ITV's The 1% Club pulled off air this weekend after contestant's tragic death

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The 1% Club was left in chaos last night after a question that wiped out a third of the audience of players, to the surprise of the host, comedian Lee Mack. During the episode on Saturday 18 May, a tricky question had the players stumped. It was: "Which of these would it be impossible to do? (A) Marry your cousin's cousin (B) Marry your brother's widow (C) Marry your widow's sister." The ITV hit sees 100 people competing for a £100,000 jackpot with a series of increasingly trick questions.

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The 1% Club left its viewers heartbroken after a contestant, Steven Wong, passed away shortly following his appearance on the popular ITV game show. Steven was tragically unable to witness his appearance on the Saturday evening staple, hosted by brilliant comedian Lee Mack.

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Fans of ITV's The 1% Club were left scratching their heads over a question that seemed to have multiple correct answers, causing quite the stir on social media. Lee Mack, known for his sharp wit, hosts the Saturday night quiz show where contestants are tested with a series of brain-teasers, with the aim of identifying the top 1% who can solve the final puzzle in just 30 seconds.The game begins simply enough, with 90% of viewers expected to get the first question right, but as the show progresses, the questions become increasingly difficult, culminating in the ultimate challenge that only the smartest can hope to answer. However, this week's episode saw controversy not over the tense finale, but over a question from the 30% round that had viewers up in arms.