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'''Peter Davies''' was a contestant in [[Series 58]]. He beat [[Allannah Steadman]] with an impressive score of 98 and scored his first [[century]] in the next game. After this, his scores steadily dropped (96, 93, 89, 81) until he lost his 7th game against [[Don Gill]].  The game was close and hinged on Davies declaring eight when his word {{word|DENOTING}} wasn't valid because there was only one N in the selection. This allowed Gill to take a seven-point lead into the conundrum, which neither player could solve. Davies returned for the series finals in June and made an impact straight away, beating [[octochamp]] [[Michael MacDonald-Cooper]] with words like {{word|POIGNANT}} and {{word|RAVAGES}}. In the semi-final he faced [[Richard Priest]] and Priest was on form, and led 100-60 before the conundrum. Davies got the conundrum {{word|GLYCERINE}} but it wasn't enough and he lost 100-70.
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[[Image:Peter Davies.jpg|right|thumb| Peter Davies relishes a moment to watch someone else shine.]]
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'''Peter Davies''' was a finalist in [[Series 58]].
  
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He beat [[Allannah Steadman]] with an impressive score of 98 and scored his first [[century]] in the next game. After this, his scores steadily dropped (96, 93, 89, 81) until he lost his 7th game against [[Don Gill]]. The game was close and hinged on Davies declaring eight when his word {{word|DENOTING}} wasn't valid because there was only one {{word|N}} in the selection. This allowed Gill to take a seven-point lead into the [[conundrum]] {{word|KISSINTEL}}, which neither player could solve. Davies returned for the series finals in June as No. 7 seed, and made an impact straight away, beating [[octochamp]] and No. 2 seed [[Michael Macdonald-Cooper]] with words like {{word|POIGNANT}} and {{word|RAVAGES}}. In the semi-final he faced [[Richard Priest]] and Priest was on form, and led {{score|100|60}} before the conundrum. Davies got the conundrum {{word|CELERYGIN}} but it wasn't enough and he lost {{score|100|70}}.
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Davies returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] in 2009, but was knocked out in the first round by eventual runner-up [[Charlie Reams]]. Of note is that his conundrum spot of {{word|CUTENIFTI}} ({{word|FETTUCINI}}) in that game, is in fact a word that's not in the current [[Oxford Dictionary of English]].
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==Episodes==
 
==Episodes==
 
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{{ep | 4591 | 01/05/2008 | P | [[Allannah Steadman]] | 71 - 98 | Peter Davies | [[Keith Barron]] | [[Susie Dent]]}}
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{{ep | 4591 | 1/05/2008 | P |[[Allannah Steadman]]| 71 98 |Peter Davies|[[Keith Barron]]|[[Susie Dent]]|120}}
{{ep | 4592 | 02/05/2008 | P | Peter Davies | 103 - 37 | [[Andy Fawcett]] | Keith Barron | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4592 | 2/05/2008 | P |Peter Davies| 103 37 |[[Andy Fawcett]]|Keith Barron|Susie Dent|132}}
{{ep | 4593 | 05/05/2008 | P | Peter Davies | 96 - 49 | [[Mike Nelson]] | [[Jennie Bond]] | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4593 | 5/05/2008 | P |Peter Davies| 96 49 |[[Mike Nelson]]|[[Jennie Bond]]|Susie Dent|143}}
{{ep | 4594 | 06/05/2008 | P | Peter Davies | 93 - 67 | [[Stephen Rooney (Series 58)|Stephen Rooney]] | Jennie Bond | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4594 | 6/05/2008 | P |Peter Davies| 93 67 |[[Stephen Rooney (Series 58)|Stephen Rooney]]|Jennie Bond|Susie Dent|116}}
{{ep | 4595 | 07/05/2008 | P | Peter Davies | 89 - 54 | [[Sue Stevenson]] | Jennie Bond | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4595 | 7/05/2008 | P |Peter Davies| 89 54 |[[Sue Stevenson]]|Jennie Bond|Susie Dent|149}}
{{ep | 4596 | 08/05/2008 | P | Peter Davies | 81 - 55 | [[David Dunnington]] | Jennie Bond | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4596 | 8/05/2008 | P |Peter Davies| 81 55 |[[David Dunnington]]|Jennie Bond|Susie Dent|120}}
{{ep | 4597 | 09/05/2008 | P | Peter Davies | 82 - 89 | [[Don Gill]] | Jennie Bond | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4597 | 9/05/2008 | P |Peter Davies| 82 89 |[[Don Gill]]|Jennie Bond|Susie Dent|116}}
{{ep | 4622 | 13/06/2008 | QF | Peter Davies | 83 - 77 | [[Michael MacDonald-Cooper]] | [[Alastair Stewart]] | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4622 | 13/06/2008 | QF |Peter Davies| 83 77 |[[Michael Macdonald-Cooper]]|[[Alastair Stewart]]|Susie Dent|123}}
{{ep | 4626 | 19/06/2008 | SF | [[Richard Priest]] | 100 - 70 | Peter Davies | [[Phil Hammond]] | Susie Dent}}
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{{ep | 4626 | 19/06/2008 | SF |[[Richard Priest]]| 100 70 |Peter Davies|[[Dr Phil Hammond]]|Susie Dent|124}}
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{{ep | 4739 | 20/01/2009 | CP |Peter Davies| 66 – 85 |[[Charlie Reams]]|Alastair Stewart|Susie Dent|117}}
 
