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00:00THE END
00:02THE END
00:12Have you got what it takes to make it all the way to our final question and join the 1% Club?
00:16Anyone has a chance to win because this quiz isn't about how much you know, it's about how your brain really works.
00:20As all our questions are about logic and common sense.
00:23So 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?
00:30Let's break the 1% Club!
00:36Hoping to win tonight, it's our 100 players.
00:39Welcome, welcome, welcome.
00:42Give us a cheer if you think you're going to be celebrating the big win tonight.
00:46Gentlemen in the front, what's your name?
00:48My name is Aaron Elvis Presley-Burnham.
00:50No, it isn't.
00:52Your name is Elvis Presley. I have ID.
00:54Aaron was also his middle name, wasn't it? It was, yeah.
00:56Why were you named after Elvis?
00:58So I'm going to start by saying it's my late mum because then you've got to be kind of nice.
01:01So...
01:02I'd still be nice about your mum either way.
01:04Thanks.
01:05So she gave birth to me on the date that he died.
01:07The date?
01:08Date.
01:09Oh, the date. You're not that old, are you?
01:10Not that old, no.
01:11You're not that old.
01:12And then I was christened on his birthday, she was quite a fan.
01:13Really?
01:14Yeah.
01:15You're a fan of Elvis, obviously.
01:16Uh-huh.
01:17Nice.
01:18Are you feeling confident tonight?
01:19Yeah.
01:20Oh, good.
01:21So you're not all shook up?
01:22Uh-huh.
01:23Excuse yourself.
01:24OK, well, listen, good luck to you.
01:26We'll see how you get on.
01:27OK, good luck to everybody.
01:28CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
01:30It's time for our first question.
01:34This is one that 90% of our survey got right.
01:37Let's see how you do.
01:49And your time starts now.
02:00OK, your time is up.
02:15The only way we could have made this question easier is by asking you to write your name down.
02:19Let's see how many people are out.
02:21Right, we lost two people.
02:37Let's have a look at the answer.
02:39It's one.
02:40The answer is in the question.
02:41All the numbers except one.
02:43Somebody who got that wrong is Michael Easton.
02:46I'm Ailey.
02:47I mean, it's everybody's fear and it's happened.
02:50Was this not what you expected?
02:52Not really, no.
02:53No.
02:54What did you put for that one?
02:55I panicked.
02:56I thought it was 13 and then I think I put 14 in because then I saw it and then I realised after it, obviously.
03:02Did you count from 30 downwards?
03:03No, I was going up.
03:04Well, you didn't go up, obviously.
03:06But they were all over the place.
03:07They weren't kind of in this...
03:08But you were looking for the one to begin with?
03:10Yeah.
03:11And when you couldn't find it...
03:12No, I couldn't.
03:13And then I thought...
03:14I can't find that one.
03:15I'll go for the two.
03:16Yeah, the two's there.
03:17Oh, the 13's there.
03:18I'll put that one in.
03:19Listen, I'm not taking the mickey.
03:20What do you do, Michael?
03:21I'm a repairs manager.
03:22OK.
03:23And what do you do in your spare time?
03:24I clean street signs.
03:25If I see a street sign when I'm out and about, I'll...
03:29I started off on my own street and it was quite a dirty sign and I couldn't cope with it any
03:33longer so I cleaned it.
03:34And then it got a bit addictive?
03:35Yeah.
03:36And then I got home and I thought I saw a few other ones so I've gone back there with a
03:39bucket and cleaned them.
03:40So you found yourself going out of the house and going, I'm going to clean the street sign
03:43outside number one.
03:44Sorry, not number one.
03:45Number 13.
03:46Sorry, that's the last one.
03:47So there are 98 people still left in the game and the £1,000 of everyone who got the
03:51question wrong now goes into the prize pot.
03:53Let's see what that's done to the total.
03:55£2,000.
03:58Time for the 80% question.
04:03So this is a question that 80% of the people we asked managed to get right.
04:06Let's see how you get on with this one.
04:08Miriam often mishears the titles to songs and she tells her daughter she loves listening
04:14to the song about the green vegetables you eat with fish and chips.
04:18Which of these songs has she most likely misheard?
04:21OK, your time starts now.
04:23All the posh people looking for a word that rhymes with asparagus.
04:51Let's see if you've got it right.
04:53MUSIC PLAYS
04:58Right, we lost 16 on that one. Let's have a look at the answer.
05:16It is B. Miriam hears Peas, Peas, Peas.
05:21All the northerners thinking in that case that song should be called Hushy Please Please Please.
05:25Somebody who got that wrong is Alalekun Away.
05:28Yeah.
05:29What did you put Alalekun?
05:30I put C.
05:31You put Texas Holden by Beyonce.
05:33I was thinking of Beyonce in my head. I wasn't thinking straight.
05:35Oh, right. I thought you were going to say...
05:39I thought you were about to say Beyonce sounds like a green vegetable but it turns out you were just thinking about Beyonce.
