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If one contestant has not written their word down in time, they must state this fact; if both then declare the same length, that contestant must give their word first to prevent cheating. If both contestants state that they have not written their words, the host allows them a moment to do so; this is typically edited out of the final broadcast. The contestant with the longer valid word scores one point per letter, or 18 points if they have used all nine. If the words are identical or of the same length, both contestants score. In the former case, the contestants must show their written words to each other as proof that they are the same. If a contestant is visually impaired, Dictionary Corner will verify the word. Contestants who inaccurately declare the length of their word score zero, even if the word is valid. Each round ends with
Dictionary Corner revealing the longest words and/or any unusual ones that can be formed from the available letters, aided by the production team.
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set which was used in its original form, a red colour scheme, until 1995. Series 31 in
January 1996 saw its colour scheme change to purple and changed again to tangerine at the end of 1999 alongside updated displays for the scores and CECIL. January 2003 saw the set updated to a new pink and purple striped theme with the letters and numbers boards now on separate islands rather than being integrated into the set. Six years later, in January 2009, the set received another redesign with a numerical blue theme and the letters and numbers boards mounted on opposite sides of a single display stand. New modern displays for the scores and the numbers round came in January 2013 while the set received a slight redesign in July 2017 while retaining the blue background which has been used to up to the most recent series. The original clock featured until September 2013, when it was replaced.
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numbers round and the conundrum in the third section. This meant that there was a slight imbalance, whereby one contestant made the letters sections for six rounds, but had the choice of the numbers selection just once, whereas the other contestant chose letters five times and numbers twice. The
Dictionary Corner guest's spot was immediately before the first advertising break and Susie Dent's Origin of Words spot preceded the second numbers game shortly before the second break. The change to the present format was made on 25 March 2013, three weeks into the second section of Series 68, to comply with Channel 4's decision to increase the amount of advertising and to alter the times when they occur during the programme, therefore reducing
1607:, former contestant Damian Eadie, decides which players to include, but typically the tournament includes the series winners and other noteworthy contestants. Series 33 was designated a "Supreme Championship", in which 56 of the best contestants from all the previous series returned for another knockout tournament. Series 10 champion Harvey Freeman was declared Supreme Champion after beating Allan Saldanha in the final. There are also occasional special episodes, in which past contestants return for themed matches. For example, David Acton and Kenneth Michie returned for a rematch of their Series 31 final, while brothers and former contestants Sanjay and Sandeep Mazumder played off against each other on 20 December 2004.
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1424:, who first appeared on the show as a guest in Dictionary Corner in 1987, would take over from Nick Hewer at the start of Series 84. Nick Hewer's final show aired on 25 June 2021. On 28 June 2021, Anne Robinson became the show's first female host in its 39-year history. In May 2022, it was announced that she would be leaving the show after just one year with Colin Murray taking over for the majority of Series 86. In total, Anne Robinson recorded 265 episodes, which equates to two full series and the first three weeks of Series 86.
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the end of that year after the end of Series 59. While Des O'Connor was forced to leave in order to concentrate on other projects, Carol
Vorderman left after her offer to take a 33% salary decrease was rejected and production staff asked her to take a 90% pay cut; her agent stated that staff had told her that the show had survived without Richard Whiteley and could "easily survive without you". Some media reports suggested that the new presenter would be either
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current fifteen rounds and 45 minutes. The older format was split into two halves, each with three letters and one numbers game, plus the conundrum at the end of the second half. When the format was expanded to fifteen rounds, Richard
Whiteley continued to refer jokingly to the three segments of the show as "halves". Under the old format, Grand Finals were specially extended shows of fourteen rounds, but now all shows use a fifteen-round format.
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Conundrums are played until the tie is broken. There have been several instances in which two Conundrums were used to decide the winner, but only a handful of episodes have required three. There have also been cases when even more Conundrums have been required to provide a winner, but not all have been included in the transmitted programme.
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are usually placed on the board from right to left, starting with the small ones, but have occasionally been displayed in scrambled order. On rare occasions, the contestant has declined to make any choices, in which case the assistant selects the tiles. Unlike the letters round, the pool of tiles is fully replenished after each numbers round.
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or if they take too long to give a solution or after saying they have not written it down. Both score if they reach the same result or if their results are the same distance away. Should neither contestant reach the target exactly, the assistant is called upon to attempt a solution, either immediately or at a later time during the episode.
