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'''Episode 6332''' was broadcast on 24 March 2016, as part of [[Series 74]].

[[Sam Johnson]] played [[Sean Cooke]], with Sean Cooke winning {{score|67|62}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Mark Foster]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].

Notably, in Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s, believed to be a record; had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round.

==Rounds==
{{Rounds-start|Sam Johnson|Sean Cooke}}
{{R-letters |1 |SFTPAOATU|outset {{x}}|PASTA |OUTSPAT* | 0|5 | 7}}
{{R-letters |2 |SKDIUERIN|DUSKIER |RISKED |RINKSIDE* | 7|5 | 15}}
{{R-numbers |3 | 50|100|6|3|1|3| 252
|252|sol1=3 × 100 − 50 + 6 ÷ 3
|252|sol2=50 × 3 + 100 + 6 ÷ 3
|17|15|25}}
{{R-TTT |HERWORST|Did they chuck things at Percy the gardener?|THROWERS}}
{{R-letters |4 |RQHUOESGA|shorage {{x}}|SQUARE |AERUGOS*, GHERAOS*, HOUSAGE*, QUAHOGS, RAGEOUS*| 17|21 | 32}}
{{R-letters |5 |SMTRIOEVO|ROOMIEST |ROOMIEST |MOTORISE*, REVOMITS, VOMITERS*| 25|29 | 40}}
{{R-numbers |6 | 25|100|75|6|4|10| 680
|679|sol1=6 × 100 + 75 + 4
|679|sol2=6 × 100 + 75 + 4
|rr=680|solrr=(75 − 6 − 25 × 4 ÷ 100) × 10
|32|36|50}}
{{R-letters |7 |NGDRCAAOE|CARNAGE |ORANGE |ACORNED*, CONGAED*, CORDAGE, CRANAGE*, DECAGON*, DRACONE, GROANED*, ONAGRAD*, ORANGED*, ORGANED*| 39|36 | 57}}
{{R-letters |8 |PTSIAINXO|POINTS |PIANIST |PISATIN* | 39|43 | 64}}
{{R-numbers |9 | 25|5|3|2|3|6| 586
|589 {{x}}
|578 {{x}}
|rr=586|solrr=(25 × 2 + 3) × (6 + 5) + 3
|39|43|74}}
{{R-TTT |SIDGIVEN|Sid is given to coming up with lots of new schemes.|DEVISING}}
{{R-letters |10|TVRSEEEHE|steers {{x}}|seether {{x}}|TEEVEES* | 39|43 | 81}}
{{R-letters |11|JMWBEAILY|BLIMEY |BLIMEY |MILEWAY*, WEBMAIL | 45|49 | 88}}
{{R-letters |12|DLKPOUENP|PLONKED |UPEND |PLOUKED*, PLUNKED*, UNPOPED*| 52|49 | 95}}
{{R-letters |13|LSCRAEALB|RECALLS |SCALABLE | | 52|57 |103}}
{{R-numbers |14| 50|75|25|100|4|8| 440
|—
|440|sol2=(50 ÷ 25 + 8 + 100) × 4
|52|67|113}}
{{R-conundrum|15|ELVESTOIL|c1time=5.5|c1sol=LOVELIEST|62|67|123}}
{{Rounds-end}}

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 [[Sam Johnson]] played [[Sean Cooke]], with Sean Cooke winning {{score|67|62}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Mark Foster]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-NOTE: In Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s which believed to be a record, beating the four consecutive {{word|E}}s that had appeared in the [[Episode CS1997|Richard Whiteley vs. Carol Vorderman special]]; had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round. It never happened until [[Episode 7059|23 April 2019]].
+NOTE: In Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s which believed to be a record (beating the four consecutive {{word|E}}s that had appeared in the [[Episode CS1997|Richard Whiteley vs. Carol Vorderman special]]); had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round. It never happened until Round 10 of [[Episode 7059|23 April 2019]].
 ==Rounds==

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 [[Sam Johnson]] played [[Sean Cooke]], with Sean Cooke winning {{score|67|62}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Mark Foster]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Notably, in Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s, believed to be a record, beating the four consecutive {{word|E}}s that had appeared in the [[Episode CS1997|Richard Whiteley vs Carol Vorderman special]]; had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round.
+NOTE: In Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s which believed to be a record, beating the four consecutive {{word|E}}s that had appeared in the [[Episode CS1997|Richard Whiteley vs. Carol Vorderman special]]; had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round. It never happened until [[Episode 7059|23 April 2019]].
 ==Rounds==

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 {{episode|previous=Episode 6331|next=Episode 6333}}
 '''Episode 6332''' was broadcast on 24 March 2016, as part of [[Series 74]].
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 [[Sam Johnson]] played [[Sean Cooke]], with Sean Cooke winning {{score|67|62}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Mark Foster]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Notably, in Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s, believed to be a record; had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round.
+Notably, in Rounds 10 and 11, the vowel pile contained five consecutive {{word|E}}s, believed to be a record, beating the four consecutive {{word|E}}s that had appeared in the [[Episode CS1997|Richard Whiteley vs Carol Vorderman special]]; had Cooke chosen a fifth vowel in Round 10, five {{word|E}}s would have appeared in this single round.
 ==Rounds==

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 {{R-letters  |7 |NGDRCAAOE|CARNAGE  |ORANGE   |ACORNED*, CONGAED*, CORDAGE, CRANAGE*, DECAGON*, DRACONE, GROANED*, ONAGRAD*, ORANGED*, ORGANED*| 39|36 | 57}}