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00:00Have you got what it takes to make it all the way to our final question and join the 1% Club?
00:17Anyone has a chance to win because this quiz isn't about how much you know, it's about how your brain really works.
00:21As all our questions are about logic and common sense.
00:24So who will make it to the end and answer a question?
00:26Only 1% of the country can get right and win up to £100,000.
00:32Happy Christmas everyone, let's play the 1% Club Christmas Special.
00:39And hoping to win tonight, it's our 100 players.
00:46So welcome to the 1% Club Christmas Special.
00:49Now, as ever, give us a cheer if you think you're getting an extra Christmas present this year by getting to the 1% question.
00:56Gentleman up there, what's your name?
00:58I'm Rick from Southport.
01:00Well, that is my hometown.
01:01It is, sir, yes.
01:02You knew that, did you?
01:03I did, yes, I've been following you for a while.
01:05Following me sounds a bit worrying.
01:07Your career.
01:08OK.
01:09Why do you think you're going to do so well?
01:11I've played along for a long time and I think I've got a pretty logistic brain.
01:14Any good Christmas presents?
01:15The worst Christmas present I ever got was probably from my father.
01:19OK.
01:20He got me a lovely bottle of Baileys that was not only open but went off four years prior to that.
01:25In a bag that said, to Dad, Happy Christmas, love Bex, which is my sister.
01:31I cannot lie, you are dressed like a man that drank it this morning.
01:35But listen, good luck to you.
01:37Now, don't forget you can play along at home if you want.
01:39All you have to do is download the app.
01:40OK, good luck to everybody.
01:45You all know the rules by now, so let's just get on with it.
01:48It's time for our first question.
01:50So, this is one that 90% of our survey got right.
01:53Let's see how you do.
01:56Which word regularly heard over the festive season is represented here?
02:01And your time starts now.
02:07Some of our contestants looking at S plus mug.
02:10OK, your time is up.
02:27Let's see how many people are out.
02:28Right, we lost five people.
02:47Let's have a look at the answer.
02:49Cheers.
02:50CH plus ears.
02:51Cheers.
02:52Unfortunately, if your lights are off, then you're out of the game, just like Neil Patel.
02:56Hello.
02:56What did you put, mate?
02:58Christmas.
02:59I can't believe it.
03:00Anything in the ears that was saying wrist-mas?
03:03You know what?
03:04It's just I've been hearing Christmas all day today and it just came out.
03:08You just didn't see the ears at all and never mind.
03:11What do you do, Neil?
03:12I'm a part-time Santa Claus.
03:15What did you do that?
03:16So a couple of years ago at my daughter's nursery, they needed a Santa Claus, so they asked all
03:21the parents if they wanted to be Santa.
03:23So I put my name down, not thinking that I would be called up to be Santa Claus.
03:27Yeah.
03:28So anyway, I got the role to be Santa Claus at Christmas.
03:31Yeah.
03:31Did it in front of about 50 children, about 49 of them cried, so...
03:36What did you say to them that made them cry?
03:39Cheers.
03:39If only you had.
03:45Well done, Neil.
03:47So there are 95 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.
03:57Good start, we're on £5,000.
04:00OK, it's time for the 80% question.
04:03So this is a question that 80% of the people we asked got right.
04:06Let's see how you get on with this one.
04:09A six-foot snowman built at midday on Christmas Day took 23 hours to melt.
04:15If five more identical snowmen were built at the same time on the same day as the first,
04:21how many hours would it take for them to melt?
04:25And your time starts now.
04:29This is one of those questions which seems easy at first, but only because it is.
04:32OK, your time is up.
04:52Let's see who got it right.
04:53So we lost one of you.
05:08Let's have a look at the answer.
05:11It's 23.
05:12Any number of snowmen the same size and build will take exactly the same time to melt.
05:17So the one person we lost there is Steve Brown.
05:20Hi, Steve.
05:21I'm here.
05:21What did you put, Steve?
05:23I went to put 23, but I just put three in and press confirm.
05:26You forgot the two.
05:27I forgot the two.
05:27And you'd hit confirm.
05:28I did.
05:29OK, never mind.
05:30What do you do?
05:31I work in a supermarket.
05:33Which part?
05:33On the checkouts.
05:35Do you do anything festive?
05:36Father Christmas.
05:37You are Father Christmas?
05:38Yes.
05:38How are you?
05:39Not in the supermarket I'm working now, but before.
05:41And what was that like?
05:42That was fun.
05:43Yeah?
05:44Especially when I said to this child, are you going to leave me a mince pie out?
05:47And he says, no, you're too fat.
05:48I'll leave you a carrot.
05:51Well, that's lovely.
05:52Aren't kids wonderful?
05:55Let's see what that's done to the price point.
06:00£6,000.
06:02Right, we're on to the 70% question now.
06:06Let's have a look at this one.
