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"On this night, July 15, the 1% Club is absent from its usual appearance."

Annual game takes precedence over The 1% Club's usual timeslot, causing schedule alteration; here's essential information.

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2025 September 12 . 10:57 AM

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The 1% Club won't air tonight, July 15th.

"On this night, July 15, the 1% Club is absent from its usual appearance."

The much-anticipated 2025 MLB All-Star Game is set to take place on July 15, bringing together some of the best players from the American League and National League in an exhibition match. This event, however, has caused a brief disruption in the television schedule, specifically affecting the popular game show The 1% Club.

On July 15, Fox will be providing pre-game coverage for the MLB All-Star Game starting at 7 pm ET/4 pm PT, followed by the game itself starting at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT. Unfortunately, this means that the scheduled episode of The 1% Club for the same day will not air.

The reason behind this hiatus is due to the conflict with the usual start time of The 1% Club's season 2 and the MLB All-Star Game. No official statement has been released explaining why the episode of July 21 is not being aired, but it is expected that the show will return on July 22.

For fans of The 1% Club who want to catch up on missed episodes, previous seasons are available for streaming. Episodes from season 1, which aired in summer 2024, can be found exclusively on Prime Video. Meanwhile, season 2 episodes are currently airing, and can be streamed on Hulu.

It's worth noting that The 1% Club is not the only game show affected by the MLB All-Star Game. Fox is not airing any of its regular Tuesday night summer programming, including The 1% Club and the reality competition show The Snake, on July 15.

For those looking for alternative game shows, ABC is offering a variety of options. Celebrity Family Feud season 11, Press Your Luck season 6, a new edition of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, and a reboot of The Match Game are all airing on ABC.

In case you missed it, Patton Oswalt was the host for The 1% Club's first season. The show's fellow Fox game show, The Quiz with Balls, is currently airing new episodes.

Despite the temporary hiatus, fans of The 1% Club can look forward to the show's return next Tuesday, July 22. The MLB All-Star Game, while exciting, is only a brief interruption in the world of game shows.