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the target number is quite large. There is a tactical element in selecting how many large numbers to include. One large and five small numbers is the most popular selection, despite two large numbers giving the best chance of the game being solvable exactly. Selections with zero or four large numbers are generally considered the hardest.
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5430:(until his death in 2021) as regular contestants. Susie Dent and Rachel Riley fill their normal roles. It uses similar rules to the standard game, but has a strong comedy element, a reduced amount of rounds and is two against two. It began in 2012 and continues airing new episodes; as of 6 January 2023, 152 episodes of
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Vorderman originally appeared as "vital statistician", a role in which she alternated with Dr Linda
Barrett until Barrett's departure after series 2. Letters were placed on the board initially by Cathy Hytner, who was then followed by Karen Loughlin and Lucy Summers. Numbers were originally put up on
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A special edition, broadcast on 15 March 2010, for two previous series champions, Kirk Bevins and Chris Davies, used instead of the usual four large numbers, the numbers 12, 37 and two numbers unrevealed for the duration of the show. In a further special broadcast on 16 August 2010 between the Series
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The contestant in control chooses six of 24 shuffled face-down number tiles, arranged into two groups: 20 "small numbers" (two each of 1 to 10) and four "large numbers" of 25, 50, 75 and 100. Some special episodes replace the large numbers with 12, 37, 62 and 87. The contestant decides how many large
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Susie Dent's "Origins of Words" item since
September 2007, two further letters rounds, one numbers round and a final "Conundrum" puzzle. With the exception of the Conundrum, the contestants swap control after every round so that each of them has control for five letters rounds and two numbers rounds.
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On each episode, the prize for defeating the reigning champion (or for claiming the championship when two new contestants compete) is a teapot that is styled to resemble the renowned clock used in each round. Introduced in
December 1998, the teapot is custom-made and can only be obtained by winning a
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took over as the main presenter. During his tenure as host, Susie Dent went on maternity leave over the winter of 2007–2008 and Alison Heard temporarily replaced her on the programme until 6 February 2008. By July 2008, both Des O'Connor and Carol
Vorderman had announced that they would be leaving by
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Only series to have more than one official host. Anne Robinson departed the show on 13 July and Colin Murray replaced her as the host on 14 July. Guest hosts took over Colin Murray's hosting duties on 31 October–25 November as part of the show's 40th anniversary celebrations with Floella Benjamin on
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from the letters OMETHINGS, and from another selection, both of the contestants declared "I've got diarrhoea" referring to the selection. In the numbers round that followed, the male contestant "answered" the puzzle by concatenating 6, 2, and 3 to make the target of 623. Whiteley did not uncover the
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The original set, known as the Pastel set, was used from its launch in 1982 until Series 17 in early 1989. A new brown wooden set was introduced in Series 18 in July 1989 but remained in use for less than two years. Series 22 from July 1991 saw the introduction of the familiar and long-lived "Wings"
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followed significantly different rules from the current ones. Most noticeably, only eight letters were selected for each letters round. If two contestants offered a word of the same length, or an equally close solution to a numbers game, then only the contestant who made the selection for that round
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also features "duels", in which players compete in short tasks such as mental arithmetic problems, forming two themed words from a set of letters, or being asked to spell a word correctly. Other minor differences include a different numbers scoring system (9 points for an exact solution, or 6 points
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If the contestants' scores are within ten points of each other going into this round, it is referred to as a "Crucial Countdown Conundrum." Since ten points are at stake, the contestant who solves it (if any) will either win the game or force a tiebreaker. If the scores are tied after the Conundrum,
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may be obtained as a result at any stage of the calculation. As in the letters rounds, both contestants must declare their results and any contestant who has not fully written their calculations down in time must go first if both declare the same result. In addition, both contestants must show their
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Both contestants write down the words they form, in case they select the same one. After time runs out, the host asks the contestants to declare their word lengths, starting with the contestant who chose the letters. The host then asks the discovered words, starting with the shorter declared length.
