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← Older revision		Revision as of 19:31, 4 July 2022
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−	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He was a 19-year-old student from Nottingham.	+	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He was a 28-year-old mature student from Nottingham, reading Law at Nottingham University.

	He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a {{score\|63\|53}} scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.		He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a {{score\|63\|53}} scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:44, 11 October 2020
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−	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He was a 19-year-old student from Nottingham	+	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He was a 19-year-old student from Nottingham.

	He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a {{score\|63\|53}} scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.		He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a {{score\|63\|53}} scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.

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−	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]].	+	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He was a 19-year-old student from Nottingham

	He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a {{score\|63\|53}} scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.		He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a {{score\|63\|53}} scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.

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-'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.
+'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]].
 Fearon returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].
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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 1837 | 13/09/1996 | P | [[Mark Tripp]] | 32 - 56 | Dennis Fearon | [[David Jacobs]] | [[Catherine Stokes]] }}
+{{ep | 1837 | 13/09/1996 | P |[[Mark Tripp]]| 32 - 56 |Dennis Fearon|[[David Jacobs]]|[[Catherine Stokes]]|71}}
-{{ep | 1838 | 16/09/1996 | P | [[Joan Boardman]] | 30 - 58 | Dennis Fearon | [[Philip Franks]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 1838 | 16/09/1996 | P |[[Joan Boardman]]| 30 - 58 |Dennis Fearon|[[Philip Franks]]|[[Susie Dent]]|75}}
-{{ep | 1839 | 17/09/1996 | P | [[Les Rendell]] | 35 - 52 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1839 | 17/09/1996 | P |[[Les Rendell]]| 35 - 52 |Dennis Fearon|Philip Franks|Susie Dent|79}}
-{{ep | 1840 | 18/09/1996 | P | [[Lou Brundell]] | 46 - 59 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1840 | 18/09/1996 | P |[[Lou Brundell]]| 46 - 59 |Dennis Fearon|Philip Franks|Susie Dent|76}}
-{{ep | 1844 | 24/09/1996 | QF | [[Graeme Sugarman]] | 53 - 63* | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1844 | 24/09/1996 | QF |[[Graeme Sugarman]]| 53 - 63* |Dennis Fearon|Philip Franks|Susie Dent|70}}
-{{ep | 1845 | 25/09/1996 | SF | [[Satbir Gupta]] | 53 - 63* | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1845 | 25/09/1996 | SF |[[Satbir Gupta]]| 53 - 63* |Dennis Fearon|Philip Franks|Susie Dent|73}}
-{{ep | 1847 | 27/09/1996 | GF | [[Alan Sinclair]] | 78 - 73 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1847 | 27/09/1996 | GF |[[Alan Sinclair]]| 78 - 73 |Dennis Fearon|Philip Franks|Susie Dent|117}}
-{{ep | 1849 | 1/10/1996 | CQF | [[David Acton]] | 61 - 13 | Dennis Fearon | [[Jan Harvey]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1849 | 1/10/1996 | CQF |[[David Acton]]| 61 - 13 |Dennis Fearon|[[Jan Harvey]]|Susie Dent|81}}
 {{episode table end}}
 <center>* includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:21, 18 April 2011
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−	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with ~~Dennis~~ leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and ~~Dennis~~ buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted ~~Alan~~ buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning ~~Dennis~~ suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. ~~Dennis~~ returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].	+	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Fearon leading by 5 points. {{word\|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Fearon buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word\|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Sinclair buzzed with the correct answer, {{word\|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Fearon suffered his first-ever defeat on the show.
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		+	Fearon returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].

	{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Kenneth Michie\|series=32\|followed_by=Allan Saldanha}}		{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Kenneth Michie\|series=32\|followed_by=Allan Saldanha}}

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-'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Dennis leading by 5 points. LOSTAGAIN was revealed on the conundrum board, and Dennis buzzed on 3 seconds to say NOSTALGIC. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Alan buzzed with the correct answer, NOSTALGIA, meaning Dennis suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. Dennis returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].
+'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Dennis leading by 5 points. {{word|LOSTAGAIN}} was revealed on the conundrum board, and Dennis buzzed on 3 seconds to say {{word|NOSTALGIC}}. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Alan buzzed with the correct answer, {{word|NOSTALGIA}}, meaning Dennis suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. Dennis returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Kenneth Michie|series=32|followed_by=Allan Saldanha}}
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 {{episode table}}
 {{ep | 1837 | 13/09/1996 | P | [[Mark Tripp]] | 32 - 56 | Dennis Fearon | [[David Jacobs]] | [[Catherine Stokes]] }}
-{{ep | 1838 | 16/09/1996 | P | Dennis Fearon | 58 - 30 | [[Joan Boardman]] | [[Philip Franks]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 1838 | 16/09/1996 | P | [[Joan Boardman]] | 30 - 58 | Dennis Fearon | [[Philip Franks]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
-{{ep | 1839 | 17/09/1996 | P | Dennis Fearon | 52 - 35 | [[Les Randall]] | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1839 | 17/09/1996 | P | [[Les Randall]] | 35 - 52 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
-{{ep | 1840 | 18/09/1996 | P | Dennis Fearon | 59 - 46 | [[Lou Brundell]] | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1840 | 18/09/1996 | P | [[Lou Brundell]] | 46 - 59 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
 {{ep | 1844 | 24/09/1996 | QF | [[Graeme Sugarman]] | 53 - 63 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}
 {{ep | 1845 | 25/09/1996 | SF | [[Satbir Gupta]] | 53 - 63 | Dennis Fearon | Philip Franks | Susie Dent }}

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−	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[~~series~~ 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Dennis leading by 5 points. LOSTAGAIN was revealed on the conundrum board, and Dennis buzzed on 3 seconds to say NOSTALGIC. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Alan buzzed with the correct answer, NOSTALGIA, meaning Dennis suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. Dennis returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].	+	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[Series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Dennis leading by 5 points. LOSTAGAIN was revealed on the conundrum board, and Dennis buzzed on 3 seconds to say NOSTALGIC. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Alan buzzed with the correct answer, NOSTALGIA, meaning Dennis suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. Dennis returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].

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	'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Dennis leading by 5 points. LOSTAGAIN was revealed on the conundrum board, and Dennis buzzed on 3 seconds to say NOSTALGIC. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Alan buzzed with the correct answer, NOSTALGIA, meaning Dennis suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. Dennis returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].		'''Dennis Fearon''' was the runner-up of [[series 32]]. He won the final four heats of the series to return for the final rounds as #5 seed, and beat [[Graeme Sugarman]] and [[Satbir Gupta]] in the quarter- and semi-finals respectively, both by way of a [[sudden-death conundrum]] and both with a 63-53 scoreline. In the final against [[Alan Sinclair]], it went down to a [[crucial conundrum]] with Dennis leading by 5 points. LOSTAGAIN was revealed on the conundrum board, and Dennis buzzed on 3 seconds to say NOSTALGIC. However, this was incorrect, and as soon as the clock was restarted Alan buzzed with the correct answer, NOSTALGIA, meaning Dennis suffered his first-ever defeat on the show. Dennis returned the following week for [[Championship of Champions VIII]], but was comprehensively beaten in the first round by [[David Acton]].
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		+	{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Kenneth Michie\|series=32\|followed_by=Allan Saldanha}}

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==