05:44Pretty much, yeah.
05:45OK, are you a Beyonce fan?
05:47I am, yeah.
05:48OK. As long as you're having fun.
05:49That's it, yeah.
05:50Are you a competitive type with Alalekun?
05:52I am, yes.
05:53Oh, yeah.
05:54So I used to be in a boy band in Nigeria, which I'm originally from.
05:56No way.
05:57What was the boy band called?
05:59The Thong Song Boys.
06:00Thong-thong-thong-thong-thong.
06:02That sounds great.
06:04Is that one of the songs?
06:06Cisco.
06:07I don't know if you know Cisco.
06:08You sang a song called Thong Song.
06:09So we used to do the dance for that.
06:11So we won a few awards with that.
06:13Listen, unlucky, mate.
06:15You can now spend the rest of the show thinking about Beyonce.
06:18Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
06:21Well, £18,000.
06:26Right, we're on to the 70% question now.
06:30Let's take a look at this one.
06:32Kerry has six pets and gives them all names that start with the same letter
06:37as the type of animal they are.
06:39For example, her dog is called Duncan.
06:42Which of the names below is not one of her pets' names?
06:45And your time starts now.
06:49There's no shaving going out.
06:50Mind you, there's no money either.
06:52LAUGHTER
06:53OK, your time is up.
06:54Let's see who got it right.
06:55MUSIC
06:57MUSIC
07:01OK, your time is up.
07:02Let's see who got it right.
07:03MUSIC
07:04OK, your time is up.
07:05Let's see who got it right.
07:07MUSIC
07:09MUSIC
07:17MUSIC
07:18MUSIC
07:39MUSIC
07:42Wow, 19, though.
07:43Let's have a look at the answer.
07:45It is D.
07:47Eric, there is no animal that begins with E.
07:49Well, there are, but just not on that list, obviously.
07:51Somebody who got that wrong is Joe O'Brien.
07:53Hi.
07:54Joe, what did you put?
07:56I didn't get it.
07:57I was looking at the names below the animals and I don't like cats, so I went for A.
08:03LAUGHTER
08:05What the hell are you talking about?
08:07LAUGHTER
08:08I didn't pay enough attention to the question, so I definitely got it wrong.
08:12OK, through.
08:13On the basis, I just don't like cats.
08:14Just on that basis alone?
08:15Yeah.
08:16You're completely fine with snakes?
08:17Yeah, don't mind them.
08:18What don't you like about cats?
08:19Everything.
08:20They're evil.
08:21Well, tell you what, after today they will be in your mind, right?
08:24Yes, they're even worse.
08:25They're even more evil now.
08:26They are.
08:27It's probably kind of got two cats.
08:28No, absolutely not.
08:29Oh, I have?
08:30No.
08:31It sounded like someone's been peeking through me house.
08:33No, no, you've got three.
08:34I've been keeping an eye on you.
08:35Sorry.
08:36Have you got any pets?
08:37None.
08:38No, I'm not really an animal lover at all.
08:39Are you married?
08:40Sadly.
08:41I don't...
08:42You don't like human beings either?
08:44No.
08:45How did you think you were going to do before you came here?
08:47I thought I was 1%, yeah, definitely.
08:49You were going the whole way?
08:50Oh, absolutely, yeah.
08:51Really?
08:52Yeah, and then the bloody cat came into it.
08:53Then the bloody cat ruined everything for you, didn't it?
08:55I mean, it's disappointing.
08:56I'm so sorry, Jo.
08:58I'm glad you're sorry.
08:59OK, listen, unlucky Jo.
09:01Right, let's see what that's done to the prize pots.
09:06£37,000!
09:07So we lost 19 players there, which means we now have 63 people left in the game.
09:12It's time for the 60% question.
09:14Let's have a look at this one.
09:16Alicia is taller than Leone, but shorter than Marlon.
09:21Jordan is also taller than Leone, but shorter than Alicia.
09:25Who is the tallest?
09:27And your time starts now.
09:29Come on.
09:30Join and build questions.
09:31Look around the card!
09:35This is the fair.
09:39This is what you said.
09:41I do not edit them too.
09:42We are all restroom on Arrowhead.
09:44This is Dr. Ä°ÅŸaret.
09:45This is Dr. Harris.
09:47OK, your time is up. I hate those ones. Couldn't we just have seen a photo?
10:03Let's see who got it right.
10:17MUSIC
10:24We lost nine people. Let's have a look at the answer.
10:27It's Marlon. The order from tallest to shortest is Marlon, Alicia, Jordan and Leone.
10:32Somebody who got it wrong is Sophie Webber. Hello. Hello, Sophie. What did you put?
10:36I put Leone. I did it the wrong way round.
10:38Oh, you did the logic but just completely flipped it all round. Never mind.
10:42What do you do, Sophie? I reckon complaints at my local council.
10:46What do you do in your spare time? I'm trying to find the best chips in the country and I'm yet to find them.
