Episode 4732 - Revision history

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 [[Junaid Mubeen]] played [[Charlie Reams]], with Junaid Mubeen winning {{score|88|84}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gyles Brandreth]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-This was the last episode presented by [[Des O'Connor]] and [[Carol Vorderman]]. It was preceded by [[One Last Consonant Please, Carol]], and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears at which point the show ended.
+This was the last episode presented by [[Des O'Connor]] and [[Carol Vorderman]]. It was preceded by [[One Last Consonant Please, Carol]] and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears at that point the show ended.
 This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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 [[Junaid Mubeen]] played [[Charlie Reams]], with Junaid Mubeen winning {{score|88|84}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gyles Brandreth]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-This was [[Des O'Connor]]'s and [[Carol Vorderman]]'s last episode. It was preceded by [[One Last Consonant Please, Carol]], and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears, at which point the show ended.
+This was the last episode presented by [[Des O'Connor]] and [[Carol Vorderman]]. It was preceded by [[One Last Consonant Please, Carol]], and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears at which point the show ended.
 This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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 [[Junaid Mubeen]] played [[Charlie Reams]], with Junaid Mubeen winning {{score|88|84}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gyles Brandreth]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-This was [[Des O'Connor]]'s and [[Carol Vorderman]]'s last episode, and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears, at which point the show ended.
+This was [[Des O'Connor]]'s and [[Carol Vorderman]]'s last episode. It was preceded by [[One Last Consonant Please, Carol]], and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears, at which point the show ended.
 This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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	This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Championship of Champions XI]].		This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Championship of Champions XI]].
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		+	There was no [[Origins of Words]] slot in this episode.

	==Rounds==		==Rounds==

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 ==External Links==
 {{YouTube|hao2dw67U5Q}}
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−	[[Image:Charlie_Junaid_Carol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|[[Series 59]] champion [[Junaid Mubeen]] holding the [[Richard Whiteley Memorial Trophy]], alongside runner-up [[Charlie Reams]] and [[Carol Vorderman]].]]
	'''Episode 4732''' was broadcast on 12 December 2008, and was the [[Series 59]] grand final.		'''Episode 4732''' was broadcast on 12 December 2008, and was the [[Series 59]] grand final.

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-[[Image:Charlie_Junaid_Carol.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Series 59 champion [[Junaid Mubeen]] holding the [[Richard Whiteley Memorial Trophy]], alongside runner-up [[Charlie Reams]] and [[Carol Vorderman]].]]
+[[Image:Charlie_Junaid_Carol.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Series 59]] champion [[Junaid Mubeen]] holding the [[Richard Whiteley Memorial Trophy]], alongside runner-up [[Charlie Reams]] and [[Carol Vorderman]].]]
 '''Episode 4732''' was broadcast on 12 December 2008, and was the [[Series 59]] grand final.
 [[Junaid Mubeen]] played [[Charlie Reams]], with Junaid Mubeen winning {{score|88|84}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gyles Brandreth]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Notably, this was [[Des O'Connor]] and [[Carol Vorderman]]'s last episode and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Susie and Gyles respectively. At the end, Carol gave a short speech before bursting into tears, at which point the show ended.
+Notably, this was [[Des O'Connor]] and [[Carol Vorderman]]'s last episode and featured both of them receiving a bunch of flowers from Dent and Brandreth respectively. At the end, Vorderman gave a short speech before bursting into tears, at which point the show ended.
-This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Series 49]].
+This was also the last show to be played on the pink-decorated set that had been in use since [[Championship of Champions XI]].
 ==Rounds==
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 {{R-letters  |3 |MPFKOAETZ|TEMPO    |TEMPO    |KEMPT*, KOFTA*, MATZO*, MOTZA*, TOPAZ*| 12|12 | 20}}
 {{R-letters  |4 |NTGDOEUIO|OUTDOING |OUTDOING |                    | 20|20 | 28}}
-{{R-numbers  |5 | 4|7|5|8|6|2| 927
+{{R-numbers  |5 | 2|6|8|5|7|4| 927
 |929 {{x}}
 |—
 |other=927|solother=(8 × 6 × 2 + 7) × (5 + 4)
 |20|20|38}}
-{{R-TTT         |DESOSONG|Well behaved at the loch. Gracious me.|GOODNESS}}
+{{R-TTT         |DESOSONG|Well behaved at {{w|Loch Ness|the loch}}. Gracious me.|GOODNESS}}
 {{R-letters  |6 |HDGRAEION|ORGANDIE |HEADING  |ADHERING*, HOARDING | 28|20 | 46}}
 {{R-letters  |7 |NTBEIEWVG|TEEING   |WEEING   |BEIGNET*            | 34|26 | 53}}
 {{R-letters  |8 |LNRLAEAIE|AERIAL   |aliener {{x}}|LARNIE*, LEANER*, LIERNE*, LINEAL*, LINEAR, NAILER, NARIAL*, REALIA*, RELINE, RELLIE*| 40|26 | 59}}
 {{R-letters  |9 |NSCPAEIUE|INSCAPE  |INSCAPE  |SAPIENCE            | 47|33 | 67}}
-{{R-numbers  |10| 7|10|1|1|4|75| 678
+{{R-numbers  |10| 75|4|1|1|10|7| 678
 |678|sol1=(10 − 1) × 75 + 4 − 1
 |678|sol2=(10 − 1) × 75 + 4 − 1
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 {{R-letters  |12|RYRCAOELI|CARRIOLE |CARRIOLE |                    | 72|58 | 92}}
 {{R-letters  |13|JSQDUAOTT|QUOTAS   |QUOTAS   |ADJUST, OUTSAT*, SQUATT*| 78|64 | 98}}
-{{R-numbers  |14| 4|6|100|75|50|25| 297
+{{R-numbers  |14| 25|50|75|100|6|4| 297
 |297|sol1=50 × 6 − 75 ÷ 25
 |297|sol2=50 × 6 − 75 ÷ 25
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 ==External Links==
 {{YouTube|81xn6HqWWq4|zRxz9JcA8T0|2x_bVjtE01Q|ooBJfTKyT0U}}
-* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laWLAeH-AXw A short clip of Round 7] on {{w|YouTube}}
+*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laWLAeH-AXw A short clip of Round 7] on YouTube.
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