CJ de Mooi - Revision history

LoganSkelton at 00:33, 10 October 2024

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Reverted edits by BenW (talk) to last revision by Mattyartell

2020-05-24T10:39:26Z

He let everyone down. The tourney was delayed thanks to him

2017-01-23T17:21:55Z

tense

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Undo revision 95200 by Michaelbenson (talk)

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 Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament.
-De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (on a 'bad losers' special in 2000, after reacting angrily to his elimination on his first appearance), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Between 2003 and 2012, and again between 2014 and 2016 he was one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name.
+De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (on a 'bad losers' special in 2000, after reacting angrily to his elimination on his first appearance), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Between 2003 and 2012, and again between 2014 and 2016 he was one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name, as well as being the main antagonist in its spin-off quiz show ''Revenge of the Egghead''.
 ==Episodes==

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 Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament.
-De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Between 2003 and 2012, and again between 2014 and 2016 he was one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name.
+De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (on a 'bad losers' special in 2000, after reacting angrily to his elimination on his first appearance), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Between 2003 and 2012, and again between 2014 and 2016 he was one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name.
 ==Episodes==

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 Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament.
-De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Since 2003, He has become most well-known as one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name. He originally left Eggheads in 2012 before returning in 2014, and left for the second time in 2016.
+De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Between 2003 and 2012, and again between 2014 and 2016 he was one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name.
 ==Episodes==

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 '''CJ de Mooi''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 49]].
-Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament, he’d committed to attending [[CONOT lll]] but instead decided to leave everyone waiting around for 45 minutes before he said he was at a darts contest.
+Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament.
 De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Since 2003, He has become most well-known as one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name. He originally left Eggheads in 2012 before returning in 2014, and left for the second time in 2016.

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 '''CJ de Mooi''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 49]].
-Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament.
+Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament, he’d committed to attending [[CONOT lll]] but instead decided to leave everyone waiting around for 45 minutes before he said he was at a darts contest.
 De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has also appeared on ''Number 1'', ''Beat the Nation'' and ''No Win, No Fee''. Since 2003, He has become most well-known as one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name. He originally left Eggheads in 2012 before returning in 2014, and left for the second time in 2016.

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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 3431 | 4/03/2003 | P | [[Peter Jeffery]] | 79 - 70 | CJ de Mooi | [[Barry Norman]] | [[Alison Heard]] | 126}}
+{{ep | 3431 | 4/03/2003 | P |[[Peter Jeffery]]| 79 - 70 |CJ de Mooi|[[Barry Norman]]|[[Alison Heard]]|126}}
 {{episode table end}}

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 Four years later, he appeared at the unofficial [[CoBris 2007]] tournament.
-De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''Fifteen to One'' and ''The Weakest Link'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has become most well-known since 2003 though, as one of the ''Eggheads'' on the BBC quiz of the same name.
+De Mooi is a serial quiz show contestant, and has won ''{{w|Fifteen to One}}'' and ''{{w|The Weakest Link}}'' (both in 2000), ''100%'' (2001), and has been a Mensa chess champion. He has become most well-known since 2003 though, as one of the ''{{w|Eggheads}}'' on the BBC quiz of the same name.
 ==Episodes==
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 {{episode table end}}
-== External links ==
+==External links==
-* {{w|CJ de Mooi}} on Wikipedia
+*{{w|CJ de Mooi}} on Wikipedia
 {{DEFAULTSORT:De Mooi, CJ}}
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 49]]
 [[Category:Contestants on other game shows]]