ITV has confirmed that its popular quiz show The 1% Club will return with new episodes later this year and a full series in 2025. Hosted by Lee Mack, the programme challenges 100 contestants to answer logic-based questions for a £100,000 prize, with the final question designed to be solvable by only 1% of the population.
The announcement came after a fan asked on the show's official X account about a new series. The account replied: 'Hopefully more new episodes later in the year and LOTS of new episodes next year.' This follows a rerun of the first series on Saturday, July 20, which prompted the inquiry.
Viewers had previously complained about the small size of on-screen questions and answers during early episodes. One fan noted during the rerun that the graphics had been improved, saying: 'This is the series where the questions were really small on the screen and none of us could read them. Thank you for listening to all of our tweets asking for that to be improved.'
Earlier complaints included remarks such as 'How on earth are we meant to play along at home if we can't read the questions?' and 'Only 1 per cent of people can see some of those questions.' ITV has since addressed these concerns, making the text larger for home viewers.