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Although Dent first appeared on the show in Dictionary Corner in 1992, it was not until 2003 that she became the show's permanent lexicographer and since 2015 she has been credited as a co-presenter. For several episodes in 2007/08, Alison Heard replaced Dent because of her pregnancy. Also, she was
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appeared on the board in the string "A U O D F C K E G", although neither player chose to use the word and Dictionary Corner was able to find two seven-letter words that could have been made from the board's offerings. On 2 February 2017, the board for the letters round was "M T H I A E D H S", and
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In September 2007, an "Origin of Words" feature was added to the show, in which Susie Dent explains the origin of a word or phrase she has been researching. This feature follows the eighth letters round, partway through the third section of each episode. The feature was omitted during the time that
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In some games, there are many ways to reach the target exactly; the example target above could also be reached by 7 × (75 + 50 + 2 – 8 – 3) = 812. Not all games are solvable, and for a few selections it is impossible even to get within 10, most commonly when a contestant picks six small numbers and
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Only the contestant whose result is closer to the target scores points: ten for reaching it exactly, seven for being between one and five from the target and five for being within six and ten from the target. Contestants score no points for being more than ten away, if their calculations are flawed
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to a single word that can be anagrammed from them. The solution is revealed at the start of the next section. (Example: Given the words SAD MOODY and the clue "We'll all be sad and moody when this arrives", the solution would be DOOMSDAY.) The length of the Teatime Teaser anagram has varied between
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earlier that year, which had prevented him recording further episodes. His death impacted the show, causing the episode scheduled for that day to be postponed by Channel 4 as a mark of respect, while the remaining episodes he had completed were aired after his death, the first of which was preceded
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On Christmas Day 1987, Nic Brown set the highest score difference ever achieved in a standard 14-round game, beating Joel Salkin 108–36, a margin of 72 points. Brown also went on to become one of the only two contestants ever to achieve an undefeated 'grand slam' – becoming an Octochamp, winning a
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The 24 tiles are laid out in four rows, the topmost of which contains only the four large numbers. The contestant may specify how many tiles to draw from each row, or simply state how many large and small numbers will be used; in the latter case, the assistant draws the tiles randomly. The numbers
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breaks. The first section contains two letters rounds and one numbers round, the second has two letters rounds and one numbers round followed by the anecdote from the Dictionary Corner guest and then a further two letters rounds and one numbers round, while the last section has two letters rounds,
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Over time, the additional hostesses on the programme were dropped by production staff who retained Vorderman and assigned her primarily to handle the selection of letter and number tiles, as well as verifying contestant calculations. The programme frequently rotated between various lexicographers,
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tournament, Zarte Siempre, who eventually won that tournament set a new record score of 150. This record was beaten in May 2019 by Elliott Mellor's score of 152. A new record was set on 29 September 2022 when contestant Tom Stevenson scored 154. This record score of 154 was equalled by contestant
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has occupied a daytime broadcast slot since its inception, originally in a 30-minute format. Since 2001, an episode lasts around 45 minutes including advertising breaks. During the normal series, the winner of each game returns for the next day's show. A player who wins eight games is declared an
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First series to be hosted by Anne Robinson and have two different mathematicians as Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon stood in for Rachel Riley at the end of the series due to the latter departing for maternity leave. On 10 September, Trevor McDonald guest presented a special episode as part of Channel 4's
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This series was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in a hiatus on 4 May–7 August. Three special episodes were broadcast on 21–23 December which were guest-hosted by Colin Murray. Former host Des O'Connor died on 14 November 2020 and the episode aired on 16 November was dedicated to his
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broke the record for the highest octochamp score, amassing 965 points over 8 games. He went on to win series 68. The record was beaten by Dylan Taylor, who achieved an octochamp score of 974 in August 2013, but he lost the Grand Final of that series. In 2019 the record was beaten by 87 points by
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When the 15-round format was first introduced in September 2001, the composition of the rounds was different from that used by the programme today. The three sections each had five rounds; four letters rounds and one numbers round in each of the first two sections with three letters rounds, one
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Until the end of Series 21, if the two contestants had equal scores after the first conundrum, the match was declared a draw and they both returned for the next show. A significant change in the format occurred in September 2001, when the show was expanded from nine rounds and 30 minutes to the
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became the youngest series champion in the show's history, and 11-year-old Kai Laddiman became the youngest octochamp for 20 years. Conor Travers went on to win the 30th Anniversary Champion of Champions series in March 2013 with a record-equalling top score of 146. On 17 January 2019, in the
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When Des Lynam became the new presenter after Richard Whiteley's death in 2005, the show regularly drew an average 1.7 million viewers every day; this was around half a million more than in the last few years of Richard Whiteley presenting. The Series 54 final on 26 May 2006 attracted
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teenager Elliott Mellor, who became the first octochamp to break the 1,000-point barrier scoring a total of 1,061 over his eight preliminary games. Echoing Dylan's appearance, Mellor was pipped to the series title, finishing as runner up. Three former contestants have returned to
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status within British television – an image which it maintains today, despite the loss of key presenters. The programme's audience comprises mainly students, homemakers and pensioners, because of the "teatime" broadcast slot and inclusive appeal of its format and presentation.