10:51I don't want a frozen chip. I want a hand-peeled potato, deep-fried quite a few times, chunky, crispy.
10:57Triple-fried? Yeah. Do you like them big or the little fries?
11:01Never fries. Never fries? Big chunky chips? Big chunky chips.
11:04So you found the fish and chip question quite easy, probably. Of course.
11:07Do you have it with peas? Mushy peas. Of course. Yeah.
11:10The only way. What would you have done if you'd have won the money?
11:13I probably would have rechained to be a chef, so then I could make the best chip in Britain.
11:18Can I just say, Sophie, you seem a little obsessed with chips.
11:21All right, listen. Unlucky, Sophie. Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
11:27£46,000.
11:30Right, it's time for a quick break. We've lost 46 people here already.
11:33Hope you're doing OK at home. Don't forget you can play along on the app.
11:35After the break, we'll be moving closer to seeing if anyone here can answer the 1% question.
11:39See you in a bit.
11:51Welcome back to the 1% Club, but we started off with 100 people, and now we are down to 54.
11:55The person who does best here tonight could be going home with up to £100,000.
11:59So welcome to everyone who's still in the game, and from now on, we are going to give you the option to pay for a pass to the next question.
12:07And if you do, your £1,000 will be transferred to the prize pot.
12:10However, 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.
12:17Right, it is time for the 50% question.
12:19Let's have a look at this one.
12:23If you take away all the flags that have stars, circles, red crosses, black stripes and the colour green, which one is left?
12:30Your time starts now.
12:32Let's have a look at this one.
13:02OK, your time is up.
13:03Let's see who got it right.
13:22Right, we lost seven of you there, and eight people used their pass.
13:25Let's have a look at the answer.
13:26It's D. It's a white diagonal cross on blue with a Scottish flag.
13:32Someone who got that wrong is Althea Lawrence-Kandapa.
13:37Yes.
13:37Where are you, Althea?
13:38I'm here.
13:39Can I just say you look very glamorous.
13:41You've obviously dressed for the occasion.
13:43I did indeed.
13:44Is this your first time on television?
13:45Did you want to dress up for this occasion, or have you been on before?
13:48Not really on television.
13:51I've done an advert.
13:52Have you?
13:52Not on TV.
13:53What was the advert?
13:54It was for Beauty Never Gets Old advert.
13:57I was up in Broadway in lights for a month.
14:00Are we talking skin creams, that type of thing?
14:02Skin, yeah.
14:02Soaps.
14:03And this skin cream and soap can make you look younger for longer.
14:06Is that what you're saying?
14:06Well, I've got good genes as well, but it can do as well, yeah.
14:09Is this where you're going to tell me you're now like 106 years old and it's magical?
14:13Never ask a lady her age.
14:14OK.
14:16So how heavy are you?
14:21Listen, unlucky Althea.
14:22Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
14:26We're on £61,000.
14:28OK, it's time for the 45% question.
14:34Let's have a look at this one.
14:37Answer this question.
14:39Your time starts now.
15:11OK, your time is up.
15:12And thanks to the inmates of Wormwood Scrubs for sending in that question.
15:16Let's see who got it right.
15:36Right, we lost 10 of you there and 16 people used their pass.
15:39Let's have a look at the answer.
15:41It's B.
15:42There it is.
15:43Someone who got that wrong is Meg Salim.
15:46Where are you, Meg?
15:46Hi.
15:47Hello, Meg.
15:48I'm raging.
15:49Are you raging?
15:50Aye.
15:50You look like you're raging that you could jump over there and attack me raging.
15:53No, I'm not that raging.
15:54OK.
15:55What did you put?
15:56I put A.
15:56Just a miscount.
15:58Yeah.
15:58To be fair, it is any one out.
15:59I can't believe it.
16:00I work in finance as well.
16:01Oh, dear.
16:02I know.
16:02To be fair, you probably don't use that system of counting, though, do you?
16:05What do you do in your spare time, Meg?
16:07I have four cats and a dog.
16:09Joe, put your fingers in your ears.
16:10Yeah, so...
16:11You're not going to like this.
16:12Four cats.
16:13Yeah.
16:13Casper, Boris, Bruce and Bash.
16:16They're Bengals, so they're a bit different.
16:19What's the Bengals?
16:19They're big, hairy ones.
16:20They're leopard kind of ones.
16:22Oh, yeah.
16:22Yeah, so they love to swim.
16:24Yeah.
16:24And they're trained to use a human toilet.
16:27What do you mean?
16:28You're not telling me they stand up to wee?
16:29They sit on the toilet and do the toilet, so in the middle of the night...
16:32Hang on, hang on, hang on.
16:33There's a queue in our house with the toilet in the middle of the night.
16:35Just the cats sit like I would sit on a toilet.
16:38Yeah?
16:38Sits with its legs out.
16:40Yeah.
16:40Reading that magazine.
16:41No, no.
16:43Smoking a pipe.
