Episode 4127 - Revision history

TobyMcDonald at 21:46, 23 July 2023

2023-07-23T21:46:43Z

The Doctor at 21:21, 2 January 2021

2021-01-02T21:21:04Z

The Doctor at 14:50, 12 May 2020

2020-05-12T14:50:54Z

JohnnyCanuck: factoid

2016-02-28T00:41:40Z

factoid

JRTerrier24 at 19:25, 2 August 2011

2011-08-02T19:25:56Z

JRTerrier24 at 23:43, 1 March 2011

2011-03-01T23:43:02Z

JRTerrier24 at 11:51, 8 May 2010

2010-05-08T11:51:29Z

Smjg: tidy

2010-05-01T16:30:59Z

tidy

JohnnyCanuck at 12:21, 1 May 2010

2010-05-01T12:21:40Z

Hatton02: /* Rounds */

2008-10-30T02:57:22Z

‎Rounds

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 [[Paul Gallen]] played [[Mark Tournoff]], with Paul Gallen winning {{score|111|93}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kim Woodburn]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Notably, Gallen achieved the maximum possible scores in all of the first 13 rounds. This would remain the longest time that any contestant had ever gone in a 15-round game without missing a max until [[Episode 4770]] in [[Series 60]], when [[Kirk Bevins]] scored a [[max game]].
+Notably, Gallen achieved the maximum possible scores in all of the first 13 rounds. This would remain the longest time that any [[contestant]] had ever gone in a [[15 round format|15-round]] game without missing a max until [[Episode 4770|4 March 2009]], when [[Kirk Bevins]] scored a [[max game]].
 ==Rounds==
 {{Rounds-start|Paul Gallen|Mark Tournoff}}
-{{R-letters| 1|SFTIOASRH|STARFISH |STARFISH |                    |  8|8  |  8}}
+{{R-letters  | 1|SFTIOASRH|STARFISH |STARFISH |                    |  8|8  |  8}}
-{{R-letters| 2|PENASBIMU|SUNBEAM  |SUNBEAM  |PNEUMAS*            | 15|15 | 15}}
+{{R-letters  | 2|PENASBIMU|SUNBEAM  |SUNBEAM  |PNEUMAS*            | 15|15 | 15}}
-{{R-letters| 3|NDLOEOGBS|NOODLES  |NOODLES  |BELONGS*, BLONDES*, BONGOES, DONGLES*, GLOBOSE*, OBLONGS*| 22|22 | 22}}
+{{R-letters  | 3|NDLOEOGBS|NOODLES  |NOODLES  |BELONGS*, BLONDES*, BONGOES, DONGLES*, GLOBOSE*, OBLONGS*| 22|22 | 22}}
-{{R-letters| 4|IZREUTNSR|RUNTIER  |RUNTIER  |INSURER*, NUTSIER*, RETURNS*, RUSTIER*, TURNERS*| 29|29 | 29}}
+{{R-letters  | 4|IZREUTNSR|RUNTIER  |RUNTIER  |INSURER*, NUTSIER*, RETURNS*, RUSTIER*, TURNERS*| 29|29 | 29}}
-{{R-numbers| 5|25|100|75|2|5|4| 620
+{{R-numbers  | 5| 25|100|75|2|5|4| 620
 |620|sol1=(100 − 75) × 25 − 5
 |620|sol2=(100 + 75 − 25 + 5) × 4
 |39|39|39}}
-{{R-TTT       |BODGERAP|You'll need one for 5's and 3's.|PEGBOARD}}
+{{R-TTT         |BODGERAP|You'll need one for fives and threes.|PEGBOARD}}
-{{R-letters| 6|CELAERLTR|CELLARET |CELLARET |CELLARER*           | 47|47 | 47}}
+{{R-letters  | 6|CELAERLTR|CELLARET |CELLARET |CELLARER*           | 47|47 | 47}}
-{{R-letters| 7|TNMAEOXGW|MAGNETO  |MONTAGE  |MEGATON             | 54|54 | 54}}
+{{R-letters  | 7|TNMAEOXGW|MAGNETO  |MONTAGE  |MEGATON             | 54|54 | 54}}
-{{R-letters| 8|DEINRAMEP|REMAINED |REMAINED |DAMPENER            | 62|62 | 62}}
+{{R-letters  | 8|DEINRAMEP|REMAINED |REMAINED |DAMPENER            | 62|62 | 62}}
-{{R-letters| 9|RLNIUEGFT|REFUTING |REFUTING |                    | 70|70 | 70}}
+{{R-letters  | 9|RLNIUEGFT|REFUTING |REFUTING |                    | 70|70 | 70}}
-{{R-numbers|10|6|2|25|100|50|75| 175
+{{R-numbers  |10| 6|2|25|100|50|75| 175
 |175|sol1=100 + 75
 |175|sol2=100 + 75
 |80|80|80}}
-{{R-TTT       |ROMANDUG|He won't mock, but will definitely scoff.|GOURMAND}}
+{{R-TTT         |ROMANDUG|He won't mock, but will definitely scoff.|GOURMAND}}
-{{R-letters|11|VRDAEASDK|DREADS   |ADDERS   |DRAKES*, SADDER*, VARDAS*| 86|86 | 86}}
+{{R-letters  |11|VRDAEASDK|DREADS   |ADDERS   |DRAKES*, SADDER*, VARDAS*| 86|86 | 86}}
-{{R-letters|12|HELOCTEMI|TELECOM  |cometh {{x}}|                    | 93|86 | 93}}
+{{R-letters  |12|HELOCTEMI|TELECOM  |cometh {{x}}|                    | 93|86 | 93}}
-{{R-letters|13|PCSOEADYN|DYSPNOEA |DEACONS  |                    |101|86 |101}}
+{{R-letters  |13|PCSOEADYN|DYSPNOEA |DEACONS  |                    |101|86 |101}}
-{{R-numbers|14|100|50|25|75|3|4| 880
+{{R-numbers  |14| 100|50|25|75|3|4| 880
 |882 {{x}}
 |876|sol2=(3 × 75 − (100 + 50) ÷ 25) × 4
@@ Line 38: / Line 38: @@
 {{DEFAULTSORT:4127}}
 [[Category:Episodes in Championship of Champions XII]]
 [[Category:Championship of Champions finals]]
-[[Category:15-round games]]
+[[Category:15-round joint scores over 200]]
 [[Category:Episodes presented by Des Lynam]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Carol Vorderman as arithmetician]]