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Last series to be hosted by Nick Hewer. Colin Murray presented the episodes on 13 January–9 February and 3–16 March as Nick Hewer shielded at home because of the second COVID-19 lockdown and after he was vaccinated, both of which occurred during this series' recording.
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tournament, with the first seed playing the eighth seed, the second playing the seventh and so on. The winner of this knockout, which culminates in the Grand Final, becomes the series champion. Each series lasts approximately six months with approximately 125 episodes.
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Championship of Champions XVI aired on 2–20 January. 8,000th episode aired on 20 April. First full series to be hosted by Colin Murray who was announced as the new permanent host on 11 January. Ended prematurely due to Rachel Riley falling ill during a recording.
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laptop by Series 68). The physical dictionaries were discontinued as a prize after Series 83, as they were deemed obsolete. As of Series 54 in 2006, the series champion also receives the Richard Whiteley Memorial Trophy in memory of the show's original presenter.
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and do not have to use all six numbers. A number may not be used more times than it appears on the board. Division can only be performed if the result has no remainder (i.e., the divisor is a factor of the dividend). Fractions are not allowed and only positive
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in 2006, one of the rounds was the "Spinning Conundrum Numbers Round", altering the "Spinning Headlines" round by adding a number to a picture relating to the week's news; at the end of the round, the six numbers from the picture were used for a numbers game.
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30th Birthday Championship aired on 7 January–1 March. First series filmed at MediaCityUK in Salford as well as the first to feature the blue score displays and target display on CECIL, starting on 21 January and the new 15-round format starting on 25 March.
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Murray served as a guest presenter for Hewer as he was shielding during the second Covid-19 lockdown and after he was vaccinated. He returned as a temporary host on 14 July 2022 following Anne Robinson's departure, then later became a permanent host in
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31 October–4 November, Richard Coles on 7–11 November, Trevor McDonald 14–18 November and Moira Stuart on 21–25 November. Les Dennis hosted on 4–15 August and Jenny Eclair hosted on 16–19 August because Colin Murray tested positive for COVID-19.
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area, with Whiteley earning the nickname of "Twice Nightly Whiteley" because of his daily appearances on both programmes. He was assisted by Cathy Hytner and Denise McFarland-Cruickshanks, who handled the letters and numbers rounds respectively.
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Championship of Champions XIII aired on 12–30 January. First series to be hosted by Jeff Stelling and Rachel Riley, also the first series to feature the original blue set and the last series filmed at the Yorkshire Television Studios in Leeds.
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the board by Beverley Isherwood and this was taken over by Hytner mid-way through series 3. From the start of series 18 in mid 1989, after Lucy Summers left the show, Vorderman began putting up the letters and numbers on a permanent basis.
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and donated the monetary difference in the prices to charity. Between 2011 and 2021, the prize consisted of ordinary hardback twenty-one-volume dictionaries, a laptop computer and a lifetime subscription to Oxford Online (replaced by a
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2.5 million viewers. 3–4 million viewers had watched the show daily in its previous 16:15 slot. The drop in viewing figures following the scheduling change coupled with the show's perceived educational benefits, even caused
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John Meade once commissioned Alan Hawkshaw to revise the music for extra intensity to introduce at the start of Series 31 in January 1996; after hundreds of complaints from viewers, the old tune was reinstated after just 12 shows.
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Though the style and colour scheme of the set have changed many times (and the show itself moved to Manchester after more than 25 years in Leeds), the clock has always provided the centrepiece and like the clock music (composed by
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numbers are to be used, from none to all four, after which the six tiles are randomly drawn and placed on the board. A random three-digit target figure is then generated by an electronic machine, known as "CECIL" (which stands for
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The contestant who has declared a result closer to the target is called upon to state their calculations first. Only if they make a mistake or if both contestants are equally close to the target, is the opponent called upon.
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Series 82 consisted of 182 episodes, but the episode that was due to be broadcast on 24 March was pulled from the schedules because of a comment made by Nick Hewer that could have been deemed insensitive in relation to the
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Approximately every four series, a Champion of Champions tournament takes place. For this, sixteen of the best players to have appeared since the previous Championship are invited back for another knockout tournament. The
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and accompanied by a celebrity guest for a set period on the programme – contributing words and providing entertainment through anecdotes, puzzles, poems and stories. Amongst these who have appeared on the programme are
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for amassing 5,000 episodes. On 5 September 2014, the programme received a Guinness World Record at the end of its 6,000th show for the longest-running television programme of its kind during the course of Series 71.