16:45You know what?
16:45Sits with its legs out and its arms.
16:47No, it stands.
16:47It stands.
16:48It stands.
16:48But over the hole.
16:50Yeah.
16:50And then, don't tell me it flushes the chain.
16:52No, it can't.
16:53OK, of course not.
16:54Yeah.
16:55You're right.
16:55Cat people are mad.
16:57I'm on your side now, Joe.
16:58Listen, unlucky make.
17:00Right, so let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
17:03We're on £83,000.
17:08So we lost 10 of you there and 16 people
17:10passed, which means we now have 37 players left in the game.
17:14And it's time for the 40% question.
17:17Here it is.
17:20What word can be made by taking one letter from each circle
17:23in the order indicated?
17:25Your time starts now.
17:27What word can be made by taking one letter from each circle?
17:29Let's go.
17:31Let's go.
17:35Let's go.
17:35OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
18:05Right, we just lost one person, though. Let's have a look at the answer.
18:16Zigzag. OK, the person who got that wrong is Ben Payton.
18:19Yeah. What did you put, Ben? Nothing.
18:22I've completely frozen. I've already used my parts.
18:24Just couldn't see it at all? No, not at all.
18:26Were you not tempted to just put any six letters?
18:28I tried and then I ran out of time. OK, fair enough.
18:30Ben, short for Benjamin? Yes. Do you get called Ben or Benjamin?
18:33No, well, I used to get called Biscuit Boy quite a lot.
18:36Biscuit Boy? Yeah. Why Biscuit Boy?
18:38I like biscuits.
18:40Hell of a reason, I suppose.
18:42Genuine true story, sometimes people call me hobnob.
18:46I burnt it on the cooker.
18:48LAUGHTER
18:50Unlucky, Ben, somebody who got that right is Louise Disley.
18:53Hi. Well done. Feeling good?
18:55Yeah, I'm doing quite well, to be honest.
18:58Still got your pass? Yeah, still got it.
19:00You sound very surprised. Yeah.
19:02I thought I would have used it by now.
19:03Did you not think you were going to get this far?
19:05About 60, 50.
19:06Oh, OK. So you're doing better than you thought.
19:08Yeah. Are you feeling confident then?
19:09Yeah, I don't know. I'll see if I'll take the grand.
19:12Oh, is that what you're thinking? What would you do with the grand?
19:14I've actually parked on double yellows.
19:16What, here? Yeah.
19:18Yeah. So I don't know, I might get clamped.
19:20Oh, you will.
19:21So I was thinking, take the grand, pay the clamp.
19:23I'll be about 800 quid up then.
19:25Oh, you want to really start using that as the catchphrase for this show.
19:28Take the grand, pay the clamp.
19:30LAUGHTER
19:31All right, well, we'll keep our eye on you.
19:33Right, let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
19:37£84,000. That is quite a lot at this stage.
19:40Right, let's move on to the 35% question.
19:43Here it is.
19:57OK, you have 30 seconds and your time starts now.
20:13OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
20:31MUSIC PLAYS
20:49Right, we lost five of you there and 11 people used their pass.
20:52Let's have a look at the answer.
20:53It is B, rump, for grumpy.
20:57The sequences of letters are the name of Snow White Seven Dwarfs
21:00with the first and last letters removed.
21:02Somebody who didn't know that but used their pass is Stevie Cook.
21:06Lira.
21:07What do you do, Stevie?
21:08I run a locksmith company.
21:09Do you?
21:10Yeah.
21:11You've got a very deep voice.
21:12Yeah.
21:13I asked all the other night, so I asked my voice.
21:15You were screaming at them, were you?
21:16Yeah.
21:17Did they win?
21:18They did, actually, yeah.
21:19I was like, I'm on EastEnders.
21:21What are you going to do with the money, Stevie?
21:23Um, well, I'm getting...
21:25Well, well, that is a question.
21:28I'm getting married in, uh, next year.
21:30Are you?
21:31So, yeah, priority would be get a box at the Arsenal first.
21:34And then the change I'll use for the wedding, so...
21:37OK, so you're putting Arsenal before the marriage.
21:39Yeah.
21:40I hope so.
21:41All right.
21:42When you get married, are you going to be posh?
21:43Uh, getting married abroad.
21:44Are you?
21:45Cyprus, yeah.
21:46So, will all the tables have loads of silverware?
21:47Because you might not recognise it.
21:48No, no.
21:50Well done, Stevie.
21:51You're still in the game.
21:52That's what the pass is for.
21:53Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
21:58£95,000.
21:59Right, it's time for a quick break.
22:01Well done to everyone who's still in the game.
22:03We'll see you in a bit when someone here could win up to £100,000.
22:06Welcome back to the 1% Club.
22:18We've been asking questions which have been tested out on a cross-section of the British public.
22:21And we've been whittling down the contestants here tonight.
22:23And are left with 31 people with their lights still on.
