Difference between revisions of "Episode 3543"

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Episode 3543 was broadcast on 29 August 2003, as part of Series 50.

Jim Bentley played Alison Ross, with Jim Bentley winning 101 – 51. The Dictionary Corner guest was Pam Ayres, and the lexicographer was Susie Dent.

Rnd	Selection	Jim Bentley	Score	Alison Ross	Others	Max.
1	CTPIEUFTM	PUMICE	6 – 0	MUFTI	IMPUTE, UPTIME, TECTUM	6
2	DROZEATRE	ORATED	12 – 0	—	RETREAD, RAZORED, TREADER*	13
3	CBXKOEANR	BRACKEN	19 – 0	BACKER	BACONER*	20
4	GSNEOASRW	ORANGES	26 – 7	ANSWERS	WAGONERS	28
5	25 1 10 8 8 6 → 450	450 (10 + 8) × 25	36 – 17	450 (10 + 8) × 25		38
6	TLDUIOHLE	HIDEOUT	43 – 17	DILUTE	HULLOED, LITHOED	45
7	RMJSIEILS	SMILERS	50 – 24	SMILERS	MISSILE, RIMLESS, MILREIS, SLIMIER, SIMILES, SMILIES	52
8	YMQAUIGSM	QUAYS	55 – 24	quasi ☓	GUMMAS, MAQUIS	58
9	PMNAIADOP	MANIA	60 – 29	PANDA	DOMAIN, ANOMIA, DAIMON, MAIDAN, MANDAP, MOPANI, OPPIDA, PAPAIN*	64
10	25 3 7 9 6 10 → 564	563 (9 + 7 + 6) × 25 + 10 + 3	67 – 36	563 (10 + 9 + 3) × 25 + 6 + 7	CV: 564 = (25 × 6 − 9) × (7 − 3)	74
11	CTSEIUDNR	CURTSIED	75 – 36	SEND	INCRUSTED*	92
12	DVHAENAIS	VANISHED	83 – 44	VANISHED		100
13	FDTEOARNI	RATIONED	91 – 44	TRAINED	ORDINATE, DERATION	108
14	25 10 10 2 5 9 → 766	767 ☓	91 – 51	764 (2 × 10 + 10) × 25 + 5 + 9	Best: 767 = (25 × 10 + 9) × 3 − 10	115
15	TINYLAUGH	NAUGHTILY (7 seconds)	101 – 51			125

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	'''Episode 3543''' was broadcast on 29 August 2003, as part of [[Series 50]].		'''Episode 3543''' was broadcast on 29 August 2003, as part of [[Series 50]].

−	[[Jim Bentley]] played [[Alison Ross]], with Jim Bentley winning 101 - 51. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Pam Ayres]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].	+	[[Jim Bentley]] played [[Alison Ross]], with Jim Bentley winning 101 – 51. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Pam Ayres]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].