06:08Four children were asked to draw a picture of Father Christmas with a big beard,
06:12a big red hat and glasses.
06:14Which child drew the correct picture?
06:17And your time starts now.
06:19OK, your time is up.
06:44Let's be honest.
06:44None of these are good enough to go on the fridge, are they?
06:47Let's see.
06:48You've got it right.
06:49Right, we lost 11 on that one.
07:09Let's have a look at the answer.
07:11It is Franklin.
07:13So we lost 11 of you there, including...
07:15You've got to be kidding me.
07:16Charles Dickinson.
07:17You also put it wrong, didn't you?
07:19Hello, Charles Dickinson.
07:21Hello, Lee.
07:22Are you annoyed?
07:23I'm livid.
07:24What did you put?
07:25The wrong answer.
07:27The blue shows me that.
07:29Which one did you put?
07:31Ranvier.
07:32One without a beard, yeah?
07:33Yeah, but it looks like he's got a beard with his glasses.
07:35Have you got dodgy eyes?
07:36No dodgy glasses.
07:39You wouldn't be needing dodgy glasses if you didn't have dodgy eyes, though, would you?
07:41Correct.
07:42I like you, because you've got a very Christmassy name, but not a very Christmassy tone.
07:47Well, it looks like a beard through these glasses.
07:50Ho, ho, bloody ho.
07:52How did you think you would do today?
07:54I thought I'd do better than this.
07:56I'm going to get destroyed at home.
07:58So you didn't have any great expectations.
08:05Unlucky Charles.
08:07Samantha Oakley, we've lost you as well.
08:08Were I, Samantha?
08:09No.
08:10That's a very regal wave.
08:11I like that.
08:12What did you put?
08:13I put Lottie.
08:15I feel like small is quite subjective and, you know.
08:17Tell me about it.
08:21You know what I mean?
08:21That is my catchphrase in the bedroom.
08:25So, what?
08:27Oh, very festive.
08:28Happy Christmas, kids.
08:30Listen, unlucky.
08:32Right, let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
08:37£22,000.
08:38Right, we've lost 11 of you there, which means we now have 83 people left in the game.
08:43Time for the 60% question.
08:47Let's have a look at this one.
08:48Isaac is trying to figure out which Christmas present is his.
08:53He's been given a few clues to help him.
08:56What number is Isaac's present?
08:58OK, your time starts now.
08:59MUSIC PLAYS
09:18OK, your time is up.
09:32Looks like a Christmas special of Deal or No Deal.
09:35Let's see if you've got it right.
09:36MUSIC PLAYS
09:38Right, we've lost five people.
09:55Let's have a look at the answer.
09:57It's five.
09:58It's the only one that obeys all the rules.
10:00So, we've lost Kelly Lane there.
10:01Where are you, Kelly Lane?
10:02I'm here.
10:03Hiya, Kelly.
10:03You all right?
10:04Yeah.
10:04You sound angry.
10:06What's that on your head?
10:07Oh.
10:10What did you put, Kelly?
10:11I was torn between three and five.
10:13Oh, that's annoying.
10:14And I got a bit discombobulated and just run out of time.
10:16Oh, dear.
10:17Never mind.
10:18What did you do, Kelly?
10:19I'm the Geordie lollipop lady who does life modelling, simple as.
10:24You do life modelling?
10:25Yeah.
10:26Meaning naked?
10:27Yeah, everything.
10:29But you also told us you were a lollipop lady.
10:30I am.
10:31You're not telling me you sit there naked with a big lollipop?
10:33No, no, not with me.
10:33No.
10:34Because that's going to really confuse the kids.
10:36Yeah.
10:37Yeah, you don't do both at the same time.
10:39God, no.
10:39Don't cross with her.
10:40Don't look at her in the eyes.
10:41Just keep...
10:41Just go a different way.
10:44Mark Wiseman, ironically.
10:46You're out.
10:47Yeah.
10:48Oh, Mark.
10:49You know, with a name like Wiseman, I'm going to take the mickey.
10:51But I'm not, because it's Christmas and it's a festive name.
10:53Yeah, I don't feel very wise right now.
10:55Oh, dear.
10:56What did you put?
10:57I put seven, because I didn't read the stripes bit.
11:00Did you run out of time?
11:01No.
11:02You just didn't read it?
11:02I was very confident.
11:04Oh, dear.
11:04Never mind, Mark.
11:05Are you a competitive type?
11:07No.
11:07So you don't really care that you're out?
11:09Well, I'm pleased that I was out after the wife, who went out on the first question.
11:13Oh, your wife is here.
11:14Where is your wife?
11:15Are you Mrs Wiseman?
11:15I am.
11:16We've got two wise men.
11:17If only we had one more.
11:20There's a woman putting her hand up at the back.
11:22Is your name Wiseman?
11:22It is indeed.
11:23We have the three wise men.
