5 days ago · THE 1% CLUB: Patton Oswalt in THE 1% CLUB episode “Santa Doesn’t Have Negatives” airing Monday, June 10 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX, and available early to Prime Video Customers starting May 23.(Photo by FOX via Getty Images) Credit: Getty. 4.

6 days ago · The last people standing get the chance to win $100,000 by answering a question that “only 1 percent of Americans” can get right, while Patton Oswalt does some fun game show patter.

Jan 23, 2025 · McHale takes over for comedian Patton Oswalt, who hosted the first season of The 1% Club in May 2024. Season 2 will air exclusively on Fox, while Season 1 also streamed on Prime Video.

Jan 23, 2025 · The show will also have a new host, with Joel McHale taking over from Patton Oswalt. The 1% Club will be McHale’s third Fox show — he also stars in the network’s comedy Animal Control and ...

6 days ago · Joel McHale, Patton Oswalt Neilson Barnard/Getty Images; Corey Nickols/Getty Images. Joel McHale is replacing Patton Oswalt as the host of The 1% Club after the game show’s move to Fox. “I am ...

Joel McHale will host Season 2, taking over from Patton Oswalt. Each episode of “The 1% Club” begins with 100 contestants who face elimination as they answer a series of […]

6 days ago · Jan. 24 (UPI) --Community actor Joel McHale is taking over as host for Season 2 of the game show The 1% Club, exclusively on FOX. Season 1 also streamed on Prime Video and featured Patton Oswalt ...

Produced by Magnum Media and BBC Studios Los Angeles in association with Amazon MGM Studios, the first season was hosted by comedian Patton Oswalt. As part of a sub-licensing agreement, Fox aired each episode on a delayed basis following its premiere on Prime Video.

The 1% Club: Created by Andy Auerbach, Dean Nabarro. With Patton Oswalt, Dave Braxton, Priya Jain, Sonja Ann Jones. A survey of the nation's intelligence through scientific questions testing brainpower, not school knowledge or memorization.

May 30, 2024 · The 1% Club, which is now streaming on Prime Video, pits 100 contestants from across the country against one another as they compete for a $100,000 prize. In each episode, Oswalt asks 15 increasingly difficult, logic-based questions that favor common sense over book smarts in very clever and entertaining ways.