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Richard Whiteley was the victim of a practical joke while presenting the show in 1998. The contestants and rounds had been planted as part of a "Gotcha!", a regular prank feature on the light entertainment show
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which Vorderman solved in two seconds, after Whiteley had inadvertently buzzed after one second, because when he regularly hosted the show, he hit the button to reveal the conundrum and kept his old habit up.
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from 1989 to 1992. It had the same hosts and rules as the standard game but was played in shorter chunks. It was abbreviated: for example, the letters were chosen all in one go as "x vowels and y consonants".
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At eight years old, Tanmay Dixit was the youngest player ever to appear on the show, achieving two wins in March 2005. He also received press attention for his offerings in the letters round, which included
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who was hired for Series 1 to check calculations in the numbers round and her role expanded to include placing the number and letter tiles. She left in 2008 at the same time as O'Connor and was replaced by
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requesting that the show be returned to its later time. Minor scheduling changes have subsequently seen the show move from 15:15 to 15:30, 15:45, 15:25 and 15:10. As of 2024, it is broadcast at 14:10.
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were strong candidates to take over Carol Vorderman's job, but Channel 4 revealed that the role was to be assigned to a previously unknown male or female arithmetician with "charm and charisma".
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Last series filmed at the Granada Studios in Manchester as well as the last full series to feature the original 15-round-format and have the green score displays and target display on CECIL.
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brought the format to Britain on the belief it could be popular overseas and proposed his concept for the British version to several networks. The concept was purchased in the early 1980s by
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when Chris 'Finchy' Finch attempts to insult temporary worker Ricky when he explains he had a job to pay for his studies. Finchy states that it probably was 'professor in charge of watching
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Runner-up prizes in the finals increased over the years from a £100 book voucher to £250, later to £500 and then £1,000. Beginning with Series 68, the runner-up in the finals wins a laptop.
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Championship of Champions IV aired on 2–10 January. Last series to feature the Pastel set. Only series to feature Lucy Summers as 'Letters Girl' and last series to have used that concept.
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was awarded points. Also, only five points were given for an exact numbers solution, three for a solution within 5, and one point for the closer solution, no matter how far away.
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format. Contestants of exceptional skill have received national media coverage and the programme, as a whole, is widely recognised and parodied within British culture.
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Championship of Champions X aired on 27–31 December. First series to feature the orange Wings set as well as the green score displays and target display on CECIL.
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First series to be hosted by Richard Whiteley and Carol Vorderman and the first to feature the Pastel set and filmed at the Yorkshire Television Studios in Leeds.
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end of thirty seconds time. The second time was when the competition "Where Has The Knitted Character Been This Week?" had the answer "on Rachel Riley's chair".
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Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon continued as mathematician until 14 March with Rachel Riley returning the following day. Last full series to be hosted by Anne Robinson.
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Contestant One is closer and so reveals: 75 + 50 – 8 = 117, and 117 × 7 – (3 × 2) = 813, which scores 7 points for being 1 away. Contestant Two does not score.
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with both players offering sevens, Dictionary Corner found the word "shithead", which was bleeped out in the audio and censored on-screen with the poo emoji.
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Championship of Champions XI aired on 6–24 January and Ladies' Championship aired on 11–13 March. First series to feature the pink and purple striped set.
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Stewart presented the 1997 special featuring The 2000th Edition and Christmas Special, where regular presenters Whiteley and Vorderman were contestants.
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Championship of Champions V aired on 31 December–8 January. Last series to feature the wooden set and to feature rematches in the case of tied games.
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in 2001 (the actual episode aired on 10 January 2000), and in one episode from 1991, contestants Gino Corr and Lawrence Pearse both declared the word
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was confirmed as Carol Vorderman's replacement. Jeff Stelling remained with the programme until the end of 2011, when his football commitments with
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of words are not allowed (e.g. "flavour" and "signalled" are allowed, but "flavor" and "signaled" are not). Notably, though, words with the suffix
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was announced as his replacement and he took over as the main presenter when his first episode aired on 9 January 2012. In 2020, during the
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was also required to form part of the format's "Dictionary Corner" segment, to verify words given by contestants in the letters round (see
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video game was released for the Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii in 2009. There have also been mobile apps of the game released.