11:27If anyone else is called Wiseman, don't say anything.
11:30You will ruin it.
11:32Any donkeys in or virgins?
11:35Let's be realistic.
11:36Any donkeys in?
11:39What did you go out on?
11:41The first one.
11:42You went out on the 90%?
11:44That's your wife.
11:45That is your wife.
11:48Well, listen, unlucky, but the third wise man is still with us.
11:51So, well done.
11:52So, let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
11:59£22,000.
12:01So, time for a quick break.
12:03We've lost 22 people here already.
12:04Hope you're doing okay at home.
12:05And don't forget, you can play along on the app.
12:07After the break, we'll be moving closer to seeing if anyone here can answer the 1% question.
12:10See you in a bit.
12:11Welcome back to the 1% Club Christmas special.
12:24We started off with 100 people and now we're down to 78.
12:28The person who does best here tonight could be going home with up to £100,000.
12:31So, well done to everyone who's still in the game.
12:36And from now on, we are going to give you the option to pay for a pass to the next question.
12:39And if you do, your £1,000 will be transferred to the prize pot.
12:42However, if you get as far as the 30% question without using your pass,
12:46you'll get the chance to take your £1,000 and leave the game.
12:49Right, it is time for the 50% question.
12:53Let's take a look.
12:56How many different letters appear more than once in the following phrase?
13:00The time starts now.
13:01How many different letters appear more than once in the following phrase?
13:31OK, your time is up.
13:34Let's see who got it right.
13:55OK, we lost a few of you there.
13:5714 people got it wrong.
13:58Let's have a look at the answer.
14:00It is four.
14:01There they are.
14:02We've lost Kaylan Williamson.
14:03Where are you, Kaylan?
14:04I'm Healy.
14:05And what did you put?
14:06I put three because my stupid acrylic nails were covering the E,
14:11so I only counted the A, P and Y.
14:13Let's have a look at your nails.
14:15They're really outgrown as well, so this is quite embarrassing.
14:18I needed the money to pay for new nails.
14:20You made me feel bad.
14:22Never mind.
14:22Are you a festive person?
14:23I am actually very festively because I'm one of Santa's elves in the actual Lapland.
14:30In real Lapland?
14:32In real Lapland, indeed.
14:33I'm so genuinely star-struck.
14:36Stop it.
14:37Did you?
14:40Say what, you almost had me eye out with those nails.
14:44Did you get my letter?
14:46I did, indeed, Lee.
14:47Yeah?
14:48Which list was I on?
14:48Well, you're not on the naughty list now.
14:50I'm embarrassed on national television.
14:52I hope you enjoyed your presents, though.
14:54Oh, I did.
14:55It's sounding a bit sordid now, isn't it?
14:57I know, sorry.
14:59You get my letter.
15:00Yeah, you've been a naughty boy.
15:03Listen, unlucky Kaylan.
15:05Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
15:09£37,000.
15:12OK, it's time for the 45-cent question.
15:15Let's have a look at this one.
15:16Which of these does not represent a correct line
15:20from the festive song, The Twelve Days of Christmas?
15:23OK, your time starts now.
15:32Okay, your time is up.
15:56Let's see whose lights are still on.
16:02Right, we lost five of you and six people used their pass.
16:17Let's have a look at the answer.
16:20It is C. You don't need any knowledge of the song.
16:22You just need to spot that 13 of anything would be impossible
16:25in a song about the 12 days of Christmas.
16:27Somebody who got that wrong is Kapil Roy.
16:29Yeah, just the app.
16:30Hello, Kapil. What did you put?
16:31I put D, but I miscounted the drummers.
16:35I counted 12, and I'm thinking, oh, well, there's definitely 12,
16:37and I thought, and then I'm going back and counting A,
16:39then B, then C, but, yeah.
16:41I can't believe that we've got Charles Dickens in
16:43and also one of his characters.
16:44This is incredible.
16:45I was going to put A, he was going to put B,
16:47he was going to put C, he was going to put D, you know what I mean?
16:49In the end, I just went for E.
16:51I thought I could have written.
16:53Hey, I'm from Rochester.
16:54That's where Charles Dickens wrote loads of his stuff.
16:56Yeah, you sound like a proper Dickensian character.
16:59Well, he based Fagin' on me back in the day.
17:01Did he?
17:02All right, listen, well done, Kapil.
17:04Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
17:07We are on.
17:08£48,000.
17:09So, we lost five of you there and six people passed,
17:13which means we now have 59 players left in the game.
17:16OK, it's time for the 40% question.
17:20Let's take a look at this one.
17:21And your time starts now.
18:16OK, your time is up.
18:18And if any parent is not happy that I've just encouraged their kids to wake up at 4am on Christmas Day,
18:22don't forget I read them, I don't write them.
18:24Let's see if we've got it right.
18:25We've lost nine of you there and seven people used their pass.