22:27As a reward, any contestant who hasn't played their pass and still has their £1,000 now has a choice.
22:32Play on for the big money in the prize pot.
22:34Or you can take your £1,000 and leave the quiz right now.
22:36And there are only five people left with a pass, which is pretty low at this part of the game.
22:41So first of all, let's see which players still have their £1,000.
22:46So those of you with your lights on, you can take your money and leave the show if you want.
22:50Make your decision now.
22:51MUSIC
23:04Right, so only one of you have decided to take your £1,000 and leave the game.
23:07And it's Dylan Hopkins.
23:08Hi, Lee, you all right?
23:09Hello, Dylan. You all right?
23:11Yeah, pretty good.
23:12You didn't fancy your chances, did you?
23:13No.
23:14Was it always the plan to get this far and go?
23:16It was the goal, yeah.
23:17Get to the grand, get out.
23:19What are you going to do with it?
23:20There's a lot of things I could do.
23:21I've just got engaged, so I could go towards a wedding.
23:24That's the right answer, leave it at that.
23:26Or I could buy a new guitar.
23:27Ah, OK.
23:28What do you do?
23:29I'm an actor.
23:30Are you?
23:31But I work in a bank.
23:32OK.
23:33Well, will we have seen you in anything?
23:35Maybe in the background.
23:36I've done more theatre stuff than...
23:38I like the background stuff.
23:39What have you done?
23:40Sex education, Netflix.
23:42You've done sex education?
23:43Yeah.
23:44But only in the background?
23:45Yeah.
23:46Was it an orgy?
23:47That would be awful, wouldn't it, if you turned up for an orgy?
23:49Is it extra?
23:50And they went, erm...
23:51Go with the back, mate.
23:52LAUGHTER
23:53All right, listen.
23:54Well done, Dylan.
23:55You've got £1,000.
23:56Well done, you.
23:57Thank you very much.
23:58APPLAUSE
23:59Right, so the rest of you have decided to play on.
24:01Let's see if that gamble will pay off, and if any of you can go all the way and join
24:04the 1% Club.
24:05And remember, if you've still got your £1,000, you can pay for a pass to the next question.
24:10It is time for the 30% question.
24:12Let's take a look at this one.
24:15On a children's TV show, several cartoon characters are singing about the alphabet.
24:20If one character sings about all the vowels and each other character sings about three different letters,
24:26how many characters are singing in total to make sure every letter is included in the song?
24:3130 seconds starts now.
25:01OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
25:26Right, we lost 12 of you there. Let's have a look at the answer.
25:29It is eight.
25:31Somebody who got it right is Del Sharratt.
25:32Yeah.
25:33Hello, Del.
25:34How are you?
25:35I'm all right, thanks.
25:36Is that a traditional Scottish outfit?
25:38It's a national outfit.
25:40It's the national outfit.
25:41Are you wearing the kilt?
25:42I'm wearing a kilt, yeah.
25:44Can we have a look?
25:46That is a hell of a sporum.
25:48Look at that. That's fantastic.
25:51Nice.
25:52Are you...
25:54Traditional?
25:55Always, Lee.
25:56True Scotsman.
25:57Are you really? Underneath, there's nothing there?
25:58Always.
25:59Right.
26:00Just let's get that picture out of my head and then we'll carry on.
26:02Anyone waiting to see how you get on?
26:03I want my family to watch this.
26:04My wife, my parents.
26:05Like nothing.
26:06Bollocks out.
26:07Sorry.
26:08Did I say that out loud?
26:09I thought I just said it internally.
26:10Sorry.
26:11Anyone waiting to see how you get on?
26:12Yes, most of my family watch this.
26:14My wife...
26:15He's just hanging there.
26:16My parents.
26:17Whacking the inside of your legs.
26:18So, sorry, who's waiting to see how you get on?
26:20I won't do it again.
26:21That would be immature to do it again.
26:22But most of my family do watch this.
26:23My wife, my parents and my brothers.
26:24So, they're all rooting for me.
26:25Have you ever tripped up on it?
26:26Unfortunately not, no.
26:27No.
26:28Have you still got your pass?
26:29Certainly have.
26:30Yep.
26:31You must be one of the favourites then.
26:32Because there are only three passes left in the room.
26:33So, well done, Del.
26:34So, let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
26:37£96,000.
26:38So, we lost 12 of you there.
26:39No one passed.
26:40Which means we now have the prize pot.
26:41£96,000.
26:42So, we lost 12 of you there.
26:43No one passed.
26:44Which means we now have 18 players left in the game.
26:45We are at the 25% stage now.
26:48Let's take a look.
26:49Eight different common words appear within the word heartening when following these rules.
26:55They are all spelt correctly, have a minimum of two letters, and can be seen as the word heartening.
27:00Seven of the words are listed below.
27:01Which word is missing?
27:02And your time starts now.
27:30OK, your time is up.
27:51Let's see who got it right.
27:53Right, we lost three people there, and one person used their pass.