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Latest revision as of 22:22, 4 August 2021

For other people called Peter Davies, see Peter Davies.
Peter Davies relishes a moment to watch someone else shine.

Peter Davies was a finalist in Series 58.

He beat Allannah Steadman with an impressive score of 98 and scored his first century in the next game. After this, his scores steadily dropped (96, 93, 89, 81) until he lost his 7th game against Don Gill. The game was close and hinged on Davies declaring eight when his word DENOTING wasn't valid because there was only one N in the selection. This allowed Gill to take a seven-point lead into the conundrum KISSINTEL, which neither player could solve. Davies returned for the series finals in June as No. 7 seed, and made an impact straight away, beating octochamp and No. 2 seed Michael Macdonald-Cooper with words like POIGNANT and RAVAGES. In the semi-final he faced Richard Priest and Priest was on form, and led 100 – 60 before the conundrum. Davies got the conundrum CELERYGIN but it wasn't enough and he lost 100 – 70.

Davies returned for the Championship of Champions XIII in 2009, but was knocked out in the first round by eventual runner-up Charlie Reams. Of note is that his conundrum spot of CUTENIFTI (FETTUCINI) in that game, is in fact a word that's not in the current Oxford Dictionary of English.

Episodes

# Date Type Contestant 1 Score Contestant 2 Presenters Guest Lex Max
4591 1/05/2008 P Allannah Steadman 71 – 98 Peter Davies Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Keith Barron Susie Dent 120
4592 2/05/2008 P Peter Davies 103 – 37 Andy Fawcett Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Keith Barron Susie Dent 132
4593 5/05/2008 P Peter Davies 96 – 49 Mike Nelson Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Jennie Bond Susie Dent 143
4594 6/05/2008 P Peter Davies 93 – 67 Stephen Rooney Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Jennie Bond Susie Dent 116
4595 7/05/2008 P Peter Davies 89 – 54 Sue Stevenson Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Jennie Bond Susie Dent 149
4596 8/05/2008 P Peter Davies 81 – 55 David Dunnington Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Jennie Bond Susie Dent 120
4597 9/05/2008 P Peter Davies 82 – 89 Don Gill Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Jennie Bond Susie Dent 116
4622 13/06/2008 QF Peter Davies 83 – 77 Michael Macdonald-Cooper Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Alastair Stewart Susie Dent 123
4626 19/06/2008 SF Richard Priest 100 – 70 Peter Davies Des O'Connor Carol Vorderman Dr Phil Hammond Susie Dent 124
4739 20/01/2009 CP Peter Davies 66 – 85 Charlie Reams Jeff Stelling Rachel Riley Alastair Stewart Susie Dent 117