18:47Let's have a look at the answer.
18:49It is 3.51am.
18:50All the tasks take nine minutes in total.
18:53Somebody who got that wrong is Maggie Craig.
18:55Oh, yeah.
18:55What did you put, Maggie?
18:563.50am.
18:57Oh, that's annoying.
18:58Tell me this, do you enjoy Christmas?
19:00Love it.
19:01Do you?
19:01Have you ever had any bad Christmases?
19:03The first Christmas we were married, he bought me perfume that his mother wore.
19:09Oh, that's a bit odd.
19:11Did he say, I want you to smell like mummy?
19:14Mmm.
19:15I wondered about that.
19:16I want you to smell like mummy.
19:19Has he made up for it since?
19:20No.
19:21Oh.
19:22No other presents?
19:23No, he asks me, what would you like for Christmas?
19:26And?
19:27I told him I'd like a purse, pyjamas and perfume.
19:32Nice.
19:33So he get me that for ten years in a row.
19:36The same three things, ten years in a row?
19:39And then I asked him if he could change it.
19:42And?
19:42And I said, some jewellery.
19:44Nice.
19:45So I got that for the next ten years.
19:48Okay.
19:49And I've been married 50 years, so...
19:51All right.
19:52This could be an Alan Bleasdale drama.
19:55Well, well done, Maggie, for getting this far.
19:57Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
19:58£62,000.
20:03Right, let's move on to the 35% question.
20:07Here it is.
20:09A round Christmas cake is cut through its middle from north to south,
20:13from east to west, and from north-west to south-east.
20:17How many pieces of cake are there now?
20:19Okay, you have 30 seconds, and your time starts now.
20:51Okay, your time is up.
20:54Give us a cheer if you stopped thinking about this
20:55and started thinking about cake.
20:58Let's see who got it right.
20:59Right, we lost 15 of you, and five people used their pass.
21:24Let's have a look at the answer.
21:25It's six, and there they are.
21:28So, we lost Niall McKenna.
21:30Niall, what did you put?
21:32Ten.
21:33You put ten?
21:33Yeah.
21:34Yeah, I can see how that can happen.
21:36What do you do, Niall?
21:37How did you see it?
21:37Because I didn't.
21:40How you could put ten?
21:41Yeah, because I got totally mixed up in the whole counting of it.
21:44So, where do you see ten?
21:45I was just trying to be kind.
21:46That's all I was doing.
21:47I'll do it again, then.
21:48What's your answer?
21:50Ten.
21:50Ten?
21:51You bloomin' idiot.
21:52Is that what you'd have preferred?
21:54It's Christmas.
21:55I was trying to help.
21:55Oh, Merry Christmas.
21:58Do you like Christmas?
22:00I do surely, yeah.
22:01Yeah, what do you do at Christmas?
22:02Once turned on my local Christmas tree lights,
22:05dressed as the Irish famous duo, Jedward.
22:08Can I be absolutely honest?
22:09I cannot believe you're sat there looking like that
22:11and you went as Jedward rather than the Proclaimers.
22:14Surely they are the twins to go as.
22:17Who's the Proclaimers?
22:18You don't know who the Proclaimers are?
22:20Oh, the drunk Scottish ones.
22:22They're not drunk, they're just Scottish.
22:24Oh, well.
22:25OK, well, unlucky Niall.
22:27Cheers.
22:27Let's see what that's done to the prize pot.
22:32£76,000.
22:34Right, start for a quick break.
22:35Well done to everyone who's doing the game.
22:36We'll see you in a bit when someone here could win up to £100,000.
22:50Welcome back to the One Percent Club Christmas special.
22:52We've been asking questions which have been tested out
22:54on a cross-section of the British public
22:55and we've been whittling down the contestants here tonight
22:57and are left with 35 people with the lights still on.
23:00As a reward, any contestant who hasn't played their pass
23:03and still has their £1,000 now has a choice.
23:05Play on for the big money in the prize pot
23:06or you can take your £1,000 and leave the quiz right now.
23:09So, first of all, let's see which players still have their £1,000.
23:14So, those of you with your lights on,
23:15you can take your money and leave the show if you want.
23:17Please make your decision right now.
23:19Right, so only one of you has decided to take your £1,000.
23:34It's Dean Baldock.
23:36Yeah, Dean.
23:37You decided to take your money.
23:38Were you not feeling confident?
23:39No, I think I squeaked through the last couple of rounds.
23:41Did you?
23:41Yeah.
23:42Was it always the plan to get this far and go?
23:44No, I normally do quite well at home.
23:45I get down to sort of 15%, 10% and then it goes to pot from there.
23:48Oh, right.
23:49So, you thought, play safe.
23:51Yeah.
23:51Yes.
23:51A grand's a grand, isn't it?
23:52A grand.
23:53And, of course, during this festive period, it comes in handy.