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 [[Paul Gallen]] played [[Mark Tournoff]], with Paul Gallen winning {{score|111|93}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kim Woodburn]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Notably, Gallen achieved the maximum possible scores in all of the first 13 rounds. This would remain the longest time that any contestant had ever gone without missing a max until [[Kirk Bevins]]' [[Episode 4770|perfect game]] in [[Series 60]].
+Notably, Gallen achieved the maximum possible scores in all of the first 13 rounds. This would remain the longest time that any contestant had ever gone in a 15-round game without missing a max until [[Episode 4770]] in [[Series 60]], when [[Kirk Bevins]] scored a [[max game]].
 ==Rounds==

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	[[Category:Episodes with Kim Woodburn as a guest]]		[[Category:Episodes with Kim Woodburn as a guest]]
		+	[[Category:Rematches]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:41, 28 February 2016
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	[[Paul Gallen]] played [[Mark Tournoff]], with Paul Gallen winning {{score\|111\|93}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kim Woodburn]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].		[[Paul Gallen]] played [[Mark Tournoff]], with Paul Gallen winning {{score\|111\|93}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kim Woodburn]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
		+
		+	Notably, Gallen achieved the maximum possible scores in all of the first 13 rounds. This would remain the longest time that any contestant had ever gone without missing a max until [[Kirk Bevins]]' [[Episode 4770\|perfect game]] in [[Series 60]].

