Episode 5649 - Revision history

DaaniyalAli at 16:25, 9 February 2026

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 [[Jon O'Neill]] played [[Jack Worsley]], with Jon O'Neill winning {{score|122|104}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Dr Phil Hammond]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-O'Neill's [[max game]] was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
+NOTE 1: O'Neill's [[max game]] was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
-This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.
+NOTE 2: This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.
 This episode was repeated on 19 June 2020.
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 [[Jon O'Neill]] played [[Jack Worsley]], with Jon O'Neill winning {{score|122|104}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Dr Phil Hammond]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-O'Neill's [[max game|perfect performance]] was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
+O'Neill's [[max game]] was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
 This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.
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 [[Jon O'Neill]] played [[Jack Worsley]], with Jon O'Neill winning {{score|122|104}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Dr Phil Hammond]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-O'Neill's perfect performance was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
+O'Neill's [[max game|perfect performance]] was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
 This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.

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 [[Jon O'Neill]] played [[Jack Worsley]], with Jon O'Neill winning {{score|122|104}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Dr Phil Hammond]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-O'Neill's perfect performance was the fourth in the history of 15-round televised Countdown, as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (original)|old 15-round format]].
+O'Neill's perfect performance was the fourth in the history of [[15 round format|15-round]] televised ''[[Countdown]]'', as well as being the third of the series. His score of 122 was also the highest ever achieved without a nine-letter word in the [[15 round format (old)|old 15-round format]].
 This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.

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	This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.		This episode is also notable for the fact that between them, O'Neill and Worsley scored maximum points in 28 of the 29 picks that they offered.
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		+	This episode was repeated on 19 June 2020.

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