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from June 2021 until July 2022. Murray then returned on 14 July as a stand-in host. On 25 July 2022, it was announced that
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appeared on the set, having revealed the unusually short conundrum of HOGCAT to be "gotcha" at the end of the programme.
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has been one of Channel 4's most-watched programmes for over twenty years, but has never won a major television award.
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Championship of Champions VIII aired on 30 September–8 October the remainder of series was the Supreme Championship.
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at the end of Series 83 in Summer 2021. Nick Hewer said it had been "privilege and a pleasure to take the helm of
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each hosting one week's episodes. Murray was announced as the programme's new permanent host in January 2023.
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including Richard Samson and Alison Heard, for each series, until in 2003, the role was permanently given to
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59 finalists Charlie Reams and Junaid Mubeen, the other two numbers were revealed to be 62 and 87.
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were recruited for checking over calculations by contestants in the numbers round. In addition, a
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is valid, as well as accepted forms of them that may not be explicitly listed. Examples are:
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list of special episodes and their themes—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
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tasks that began airing in November 1982. It is broadcast on
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s original presenter from 1982 until his death in June 2005.
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on Series 54 final viewing figures—Retrieved 10 July 2006.
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has celebrities competing on the show without the cast of
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twice. The first time it was referred to was when "Dev" (
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guests selected the letters and numbers. Guests included
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moved again in 2013 to the new purpose-built studios at
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on analysis of the numbers game—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
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studio via satellite. The housemates failed this task.
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during its 'hometime' time slot cannot be out at work.
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showing a fourteen-round final—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
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obituary for Richard Whiteley—Retrieved 24 June 2006.
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is often referenced and parodied in British culture.
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magazine editor-at-large Pete Cashmore, rugby player
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showing the expanded format—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
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4260:Last series to be hosted by Jeff Stelling.
4080:25th Birthday episode aired on 2 November.
4058:First series to be hosted by Des O'Connor.
3765:18th Birthday episode aired on 2 November.
2385:was referenced again in a later series in "
2271:occupied Dictionary Corner, accompanied by
1165:introducing the first Channel 4 episode of
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4530:First series to feature the new blue set.
3853:Junior Championship aired on 12–14 March.
3484:Last series to feature the red Wings set.
2403:, echoing one of the show's catchphrases.
2377:" (2005) mentions a futuristic version of
1828:Countdown's Electronic Calculator In Leeds
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532:from January 2009 until December 2011 and
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9691:British English-language television shows
7265:
7121:movie connections—Retrieved 21 June 2006.
6585:
6570:on game equipment—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
6558:(2005, Oxford University Press), p. xvii.
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4287:First series to be hosted by Nick Hewer.
2261:, the host of fellow Channel 4 game show
1545:. A statement from the French TV network
294:50 mins (including adverts, 2001–present)
9427:, and does not reflect subsequent edits.
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6748:was deemed valid—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
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528:from January 2007 until December 2008,
524:from October 2005 until December 2006,
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9327:https://wiki.apterous.org/Episode_5666
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6068:"Armstrong turns down 'Countdown' job"
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844:Guest presenters and co-presenters of
544:. The programme was then presented by
492:in 2009. Following the development of
291:25 mins (excluding adverts, 1982–2001)
9656:1982 British television series debuts
9519:
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6062:
2773:Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
2559:played one of the contestants, while
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2199:Cillian McMulkin on 31 January 2023.
1377:was confirmed as the new host, while
1316:to a site closer to his residence in
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7077:from the original on 12 January 2022
6464:"experience"—Retrieved 24 June 2006.
5968:"O'Connor quits as 'Countdown' host"
5832:, (Granada Media, 2001), p. 119–131.
4398:6,000th episode aired on 16 October.
