's see who got it right.
We lost six people. Let's look at the answer.
It is three, three extra cups.
Somebody who got that wrong is, oh, no,
Christopher Sackey, you predicted this.
Yeah, I know, the con... The question was confusing.
LAUGHTER
I mean, I'm not being rude, but I know, you're out.
Yeah, I just got too confused.
I can't even explain it, how confused I am. Fair enough.
Night shifts. Yeah.
Not used to being awake in the day, the problem? I should be sleeping.
You should be sleeping. What do you do in your spare time, Christopher?
Like to make rap music. You're a rap artist.
I am, yeah, aspiring. Aspiring.
Got anything you can show us?
Yeah, well, not show you but I can rap something.
All right, I didn't want pictures, I get how rap works.
Go on, go for it.
RAPS: My name is Chris Sack And I know how to rap
I'm on this cool game show Hosted by Lee Mack
I came on it Cos I'm behind on my rent
So if you let me win I'll give you 1%. Nice.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
If you listen to the lyrics of that, you are actually bribing me.
Which is annoying now you're out. Unlucky, Christopher.
Right, let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE £12,000.
OK, we're on to the 70% question.
Let's have a look.
OK, and your time starts now.
We mean name the type of animal, not like Dave or Terry.
LAUGHTER
OK, your time is up.
Let's see who got it right.
Lost quite a lot of you there, 17 people out.
Let's have a look at the answer.
It's the letter "A" for alpaca and llama.
We've lost Cathy Cheslin. Hi, Cathy. Hello.
What did you put?
U. U?
Ulpuca. Do you know...?
And Ullumu.
I just quickly pushed a letter quick.
Just put any, you just didn't see it at all. No. Never mind.
What do you do, Cathy? I'm a nail technician.
Do you enjoy that? It's hard at times, but... Is it?
Why is it so hard?
It's a lot of women whinging, moaning.
And yet when I say these things on television...
LAUGHTER But is it good fun?
Well, the nails get a bit messy, like...
Like what? There's times when I've been drinking a cup of tea,
and there's like a nail in it
or dust or, like... GROANING
What, bit of fingernail's gone in? Yeah, cos it's flicked in or...
You haven't drank it.
Once. Oh, my God.
LAUGHTER Yeah.
Still, at least if you've got an itchy bum,
the next day's handy, innit?
LAUGHTER
Unlucky. Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
£29,000. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
So, we lost 17 players there, which means
we're now down to 71 people left in the game.
Time for the 60% question.
Let's see it.
OK, your time starts now.
I'll give you a clue. It's A or B.
LAUGHTER
OK, your time is up.
Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost 11 people. Let's have a look at the answer.
It's B.
A caterpillar becomes a butterfly.
We've lost Charlotte Toms. Where are you?
Ooh. I'm so annoyed. What the hell was that?
That was... That was like a scene from When Harry Met Sally.
You know the bit in the cafe? I put jam.
I just couldn't get it, I don't know what to say, I'm mortified.
I am so sorry. What would you have done with the money?
Well, if I won big money... Yeah?
I am a submechanophile.
Are you on a register or something? What does that mean?
LAUGHTER No.
What's a submechanophile?
So, the opposite if you have submechanophobia
and a lot of people have it,
where they hate seeing big manmade things in water.
I love it, I love... Like what?
So, things that shouldn't be there, like, I really wanna go on a cruise,
I really want the captain to show me
where the chains are stored, like, how big those chains are, like...
Right, so you wanna go on a ship... Yeah.
..go up to the captain... Yeah.
..and you wanna say, "Show me where the chains are stored"?
LAUGHTER
Yes. Right.
OK. Have you got any big manmade objects you can throw in the sea?
That type of thing? Bet you love an oil rig.
Oh, I love an oil rig or, like... I bet you do.
Bet you'd go on there, ask for the chains?
LAUGHTER
I would have liked to explore that further
with a little bit of money behind me.
Well, I'm so sorry, Charlotte. Thank you. Me too.
Doyin Olorunfemi, I'm afraid we've lost you as well. Where are you?
I'm here.
I didn't realise that was a fly. I was like, "Ant? What's that?"
Oh, I see. An ant.
A caterpillar doesn't become a butter ant.
LAUGHTER
What would you have done with the money?
So, I've been doing this A to Z of countries
for every letter of the alphabet. That's nice.
And I have just three left to go, so...
Of all the alphabet? Yes. What's left?
J, X, and Z. Japan?
And people... The bloggers say that China can be Xena,
and you can go to China.
And then the Z?
I will go to Zambia or Zimbabwe, or somewhere like that.
