Episode 2222 - Revision history

DaaniyalAli at 16:31, 20 March 2026

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TobyMcDonald at 00:14, 11 July 2021

2021-07-11T00:14:03Z

Launchballer: /* Rounds */ I'm going to split episodes critically affected by administrative errors.

2020-04-09T15:05:24Z

‎Rounds: I'm going to split episodes critically affected by administrative errors.

DaveW1980 at 22:26, 2 March 2017

2017-03-02T22:26:33Z

DaveW1980 at 22:26, 2 March 2017

2017-03-02T22:26:06Z

DaveW1980 at 12:30, 11 June 2013

2013-06-11T12:30:52Z

DaveW1980 at 10:12, 19 January 2012

2012-01-19T10:12:37Z

DaveW1980 at 10:11, 19 January 2012

2012-01-19T10:11:27Z

DaveW1980 at 10:10, 19 January 2012

2012-01-19T10:10:05Z

DaveW1980 at 10:59, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T10:59:10Z

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 [[Jean Gallacher]] played [[Alex Davis]], with Jean Gallacher winning {{score|50|32}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Jan Harvey]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Mark Nyman]].
-NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word, and therefore the final score should have been {{score|42|40}} in Davis' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the [[Series 39|following series]] later in the year.
+NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] of {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer, had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the [[Episode 2223|next episode]], Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word and therefore the final score should have been {{score|42|40}} in Davis' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the [[Series 39|following series]] later in the year.
 ==Rounds==

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 [[Jean Gallacher]] played [[Alex Davis]], with Jean Gallacher winning {{score|50|32}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Jan Harvey]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Mark Nyman]].
-NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word, and therefore the final score should have been 42 - 40 in Davis' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the following series later in the year.
+NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word, and therefore the final score should have been {{score|42|40}} in Davis' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the [[Series 39|following series]] later in the year.
 ==Rounds==

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-[[Category:Episodes affected by administrative errors]]
+[[Category:Episodes critically affected by administrative errors]]

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 [[Jean Gallacher]] played [[Alex Davis]], with Jean Gallacher winning {{score|50|32}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Jan Harvey]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Mark Nyman]].
-NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word, and therefore the final score should have been 42 - 40 in Davies' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the following series later in the year.
+NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word, and therefore the final score should have been 42 - 40 in Davis' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the following series later in the year.
 ==Rounds==

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 [[Jean Gallacher]] played [[Alex Davis]], with Jean Gallacher winning {{score|50|32}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Jan Harvey]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Mark Nyman]].
-NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the following series later in the year.
+NOTE: Gallacher won the game after Davis mispronounced the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|PROBOSCIS}} with three seconds left, which Gallacher then solved as soon as the clock was restarted. Gallacher admitted there and then that she would not have been able to give the correct answer had Davis not buzzed in first. At the beginning of the next episode, Mark Nyman revealed that it was decided that this had been a bad call, as Davis had technically not given an incorrect answer, only a mispronunciation of an obscure word, and therefore the final score should have been 42 - 40 in Davies' favour. As a result, Davis was given another opportunity in the following series later in the year.
 ==Rounds==

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