28:11Let's have a look at the answer.
28:12It's here.
28:13There it is in red.
28:14Somebody who got it right is Molly Makin.
28:16Hello, Molly Makin.
28:17Hi.
28:18Are you confident?
28:19I'm more confident than I was when we started.
28:22Have you still got a pass?
28:23No.
28:24You haven't got your pass.
28:25What did you use it on?
28:26The tally one.
28:27Oh, the number fives.
28:28Yeah.
28:29What do you do, Molly?
28:30I'm an animal behaviour student at the University of Chester.
28:33Oh, that sounds interesting.
28:34Yeah.
28:35What animals are you studying at the moment?
28:36Well, it's just started, so we've not gone specialised, but I have learnt a few interesting
28:41facts.
28:42Tell me.
28:43Dolphins tend to pass around pufferfish and bully them, like kick them out like a football,
28:48until they release certain toxins, and then they become intoxicated off it and enjoy
28:53it, so they bully pufferfish to get intoxicated.
28:56Is that true?
28:57Yeah.
28:58They get drunk on pufferfish?
28:59Yeah.
29:00That's fantastic.
29:01Yeah.
29:02Tell me another one.
29:03I love this.
29:04Me and my friends, we heard this theory that if you play jazz music to cows, that it relaxes
29:07them and gets them to come over to you.
29:09Right.
29:10Do you want to check?
29:11Are you now taking the mickey out of me?
29:12No.
29:13If I go tomorrow to a field with a saxophone, and you go, I can't believe you fell for
29:16that.
29:17Do you know, I did a TV show once, this is a true fact about cows.
29:20You know, if you name a cow, it produces more milk.
29:22Oh, wow.
29:23They prove that scientifically, and that is true, because my wife is always mentioned
29:27in the milkman's name, and we get loads of free milk.
29:30Well done, Molly.
29:32Now, two people in this room have got a pass.
29:34One of them is Nathan Davis.
29:35Yeah, over here.
29:36Did you think you would get this far and be one of only two people with a pass?
29:40No.
29:41Not a chance.
29:42No?
29:43Are you a competitive type?
29:44Erm, yeah.
29:45Play football regularly at a very low standard, and do the occasional eating challenge.
29:48What eating challenge?
29:49I've done a 100-ounce steak.
29:51I've done a few across America when we did a road trip.
29:55I've got the record for a chocolate challenge out in Bury.
29:58What's the chocolate challenge?
29:59So, it's a big slice of chocolate cake.
30:01Yeah.
30:02And then they've got, like, four chocolate cups, and they fill one with ice cream, one
30:06with cream, one with chocolate sauce, one with white chocolate sauce.
30:09And I got through that in three and a half minutes.
30:11What is the matter with you?
30:12That's what my wife said.
30:13Yeah.
30:14And you hold the record?
30:15Yeah.
30:16Are you going to go for any more records?
30:17I did one the other week, erm, but I think later in the year my plan is to
30:22attempt the Guinness World Record for the most fish fingers in a minute.
30:24What's the current record?
30:25The current record's ten, so you've got to go just over one every...
30:27Ten?
30:28Yeah, one every six seconds.
30:29I reckon I could do ten fish fingers.
30:30That's what everyone's said so far, but...
30:32Just to get them from Lidl.
30:33And what are you hoping to do?
30:36I've practised it, and I got to 12 or 13.
30:38Right.
30:39Can I ask you a question, Nathan?
30:40Have you got too much time on your hands?
30:42Well, listen, well done, Nathan.
30:44You're still with us, and the only other person with a pass is Del.
30:47So, well done, Del.
30:49APPLAUSE
30:51Right, let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
30:54We are on £97,000.
30:57APPLAUSE
30:59We've got 15 people still in the game, and we are down to the 20% question now.
31:03Let's take a look at this one.
31:05The ball of string below measures 100 metres.
31:08If I know it takes me one second to cut one metre from the ball,
31:12how many seconds would it take me to cut the whole thing into one metre lengths?
31:16And your time starts now.
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31:49How exciting.
31:50String cutting on ITV.
31:52Who needs Britain's Got Talent?
31:53Let's see who got it right.
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32:46Cranley. I was born in Newcastle. How long were you in Newcastle for?
32:50Initially, about, like, a year, two years. I was going to say, you couldn't sound any less like a Geordie.
32:54Well, it's a suppressed accent. It's very easy to do a Geordie accent.
32:57All you've got to do is start off hard as nails and end up terrified.
33:00What are you doing tonight? Me, I'm just going out for a drink, and they'll probably have a bag of chips.
33:05That's all you've got to do every time. Neil, well done, you're still with us. Thank you.
33:08Let's see what that's done to the prize put.
33:12£97,000 still.
33:12We're getting close to the end now, and it's time for the 15% question.
33:20Let's take a look.
33:22What letter replaces the question mark in the sequence below?
33:26The time starts now.
33:27We're getting close to the end now.