And how will you get there? Will you ant? Sorry, fly?
LAUGHTER
I think I might fly. You might fly, OK.
All right, listen, well done. You got this far.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE £40,000.
So, it's time for a quick break. We've lost 40 people here already.
Hope you're doing OK at home. You can play along on the app.
After the break, we'll be moving closer to seeing
if anyone here can answer the 1% question. See you in a bit.
APPLAUSE
Welcome back to The 1% Club.
We started off with 100 people, and now we're down to 60.
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.
From now on, we'll give you the 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 is time for the 50% question.
Here it is.
OK, your 30 seconds 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.
It's B.
The orange triangle is missing in B.
Somebody who got that wrong
is Georgiou. George, I'm not gonna lie,
you do not look happy.
LAUGHTER What do you do, George?
I'm a trade union officer. Are you? Yes, I am.
Which trade union? I work for the GMB.
The GMB? Yes, boiler-makers, yeah.
Boiler-makers. What do you do in your spare time?
I do the usual stuff, like watch TV, do quizzes, watch and play football.
I've got a very undeserved reputation as a roundabout-spotter.
A roundabout spotter? Yes.
As in the things in the road? Yes.
What do you mean, spot them?
I'm hoping we all spot them otherwise it's very dangerous.
LAUGHTER
I have family who live in the South of France,
a small village, where they have roundabouts, not traffic lights,
and all the roundabouts are all decorated nicely
with sort of like local produce and grapevines.
And at Christmas, they're all decorated,
so when we go visiting, I say to all the kids,
"Oh, that's a nice roundabout.
"Look at that one with the nice Santa on it.
"Look at that grapevine on there."
And they think I'm now really interested in roundabouts,
and one of them even bought me a roundabout calendar
made by the Dull Men's Club. LAUGHTER
They're basically saying you're a dull man
cos it's from the Dull Men's Club. Yeah, they are.
But they've picked on the wrong man cos you're going, "Ooh!"
Well, listen, unlucky, George.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
OK, time for the 45% question.
Let's take a look at this one.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
And that's a great one to ask people at dinner parties
if you want them to leave.
Or you could just talk about roundabouts.
Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost ten people there, and 21 people used their pass.
Let's have a look at the answer.
Someone who got that wrong is Louise Jackson.
Oh, Louise. What did you put?
I just put both the same cos my mind went blank.
You thought... Couldn't be bothered counting so I just guessed!
Are you busy? LAUGHTER
My mind just went blank. I just couldn't... Yeah, sorry.
I'm sorry, Mrs Jackson. Ooh.
Erm, what do you do, Louise, in your spare time?
I do a bit of baking. Do you?
But I am very fond of tattoos. Are you?
Yes, I am. You got any?
I've got about 28, 29, sort of dotted all over.
A few of them are quite random. Are they?
Yeah, I got quite drunk in Magaluf one year
and got a stranger's name tattooed on my ankle.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. A complete stranger?
Yes. What's their name?
Kev. Classy.
And how long had you known him? Er, an hour?
LAUGHTER
Was there any romantic liaison or just a quick,
"How you doing? My name's Kev. Come on, tattoo that"?
We just got drunk and had a good time. In an hour?
We all thought it'd just be a good laugh to go and get a tattoo.
So you got "Kev". All right.
And then me and my partner got matching tattoos in Magaluf.
Of his name? No, no, no.
I have got his initial, which is R.
Hang on, how long you been with him? Five years.
So, hang on, you've been with him five years
and he's only got the letter R.
Kev, you knew him an hour, and he's got his name on.
What can I say? Don't drink and ink.
LAUGHTER
Well, unlucky, Louise.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
So, we lost ten of you there, and 21 people passed,
which means we now have 46 players left in the game.
OK, it's time for the 40% question.
OK, your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost 12 of you there, and five people used their pass.
Let's have a look at the answer.
Someone who got that wrong is James Arnott.
What did you put, James? I put keys. I didn't read it right.
Never mind. What do you do, James?
I'm retired. I do nothing. Well, what did you do?
I was a port manager with Stena Line.
The cruise company.
The ferry company. We do the ferries. Oh, OK.
Is that a good job? It was. It was well paying.
When those ferries were sort of in the middle of the sea,
did you ever look at them and go,
"Oh, I do like a manmade object in the water"?
Often. Cos I know a woman
that's very interested in that sort of stuff.
Often.
Anyone waiting to find out how you get on, James?
Probably not.
Now that I haven't won anything, nobody will want to know you at all.
They only want to know you when you win.
You have to pay for friends. Is that what you're telling us?
Oh, yeah. Well, money buys everything, does it not?