23:55What are you going to do with it?
23:56Well, me and my wife got married back in May
23:58and we've not had a honeymoon yet,
24:00so I think I'll take her somewhere nice.
24:01Oh, where are you going?
24:03She wants to go Lake Como, somewhere like that.
24:05Nice.
24:05Off of Italy, so...
24:06Well, listen, well done for winning £1,000.
24:08Well done, Dean.
24:12Right, so the rest of you have decided to play on.
24:14Let's see if that gamble will pay off
24:15and if any of you can go all the way and join the 1% club.
24:18And remember, if you've still got your £1,000,
24:19you can pay for a pass to the next question.
24:22It's time for the 30% question.
24:25Here it is.
24:27Take a look at this image.
24:29What number do you get if you subtract the number of baubles
24:32from the number of presents?
24:35And your time starts now.
24:38Take a look at this image.
25:08Time is up.
25:09Let's see if you've got it right.
25:27Right, we lost six people.
25:29Let's have a look at the answer.
25:31OK, it's 12.
25:3217 presents, five baubles equals 12.
25:35We've lost Terry Robson.
25:36Were you, Terry?
25:37Yeah.
25:37Hello, Terry.
25:38Oh, we've actually lost Father Christmas.
25:41Yeah.
25:42What did you put, Terry?
25:43I miscounted the baubles.
25:45I didn't see the one right at the bottom in the centre.
25:47It's an annoying one, that, isn't it?
25:48You were one out, were you?
25:49Yeah, I was one out.
25:50What do you do, Terry?
25:5130 years ago, I decided not to buy any Christmas cards for anybody.
25:54Too expensive, so I make my own.
25:56You make them for everybody?
25:57Yeah, every Christmas card we send out, I make.
26:00It's hand-drawn.
26:01All crafted out of paper.
26:03In fact, I did a special one.
26:04Yes.
26:05Because I knew I was coming here.
26:06A 1% Club Christmas card.
26:08That is lovely.
26:09I like that.
26:13Hang on, you've got to put it back in your pocket.
26:15Is that not for me?
26:16If you want it, I'll give it to you.
26:17Of course I want it.
26:18I mean, I don't want to sound unfested,
26:19but I could market them and make a killing.
26:21It's 17 quid, Lee.
26:23All right, forget it.
26:23I don't want to.
26:25What would you have done with the money?
26:26I'd probably buy another kilt.
26:28How many have you got?
26:29I've got 13.
26:3013 kilts?
26:31Yeah.
26:31You don't sound Scottish to me.
26:33I'm not Scottish, no.
26:33I'm Northumbering.
26:34But I need another kilt so I can wear a different one each fortnight.
26:37One every day.
26:38What, a day for a fortnight, yeah.
26:39Oh, OK.
26:39And do you wear these kilts?
26:41I do, all the time.
26:42Are you traditional?
26:44I think you know what I'm asking.
26:45My boots and my hose.
26:47What?
26:48Socks and boots.
26:49I mean, I like to brag about my own,
26:51but calling it a hose...
26:52No.
26:53You have to reel it in.
26:54It's what we call socks.
26:56What have you got to do there?
26:57Just my boots and a hose.
26:59Peril.
27:01That's brilliant.
27:02Well done, Terry.
27:03Let's see what that's done to the prize putt.
27:04We're on £82,000.
27:09So we've got six of you there and three people passed,
27:11which means we now have 28 players left in the game.
27:14We are at the 25% stage now.
27:18Here's the question.
27:19The children are singing Auld Lang Syne together on New Year's Eve.
27:24Who is holding the left hand of the child
27:27who is holding the left hand of the child
27:29who is next to a child
27:31whose right hand is not held by anyone?
27:34Your time starts now.
28:05OK, your time is up.
28:08Let's see who got it right.
28:09MUSIC PLAYS
28:11Right, we've lost six of you
28:27and ten people used their pass.
28:29Let's have a look at the answer.
28:31It's Dina.
28:32Dina is holding Miko's left hand.
28:33Miko is holding Sade's left hand.
28:35And Sade is next to Jenny
28:36whose right hand is not held by anyone.
28:39Anybody else feeling sick?
28:41I'm trying to answer that question.
28:43Somebody who didn't know it but used their pass.
28:46Good Christmas name.
28:47Jesus Sanchez.
28:49That's me.
28:50Are you Jesus or Jesus?
28:51Jesus, yeah.
28:51Jesus.
28:52Jesus, well done.
28:53You've used your pass.
28:54That's what it's for.
28:56What's Christmas like for you?
28:57I usually go back home
28:58because I'm from Spain.
28:59OK.
29:00So my little tradition is
29:02I like to have my once a year bath.
29:05I have my bath.
29:06Once a year bath?
29:08Is that what you just said?
29:09Yeah, but like I usually...
29:10On national television?
29:11I usually shower, just to be clear.
