Difference between revisions of "Episode 16"

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Episode 16 was broadcast on 29 November 1982, as part of Series 1.

Josef Kollar played Andrew Bruno, with Andrew Bruno winning 57 – 22. The Dictionary Corner guest was Kenneth Williams, and the lexicographer was Mary.

As per the previous episode, it is extremely unlikely that the conundrum will ever be used again on account of it being a plural ending in -S.

Rnd	Selection	Josef Kollar	Score	Andrew Bruno	Others	Max.
1	RHEZGIXRO	gorge ☓	0 – 4	HIRE	GORIER*	6
2	UHLIETGYS	LIGHTS	6 – 10	GUILTY	GLUIEST, GUSHILY, GUSTILY, GUTSILY, SIGHTLY, SLEIGHT, UGLIEST*	13
3	MDAPFIESL	FIELDS	6 – 17	SAMPLED	IMPLEADS*	21
4	25 8 4 1 7 6 → 902	843	6 – 24	901 4 × 25 × (8 + 1) + 7 − 6	Best: 902 = (25 + 8 − 1) × 7 × 4 + 6	31
5	SCBAIETDN	BASTED	12 – 30	BASTED	BANDIEST, CABINETS, DISTANCE	39
6	UENFNODMA	FANNED	12 – 37	MUNDANE	UNNAMED*	46
7	EOBTDEUJP	DOUBT	17 – 42	DEBUT	DEPUTE, POUTED, TOUPEE*	52
8	25 4 10 4 6 2 → 470	462 (10 + 4 + 4) × 25 + 6 × 2	22 – 47	462 4 × 25 × 4 + 6 × 10 + 2	Best: 470 = (25 + 4 × 4 + 6) × 10	62
9	ANOOGKRAS		22 – 57	KANGAROOS (4 seconds)		72

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 '''Episode 16''' was broadcast on 29 November 1982, as part of [[Series 1]].
-[[Josef Kollar]] played [[Andy Bruno|Andrew Bruno]], with Andrew Bruno winning {{score|57|22}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kenneth Williams]], the [[lexicographer]] was [[Mary]], and the arithmetician was [[Carol Vorderman]].
+[[Josef Kollar]] played [[Andy Bruno|Andrew Bruno]], with Andrew Bruno winning {{score|57|22}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kenneth Williams]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Mary]].
 As per [[Episode 15|the previous episode]], it is extremely unlikely that the conundrum will ever be used again on account of it being a plural ending in -S.