All right. So you're not married, then?
I am indeed, unfortunately. Oh, OK.
LAUGHTER You're a charmer, you, aren't you?
Oh, she's nothing but the best. Is she?
How long you been married? I've been married for 50 years.
Be careful what you say. It might not be 51 if you're not careful.
APPLAUSE When the...
When the vicar said, "Till death do you part,"
he didn't tell me it was gonna be so long.
LEE LAUGHS You are charming.
I like you, James.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
Quite a lot at this stage of the game.
Let's move on to the 35% question.
OK, your time is up.
And for the younger viewers, coins are a sort of metal bitcoin
that people used in the olden days to pay for biscuits.
Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost seven of you there. Let's have a look at the answer.
We've lost Emma Lucas. Where are you, Emma?
Hi, Lee. How you doing?
I'm all right, but I thought I was gonna get that right,
and then I didn't, I took a funny turn, and I'm stressed,
I'm really sweaty, so I don't really know what's going on.
But we're here, and I'm out, so it's fine.
LAUGHTER Can I just ask you a question?
Do you need me for this conversation?
What do you do, Emma? I'm a sportswear designer.
Are you? I am.
Oh, what kind of sportswear do you design?
You know, like, leggings, sports bras, that kind of thing.
Surely we're there now with the sports bras.
What else is there to design?
Different styles, silhouettes, colours.
Silhouettes? Yeah.
What do you mean? Like the shapes.
I don't understand, silhouette... It's just a fashion term, sorry.
EMMA CHUCKLES
Don't talk like I'm your grandad and you've come to visit!
LAUGHTER
What do you do in your spare time?
I'm actually on a darts team. Are you? Are you any good?
Yeah. No. Oh.
Well, I'm meant to be playing tonight.
They're playing tonight, actually, and I said I can't go.
Will you lose your place in the team?
No. They love me. It'll be fine. Unlucky, Emma.
Thanks, Lee. You did well to get this far.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Right, 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.
APPLAUSE
OK, welcome back to The 1% Club.
We've asked questions which have been tested out
on a cross-section of the British public.
We've been whittling down the contestants tonight
and are left with 27 people with their lights still on.
So, 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.
And there are only eight people left with a pass,
which is pretty low for this stage of the game.
So, first of all, let's see who those eight are.
Right, those of you with your lights on,
you can take your money and leave the show if you want.
Please make your decision now.
Right, two of you have decided to take your £1,000
and leave the game, including Megan Bickerdyke.
Hello, Megan. Hi.
Did you not fancy your chances?
I'm surprised I got this far, actually.
Really? No.
Did you always plan to leave if you got the grand? Yeah.
What you gonna do with it?
I'm gonna buy lots of cheese, I think.
Why cheese? I really like cheese.
That's a lot of cheese. It is a lot of cheese, but cheese...
What's your favourite cheese? I like Red Leicester a lot.
Do you? Yeah.
£1,000 worth of Red Leicester.
Yeah. Right.
How old are you? You look very young. 25.
And that's the height of the dream, is it?
£1,000 worth of Red Leicester.
Yeah, cos you can make cheese on toast, cheesy beans,
you can have cheese sandwiches.
Yeah, I mean... So much you can do with cheese.
You say "so much". You ran out after three.
Well done, Megan and James.
You've both got £1,000 each. Well done, you two.
CHEERING AND 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's time for the 30% question.
Here it is.
OK, your 30 seconds starts now.
Your time is up.
Looks like another record crowd at Colchester United.
Let's see who got it right.
We lost no-one there. Let's have a look at the answer.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Sharnelle Paul. Hi, Lee.
Well done, you got it right. How you doing?
Very nervous. Are you?
Getting more nervous as we go along? Definitely.
Only six people in the room have got a pass, and you're one of them.
How does that make you feel? I'm not sure.
Probably have to use it on the next one!
I was trying to make you feel more confident. It didn't work!
What if you win the big money tonight?
Two things.
I really want to go to Antarctica and sleep with the penguins.
When you say sleep with them... LAUGHTER
Sleep alongside them. Probably a bit better.
And I'd like to open my own cat hotel.
So, it would be, like, really bougie,
and, like, four poster beds.
Oh, nice. So you'll offer a nice service for people going on holiday.
Yes. That's the plan with the big money.
Yes. OK, all right. Well, good luck to you, Sharnelle.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
Nothing, cos nobody used their pass.
So we lost none of you there and no-one passed,
which means we still have 25 players left in the game.
Right, we're at the 25% stage now.
Here's the question.
And your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
Wendy, Theresa, Molly and Tuppence.