2746:In an episode from spring 2011, the
2092:for the closest inexact solution in
1711:Words that are not allowed include:
9295:"Countdown (Series 38, Episode 15)"
9248:"Countdown (Series 37, Episode 60)"
9199:"Countdown (Series 36, Episode 65)"
9150:"Countdown (Series 35, Episode 65)"
9101:"Countdown (Series 34, Episode 65)"
9030:"Countdown (Series 33, Episode 60)"
8978:"Countdown (Series 32, Episode 65)"
8929:"Countdown (Series 31, Episode 65)"
8880:"Countdown (Series 30, Episode 65)"
8809:"Countdown (Series 29, Episode 65)"
8757:"Countdown (Series 28, Episode 65)"
8708:"Countdown (Series 26, Episode 65)"
8659:"Countdown (Series 26, Episode 65)"
8588:"Countdown (Series 25, Episode 65)"
8536:"Countdown (Series 24, Episode 65)"
8487:"Countdown (Series 23, Episode 65)"
8438:"Countdown (Series 22, Episode 65)"
8367:"Countdown (Series 21, Episode 65)"
8315:"Countdown (Series 20, Episode 65)"
8266:"Countdown (Series 19, Episode 65)"
8217:"Countdown (Series 18, Episode 70)"
8146:"Countdown (Series 17, Episode 55)"
8094:"Countdown (Series 16, Episode 55)"
8045:"Countdown (Series 15, Episode 50)"
7996:"Countdown (Series 14, Episode 63)"
7925:"Countdown (Series 13, Episode 50)"
7873:"Countdown (Series 12, Episode 50)"
7824:"Countdown (Series 11, Episode 50)"
7772:"Countdown (Series 10, Episode 50)"
6212:Halliday, Josh (16 November 2011).
6191:"Sky host Stelling joins Countdown"
5938:"O'Connor to be new Countdown host"
5912:"Des Lynam quits TV Countdown quiz"
4195:5,000th episode aired on 23 March.
3787:3,000th episode aired on 27 April.
3246:1,000th episode aired on 28 March.
3072:500th episode aired on 9 February.
2655:with Whiteley, using words such as
1977:The final round of the game is the
1739:spellings (e.g. "realise"), as the
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9273:"Countdown (Series 38, Episode 1)"
9221:"Countdown (Series 37, Episode 1)"
9172:"Countdown (Series 36, Episode 1)"
9123:"Countdown (Series 35, Episode 1)"
9074:"Countdown (Series 34, Episode 1)"
9052:"Countdown (Series 33, Episode 7)"
9003:"Countdown (Series 33, Episode 1)"
8951:"Countdown (Series 32, Episode 1)"
8902:"Countdown (Series 31, Episode 1)"
8853:"Countdown (Series 30, Episode 1)"
8831:"Countdown (Series 29, Episode 7)"
8782:"Countdown (Series 29, Episode 1)"
8730:"Countdown (Series 28, Episode 1)"
8681:"Countdown (Series 27, Episode 1)"
8632:"Countdown (Series 26, Episode 1)"
8610:"Countdown (Series 25, Episode 7)"
8561:"Countdown (Series 25, Episode 1)"
8509:"Countdown (Series 24, Episode 1)"
8460:"Countdown (Series 23, Episode 1)"
8411:"Countdown (Series 22, Episode 1)"
8389:"Countdown (Series 21, Episode 7)"
8340:"Countdown (Series 21, Episode 1)"
8288:"Countdown (Series 20, Episode 1)"
8239:"Countdown (Series 19, Episode 1)"
8190:"Countdown (Series 18, Episode 1)"
8168:"Countdown (Series 17, Episode 7)"
8119:"Countdown (Series 17, Episode 1)"
8067:"Countdown (Series 16, Episode 1)"
8018:"Countdown (Series 15, Episode 1)"
7969:"Countdown (Series 14, Episode 1)"
7947:"Countdown (Series 13, Episode 7)"
7898:"Countdown (Series 13, Episode 1)"
7846:"Countdown (Series 12, Episode 1)"
7797:"Countdown (Series 11, Episode 1)"
7745:"Countdown (Series 10, Episode 1)"
7698:"Countdown (Series 9, Episode 47)"
7646:"Countdown (Series 8, Episode 59)"
7597:"Countdown (Series 7, Episode 50)"
7548:"Countdown (Series 6, Episode 54)"
7477:"Countdown (Series 5, Episode 50)"
7425:"Countdown (Series 4, Episode 52)"
7376:"Countdown (Series 3, Episode 52)"
7327:"Countdown (Series 2, Episode 53)"
7278:"Countdown (Series 1, Episode 27)"
7162:transcript—Retrieved 23 June 2006.
6641:(in French)—Retrieved 7 July 2006.
6036:Taylor, Jerome (18 October 2008).
5883:"Des Lynam to take over Countdown"
5094:Champions of Champions IX & X
3419:1,500th episode aired on 2 March.