33:29We're getting close to the end now.
33:29We're getting close to the end now.
33:30We're getting close to the end now.
33:31We're getting close to the end now.
33:32We're getting close to the end now.
33:33We're getting close to the end now.
33:34We're getting close to the end now.
33:35We're getting close to the end now.
33:36We're getting close to the end now.
33:37We're getting close to the end now.
33:38We're getting close to the end now.
33:39We're getting close to the end now.
33:40We're getting close to the end now.
33:41We're getting close to the end now.
33:42We're getting close to the end now.
33:43We're getting close to the end now.
33:44We're getting close to the end now.
33:46We're getting close to the end now.
33:47We're getting close to the end now.
33:48OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
34:18Right, we lost seven people, though. Let's have a look at the answer.
34:21It's W. They are the eight main compass points.
34:24W completes north-west.
34:26So, somebody who got it right is Nathan Davis.
34:29Still with us, Nathan. Feeling peckish?
34:31This is the one time I've not got an appetite.
34:32Really? If you get to the 1% question,
34:35can we give you a massive cake and see if you can eat it in 30 seconds
34:38instead of answering the question? I'm up for that.
34:40That would be easy, wouldn't it? Yeah. Be more relaxing, wouldn't it?
34:42You're down to the final three. You must be feeling confident now.
34:45I didn't think I'd get anywhere near this, so no. OK.
34:48Have you still got your pass? Yes.
34:50That puts you in a very strong position.
34:52And I think someone else has also got a pass.
34:54Del, you've still got it? Still got it, yeah.
34:56So, you got that quite quickly, or to the wire, or...?
34:59I wasn't actually sure. I was trying to work out the compass points
35:02and I just guessed. I think... Did you?
35:04Was it a bit of a guess? Mm-hm.
35:06You would rather guess than use your pass?
35:07I was maybe about 80% sure. But not perfectly sure.
35:10Totally sure. All right, Del.
35:12Neil Crossley, you're still with us. Yes, sir.
35:14Now, Neil, the other two have got passes and you haven't.
35:16Is that correct? Yes.
35:18How does that make you feel?
35:19Even worse than I thought I'd feel. OK, good.
35:23Well, I'm here to make you feel better. Thank you.
35:24That's good. What do you do in your spare time, Neil?
35:26Play a little bit of Fat Dads football, just with, like,
35:28other friends from a group of all dads and mostly all fat,
35:31and so it sets the expectation around how good we're going to be.
35:33Do you mind me asking how old you are? I'm 48.
35:3648. Well, I play with dads where 48, you'd be the youngest player.
35:40My son was watching and said,
35:42is this walking football that you hear about?
35:44And I went, no, that's just how we play.
35:47He thought the rule was you weren't allowed to run.
35:49Listen, good luck to all three of you.
35:52You've made it this far. You've done very well.
35:54APPLAUSE
35:55Right, let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
35:59Nothing, because they didn't use their pass.
36:02£97,000.
36:04APPLAUSE
36:05We are down to our last three players.
36:07After the break, we'll find out which of our remaining contestants
36:09could go on and play the 1% question.
36:11We'll see you in a bit.
36:12APPLAUSE
36:14MUSIC
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36:22Welcome back to the 1% Club.
36:23We are very nearly at the point where we will discover
36:25who our winner will be.
36:26Now, here's how the end of the game works.
36:28Whoever does the best here tonight will win £10,000.
36:30But if they're feeling brave, they can risk their £10,000
36:33by trying to answer the 1% question.
36:35Get it right and they will win everything in the prize pot,
36:37which is currently sitting at...
36:39..97,000.
36:41APPLAUSE
36:42And remember, the two of you who still have your £1,000
36:45can pay for a pass, but you can't use it on the 1% question.
36:48But if you've still got it at the 1% question,
36:50then you get to keep that £1,000, no matter what happens.
36:53OK, there are only three people left in the quiz,
36:56and it's now time for the 10% question.
36:58Let's take a look at this one.
37:00This archery target has 11 scoring rings.
37:05If the outermost ring scores one point
37:07and the next one scores two points,
37:09all the way to 11 points for the innermost circle,
37:12how many points in total has this archer scored
37:15with their four arrows?
37:17The time starts now.
37:19It's not there.
37:20If you go ahead and test the line,
37:20orichtacing the pin ever,
37:22and then the new one goes back before we fight from...
37:23There's no luck.
37:24So you won't see things of it.
37:25It goes with work,
37:26and it out there!
37:26All right, 2 points on the goal of speaking and keeping stage
37:28one point in...
37:29Here's how to make these decisions.
37:29Each point is safer,
37:32the time is a relatively good person we'll wrap up.
37:33It's a missing jetzt ever.
37:35To tell us, and over here,
37:37find me what's cheating!
37:37Itouff games lead to Circumstack!
37:39OK, your time is up.
37:50Just when you thought archery couldn't get any more exciting.
37:53Let's see who got it right.
