Episode 1332 - Revision history

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TobyMcDonald at 22:42, 14 May 2023

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TobyMcDonald at 14:43, 29 September 2021

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The Doctor at 14:50, 12 May 2020

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The Doctor at 00:38, 8 May 2020

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‎Notes

DaveW1980 at 16:12, 21 December 2011

2011-12-21T16:12:55Z

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 [[Chris Waddington]] played [[Robert Teuton]], with Chris Waddington winning {{score|54|44}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-According to Waddington, the [[conundrum]] round was originally set with the answer as {{word|RELAPSING}}, to which he 'incorrectly' buzzed with the answer {{word|SPANGLIER}}. It was then discovered that the word was indeed valid, and so a retake was shot with the original intended answer as the scramble.
+According to Waddington, the [[conundrum]] round was originally set with the answer as {{word|RELAPSING}}, to which he incorrectly buzzed with the answer {{word|SPANGLIER}}. It was then discovered that the word was indeed valid, and so a retake was shot with the original intended answer as the scramble.
-This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second [[numbers game]] – as the solution appeared straightforward, Waddington suggested that [[Richard Whiteley]] should attempt to solve it. Whiteley said 25 × 4 + 7 + 5, which equals 112, and [[Carol Vorderman]] helped him spot 25 × 4 + 10 + 3. Therefore, the [[contestant]]s did not reveal their solutions, but it can be assumed they were identical.
+This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second [[numbers game]] – as the solution appeared straightforward, Waddington suggested that [[Richard Whiteley]] should attempt to solve it. Whiteley said 25 × 4 + 7 + 5 which equals 112, and [[Carol Vorderman]] helped him spot 25 × 4 + 10 + 3. Therefore, the [[contestant]]s did not reveal their solutions but it can be assumed they were identical.
 This episode was repeated on 19 June 2000, following the conclusion of {{w|West Indian cricket team in England in 2000#1st Test|England vs West Indies}}.
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 {{R-letters  |7|IEASNRBRN|BANNERS  |BANNERS  |BARRENS*            | 34|34 | 53}}
 {{R-numbers  |8| 25|10|5|7|4|3| 113
-|113|sol1=25 × 4 + 10 + 3
+|113|sol1=25 × 4 + 10 + 3**
-|113|sol2=25 × 4 + 10 + 3
+|113|sol2=25 × 4 + 10 + 3**
 |44|44|63}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|RELAPSING|c1time=28|c1sol=SPANGLIER|54|44|73}}

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 According to Waddington, the [[conundrum]] round was originally set with the answer as {{word|RELAPSING}}, to which he 'incorrectly' buzzed with the answer {{word|SPANGLIER}}. It was then discovered that the word was indeed valid, and so a retake was shot with the original intended answer as the scramble.
-This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second [[numbers game]]; as the solution appeared straightforward, Waddington suggested that Whiteley should attempt to solve it. Whiteley said 25 × 4 + 7 + 5, which equals 112, and Vorderman helped him spot 25 × 4 + 10 + 3. Therefore, the [[contestant]]s did not reveal their solutions, however it can be assumed they were identical.
+This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second [[numbers game]] – as the solution appeared straightforward, Waddington suggested that [[Richard Whiteley]] should attempt to solve it. Whiteley said 25 × 4 + 7 + 5, which equals 112, and [[Carol Vorderman]] helped him spot 25 × 4 + 10 + 3. Therefore, the [[contestant]]s did not reveal their solutions, but it can be assumed they were identical.
-This episode was repeated on 19 June 2000, following the conclusion of {{w|West_Indian_cricket_team_in_England_in_2000#1st_Test|England vs West Indies}}.
+This episode was repeated on 19 June 2000, following the conclusion of {{w|West Indian cricket team in England in 2000#1st Test|England vs West Indies}}.
 ==Rounds==
 {{Rounds-start|Chris Waddington|Robert Teuton}}
-{{R-letters  |1 |GXDUEISWN|GUIDES   |SWINGED  |EXUDING             |  0|7  |  7}}
+{{R-letters  |1|GXDUEISWN|GUIDES   |SWINGED  |EXUDING             |  0|7  |  7}}
-{{R-letters  |2 |AIEVMRPLS|VAMPIRES |VAMPIRES |IMPALERS*, LEMPIRAS*, PALMIERS*, PREVAILS, PRIMEVAL|  8|15 | 15}}
+{{R-letters  |2|AIEVMRPLS|VAMPIRES |VAMPIRES |IMPALERS*, LEMPIRAS*, PALMIERS*, PREVAILS, PRIMEVAL|  8|15 | 15}}
-{{R-letters  |3 |WRYOAEPGJ|POWER    |POWER    |ROPEWAY*            | 13|20 | 22}}
+{{R-letters  |3|WRYOAEPGJ|POWER    |POWER    |ROPEWAY*            | 13|20 | 22}}
-{{R-numbers  |4 | 75|6|2|2|9|4| 656
+{{R-numbers  |4| 75|6|2|2|9|4| 656
 |656 {{x}}
 |—
 |cv=656|solcv=(75 − 2) × 9 − (6 − 4) ÷ 2
 |13|20|32}}
-{{R-letters  |5 |OIATFVSCE|COSTIVE  |AVOCETS  |ACTIVES*, FACTIVE*, OCTAVES| 20|27 | 39}}
+{{R-letters  |5|OIATFVSCE|COSTIVE  |AVOCETS  |ACTIVES*, FACTIVE*, OCTAVES| 20|27 | 39}}
-{{R-letters  |6 |GPHAEORNF|PROFANE  |GRAPH    |                    | 27|27 | 46}}
+{{R-letters  |6|GPHAEORNF|PROFANE  |GRAPH    |                    | 27|27 | 46}}
-{{R-letters  |7 |IEASNRBRN|BANNERS  |BANNERS  |BARRENS*            | 34|34 | 53}}
+{{R-letters  |7|IEASNRBRN|BANNERS  |BANNERS  |BARRENS*            | 34|34 | 53}}
-{{R-numbers  |8 | 25|10|5|7|4|3| 113
+{{R-numbers  |8| 25|10|5|7|4|3| 113
-|113|sol1=25 × 4 + 10 + 3 *
+|113|sol1=25 × 4 + 10 + 3
-|113|sol2=25 × 4 + 10 + 3 *
+|113|sol2=25 × 4 + 10 + 3
 |44|44|63}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|RELAPSING|c1time=28|c1sol=SPANGLIER|54|44|73}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
 ==External Links==
-{{YouTube|g3NSFALZzj8|6vRA1rWfZfA|OJ68w1XnJAk}}
+{{YouTube|kg84gXjew4A}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:1332}}
 [[Category:Episodes in Championship of Champions VI]]