29:13OK.
29:14But I don't really take baths
29:15except for that...
29:16Once a year?
29:17Yeah, so like...
29:17I mean, you brought it up.
29:18How often do you shower?
29:19Every day.
29:20Just check it.
29:21You don't shower every day, do you?
29:23Yeah.
29:23Because once a year you have a bath.
29:25Yeah, true.
29:26Unfortunately, turn his blue light on.
29:28Do just the best Christmas,
29:29the Spanish or the English.
29:31You know what?
29:31I haven't spent many Christmases in here.
29:34I always go back home,
29:35so maybe I'm missing out.
29:36I don't know.
29:36Yes, I think you are.
29:37This is the place to be.
29:39If you want proper family arguments
29:41and people falling asleep
29:43and your grandmother farting,
29:44you are in the wrong country in Spain.
29:47Well, listen, well done, Jesus.
29:48You're still with us.
29:49Another great name for Christmas,
29:50Holly Jenkins.
29:51What are you, Holly?
29:52Let's see how you lot got on the show.
29:54She's got the right names.
29:55Did you have any idea or just forget it?
29:57I thought Dina,
29:58but I wasn't 100% sure
29:59and when I re-read the question,
30:01I was running out of time.
30:03I was going to say,
30:03it's not one for re-reading this one, is it?
30:05No.
30:05Are you a big fan of Christmas?
30:07I can take it or leave it.
30:08I like the present giving
30:10and I like seeing family,
30:11but I don't like the pressure
30:12to do it all at that time.
30:14OK.
30:14You know, I'd rather spend
30:15quiet time with immediate family
30:17and then go visit people.
30:19Preferably after the sales
30:20so any presents I've not got,
30:21I can get cheaper.
30:23Oh, is that the trick?
30:24Avoid your family
30:25so you can get cheaper presents for them.
30:26OK, fair enough.
30:27Merry Christmas Day.
30:29Lovely.
30:29OK, well, listen, good luck to you.
30:32You're still with us.
30:33Let's see what that's done
30:34to the prize pot.
30:37We're on £96,000.
30:41Right, we've got 22 people
30:42still in the game
30:43and we're down
30:43to the 20% question now.
30:45Let's have a look at this one.
30:49If you put these reindeer names
30:51in alphabetical order,
30:52which one comes in the middle?
30:55OK, your time starts now.
30:57.
31:01.
31:02.
31:04.
31:05.
31:09.
31:14.
31:15.
31:16.
31:21OK, your time is up. Let's see who got it right.
31:47Right, we lost six people, though. Let's have a look at the answer.
31:49It's Dasher. There it is in red in the middle.
31:52And someone who got that right.
31:54And I have to say a big shout-out for the people who booked the people
31:57for the show today. Great names. Jim McSherry.
32:00Hello. Hello, Jim McSherry. How are you doing? I'm all right, thank you.
32:04LAUGHTER
32:06Do you ever get told you look like somebody? Constantly. Yeah. Who?
32:11Yourselfly. You are quite fit. Thank you, so are you.
32:15Thank you very much. It's like looking in a mirror.
32:18LAUGHTER
32:19How old are you? 52.
32:21Oh, that's where it ends, I'm afraid. I'm 37.
32:24LAUGHTER
32:25If you win the money, Jim, what are you going to do with it?
32:27I'd like to throw a big party, really.
32:29Maybe hire my favourite band.
32:31I could hire you as a body double or something.
32:34That would be good. You could stay at home and I'll talk to your mum.
32:36Yeah, all right, then. She'd like that.
32:38Would she? No.
32:40Would she? Awkward.
32:42A bit awkward, isn't it?
32:43Are you trying to fix me up with your mum?
32:45Oh, no.
32:46I'll tell you, if your mum fancies me, it's even more awkward than you think.
32:48Exactly.
32:49Because you look like me.
32:50I think I said something wrong there.
32:51That's all very awkward now, innit?
32:52She says to you, you look like Lee Matt, who I really fancy.
32:55LAUGHTER
32:56Well, listen, good luck to you, Jim.
32:59Now, just so you know, there's only one person in the room still with a pass,
33:01and it's Kaya Scott Skingsley.
33:03Well done.
33:05How are you feeling?
33:06Scared.
33:07Are you?
33:08Did you think you would get this far or be basically the favourite?
33:10I don't want to put any pressure on you.
33:11Oh, God, don't say that.
33:12Erm, yeah, I'm a bit hit and miss, to be honest, so...
33:14Has there been anything you've been tempted to use the pass on so far?
33:17Erm, a few, yeah, but I've just gone for it.
33:20You've just gone for it, because you thought you'll need that at the end.
33:23Yeah, I'm not very good with words, so I'm waiting for the wordy ones to come up
33:26where I can hit pass straight away, not even try.
33:28OK, so you're going to use it.