37:54We lost no-one there. All three of them got it right.
38:10Let's have a look at the answer.
38:11APPLAUSE
38:12It's 23 and there's the maths.
38:14OK, so you're all still in,
38:16and it means that you're all one question away
38:18from answering a 1% question.
38:20Nathan and Del, you still have your pass.
38:23Neil, you're going to have to get the 5% question right
38:25to make it to the 1% question.
38:27So, well done, you three.
38:32Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
38:34I think we know nothing at all because they didn't use the pass.
38:37£97,000.
38:39We are down to the 5% question.
38:42So, remember, Nathan and Del,
38:44it's the last time you can pay for a pass.
38:46Let's take a look at it.
38:50Kevin messages on his old phone.
38:52Midway through his message, the keys started to stick,
38:55so no matter how many times he pushed them,
38:57just the first letter came up.
38:59Where does he want to meet?
39:01The time starts now.
39:03I'm Jeff Vorteil.
39:04That's a good deal.
39:05Peccyon in theater,
39:08what's our biggest rap zombies,
39:10do they want to meet them?
39:11That's good point,
39:12the listeners who do that is.
39:13How do they want to meet them?
39:14That's a fun one day.
39:15Hopefully let's get home better.
39:16Twitter them both,
39:18and they're associating to the contest.
39:19I'm Jeff lieber Jim Morley.
39:20We love you.
39:21I'm Jeff Miller.
39:22I'm Jeff Miller.
39:23Marketよ332.
39:24Thanks a lot.
39:25It's a good point.
39:26I'masındaihnak.
39:27Met ummmasanah or nationality.
39:28Your game?
39:30OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
39:36MUSIC PLAYS
39:49We've lost none of you. Let's have a look at the answer.
39:52APPLAUSE
39:54It's library. Library is the only seven-letter place
39:57that can be spelt out with that combination of keys.
40:00So we have our finalists. Congratulations.
40:02Nathan Davis.
40:04Del Sharratt.
40:06And Neil Crossley.
40:08You've made it through to the 1% question. Come down and join me.
40:17Because you've done so well and made it to our final question,
40:20you win a share of £10,000.
40:22And Del, because you didn't actually use your pass,
40:25you are guaranteed to leave with your £1,000 whatever.
40:28So well done.
40:29APPLAUSE
40:31And now you all face a dilemma.
40:32You can leave the show now and take your share,
40:34which works out at...
40:353,333.
40:38Or you can risk it all by attempting the 1% question.
40:41Get it right and you win your share of everything in the prize pot,
40:44which stands at...
40:47£98,000.
40:49APPLAUSE
40:51Get it wrong and you will leave with nothing.
40:54And of course, Nathan, because you used your pass on the 5% question,
40:57this applies to you as well, I'm afraid.
40:59Obviously, if one of you decides to play on and gets it right,
41:01then you'll win all the prize pots.
41:02If more than one of you decides to play,
41:03you'll win a share of it with anybody else who gets it right.
41:06So, it's now time to make your decision.
41:08MUSIC PLAYS
41:10OK, all your lights are on, which means that you've all decided to play on.
41:23APPLAUSE
41:25Good luck, guys.
41:27So, after whittling down the contestants here in the studio,
41:30we are left with a 1% question.
41:32If you all get this right, you will win your share of the prize pot
41:36and become members of the 1% Club.
41:39Good luck.
41:40This is your 1% question.
41:45What is the total if you add up all the numbers that appear
41:48across consecutive letters in the following sentence?
41:52Your time starts now.
41:55MUSIC PLAYS
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42:26OK, your time is up. Your answers are locked in so you can't change them.
42:29Next, we'll ask what you put. We'll start with you, Del.
42:3119.
42:3219. Nathan?
42:3321.
42:3421.
42:35Neil?
42:362.
42:37You put 2.
42:38So, we're looking for 19 or 21 or 2.
42:41Let's have a look at the answer.
42:4721.
42:50Congratulations, Nathan. You are the winner.
42:52You get everything in the prize box.
42:54CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
42:57£98,000.
43:06Let's have another look at the answer.
43:08There they are in red. We've got a 10, we've got an eight,
43:11we've got a one and we've got a two.
43:13Add them together, you get 21.
43:15Congratulations, Nathan.
43:16You are in.
43:17The 1% Club.
43:18Good night.
43:19APPLAUSE
43:20Whoopal!
43:21Thank you,ациюi!
43:22Thank you, vaccination.
43:23What were we doing with our Loch Rróding?
43:24To bury theidas, please come out.
43:26Ready?
43:28Aaah.
43:29Awesome.
43:30Tell me that you want to eat.
43:31She's the only one.
43:32Thank you, madam.
43:34Mentor II Les, you need to curtains all the way.
43:36Hmm.
43:37Because it combines transitioning from standing in the red bills that beientôt,
43:39you know what needs to know and to worry.
43:40Then you will haveруз Одuc people playing around and pre-camp.
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