I don't think those question setters know my audience.
LAUGHTER Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost five of you there. Five people used their pass.
Let's have a look at the answer.
No wonder the parents needed a rest at the weekend.
Someone who got it wrong is Iain McInally.
What do you do, Iain? Retired, thankfully.
OK, what did you do?
Worked in health service for 40 years.
What do you do in your spare time now?
Play a lot of golf, and I love holidays. Do you?
Love the sunshine, love Jamaica. Fantastic.
Where in Jamaica have you been? A lovely hotel in Ocho Rios.
Why was it so lovely?
A glamourous hotel, it had a lovely island
about half a mile offshore that you could go to every day on a boat,
and then take off all your clothes and just lie and enjoy the sunshine.
What was the last bit? Take off all your clothes.
Just you or everybody? Everybody.
And were you not a bit intimidated?
Not in the slightest. If you've got it, Lee, flaunt it.
LAUGHTER
Like I say, I'd be nervous. LAUGHTER
Was everyone on the island of a similar age?
No, probably the youngest would have been probably 31
and the oldest about 80.
Whoa, that's a bit worrying, that you know the exact age.
LAUGHTER
The 80-year-old was married to the 31-year-old.
It was her birthday that day.
Sorry, an 80-year-old married to a 31-year-old?
Yeah, he looked like Mr Burns from The Simpsons.
Right. And he invited myself and my wife Jackie
to go for a meal in Montego Bay that night with them.
There was no way I was driving for two hours
to Montego Bay, so I declined.
Right. And the guy said, "Oh, the helicopter's coming."
Do you want to do a joke about a big chopper or shall I?
No, no, no. You can do that. OK.
That's your job. Thank you.
What an interesting life you lead. Very much.
Unlucky, Iain. Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Right, we've got 20 people still in the game
and are down to the 20% question now.
Let's have a look at it.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
Ian the invigilator looks like a laugh a minute.
LAUGHTER
Let's see who got it right.
OK, we lost ten of you there. Let's have a look at the answer.
Jade Clewley, you're still with us.
Hello. Well done, Jade.
Did you use your pass or did you get that one?
I got that one. I used my pass much, much earlier.
What do you do, Jade?
I am an administrator for a poultry vet.
What's a poultry vet?
It's a vets', but it's chicken, pheasants, partridges, turkeys,
pretty much anything with wings.
Jade, if you win the money tonight, what you gonna do?
Erm, I am a Croc fan.
Are you? Very much so, yeah.
The shoe or the animal? The shoes, mainly.
And there's a woman on my Facebook
who designs really blingy, fancy ones,
so I'd love to get a chicken pair for work. Erm...
Of all the shows we've done,
I think what people are gonna do with their money
has reached an all-time low in terms of ambition.
Get a load of cheese, just get some Crocs.
All right, well, listen. Well done, Jade.
Let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
Nothing. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Right, we're getting close to the end now.
It's time for the 15% question.
Let's have a look at this one.
Your 30 seconds 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.
It's four, and someone who got that right is Liz Musson.
Hi, Lee. Hello, Liz. Did you find that easy or...?
I'm not finding any of them easy, actually.
I feel really stressed. Do you?
Well, as long as you're having fun. LAUGHTER
What will you do if you win the money tonight?
Well, my husband turned 50 this year,
and he's an amateur poker player.
Oh. And he'd really like to enter the World Series Of Poker
Main Event in Vegas, but it costs 10k to enter.
Right. So maybe if I won 100k, I could buy him a ticket.
And what if you get onto the floor and you win 10k?
Will you give him that? I don't think so, Lee.
But I actually had a dream last night that I got to that point.
You got ten grand? Yeah, and...
And you were on your own, obviously. I wanted to take the ten grand.
And? Something went wrong,
and I ended up saying I'm gonna play,
and then I lost everything.
Was I hosting? Yes.
Was I good? You were... You were great, Lee.
Thank you. Well, listen, that could be a dream that comes true, then.
Hopefully not where it goes wrong.
No, where you get to the floor, obviously.
Maybe. Yeah, all right, Liz. Good luck.
We've also still got Ibby Patel. Hiya, mate.
All right, Ibby. How you doing? I'm quite nervous, to be honest.
Where you from, Ibby? I'm from Blackburn.
That's where I grew up. Yeah, I heard.
What school did you go to? I went to Clitheroe.
No way. Yeah.
I think we were in the same year.
Oh, might have been. You might be a bit younger than me.
LEE CHUCKLES Don't take the mickey. Er...
Who's waiting to see how you get on, Ibby?
A lot of people - Mum, Dad, sister, friends.
