Episode 6278 - Revision history

DaaniyalAli at 19:51, 15 May 2024

2024-05-15T19:51:05Z

DaaniyalAli at 14:12, 6 May 2024

2024-05-06T14:12:10Z

TobyMcDonald at 17:23, 24 July 2023

2023-07-24T17:23:07Z

TobyMcDonald at 12:58, 21 July 2021

2021-07-21T12:58:43Z

TobyMcDonald at 15:42, 12 July 2021

2021-07-12T15:42:35Z

ISTANdGround at 13:55, 29 June 2020

2020-06-29T13:55:29Z

ISTANdGround at 13:55, 29 June 2020

2020-06-29T13:55:13Z

JohnnyCanuck at 16:15, 15 January 2016

2016-01-15T16:15:27Z

JRTerrier24: 410 was impossible

2016-01-04T21:00:04Z

410 was impossible

Ray Wilding: OED

2016-01-04T16:24:11Z

OED

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 {{R-conundrum|15|BELLCHOOK|c2sol=BLOCKHOLE|c2time=8.75|133|115|147}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
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 [[Tom Cappleman]] played [[Glen Webb]], with Tom Cappleman winning {{score|133|115}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-This was the first episode [[Sponsors|sponsored]] by HSL: Your Chair Specialists.
+As of its original broadcast, this was the first episode [[Sponsors|sponsored]] by HSL: Your Chair Specialists.
 This episode marked the first instance in which any [[contestant]] spotted three [[Letters game|nine-letter words]] in a [[15 round format (new)|new 15-round game]], as well as the first (in any format) in which ''both'' contestants spotted three nine-letter words. Also, at the time, Cappleman and Webb's [[List of 15-round joint scores over 200|combined score]] of 248 was the highest ever achieved in the new 15-round format, beating 242 on [[Episode 5839|20 December 2013]]. It was beaten with 252 just [[Episode 6287|11 days later]].

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 This was the first episode [[Sponsors|sponsored]] by HSL: Your Chair Specialists.
-This episode marked the first instance in which any player spotted three [[Letters game|nine-letter words]] in a [[15 round format (new)|new 15-round game]], as well as the first (in any format) in which ''both'' contestants spotted three nine-letter words. Cappleman and Webb's [[List of 15-round joint scores over 200|combined score]] of 248 was also the highest ever achieved in the new 15-round format, until it was beaten just [[Episode 6287|11 days later]] by [[Andy Platt]] and [[Dylan Taylor]]'s 252.
+This episode marked the first instance in which any [[contestant]] spotted three [[Letters game|nine-letter words]] in a [[15 round format (new)|new 15-round game]], as well as the first (in any format) in which ''both'' contestants spotted three nine-letter words. Also, at the time, Cappleman and Webb's [[List of 15-round joint scores over 200|combined score]] of 248 was the highest ever achieved in the new 15-round format, beating 242 on [[Episode 5839|20 December 2013]]. It was beaten with 252 just [[Episode 6287|11 days later]].
 This episode was repeated on 29 June 2020.
 ==Rounds==
 {{Rounds-start|Tom Cappleman|Glen Webb}}
-{{R-letters| 1|WCTNUIOLT|OUTWIT   |UNCOIL   |LINOCUT*            |  6|6  |  7}}
+{{R-letters  | 1|WCTNUIOLT|OUTWIT   |UNCOIL   |LINOCUT*            |  6|6  |  7}}
-{{R-letters| 2|YRSHEAEIU|HERESY   |shearie {{x}}|EASIER, EYRIES*, HEARSE*, HEIAUS*, RESEAU*, RUSHEE*, SHAURI*, SURAHI*, UREASE*| 12|6  | 13}}
+{{R-letters  | 2|YRSHEAEIU|HERESY   |shearie {{x}}|EASIER, EYRIES*, HEARSE*, HEIAUS*, RESEAU*, RUSHEE*, SHAURI*, SURAHI*, UREASE*| 12|6  | 13}}
-{{R-numbers| 3| 2|7|1|9|6|4| 712
+{{R-numbers  | 3| 2|7|1|9|6|4| 712
 |711|sol1=((6 + 4 + 1) × 7 + 2) × 9
 |718
 |rr=711/713
 |19|6|20}}
-{{R-TTT       |ICECLEAR|This eight will count as one of your five a day.|CELERIAC}}
+{{R-TTT         |ICECLEAR|This eight will count as one of your five a day.|CELERIAC}}
-{{R-letters| 4|DMQREAOAB|ABROAD   |AMOEBA   |ABOARD*, ABORAD*, ABRADE*, ADREAM*, MORADA*, RADOME, ROAMED*| 25|12 | 26}}
+{{R-letters  | 4|DMQREAOAB|ABROAD   |AMOEBA   |ABOARD*, ABORAD*, ABRADE*, ADREAM*, MORADA*, RADOME, ROAMED*| 25|12 | 26}}
-{{R-letters| 5|SVNTIEIGD|DIVESTING|DIVESTING|                    | 43|30 | 44}}
+{{R-letters  | 5|SVNTIEIGD|DIVESTING|DIVESTING|                    | 43|30 | 44}}
-{{R-numbers| 6| 50|6|10|1|3|5| 636
+{{R-numbers  | 6| 50|6|10|1|3|5| 636
 |636|sol1=(50 + 3) × (6 × 10 ÷ 5)
 |636|sol2=(50 − 1) × (10 + 3) − (6 − 5)
 |53|40|54}}
-{{R-letters| 7|FNTSAEAIC|FASCINATE|FASCINATE|                    | 71|58 | 72}}
+{{R-letters  | 7|FNTSAEAIC|FASCINATE|FASCINATE|                    | 71|58 | 72}}
-{{R-letters| 8|GSRPEOEUN|GENEROUS |SPONGER  |PERONEUS*, SUPEREGO | 79|58 | 80}}
+{{R-letters  | 8|GSRPEOEUN|GENEROUS |SPONGER  |PERONEUS*, SUPEREGO | 79|58 | 80}}
-{{R-numbers| 9| 8|1|2|4|9|2| 411
+{{R-numbers  | 9| 8|1|2|4|9|2| 411
 |413|sol1=((4 + 2) × 8 − 2) × 9 − 1
 |410 {{x}}
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 |other=412|solother=((9 + 4) × 8 − 1) × 2 × 2
 |86|58|87}}
-{{R-TTT       |LOSTBOYS|The boys may not be lost, but they're very crafty.|SLYBOOTS}}
+{{R-TTT         |LOSTBOYS|The boys may not be lost, but they're very crafty.|SLYBOOTS}}
-{{R-letters|10|DTSRAIOEV|DEVIATORS|DEVIATORS|                    |104|76 |105}}
+{{R-letters  |10|DTSRAIOEV|DEVIATORS|DEVIATORS|                    |104|76 |105}}
-{{R-letters|11|DGRNAEUEJ|UNDERAGE |UNDERAGE |DUNGAREE*, UNGEARED*|112|84 |113}}
+{{R-letters  |11|DGRNAEUEJ|UNDERAGE |UNDERAGE |DUNGAREE*, UNGEARED*|112|84 |113}}
-{{R-letters|12|TMLPOIOEU|POLITE   |POLITE   |IMPUTE*, LIMPET*, MOOLIE*, MOTILE*, MOULIE*, MULTIP*, MUTILE*, OOLITE*, OPTIME*, OUTLIE*, PILEUM*, PIOLET*, PLUMET*, PLUTEI*, POMELO*, POOLIE*, POOTLE*, POOULI*, POULET*, TOOLIE*, TUPELO*, ULTIMO*, UPTIME*|118|90 |119}}
+{{R-letters  |12|TMLPOIOEU|POLITE   |POLITE   |IMPUTE*, LIMPET*, MOOLIE*, MOTILE*, MOULIE*, MULTIP*, MUTILE*, OOLITE*, OPTIME*, OUTLIE*, PILEUM*, PIOLET*, PLUMET*, PLUTEI*, POMELO*, POOLIE*, POOTLE*, POOULI*, POULET*, TOOLIE*, TUPELO*, ULTIMO*, UPTIME*|118|90 |119}}
-{{R-letters|13|NXSRAEIHL|INHALERS |INHALERS |                    |126|98 |127}}
+{{R-letters  |13|NXSRAEIHL|INHALERS |INHALERS |                    |126|98 |127}}
-{{R-numbers| 14| 100|6|7|4|8|7| 899
+{{R-numbers  |14| 100|6|7|4|8|7| 899
 |900|sol1=(8 + 7 − 6) × 100
 |900|sol2=(6 − 4 + 7) × 100
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 [[Category:Episodes in Championship of Champions XIV]]
 [[Category:Double century games]]
 [[Category:Scores over 125]]
-[[Category:15-round games]]
+[[Category:15-round joint scores over 200]]
 [[Category:Episodes presented by Nick Hewer]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Rachel Riley as arithmetician]]

