Viewers of The 1% Membership branded one query on tonight’s episode as “horrible”, primarily as a result of they believed the reply was incorrect.

Introduced by comic Lee Mack, the ITV programme follows 100 contestants whose numbers are steadily decreased as they try to sort out 15 logic-based questions.

As every query advances, the problem will increase, beginning with a query that 90% of respondents managed to reply accurately.

Following every spherical, the problem ranges ramp up considerably, with contributors confronting questions that progressively fewer of these surveyed answered precisely.

This culminates in a closing, exceptionally difficult query that merely 1% are anticipated to get proper, reviews the Liverpool Echo.

It was Saturday’s (thirtieth August) 20% query which sparked heated debate amongst house viewers.

The query displayed {a photograph} from which the contestants needed to decide which outstanding UK determine this rhyming code represented. The picture featured a deer and a llama which allegedly rhymed with Keir Starmer.

Nonetheless, not everybody was in settlement.

Jean remarked “That does not rhyme, Llama doesn’t rhyme with Starmer. Horrible query” – with two others concurring, stating “not even shut”, and “nope by no means”.

One other tweet declared: “However that does not even make sense”. Sharing a comparable view, Linda questioned: “How does that rhyme in any respect?”

This follows the “hardest query ever” broadcast on the programme throughout final week’s episode.

It was a “10% query” that has earned recognition because the “hardest” within the present’s historical past. In 2023, this difficult puzzle prompted seven contestants to exit the programme, while three others solely progressed to the next spherical by utilizing their passes.

The query, which appeared on the Australian version of the programme, reads: “Edna’s birthday is on the sixth of April and Jen’s birthday falls on the fifteenth of October, due to this fact Amir’s birthday should be the ‘?’ of January.”

Individuals are allotted 30 seconds to find out their responses, with viewers at house inspired to take part and try to succeed in the coveted “1% membership”.

Regardless of this birthday-themed puzzle not being a 1% query, it however baffled 90% of these surveyed.

It additionally sparked appreciable dialogue amongst the programme’s fans, which has persistently attracted a loyal viewers since its launch in April 2022.

The 1% Membership is obtainable to look at on ITVX