Countdown Marathon 1 - Revision history

TobyMcDonald at 10:05, 6 June 2021

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Hours added to round summary table, a little extra write-up to come.

2013-03-03T00:01:13Z

Freshening It Up

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 {{episode|next=Countdown Marathon 2}}
-The '''first Countdown Marathon''' was contested between [[Mark Deeks]] and [[Innis Carson]] between 11pm on 28 February 2013 and 11.30pm on 1 March 2013, at the Pleasance Theatre, Islington, as part of comedian {{w|Mark Watson}}'s 25-hour Comedy Marathon for Red Nose Day 2013.
+The '''first [[Countdown Marathon]]''' was contested between [[Mark Deeks]] and [[Innis Carson]] between 11pm on 28 February 2013 and 11.30pm on 1 March 2013, at the Pleasance Theatre, Islington, as part of comedian {{w|Mark Watson}}'s 25-hour Comedy Marathon for Red Nose Day 2013.
 It ran for 450 rounds, comprising 359 [[letters game]]s, 90 [[numbers game]]s and a single [[conundrum]]. Innis Carson won {{score|3128|3116}} on a crucial conundrum. The [[host]], [[lexicographer]] and [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Zarte Siempre]], with [[Rachel Riley]] also taking a turn as host for the last 57 rounds.

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−	The '''Countdown Marathon''' was contested between [[Mark Deeks]] and [[Innis Carson]] between 11pm on 28 February 2013 and 11.30pm on 1 March 2013, at the Pleasance Theatre, Islington, as part of comedian {{w\|Mark Watson}}'s 25-hour Comedy Marathon for Red Nose Day 2013.	+	{{episode\|next=Countdown Marathon 2}}
		+	The '''first Countdown Marathon''' was contested between [[Mark Deeks]] and [[Innis Carson]] between 11pm on 28 February 2013 and 11.30pm on 1 March 2013, at the Pleasance Theatre, Islington, as part of comedian {{w\|Mark Watson}}'s 25-hour Comedy Marathon for Red Nose Day 2013.

	It ran for 450 rounds, comprising 359 [[letters game]]s, 90 [[numbers game]]s and a single [[conundrum]]. Innis Carson won {{score\|3128\|3116}} on a crucial conundrum. The [[host]], [[lexicographer]] and [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Zarte Siempre]], with [[Rachel Riley]] also taking a turn as host for the last 57 rounds.		It ran for 450 rounds, comprising 359 [[letters game]]s, 90 [[numbers game]]s and a single [[conundrum]]. Innis Carson won {{score\|3128\|3116}} on a crucial conundrum. The [[host]], [[lexicographer]] and [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Zarte Siempre]], with [[Rachel Riley]] also taking a turn as host for the last 57 rounds.

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 The '''Countdown Marathon''' was contested between [[Mark Deeks]] and [[Innis Carson]] between 11pm on 28 February 2013 and 11.30pm on 1 March 2013, at the Pleasance Theatre, Islington, as part of comedian {{w|Mark Watson}}'s 25-hour Comedy Marathon for Red Nose Day 2013.
-It ran for 450 rounds, comprising 359 [[letters game]]s, 90 [[numbers game]]s and a single [[conundrum]]. Innis Carson won {{score|3128|3116}} on a crucial conundrum. The [[host]], [[lexicographer]] and [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Zarte Siempre]], with [[Rachel Riley]] also taking a turn as host.
+It ran for 450 rounds, comprising 359 [[letters game]]s, 90 [[numbers game]]s and a single [[conundrum]]. Innis Carson won {{score|3128|3116}} on a crucial conundrum. The [[host]], [[lexicographer]] and [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Zarte Siempre]], with [[Rachel Riley]] also taking a turn as host for the last 57 rounds.
 ==Rounds==