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 This was the first episode [[Sponsors|sponsored]] by HSL: Your Chair Specialists.
-This episode marked the first instance in which any player spotted three [[Letters game|nine-letter words]] in a [[15 round format (new)|new 15-round game]], as well as the first (in any format) in which ''both'' contestants spotted three nine-letter words. Cappleman and Webb's [[List of 15-round joint scores over 200|combined score]] of 248 was also the highest ever achieved in the new 15-round format, until it was beaten [[Episode 6287|the following Friday]] by [[Andy Platt]] and [[Dylan Taylor]]'s 252.
+This episode marked the first instance in which any player spotted three [[Letters game|nine-letter words]] in a [[15 round format (new)|new 15-round game]], as well as the first (in any format) in which ''both'' contestants spotted three nine-letter words. Cappleman and Webb's [[List of 15-round joint scores over 200|combined score]] of 248 was also the highest ever achieved in the new 15-round format, until it was beaten just [[Episode 6287|11 days later]] by [[Andy Platt]] and [[Dylan Taylor]]'s 252.
 This episode was repeated on 29 June 2020.

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 [[Tom Cappleman]] played [[Glen Webb]], with Tom Cappleman winning {{score|133|115}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Gloria Hunniford]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-This was the first episode sponsored by HSL: Your Chair Specialists.
+This was the first episode [[Sponsors|sponsored]] by HSL: Your Chair Specialists.
 This episode marked the first instance in which any player spotted three [[Letters game|nine-letter words]] in a [[15 round format (new)|new 15-round game]], as well as the first (in any format) in which ''both'' contestants spotted three nine-letter words. Cappleman and Webb's [[List of 15-round joint scores over 200|combined score]] of 248 was also the highest ever achieved in the new 15-round format, until it was beaten [[Episode 6287|the following Friday]] by [[Andy Platt]] and [[Dylan Taylor]]'s 252.

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 [[Category:Episodes with Susie Dent as lexicographer]]
 [[Category:Episodes with Gloria Hunniford as a guest]]
-[[Repeated episodes]]
+[[Category:Repeated episodes]]