33:29Yeah.
33:30What if you win the big money, what will you do?
33:31It's the big 3-0 next year, so...
33:33Oh, I'm dreading that as well.
33:34You're supposed to say you don't look it, Lee.
33:36Oh, sorry.
33:37Let's go again.
33:38It's the big 3-0 next year, so...
33:40Well, you don't look it.
33:42You're about 36.
33:43Yeah.
33:44Erm...
33:45I'm joking!
33:46I'm joking!
33:47Of course she doesn't.
33:48You look about 22.
33:49Thank you, Lee.
33:50Take that.
33:51We'll use that in the edit.
33:53Erm, yeah, probably just blow it on that.
33:55OK.
33:56Well done, Kaya.
33:57You've still got the pass.
33:58Well done, you.
33:59APPLAUSE
34:00Right, let's see what that's been to the prize pot.
34:06£98,000.
34:07Right, we're getting close to the end.
34:09It's now time for the 15% question.
34:12Let's have a look at it.
34:14Anya was born on the 1st of January 2001, so her date of birth reads 010101.
34:23On how many other dates this century do the day, month and year have the same numbers as each other?
34:30Well done.
34:31Your 30 seconds starts now.
34:32Notamment publicly?
34:33Does it know a number that resc 가� the Mamma Effect whiteboard has been rejected?
34:36Well done.
34:37That's
34:51a number takedown.
34:53Nottinghamcool.
34:55Nottinghamcool.
34:58OK, your time is up. Let's see who's lights are still on.
35:23Right, we've lost seven people. Let's have a look at the answer.
35:26It's 11. Second, the second, the second, and so on,
35:30up to the 12th, the 12th, the 12th.
35:32The days and years can go higher, but the highest number for months is 12.
35:36Somebody who got it right is Stephen Whitfield. Hello.
35:39Congratulations, Stephen. That was a tough one. Did you get that fairly quickly?
35:42That's probably the easiest one I've had tonight.
35:44I'm sorry for those of you that got it wrong.
35:47Are you a Christmas person? Looking at the jumper, you are.
35:50This was forced on me by some other contestants.
35:53Oh, some other contestants just gave you the jumper?
35:55I got bullied into putting it on, basically.
35:57Well, as long as you're having fun here, mate.
36:01How do you think I feel? Look at the state of me.
36:04Any Christmas traditions in your house? Anything you like to do?
36:07Go to the in-laws and watch A Christmas Carol.
36:10OK. And have a Chinese.
36:11Well, that's very festive.
36:13Yeah, but I just try and drink too much so I fall asleep before the film starts,
36:16because it's not a very good film.
36:18You're probably the most miserable bloke I've ever had on the show.
36:20You're not. I'm joking.
36:22Stephen, if you win the big money tonight, what will you do?
36:24I'll buy a cushion for this seat and I'm sat on.
36:27Oh, hello. Bit of a complaint there.
36:30That got a bit too much people agreeing.
36:33Like I say, as long as you're having fun.
36:35It's like a prison.
36:37OK.
36:38You know, you've got the attitude of someone that's gone out,
36:42not that someone that might win the big money.
36:44All right, well, listen, good luck, Stephen, you're still with us.
36:46Sarah Walters is still with us.
36:48Yeah, that's me.
36:49Are you a Christmas fan, Sarah?
36:50Yeah, I am.
36:51And how does your Christmas look?
36:52Normally at my parents'.
36:54Oh, yeah.
36:55Yeah, we normally have big boxing day parties, so...
36:57And have you got any plans for the big money?
36:59I'll try and bribe my way on to come dancing.
37:01To actually be a contestant?
37:03Yeah.
37:04OK.
37:05I'm obsessed with the show.
37:06It's wrong channel, but, you know, fine.
37:07No, that's fine.
37:08You can talk about Strictly on the other side.
37:10All right, Sarah, well, good luck.
37:12And there is still only one person in the room with a pass.
37:15It's still Kaya, of course.
37:16Well done, Kaya.
37:17APPLAUSE
37:18Let's see what that's done to the prize put.
37:23We're on £98,000 still.
37:26So, we are down to our last nine players.
37:29After the break, we'll find out which of our remaining contestants
37:31could go on to play the 1% question.
37:33We'll see you in a bit.
37:34Welcome back to the 1% Club Christmas special.
37:46We are very nearly at the point where we will discover
37:48who our winner will be.
37:49Here's how the end of the game works.
37:51Whoever does the best here tonight will win £10,000,
37:53but if they're feeling confident, they can risk their £10,000
37:55by trying to answer the 1% question.
37:57Get it right and they'll win everything in the prize pot,
37:59which is currently sitting at £98,000.
38:04APPLAUSE
38:06And remember, Kaya, because you still have your £1,000,
38:09you can pay for a pass, but you can't use it on the 1% question, OK?
