Episode 5751 - Revision history

DaaniyalA at 11:32, 9 November 2022

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fix

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2016-03-27T21:23:18Z

SHREAKING is not and has never been a word in any dictionary ever.

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2016-03-25T21:11:36Z

2016-03-25T21:11:08Z

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 {{R-conundrum|15|HESARKING|c1time=1|c1sol=SHRINKAGE|121|17|125}}
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 [[Dylan Taylor]] played [[Russ Millhouse]], with Dylan Taylor winning {{score|121|17}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record stood until May 2019 when [[Elliott Mellor]] scored 1061.
+At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record stood until May 2019 when [[Elliott Mellor]] scored 1,061.
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 [[Dylan Taylor]] played [[Russ Millhouse]], with Dylan Taylor winning {{score|121|17}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record stood until May 2019 when [[Elliott Mellor]] got 1061.
+At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record stood until May 2019 when [[Elliott Mellor]] scored 1061.
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 [[Dylan Taylor]] played [[Russ Millhouse]], with Dylan Taylor winning {{score|121|17}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record still stands today.
+At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record stood until May 2019 when [[Elliott Mellor]] got 1061.
 ==Rounds==

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	[[Dylan Taylor]] played [[Russ Millhouse]], with Dylan Taylor winning {{score\|121\|17}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].		[[Dylan Taylor]] played [[Russ Millhouse]], with Dylan Taylor winning {{score\|121\|17}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
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		+	At the end of the episode, [[Nick Hewer]] announced that Taylor had achieved the highest ever cumulative score in the history of ''Countdown'' (974 points across 8 shows). The record still stands today.

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