Episode 2693 - Revision history

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flaky

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{{episode|previous=Episode 2692|next=Episode 2694}}
'''Episode 2693''' was broadcast on 21 January 2000, as part of [[Series 42]].

[[John Snedden]] played [[Amey Deshpande]], with John Snedden winning 80 - 38. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Joan Bakewell]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].

[[Category:Episodes in Series 42|2693]]
[[Category:9-round scores over 75|2693]]
[[Category:9-round games|2693]]
[[Category:Episodes presented by Richard Whiteley|2693]]
[[Category:Episodes with Susie Dent as lexicographer|2693]]
[[Category:Episodes with Joan Bakewell as a guest|2693]]

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	In this game, Snedden achieved a "flake" — two consecutive nine-letter word spots (named after the 99 Flake ice cream confection) — an extremely rare occurrence in a [[9 round format\|9-round]] game. This was only the second time this had been accomplished, following [[Jill Bright]]'s two opening words in her [[Episode 2271\|second show]].		In this game, Snedden achieved a "flake" — two consecutive nine-letter word spots (named after the 99 Flake ice cream confection) — an extremely rare occurrence in a [[9 round format\|9-round]] game. This was only the second time this had been accomplished, following [[Jill Bright]]'s two opening words in her [[Episode 2271\|second show]].
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		+	This episode was repeated on 26 July 2001.

	==Rounds==		==Rounds==

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 |591|sol2=8 × 75 − (7 + 2)
 |27|21|29}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |TOGRIYLEA|GREATLY  |GREATLY  |REGALITY            | 34|28 | 37}}
 {{R-letters  |6 |SFDEUETLR|FLUSTERED|DUSTER   |                    | 52|28 | 55}}

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	[[John Snedden]] played [[Amey Deshpande]], with John Snedden winning {{score\|80\|38}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Joan Bakewell]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].		[[John Snedden]] played [[Amey Deshpande]], with John Snedden winning {{score\|80\|38}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Joan Bakewell]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
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		+	In this game, Snedden achieved a "flake" — two consecutive nine-letter word spots (named after the 99 Flake ice cream confection) — an extremely rare occurrence in a [[9 round format\|9-round]] game. This was only the second time this had been accomplished, following [[Jill Bright]]'s two opening words in her [[Episode 2271\|second show]].

	==Rounds==		==Rounds==

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 {{Rounds-start|John Snedden|Amey Deshpande}}
 {{R-letters  |1 |GRTAIUGOV|RAGOUT   |GRIT     |AGOUTI*, GIAOUR*, GUITAR*, VIGOUR*, VIRAGO*|  6|0  |  6}}
-{{R-letters  |2 |LXEIMEGPU|EXILE    |PLUME    |MEGILP, GUIMPE*, LEGUME*| 11|5  | 12}}
+{{R-letters  |2 |LXEIMEGPU|EXILE    |PLUME    |GUIMPE*, LEGUME*, MEGILP| 11|5  | 12}}
 {{R-letters  |3 |STZMOEASH|STEAMS   |MASHES   |MATZOHS*            | 17|11 | 19}}
 {{R-numbers  |4 | 75|6|2|8|2|7| 591
-|591|sol1=75 × 8 − (7 + 2)
+|591|sol1=8 × 75 − (7 + 2)
-|591|sol2=75 × 8 − (7 + 2)
+|591|sol2=8 × 75 − (7 + 2)
 |27|21|29}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |TOGRIYLEA|GREATLY  |GREATLY  |REGALITY            | 34|28 | 37}}
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 {{R-letters  |7 |TLROANSIE|RELATIONS|LATRINES |ORIENTALS, TENSORIAL*| 70|28 | 73}}
 {{R-numbers  |8 | 75|3|1|4|10|7| 143
-|143|sol1=75 × (3 − 1) − 7
+|143|sol1=(3 − 1) × 75 − 7
-|143|sol2=75 × (3 − 1) − 7
+|143|sol2=(3 − 1) × 75 − 7
 |80|38|83}}
-{{R-conundrum|9|GNATEFFIC|c2time=6|c2sol=effacting {{x}}|sol=AFFECTING|80|38|93}}
+{{R-conundrum|9|GNATEFFIC|c2time=6.25|c2sol=effacting {{x}}|sol=AFFECTING|80|38|93}}
 {{Rounds-end}}

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 {{episode|previous=Episode 2692|next=Episode 2694}}
-'''Episode 2693''' was broadcast on 21 January 2000 as part of [[Series 42]].
+'''Episode 2693''' was broadcast on 21 January 2000, as part of [[Series 42]].
 [[John Snedden]] played [[Amey Deshpande]], with John Snedden winning {{score|80|38}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Joan Bakewell]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].

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		+	[[Category:9-round scores over 75]]