38:13But if you've still got it at the 1% question,
38:15then you get to keep that £1,000 no matter what happens.
38:18Right, there are nine people left in the quiz,
38:20and it's now time for the 10% question.
38:22Let's take a look at this one.
38:25Selecting the head elf at the North Pole is a very important process.
38:30If the rules below must be followed,
38:32what is the first year that someone born in the 21st century
38:36could be selected to become head elf?
38:39Time starts now.
38:41MUSIC PRATES
39:07MUSIC PRATES
39:11OK, your time is up. Selecting the head elf.
39:15What have these question setters been smoking?
39:18Let's see who got it right.
39:34Right, we lost two people. Let's have a look at the answer.
39:38It's 2036. The next selections are in 2028 and 2032,
39:42but it's only in 2036 that a 35-year-old could be selected.
39:47Somebody got it right. It's Niamh Watts. Here.
39:49Well done, Niamh. Did you get that quite quickly?
39:51No, I had to think about it quite a bit.
39:53It's an awkward one, isn't it, that one? Yeah.
39:55What's Christmas like for you, Niamh? Yeah, I really like Christmas.
39:58There's a lot of cooking involved,
40:00and my mum usually has to cook over 100 pigs in blankets.
40:05I've got two brothers, and they both eat so many.
40:08And I think one year they had a competition,
40:10and they both ate well over 30, whereas I came out with five.
40:14Wow. What would you do if you win the big money tonight?
40:16I know what you should do. Buy a proper-sized pig and a dovet.
40:19LAUGHTER
40:21Well, you're still with us, you've still got a chance.
40:23Kaya, you didn't use your pass again.
40:26APPLAUSE
40:29Which means that if you want,
40:31you can just buy your way in to the 1% question.
40:33So, well done, Kaya.
40:35APPLAUSE
40:37Right, let's see what that's done to the prize put.
40:40We're still on £98,000. She's not letting it go, Kaya.
40:43APPLAUSE
40:45Right, we're down to the 5% question.
40:47And remember, Kaya, it's the last time you can pay for a pass.
40:51So, let's have a look at it.
40:54The gaps below can be filled by two three-letter words.
40:57If you rearrange the letters of those two words,
40:59what six-letter Christmassy word can you make?
41:02The time starts now.
41:04MUSIC
41:06MUSIC
41:07MUSIC
41:08MUSIC
41:09MUSIC
41:10MUSIC
41:34OK, your time is up.
41:36Here's a three-letter word if you're bad at cooking Christmas dinner.
41:38KFC.
41:39Let's see if we got it right.
41:41MUSIC
41:44MUSIC
41:57Right, we lost three people.
41:58Bad luck, but well done for getting this far.
42:00Let's have a look at the answer.
42:02It is wreath.
42:03Rearrange the letters of the and draw to make wreath.
42:06So, we have our finalists.
42:07Congratulations.
42:08Sarah Walters.
42:09APPLAUSE
42:10Niamh Watts.
42:12Holly Jenkins.
42:14And Kaya Scott-Skinsley.
42:17You made it through to the 1% question.
42:19Come down and join me.
42:21MUSIC
42:24MUSIC
42:25Because you've done so well and made it to our final question,
42:29you win a share of £10,000.
42:31And just so you know, Kaya used her pass on the 5% question.
42:35So, this is the stage of the evening where I have to ask you the big question.
42:38Do you want to keep your share of the £10,000,
42:40or do you want to play for the prize pot, which currently stands at...
42:44..99,000.
42:46APPLAUSE
42:48But it's Christmas, so we thought we'd do something a little bit different.
42:56Tonight, you are going to get to keep your share of the £10,000,
42:59regardless of what happens.
43:01So, well done.
43:02You've all just won £2,500.
43:04APPLAUSE
43:05Well done.
43:07So, you've got nothing to lose, you might as well go for it.
43:12So, let's play the 1% question.
43:19In the words below, which animal appears twice before a mouse does?
43:24And your time starts now.
43:26MUSIC PLAYS
43:43OK, your time is up.
43:58Right, your answers are locked in, so you can't change them,
44:00so we may as well ask what you've put, starting with you.
44:03Kaya.
44:04Hen.
44:05Sarah.
44:06I didn't put anything.
44:07Niamh.
44:08Niamh.
44:09I put dog.
44:10OK.
44:11Holly.
44:12Hen.
44:13So, we've got a dog, we've got no answer,
44:14and we've got two hens.
44:16Let's have a look at the answer.
44:21It's hen!
44:22CHEERING
44:23Congratulations, Kaya and Holly.
44:25You are the winners and get a share of everything in the prize pot,
44:28which is £49,500.
44:32Let's have another look at the answer.
44:42There we go.
44:43It's hen in red there.
44:45So, congratulations.
44:46You are in the 1% Club.
44:47Happy Christmas and goodnight.
44:49APPLAUSE
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