The 1% Club wipes out a whopping 25 players with this seemingly simple question - but can YOU get it right?
A vintage episode of the ITV quiz show, hosted by Lee Mack, saw 100 contestants attempt to win a hefty cash prize.
The programme's questions were put to the public, with the percentage who got it right determining the difficulty of each round.
As the name implies, the final question is the one that just 1 per cent of the public managed to figure out.
This time, it was a 60 per cent question that caught people out - causing the crowd to gasp in shock at the number of eliminated players.
An image popped up onto the big screen, depicting a brick wall with golden bricks, with some of the bricks in the middle of the wall missing.
The question asked: 'How many bricks are missing from this wall?'
Have a go and see if you can correctly answer the easy puzzle that fooled so many.
Players could compare the sizes of the rows of empty spaces to the sizes of the visible bricks to get the correct answer.
The correct answer was 12, and a shocking 25 people answered incorrectly, causing them to be wiped out of the game and leaving 70 optimistic players remaining.
The live studio audience gasped in shock, and host Lee joined in when the number of wrong answers emerged.
It comes after The 1% Club's return date was confirmed, with ITV announcing a huge shake-up to its format that 'will leave the nation hooked'.
The quiz show started in April, 2022, and has since proven hugely successful, winning two National Television Awards.
The fourth series of the show, which is normally shown on Saturday nights, ended in May - but ITV has now announced it will be back in autumn, in a brand new form.
Players could compare the sizes of the rows of empty spaces to the sizes of the visible bricks to get the correct answer, which was 12
Instead of airing just one night per week, the programme will be transformed to create a five-day special event renamed The 1% Club Rollover.
The basic gameplay will remain the same - but if the prize pot is not won on one episode, it will roll over to the next.
It will raise the stakes massively as if all pots rolled over for all five days, it means an astonishing £500,000 could be up for grabs by the final episode of the week.
Not only this, anyone who gets as far as the final one per cent quiz question will automatically win the right to come back for the next episode of the week to play again.
It means if someone wins big during one show, they could still potentially get more on the next episode - doubling, tripling or even quadrupling their winnings.
The new five-day special version of The 1% Club recalls the structure of other popular newer quiz shows, like Richard Osman's House Of Games.
It capitalises on the existing smash success of the programme, which is the biggest original quiz show in more than a decade.
The show regularly sees six million viewers tune in every episode - and across its three-year run so far, it has been streamed more than 40 million times.
The 1% Club has won two Broadcast Awards and a Rose d'Or, all for Best Entertainment Show.
It was also awarded a Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Award for Best Game Show.
It has also received two BAFTA nominations, for Best Entertainment Show and for Best Entertainment Performance by Lee Mack.
Sue Murphy, ITV's head of factual entertainment, said: 'The 1% Club Rollover as event TV is a perfect fit.
'The series continues to go from strength to strength and has become a must watch in homes across the country on Saturday nights.
'This special Rollover week will really be a primetime event that will have the nation hooked. Five nights of The 1% Club and Lee Mack… What's not to like?'
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