	==Rounds==		==Rounds==

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{episode|previous=Episode 4126|next=Episode 4128}}
-'''Episode 4127''' was broadcast on 16 June 2006, as the grand final of the [[Championship of Champions XII]].
+'''Episode 4127''' was broadcast on 16 June 2006, and was the grand final of [[Championship of Champions XII]].
 [[Paul Gallen]] played [[Mark Tournoff]], with Paul Gallen winning {{score|111|93}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kim Woodburn]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 ==Rounds==
 {{Rounds-start|Paul Gallen|Mark Tournoff}}
-{{R-letters| 1|SFTIOASRH|STARFISH |STARFISH |                    |8|8|8}}
+{{R-letters| 1|SFTIOASRH|STARFISH |STARFISH |                    |  8|8  |  8}}
-{{R-letters| 2|PENASBIMU|SUNBEAM  |SUNBEAM  |PNEUMAS*            |15|15|15}}
+{{R-letters| 2|PENASBIMU|SUNBEAM  |SUNBEAM  |PNEUMAS*            | 15|15 | 15}}
-{{R-letters| 3|NDLOEOGBS|NOODLES  |NOODLES  |BELONGS*, BLONDES*, BONGOES, DONGLES*, GLOBOSE*, OBLONGS*|22|22|22}}
+{{R-letters| 3|NDLOEOGBS|NOODLES  |NOODLES  |BELONGS*, BLONDES*, BONGOES, DONGLES*, GLOBOSE*, OBLONGS*| 22|22 | 22}}
-{{R-letters| 4|IZREUTNSR|RUNTIER  |RUNTIER  |INSURER*, NUTSIER*, RETURNS*, RUSTIER*, TURNERS*|29|29|29}}
+{{R-letters| 4|IZREUTNSR|RUNTIER  |RUNTIER  |INSURER*, NUTSIER*, RETURNS*, RUSTIER*, TURNERS*| 29|29 | 29}}
-{{R-numbers| 5|25|100|75|2|5|4|620
+{{R-numbers| 5|25|100|75|2|5|4| 620
 |620|sol1=(100 − 75) × 25 − 5
 |620|sol2=(100 + 75 − 25 + 5) × 4
 |39|39|39}}
 {{R-TTT       |BODGERAP|You'll need one for 5's and 3's.|PEGBOARD}}
-{{R-letters| 6|CELAERLTR|CELLARET |CELLARET |CELLARER*           |47|47|47}}
+{{R-letters| 6|CELAERLTR|CELLARET |CELLARET |CELLARER*           | 47|47 | 47}}
-{{R-letters| 7|TNMAEOXGW|MAGNETO  |MONTAGE  |MEGATON             |54|54|54}}
+{{R-letters| 7|TNMAEOXGW|MAGNETO  |MONTAGE  |MEGATON             | 54|54 | 54}}
-{{R-letters| 8|DEINRAMEP|REMAINED |REMAINED |DAMPENER            |62|62|62}}
+{{R-letters| 8|DEINRAMEP|REMAINED |REMAINED |DAMPENER            | 62|62 | 62}}
-{{R-letters| 9|RLNIUEGFT|REFUTING |REFUTING |                    |70|70|70}}
+{{R-letters| 9|RLNIUEGFT|REFUTING |REFUTING |                    | 70|70 | 70}}
-{{R-numbers|10|6|2|25|100|50|75|175
+{{R-numbers|10|6|2|25|100|50|75| 175
 |175|sol1=100 + 75
 |175|sol2=100 + 75
 |80|80|80}}
 {{R-TTT       |ROMANDUG|He won't mock, but will definitely scoff.|GOURMAND}}
-{{R-letters|11|VRDAEASDK|DREADS   |ADDERS   |DRAKES*, SADDER*, VARDAS*|86|86|86}}
+{{R-letters|11|VRDAEASDK|DREADS   |ADDERS   |DRAKES*, SADDER*, VARDAS*| 86|86 | 86}}
-{{R-letters|12|HELOCTEMI|TELECOM  |cometh {{x}}|                    |93|86|93}}
+{{R-letters|12|HELOCTEMI|TELECOM  |cometh {{x}}|                    | 93|86 | 93}}
-{{R-letters|13|PCSOEADYN|DYSPNOEA |DEACONS  |                    |101|86|101}}
+{{R-letters|13|PCSOEADYN|DYSPNOEA |DEACONS  |                    |101|86 |101}}
-{{R-numbers|14|100|50|25|75|3|4|880
+{{R-numbers|14|100|50|25|75|3|4| 880
 |882 {{x}}
 |876|sol2=(3 × 75 − (100 + 50) ÷ 25) × 4

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{episode|previous=Episode 4126|next=Episode 4128}}
-'''Episode 4127''' was broadcast on 16 June 2006, as part of the [[Championship of Champions XII]]..
+'''Episode 4127''' was broadcast on 16 June 2006, as the Grand Final of the [[Championship of Champions XII]].
 [[Paul Gallen]] played [[Mark Tournoff]], with Paul Gallen winning 111 - 93. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Kim Woodburn]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].

@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
 {{R-letters| 2|PENASBIMU|SUNBEAM  |SUNBEAM  |PNEUMAS*            |15|15|15}}
 {{R-letters| 3|NDLOEOGBS|NOODLES  |NOODLES  |BELONGS*, BLONDES*, BONGOES*, DONGLES*, GLOBOSE*, OBLONGS*|22|22|22}}
-{{R-letters| 4|IZREUTNSR|RUNTIER  |RUNTIER  |INSURER*, NUTSIER*, RETURNS*, RUSTIER*, TURNERS*|?|?|?}}
+{{R-letters| 4|IZREUTNSR|RUNTIER  |RUNTIER  |INSURER*, NUTSIER*, RETURNS*, RUSTIER*, TURNERS*|29|29|29}}
 {{R-numbers| 5|25|100|75|2|5|4|620
 |620|sol1=( 100 &minus; 75 ) &times; 25 &minus; 5