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 [[Category:Episodes in Championship of Champions VI]]
 [[Category:9-round games]]
 [[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley]]
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 [[Chris Waddington]] played [[Robert Teuton]], with Chris Waddington winning {{score|54|44}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-According to Waddington, the conundrum round was originally set with the answer as {{word|RELAPSING}}, to which he 'incorrectly' buzzed with the answer {{word|SPANGLIER}}. It was then discovered that the word was indeed valid, and so a retake was shot with the original intended answer as the scramble.
+According to Waddington, the [[conundrum]] round was originally set with the answer as {{word|RELAPSING}}, to which he 'incorrectly' buzzed with the answer {{word|SPANGLIER}}. It was then discovered that the word was indeed valid, and so a retake was shot with the original intended answer as the scramble.
-This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second numbers game; as the solution appeared straightforward, Vorderman suggested that Whiteley should attempt to solve the numbers game. Whiteley correctly deduced that 25 × 4 = 100, however, he then declared 7 + 5 as the second part of the solution, and added it on to the 100 (in other words, his solution only added up to 112, one short of the target).
+This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second [[numbers game]]; as the solution appeared straightforward, Waddington suggested that Whiteley should attempt to solve it. Whiteley said 25 × 4 + 7 + 5, which equals 112, and Vorderman helped him spot 25 × 4 + 10 + 3. Therefore, the [[contestant]]s did not reveal their solutions, however it can be assumed they were identical.
 This episode was repeated on 19 June 2000, following the conclusion of {{w|West_Indian_cricket_team_in_England_in_2000#1st_Test|England vs West Indies}}.
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 {{Rounds-start|Chris Waddington|Robert Teuton}}
 {{R-letters  |1 |GXDUEISWN|GUIDES   |SWINGED  |EXUDING             |  0|7  |  7}}
-{{R-letters  |2 |AIEVMPRLS|VAMPIRES |VAMPIRES |IMPALERS*, LEMPIRAS*, PALMIERS*, PREVAILS, PRIMEVAL|  8|15 | 15}}
+{{R-letters  |2 |AIEVMRPLS|VAMPIRES |VAMPIRES |IMPALERS*, LEMPIRAS*, PALMIERS*, PREVAILS, PRIMEVAL|  8|15 | 15}}
 {{R-letters  |3 |WRYOAEPGJ|POWER    |POWER    |ROPEWAY*            | 13|20 | 22}}
 {{R-numbers  |4 | 75|6|2|2|9|4| 656
@@ Line 24: / Line 24: @@
 {{R-letters  |7 |IEASNRBRN|BANNERS  |BANNERS  |BARRENS*            | 34|34 | 53}}
 {{R-numbers  |8 | 25|10|5|7|4|3| 113
-|113|sol1=25 × 4 + 10 + 3
+|113|sol1=25 × 4 + 10 + 3 *
-|113|sol2=25 × 4 + 10 + 3
+|113|sol2=25 × 4 + 10 + 3 *
 |44|44|63}}
 {{R-conundrum|9|RELAPSING|c1time=28|c1sol=SPANGLIER|54|44|73}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
 ==External Links==
 {{YouTube|g3NSFALZzj8|6vRA1rWfZfA|OJ68w1XnJAk}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:1332}}
 [[Category:Episodes in Championship of Champions VI]]

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	[[Chris Waddington]] played [[Robert Teuton]], with Chris Waddington winning {{score\|54\|44}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].		[[Chris Waddington]] played [[Robert Teuton]], with Chris Waddington winning {{score\|54\|44}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Stilgoe]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
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		+	This episode was repeated on 19 June 2000, following the conclusion of {{w\|West_Indian_cricket_team_in_England_in_2000#1st_Test\|England vs West Indies}}.

	==Rounds==		==Rounds==

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 According to Waddington, the conundrum round was originally set with the answer as {{word|RELAPSING}}, to which he 'incorrectly' buzzed with the answer {{word|SPANGLIER}}. It was then discovered that the word was indeed valid, and so a retake was shot with the original intended answer as the scramble.
-This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second numbers game; as the solution appeared straightforward, Carol suggested that Richard should attempt to solve the number's game. Richard correctly deduced that 25 x 4 = 100, however, he then declared 7 + 5 as the second part of the solution, and added it on to the 100 (in other words, his solution only added up to 112, one short of the target).
+This episode was also fondly remembered by fans of the series for the second numbers game; as the solution appeared straightforward, Carol suggested that Richard should attempt to solve the number's game. Richard correctly deduced that 25 × 4 = 100, however, he then declared 7 + 5 as the second part of the solution, and added it on to the 100 (in other words, his solution only added up to 112, one short of the target).
 ==External Links==