2765:
2030:Contestant One buzzes-in and says
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7671:"Countdown (Series 9, Episode 1)"
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7570:"Countdown (Series 7, Episode 1)"
7521:"Countdown (Series 6, Episode 1)"
7499:"Countdown (Series 5, Episode 7)"
7450:"Countdown (Series 5, Episode 1)"
7398:"Countdown (Series 4, Episode 1)"
7349:"Countdown (Series 3, Episode 1)"
7300:"Countdown (Series 2, Episode 1)"
7248:"Countdown (Series 1, Episode 1)"
7052:100 Greatest TV Moments from Hell
6093:Dahabiyeh, Nadia (28 July 2008).
6015:"Vorderman 'forced' to quit quiz"
5993:"Carol Vorderman quits Countdown"
5761:. 27 October 2007. Archived from
2472:100 Greatest TV Moments from Hell
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6889:Morgan, Phoebe (8 July 2013).
6677:(Granada Media, 2001), p. 133.
6476:(Granada Media, 2001), p. 220.
6372:. January 2003. Archived from
6367:"To the victor, the spoils..."
6038:"'Countdown' conundrum solved"
5856:"Farewell to a jolly good egg"
5732:trivia—Retrieved 20 June 2006.
5677:(Granada Media, 2001) p. 9–15.
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6389:(Granada Media, 2001) p. 147.
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5381:Series 63 & 69 Champions
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5118:Series 47 & 48 Champions
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639:22 years, 241 days
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6942:(Granada Media, 2001) p. 34.
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6509:(Granada Media, 2001) p. 24.
6448:(Granada Media, 2001) p. 87.
6427:. BBC News. 5 September 2014
6337:(Granada Media, 2001), p. 74
6310:"Obituary: Richard Whiteley"
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6606:28 December 2007 at the
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6296:establishing cult status
6095:"New job please, Carol?"
6017:. BBC News. 26 July 2008
5995:. BBC News. 25 July 2008
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5227:High Scoring Losers III
2065:Panorama of the 2017 set
1810:Dictionary Corner notes
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1393:. Before his departure,
572:(for a second time) and
356:(1982–2010) (Wales only)
9503:An analysis of the game
7174:Community webchat with
6840:"Nic Brown – Countdown"
5110:High Scoring Losers II
4851:2024 Summer Paralympics
4849:Due to coverage of the
2762:in the 2010–11 season.
2758:'s relegation from the
2595:Have I Got News for You
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9505:based on a scientific
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5198:Cabaret Entertainers
4797:Featured former host
2783:Celebrity Big Brother
2716:"The Final Countdown"
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2196:Champion of Champions
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9686:Channel 4 game shows
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7005:TV's Finest Failures
6601:Countdown Statistics
6353:28 July 2009 at the
5267:Sister & Brother
5046:High Scoring Losers
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2700:Harry Hill's TV Burp
2448:TV's Finest Failures
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1096:Yorkshire Television
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482:Yorkshire Television
327:Lifted Entertainment
309:Yorkshire Television
302:Production companies
238:Production locations
166:Theme music composer
6961:Celebrity Countdown
6066:(31 October 2008).
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5889:. 23 September 2005
5651:"Countdown (1982–)"
5438:Celebrity Countdown
5336:Battle of the Mc's
5296:Husband & Wife
2393:Fairport Convention
2236:Celebrity Countdown
2163:Notable contestants
1979:Countdown Conundrum
1572:In September 2014,
1338:Alexander Armstrong
1310:Celebrity Countdown
1212:Letters round rules
1084:Numbers and Letters
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9498:The Countdown Wiki
9492:The Countdown Page
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7103:. 2 February 2017.
6973:The Countdown Page
6957:The Countdown Page
6758:The Countdown Page
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5944:. 13 November 2006
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5842:The Countdown Page
5819:on 31 August 2010.
5765:on 27 October 2007
5562:Black to Front Day
5549:Black To Front Day
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5016:William G. Stewart
4691:Black To Front Day
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1562:Queen Elizabeth II
1560:On 26 March 2010,
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5083:8 September 2003
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1008:31 October 2022
1004:Floella Benjamin
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5328:Senior Females
5304:Male Finalists
5288:Female Winners
5054:Maths Teachers
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4227:10 January 2011
4183:11 January 2010
4133:12 January 2009
3992:31 October 2005
3841:26 January 2002
3215:13 October 1989
3060:2 February 1987
3038:13 October 1986
2974:14 October 1985
2931:15 October 1984
2839:2 November 1982
2801:
2796:
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2766:Non-canon games
2734:Gyles Brandreth
2689:pianos shiazu (
2649:Jeremy Clarkson
2604:Have I Got News
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