The 1% Club was back on screens for another repeat episode – however, bosses of the show, fronted by Lee Mack, have now revealed its future
Lee Mack halts The 1% Club after player’s ‘bizarre’ confession
The 1% Club bosses have revealed if a new series is coming back to screens.
The ITV series, fronted by Lee Mack, has been a hit with viewers since the start, back in 2021. The programme follows 100 players test their logic in a bid to take home the huge £100,000 cash prize.
Unlike most quizzes, the players don’t need to know tons about general knowledge, because it’s more about showing your skills in common sense and logic. It’s not as easy as it may sound, though, because winning the top prize of £100k involves tackling a question that only 1% of the country would get right.
And on Saturday (July 20) the show returned to screens – but it was another repeat episode from series 1. However, the show’s official X account also recently revealed the future of The 1% Club.
Lee hosts the beloved gameshow(Image: (Image: ITV))
One fan asked: “Do we have a new series coming our way for next year?” The show replied: “Hopefully more new episodes later in the year and LOTS of new episodes next year.”
What’s more, fans watching the repeat episode also noticed a huge change to game show, compared to more recent seasons. Talking about Saturday’s episode (July 20), a viewer pointed out: “This is the series where the questions were really small on the screen and none of us could read them.”
Fans noticed how bosses increased the size of the questions
The fan added: “Thank you for listening to all of our tweets asking for that to be improved.”
Back during the early series’ of The 1% Club, fans bombarded the ITV show with complaints pointing out that the questions and answers were “way too small” for viewers to see at home.
The show has also confirmed when it’s coming back
One person said at the time: “How on earth are we meant to play along at home if we can’t read the questions?” While a second added: “Why they can’t make the questions bigger so it’s easier to read? Only 1 per cent of people can see some of those questions.”
A third chimed in and proclaimed: “They say the graphics are bigger than the previous series but I still have to lean forward and squint and I’m wearing my glasses! #The1PercentClub.”
The 1% Club airs Saturdays on ITV1
