Fans divided over anagram challenge on The 1% Club as one contestant takes home £99,000 jackpot.
On Saturday night's episode of The 1% Club , a final question sparked debate among fans. Only five contestants reached the final stage, where they faced a choice: take a share of £10,000 or risk it all for the £99,000 jackpot. All five opted to go for the grand prize, but only one, contestant Matthew, successfully guessed the answer.
The question posed a challenging anagram: 'If you remove all the underlined letters from the sentence below, what word can be spelt if you rearrange all of the remaining letters?' The sentence was ANIMAL TOSHUNINSTAMPEDE. The correct answer, revealed with a flourish, was 'Elephant'. Social media platforms buzzed with reactions to the final question. Some viewers expressed frustration, claiming the time limit was too short to decipher the anagram. They shared comments like, 'Normally good at anagrams but couldn't get that in 30 seconds' and 'They were sneaky with the letter P, I’m sure a lot of people missed it, crafty behaviour from the writers of the show #The1PercentClub.' Others, however, reveled in their success, celebrating their ability to crack the code. Comments like, 'Yes I did it again 2 weeks running. I've just finished playing The 1% Club. #the1percentclub' and 'Elephant the clue was there' painted a picture of triumph. The episode highlighted the enduring appeal of word puzzles and the thrill of competition. It also served as a reminder that even the most seemingly impossible challenges can be overcome with a combination of wit, logic, and a dash of luck. The 1% Club continues to entertain and engage audiences with its unique format and intriguing questions
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