You should say that with joy in your voice. You sound terrified.
No, you know what? I can't... I can't focus right now.
Is it getting worse as it goes along?
Yeah, I thought this would be a fun day out, but...
LAUGHTER I'm so sorry to ruin your day, mate.
I've ruined her dreams and I've ruined your day.
Yeah. All right, well, listen.
Good luck, Ibby. You are still with us, that's the main thing.
Damani Richards, where are you? Here.
Hello, Damani. Think you would get this far?
I do all right when I play at home, so I was hoping I would, yeah.
I'm not stereotyping, but you've got round glasses and a cardigan on.
Straight away I'm thinking, he's probably bright
and does well at this game.
Well, I can tell you, Damani,
that you have as much chance as anybody else tonight
because we now have everybody with no pass,
so you're all on a level playing field.
Well done to those of you still in.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Right, let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
So, we are down to our last six players.
After the break, we'll find out which of our remaining contestants
could go on and play the 1% question. See you in a bit.
APPLAUSE
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Welcome back to The 1% Club. We're nearly at the point
where we will discover who our winner will be.
Here's how it 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...
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
There are only six people left in the quiz,
and it's now time for the 10% question.
Here it is.
OK, your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
Sometimes I think we should put you through
just for understanding the question. Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost three people there. Let's have a look at the answer.
The answer is "N". There it is in red.
Chris Ranger got it right. Where are you, Chris?
Hi. Hello, Chris. How you doing?
I didn't think I got that in in time. Did you not?
Properly last-minute. Right at the last second.
And when you got it in, were you confident?
Er, no.
You got that right at 29.4 seconds.
Wow. APPLAUSE
What you gonna do if you win the big money?
I'm gonna buy and convert a van to be a mobile workshop.
Oh, great. And travel the world.
Manchester, Birmingham.
That's it, live the dream, son. LAUGHTER
So, well done, Chris.
You're one of the last three players.
And the other two are Liz and Damani.
Well done, you two. APPLAUSE
Right, let's see what that's done to the Prize Pot.
Nothing, of course, because nobody had a pass left.
APPLAUSE
Right, we are down to the 5% question.
Let's have a look at this one.
Your time starts now.
OK, your time is up.
What the hell is a riddle dictionary?
LAUGHTER Let's see who got it right.
Right, we lost two people. Let's have a look at the answer.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
That means we have a winner.
Congratulations to Liz Musson.
You've just won £10,000 and made it to the 1% question.
Come down and join me.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Liz, because you've done so well and made it our final question,
you win £10,000.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
But now you face a dilemma.
You can leave the show now and take the £10,000,
or you can risk it all by attempting the 1% question.
Get it right, and you'll win everything in the Prize Pot,
which stands at...
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Now...
This is a bit weird, isn't it? Tell me some more about this dream.
It's very weird, Lee, because I got to this point
in my dream last night,
and then I decided I wanted to take the ten.
But something went really wrong, and I ended up playing
for the full money, and then I didn't know the answer.
Do you remember even vaguely what the question was about in the dream?
Cos I'm telling you now,
if it's even remotely connected, this will freak me out.
It was a letters question. OK. That's vague enough.
LAUGHS: Yeah. It could go either way, couldn't it?
All right. I was dressed normally?
I wasn't dressed like I'd just been in a hotel in Jamaica
and gone over to an island, was I? LAUGHTER
Thankfully not. Did you say "thankfully"?
LAUGHTER
OK, listen, Liz, it's a lot of money,
so it's now time to make your decision.
What are you thinking? Erm... I don't know what to do.
What would you do? Would you go for it?
AUDIENCE SHOUT
Can I...? Can I just say, Liz?
No-one's ever asked the audience before.
As you brought it up, give us a cheer
if you think she should gamble.
ISOLATED CHEERS, APPLAUSE
Give us a cheer if you think she should take the money.
ENTHUSIASTIC CHEERS, APPLAUSE
It doesn't matter what they think - it's what you think, Liz.
So what are you thinking? OK.
I'm going to take the 10k.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
OK, Liz, you've decided not to play on for the 1% question,
which means you take home £10,000.
Well done. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I know it's annoying,
but let's see if you would have got the 1% question, OK?
So, this would have been your 1% question.
Let's have a look at it.
Your time starts now.
OK, Liz, what would you have put?
I think I'd have put 108, and I think it was wrong.
OK, let's hope it's not 108.
Let's have a look at the answer.
16. Phew!
Liz, you did the right thing, and you take home £10,000.
See you next time when, hopefully,
someone will go all the way and join The 1% Club. Good night.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
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