The 1% Club Contestants Stumped by Tricky Word Sequence Question on ITV Show

Challenging Word Puzzle Leaves Viewers and Contestants Puzzled

The contestants on the popular ITV show, The 1% Club, were left scratching their heads over a tricky word sequence question. The question, designed to test logic and common sense rather than general knowledge, proved to be a real head-scratcher for the remaining players.

Can You Solve the Tricky 20% Question?

The question required contestants to find the missing four-letter word that could be formed using the letters S, P, O, and T. Despite the seemingly simple task, six of the few remaining players stumbled over this challenge, highlighting the difficulty of the puzzle.

From 'Spot' to 'Post': Unveiling the Solution

The list of words provided to the contestants included 'spot,' 'pots,' and 'tops.' After much anticipation, host Lee Mack revealed that the missing word was 'post,' the only other word that could be formed using the given letters. The revelation left many viewers and contestants amazed by the clever wordplay.

One Contestant's Dilemma at the 1% Question

As the episode progressed, only one contestant, Brett, made it to the challenging 1% question with the opportunity to win a substantial cash prize. Despite already securing £1,000, Brett faced a tough decision when tempted by the chance to win £96,000.

The Ultimate Test: Brett's Struggle with the Final Question

When faced with the difficult final question, Brett visibly struggled to come up with an answer within the 30-second time limit. Despite his best efforts, Brett's guess of 'last' turned out to be incorrect. The correct answer, 'only,' left both Brett and viewers stunned by the clever wordplay.